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if there were any attack, both from the united states and u. s. allies. so this is very concerning. indeed, that's also something that jack smith and is very so statement is 3 minutes just under 3 minutes by the special council that highlighted that these are very serious charges and that the security of the united states was at stake. that that was very important to this investigation. at the same time, we just heard him there stress that don't some must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. this is a special counsel. he does not want to make any mistake. and although this is a very lengthy document, we can be sure that what's contained here is of course, by no means every thing he is quite clear, the only pushing into writing what he believes he can prove beyond any reasonable doubt. so uh, this is a very tight spot, donald trump himself could find himself in right now to visit attorneys have already resigned. they are saying the stepping aside to make way for those who and other lawyers who uh, bought in florida and more a

is due to address congress several hours from now during the 2nd day of a state visit to the united states. u. s. presidential line welcome modi to the white house where he will also attend a state dinner to leaders are expected to announce the number of defense in trade agreements. us is courting moody as an allied against china, the spine concerns over his government, human rights record. it's the more on this word to invite the billing as cheap international editor richard walker. so why is the us at this point in time seeking a closer partnership with india? yeah, well i think we can kind of like and pointed to countries that are almost like the center of all of this on the one hand, china, and on the other hand, russia and china isn't close. the biggest rival, the, the united states has faced in decades now becoming a very, very major pilot in east asia. and becoming arrival to, to the united states kind of network of the friends and allies in asia. and the us has close defense alliances with japan, with australia, with the philippines, a with, with many countries in the region. it doesn't

is the sovereign progress of every country that prevails over the political interest of the united states. u . s. policy has faulty logic because the us has relations with china. that is, they want to force other countries to break with china and maintain relations with tie one. however, it seems to me that this is a loser tactic as a whole world increasingly recognizes the china is the most important player for global economics and politics. china is a benchmark and the global economy. it has helped the economies of other countries develop with better opportunities. hold on. this is our local stories on all to the comm visuals. check those out and we'll be back a couple of them. the, [000:00:00;00] the ocean virginia cause trouble understanding, being able to do any kind of a scale shift. i personally, i think that it gotcha package you would have thought of. i should have been an easy let's go back to mr. additional escape when he was 16, his father became a pa, design in proteins, jim and occupied territories. ordered by the us for these boxes on the case that them jr. denazi's destroyed his

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hovering over the united states of china, remains the pacing challenge and something that will continue to stay focused on the trip was postpone following the spied balloon incident over the u. s. format extensions rising between the united states and china, over a chinese 5 balloon that the chinese 5 balloon that flew across the u. s. back in february, was able to gather intelligence from several military sites. and then we shut it down, sending a clear message, clear message. the violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable. well, earlier we spoke to nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai send, have a written packet international studies that mr. wong's site is that dependent guns statement and admissions about the balloon, while it leaves many more questions. now the nonsense. a late statement from the pentagon is somewhat confusing because we don't know what was the occasion for the pentagon to makes that statement also is and seems to you to pilot that was flying on top of the blue or rated confirm that they did not collect any information while flying over canada and the us for a week. why the white house do decided to shoot? now, my 3rd question is why the penta

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that's according to the united nations, a u. s. and saudi arabia have been meditating for several weeks, but numerous. these fighters have come and gone non has stopped the fighting. that's despite commitments from both sides to ensure access to a w in atlanta. i know, and before april, 15, 2023, the number of people in need of a military aid was at 15800000, including 3700000 internally displaced persons. this number rose to 24700000 people, including more than 18000000. you need urgent mentoring. 8. does a 57 percent increase compared to the level of before the conflict in the fuck. i'm know the violence has spread to the west and that's the region. the other major battle ground, its largest 15. yeah. law has experienced intense fighting, leading to a surgeon referred to using casualties. you unofficial have want of possible crimes against humanity and the conflicts estimate dimension. in fact, for the international organization for migration says more than a 150000 people have fled to neighboring child from there. for of the cha

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