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thank you forjoining us. thank you for “oining us. thank ou, and thank you forjoining us.ou. and glory to _ thank you forjoining us. thank you, and glory to ukraine. - a bit more now on the main story this hour, their death in the uk of the former deputy prime ministerjohn prescott. let's speak to our chief political correspondent. what has a reaction been there to the news in westminster? tribute is absolutely flooding in forjohn prescott. as you would expect, given his huge role in the labour party's history over 40 years as a member of a house of commons and then another 14 years in the house of lords. but also because of particularly his decade as deputy prime minister to tony blair. the longest serving ever deputy prime minister. tony blair is one of those who has paid tribute today, said that he is devastated byjohn prescott�*s devastated by john prescott�*s passing. devastated byjohn prescott�*s passing. "he was one of the most talented people i ever encountered in politics, a great man, a great servant of country and party". but the tributes spanned the generations

goods, for example, used for civilian and military use. they also want the dutch government to stop all trades with the legal occupied territory. territories in palestine at the dodge state is now replying to these, these requests. and these 3 months from the organizations saying that if fraud has the right to defend itself, but also saying that they have weight all these license requests very carefully and they have never not sent any weapons to the areas that could be used against the people in gaza and the west bank. so the judge now has to decide after this hearing is finished, if the court can and a push the dutch government to change its behavior and the states that this is not something for a court to decide. but this is foreign policy stuff. is there a feeling at all that yesterday's icbc decision to issue these arrest warrants is going to impact this case at all. absolutely include that in these international court rulings, of course, is a thursday's decision by the i c. c to issue arrest warrants against the israeli prime ministe

and us strategy to expand ukraine's missile use . well probably not so surprised because the leaks to the new york times about this decision seemingly by the, by the ministration actually give rusher time to prepare for the strikes and shift forces much every of uh, from probably the most endangered area. so a surprise and no surprise at the same time, my personal feeling is that both such an inflammation appearing before hand is greatly blunted. oh, the use by your brain. all these weapons, the kremlin, has said that bite and is throwing oil on the fire by allowing you crane to use these missiles inside russia. what might russia's military reaction looks like, as well look of the report side to bump the so called russian lawmakers, money, a boot, and that she's a form, a spy? i haven't. and she was given just a plum seats in this non parliament. and these people are engaging histrionics about this 3rd, above all, the potent uh, one developed a lot of red lines in the pos, for example, the arrival of american adverbs. things in ukrai

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it is home us. some members of this council are missing the plot that they refuse to acknowledge it is from us that instigated this conflict. as it is a mouse that is put millions of palestinian civilians in harm's way and has brought the region to the precipice of a broader war. well, these were the explanations of the american representative that actually didn't make it any clearer. what was wrong with this recent un security council resolution most go has pushed back against washington in a rather emotional speech, rushes and boy accused that you as a block in a peaceful resolution and being completed and the ongoing civilian deaths and gaza . and i'm usually if we don't need a cynical us statement, tens of thousands of civilians have already died. we will continue to expose the duplicity of the us. the us has shown it is responsible for the depth and suffering of the palestinian people. it was interesting to listen to the american representative who declared the resolution did not mention the re

of use self install is provided by you'd be kyle us. so we consult with the ukranian government. ukrainian military about a broad range of tactics that they can use to defend themselves. but i'm not going to speak publicly to the use of another countries. weapons, not us, provided weapons. and i will defer to the governments of ukraine and you case the set, i'm sorry, just for that, they're all say and reports that the us to sort to provide is navigational information for the use of those missiles. can you confirm that i'm not gonna speak to that? you know, according to media reports, a ukraine pocket at rochester coast region with 12 storm shadow myself. the attack came a day after us, the flight i talking to myself were used on the bounced region. washington's approval of its weapons being used to strike long range into russia, paved the way for the same use of new, okay, made storm shadows that rely on us navigation data for the use age. not the storm. shadows are at just fluffy cruise missiles, joint and glue. a french development o

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putting us said this many times. russia in the us hold 88 percent of the world's nuclear us know like it's europe and allies, washington cold, the amendment, irresponsible rhetoric. we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture. but we will continue to call on russia to stop the bellicose and irresponsible rhetoric, ukraine's presidents full of demons. lensky noted, it was symbolic, that the changes came into effect on the 1000th day of the war, even especially these day, they presented new, clear weapons set, c, y. this is at no cost of course. nuclear weapons said she, i don't want to go deeply for the disease and don't want to repeat very simple things, putting once more a year into its invasion of ukraine. russia suspended the new stats treaty a 2010 agreement with the us to reduce nuclear arms, citing america's involvement in the conflict. donald trump is weeks away from assuming office, and he promised to end the war in 24 hours. but recent changes in policy by both washington and moscow could put back, go out of reach to meet you mid didn't go out to 0 for insid

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in the us today-— expect rates to be cut in the us toda . , . ,., ~ us today. has _ us today. very much so. i think the fed has been _ us today. very much so. i think the fed has been very - the fed has been very consistent with their messaging and they don't want to surprise markets so they are going to go forward with a rate cut and it will be 25 basis points. what they will try to avoid is giving any signals as far as what they will be doing in the next couple of meetings. i think they want to assess exactly what will happen with all the elections we have. we are still trying to find out, will the republicans get the house? if they do, president—elect trump will have a good chance to turn all of his economic proposals into actual policy and that will have a major impact on growth, inflation, and the fed will really need to restart their summary of economic projections and i think in december they will have some major changes with that. will have some ma'or changes with that. ~ ., will have some ma'or changes with that. ~ . ., will have some ma'or changes wit

they had use nowhere. and presidents give us aust, he didn't confirmed. but what he did say was that ukraine has these longer range missiles and that they will use that. now a official source has told the reuters news and news agency, the that the in fact the attack comes is us supplied. massage are used in that attack. now elsewhere in ukraine and assuming region, we understand that 2 shaheed drones take a residential building, killing at least 12 people injuring many more. now this is the 2nd consecutive day that's to me, region has been hit. according to the ukranian authorities assume the region neighbors, the caustic region in russia, very ukrainian forces have mentioned incursion and in fact, occupied parts of that territory. so that by that is ongoing, it is believed that suit me. region is where you're claiming forces res. use to risk resupplied, the forces inside the russian cost region. i said vague. i 0, he's ukraine. are quite rough as well, and ukraine has dominated the final day of the g 20 l

and we've also have the us authorize the use of these anti personnel landlines. where are they likely to use these weapons? they will likely use them in the east where russia has, in may have been making significant gains, especially around certain towns and cities, especially around the corner cover. now that seems like the russians attract in sick of that time. between the 2, russian forces is about 5 kilometers, so that small pockets of ukrainian forces, either side there by 2 and a half kilometers away from russian troops. now, in russia uses these mines ukraine to once to use them, you understand that the agreement is that they will only be used on ukrainian territory. same as when custom, munitions were given, the permission only was given to use them in ukrainian territory. now these lines uh, are different to the cable lines that they already have here, and you create the cable lines. you need an operator to designate them, but these ones don't close the desk, but the cause of injury and what it so it's designed to do is kind of over whelmed the russian f

us is playing with fire. and that's dr. abrazzo about top comes to myself with fired into russia from ukraine. although most went down. i just bought the new long range strikes, the russian forces continued to make advances on the ground to destroy us, supplied all the peoples with the help of drove also ahead the spot more than 200 children children living on in less than 2 months. a disconcerting putnam to merge the debts of being met with a new shot from those able to stop the spots as an average of 3 children, and now killed every day. 11 on unicef sounds. the alarm happened. well, the good thing, a blind eye to the valve and squealing over in the mid leaks the hello and welcome to our attention option of reaching you from the roster of the capitol with the latest from around the weld. busy michael porch, i so that we assume is that the by the ministration is raising the cash the last drain when he comes to ukraine. after a report of the allowing key up to use the top comes to strike deep into russian ter

it have been us. may i ask you to have a la facebook that you the for less than in the reason why your post online is because you want a lot of people to see what you are posting. so if you feel like posting about palestine, no one's going to see the content or it's not going to be promoted. some people may be discouraged and posting and these and, and especially those were not palestinian because for us kind of thing is we're going to post no matter what, we're going to speak up for palestine no matter what. but what about our allies? what about people who want to support us? according to eric bobbing, as well doesn't always automatically ask meta to delete a pro palestinian content. they sometimes ask facebook and other platforms to keep around and then remove it for intelligence gathering purposes. shopping. i shop it can be a good multi. i mean, i mean lot of different. oh shit. there's a lot of money to put the costs over that. so now you really need me sooner. name one more fucking. if i'm not s

if the us have ministration shoes, us to use of leverage, choose us to abide by us law, which would mean to hold offensive, military weapons to israel. that would force a deal. yeah, the us administration currently refuses to do that. and people on all sides are suffering as a result. yeah, a number of the us allies also back to the, the resolution of the vote a, there was a discussion and machine bomb you. the state of tell us tons, deputy you in in boy very powerfully said at the security council session 65 doesn't result of everything, but it is the 1st step to was resolving anything. take a listen to what he said. maybe for some we have the wrong nationality of the wrong faith, the long skin color. but we haven't humans. and we should be treated as such. that is the un shop of what is one that is different from the top of you all have tell us is live on international law for them and international law for us. do they have the like the kids and the only like we have is to die with a statement that has gone viral and has been picked up right around the world. shina. do you think that t

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presidentjoe biden has given ukraine the green light to use long—range us weapons to strike within russiathat's according to us media reports. president putin has previously warned that he would consider such a move to be a major escalation in the conflict. several western nations — including the uk and france — have supplied kyiv with weapons capable of striking deep into russian territory —— but until now none has given ukraine permission to use them in this way. that's despite repeated pleas by president zeleynsky. he has long argued it could help turn the tide of the war revolution under way in america. but nobody can reverse it, nobody. here, reports that the government is considering deals with libya, tunisia and kurdistan to get a grip on the number of migrants arriving into the country on small boats. hello i'm anjana gadgil. presidentjoe biden has given ukraine the green light to use long—range us weapons to strike within russia. that's according to us media reports. president putin has previously warned that he would consider such a move to be a major escalation in the conflict.

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use us supplied long range missiles for strikes inside russian. all this would signal a major policy shift and comes after months of request by ukraine to use us weapons to hate a russian military targets far from the border. it also comes as 2 months before president elect donald trump takes office. trump has criticized biden's, strong support for ukraine. or for more on this i'm joined by d. w's and emission edge i swell in t is and stuff on simon's is standing by for us in washington dc. good evening to both of you stuff, and i'd like to start with use. so these media reports saying that joe biden will now allow ukraine to launch attacks on russian territory using these us supplied long range weapons. why are we seeing this policy shift now? so yeah, that's a good question. why are we seeing it now? first of all, yes, there is no official uh, statement from the state department or the white house. uh, as you know, the president left have left washington on thursday, 1st for road. now obviously in rio de janeiro. um, but uh why is the timing sur

it is likely that the us will us to keep the sanctions in place to make sure that they cannot make relations with russia. do not resume immediately. to america is the energy sector has benefited greatly from sanctions against law sco, allowing the us to sell more of its results as to europe as the u itself, which would be to get the joints the restrictions have gutted some of its own economy by slashing decades long life lines from russia. the u. s. has become the largest expos of liquefied natural gas to europe, coming at a much higher price than russian supplies in previous years. let's discuss all this with, i guess. do not back alternative but germany policy, amanda, and fulman m e p. many thanks for joining cuz i'm a product i'm very good to see today. so for the likes donald trump is made plenty of promises, but the lifting of sanctions on rush. it was not one of them. oh, what do you make of his priorities? well, he's made those clear. we've got to see with a hill on of him. i think he will attempt to. he's being quite clear on ukraine. and i think that he will have problems to bring

come us targets? look, i figured i'm not, not you know, i, you know, without, without going into all the, you know, i, i, i'm not on top of all the details what's going on as well, because my, my biases to divert as well. it says it's not for us to, to 2nd guess every on every thing. and i believe that broadly the idea gets to decide what it wants to do and that they're broadly in the right. peter t o at a loss for words they're at poll. um, can you help us understand then, is that what they mean by is really tech also being battled tested on palestinians and does that. it's horrible to say that it's horrible to think about that. but does that make that sector even more valuable? you did the concepts of, of being the whole tested on top stands often refers to her members of the ideas to develop technologies within the idea and then develop the same technologies in the private sector after they leave the military. there's a unit called unit $8200.00, which is the, the unit, the build, slander that step

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the native cynical us statements. the us has shown it is responsible for the depth and suffering of the palestinian people. in most cases, the washington decision to pito, full time of potential un security council resolution play, golf activities, pulitzer prize winning trying to single hoss expose. it's really a town to alex the west bank within the coming weeks, seemingly sounding the death knell for it might be a nature madam, but that didn't stop bankrupt from the procuring. is some american allied? the package president has said, washington authorizing tip to use it's no waiting to miss all states. russia is taking the walls for the break proper quote, great, and adding more fuel to the us of 12 counts down on the find. and this ministration, washington has approve 10 big fat and deposits and all 9 lines. can you create a utah on previous, the saudi international over myself, the whole team here at our most basic you are very welcome to the present. well 1st story, the sidewalk, the us has once again vetoed a po

used us wage proxy. what did you, ukraine, and then, and there's a global foot short a foot shortage bar across the globe side. this was exasperated by us. innovation is a bar across the world, leveraging financial sanctions. so, you know, by the, we, we don't, the, the rest of the world is looking at this and you look at the photo op and realize, you know what, we don't need by it. and we don't, uh, you know, i, i see your sentiment here. let me go back to policy. i mean, i, i think the g 20 is actually important because beyond the photo op, because the most important country is the most populous lee, they economically strong countries of global so they can sit down and they can confront their former colonial masters. ok. we need initiatives on poverty, climate change, economic prosperity, global economic, um, uh, governance, i mean, these are issues they have to address because just as you pointed out, well, you know, that's what's going on in the global south. it's one of our business. but when the, w

and deterrence, situation brinkmann shape which has been used for us since the beginning, more or less of the nuclear age in the same ease. and that's important, of course though, in russia actually usage of these documents as a director of, of when there's kind of when actually they will be deciding maybe one day new to as nuclear weapons are not to use the, they will not russian leadership, military and political will not be looking at the document, right? it'll be a deciding after another wrench for patients. okay. let's talk about the changes to rushes. you can, i don't train because russia says, quote, nuclear strikes could be justified by aggression against the russian federation, by any non nuclear state, with the participation crucially or support of a nuclear state. calling to avoid any confusion, who is russia addressing here? well, this is clearly meant to threaten or blackmail the united states and its continued support for ukraine. i should point out that this is a start departure though, from russian nuclear doctrine. if you think back to october 2022, when there was more

all the tasks we have set for ourselves would it be accomplished in response to the use of us and british long range weapons on november 21st of this year, the russian armed forces launched to combine strike on one of ukraine's defense industry facilities. the combat conditions included a test of one of russia's newest, medium range missiles systems in this case sort of with a ballistic missile, with nuclear free hypersonic equipment to our me, sol, engineers named it. originally the test was successful. the goal of the launch was achieved and one of the largest industrial complexes known since the days of the soviet union, and which still produces missile equipment and other weapons today was hit in the city of the net profit task and ukraine. we are developing intermediates, range and short arrangements. i also as a response to us plants to produce and deploy intermediate range and short range missiles in europe and asia. we believe that the us made a mistake by unilaterally withdrawing from the treaty on the elimination of medium range and short range missiles in 2019 under far fetched

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thanks for joining us. there are not the international. it's always good to have you with us. we're back in 30 minutes. the the in february 2022. ukraine, the game, the world's number one new story for ukraine and crane. craig to create a new crane ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, which is a down to discussion. russian troops invaded ukraine on a one perspective ukraine suffering from russian regression to be happening down in the eastern part of ukraine. this would genocide in distress as needs help us. morning i spoke to presidents give you credit and i assured him of the unwavering support of united kingdom. i have never experienced propaganda as bad. ukraine has turned into one monstrosity of psychological manipulation where the people have been virtually brainwashed. today, the invasion begins as vitamin pollutants as russian forces into ukraine. it was obvious that the american public was being deceived about what exactly was happening inside ukraine in this war. so what's really happening in the western countries genuinely convinced that protecting a weak uk

along the range missiles that us the us have given your training permission to use. and as of any more information on that concern of air attacks by russia over stephen, a concern that plays a number of embassies today. yes. so united states spain, greece actually because of the embassy closing. the business thing is a driving test. it gives us to leave the country now the united states, that is the back information that they had received. spain says they've had information about g to a possible serious an aerial attack. but the ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs of protest statement, basically telling everyone to come down to say nothing has changed. and these emphasis true the inject extra information into the field that the chicago national mode. but have said that if the all air raid sirens people should go to eric shelters, and the concern comes off the, the, the ukrainians apparently use this longer range missiles supplied by the united states inside russian territory. under the fear that russia could retaliate. no one knows what that retaliation will be, bu

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so no, no, not much know that much use, but suddenly it used up in my thinking. so you should, the will be large. i mean, is this, is rochelle like for you to follow through with using them or is it so? so flexing muscles, given what's going on, when the timing of all of this is certainly flexing muscles, it is reminding the world that there's a limit. and this is a defect for red law. and by the way, the things that the changes to the buses. nicky doctrine that puts in put in place which would start to, to will from september on with. so this is ratification of what has already been in the pipeline. but yes, this is reminding the will that it's a new coupon. and there's a limits to what it will take, but it really doesn't have any many options as we discussed in terms of using the military. really, the only real option would be to schedule that little bypass testing on its own soil reminders and what are the nuclear weapons looks like. so we're seeing that ukraine has receives the green lights and use those long range missiles. do you see all of this? could pump

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that allow their weapons to be used against us. for the amount of an escalation of aggressive actions, which it, we will respond just as decisively waste exactly which is the issue she has got to . but if we have always preferred to resolve all disputed questions with peaceful means grew more to me. but we are also ready for any development in events from us . if anyone doubts that they are wrong, there will always be a response. and we can bring in our re, god bureau chief, now you're a real shadow. he headed our mosque of your until rush or close. if you're a get to see you. how serious using food and threats against the west is this time around. the only goal, of course i have. they have to take every friends seriously. i left the minds of yours as that many of the best didn't once to believe that putting would start the whole before february 2022. but it wasn't all the estimate of the current threat, either fearlessly a response from paddling was to be expected off that ukraine loans to get s and british a long range missiles.

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the other thing it allows us to do is it allows us protection of that architecture.l know that there are countries, russia and china are examples that have developed assets that can take consulates. if you have a hundred satellites out there, you need to have 100 missiles that can take them down. that gets to be much, much more complicated to deal with that. it gives us a degree of resilience we didn't have before. the other thing it gives us is the opportunity to refresh at a higher rate so that we are constantly improving the technology as either the technology comes along, or the three changes, or the mission changes to some extent. that allows us to move at a much, much higher pace. kari: list is interesting is a little rest in the aerospace community tend to focus on satellite. but when you have hundreds up there, some of the mental processes we use, making sure analysts aren't looking out of a single image, through, that for me, you can't sustain that model. can you apply the generational change into what are we doing on the ground side, the tasking, the proces