so if we go back to what was like to be the come on or the us army in your, do you not reflect on the fact that hundreds of thousands dying and your now is part of a legacy of failure by us forces in your what do they are about a 100000 us forces the now the last time there was a war in europe. was it the destruction literally of yugoslavia. and that ended up as a nato, as a sort of training ground for those who would come at $911.00. we know it's only been locked in strips were in bozeman draining. so what, what do i mean, are you pretty, have you been protecting national security for the united states in your so i would tell you that the war russians war against ukraine. now, here's what failed deterrence looks like. the failure of the west to react strongly after russia invaded georgia in 2008. the failure of the west to enforce president obama's red line after russia supported the assad reading using chemical weapons against their own people. in syria and the failure of the west react with any real consequence after russia's invasion of ukraine in 2014. and then you add that to th

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in these biologics include a one and ukraine trick menu in the us army medical research institute for infectious diseases, has been involved and us biological programs in ukraine. the representatives of the institute actively lead projects code named you p one and u. p h is punch of these projects the possibility of using and for pods to sprayed . rick sets you take bone and set for lights as virus, as well as causative agents of crime. in congo hema, roderick fever and also hunter viruses was studied. so that's why ross has decides when this believes that washington is preparing to establish biological control, sort of using defensive technologies for offensive purposes. so creates biological crisis conditions and situations. and also there's out of concern about the people involved and all of this. for example, doctor anthony file, she america's lead in doctor who was the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. he has reported him a lot of money from this plan. demick and he's also the one who was adamant that when it comes to cobit 9, see it came about na

in addition to attending training courses in the us army, this person is disappointed . in addition to attending the training courses of the us army , he has also met extensively with american officers and diplomats. this general is said to be inconclusive and disappointing. the recent developments in niger and the loss of the most important american base in this country are a defeat for america's strategic interests in africa. the tension in the french intelligence and political apparatuses over the coup in niger . the head of the french intelligence organization has informed because each of them accuses the other of being unaware of the niger coup and the failure of french policies in africa , while in the past days , about one hundred and one french senate member rejected the strategy of the makran government. france and the african continent have said that france's relations with mali and burkina faso have been strained in recent months. the members of the seventh program bill consolidation commission reviewed other articles of this bill in the meeting today evening

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they also say us army private travis king, is willing to seek refuge there for in the 3rd country. now to the wild fires in the us state of hawaii that raised an entire coastal town and killed at least a 101 people just one week ago we as president joe biden says he will travel to the island of maui as soon as he can fall in criticism, he still hasn't visited the scene. teams are still sifting through the rubble searching for human remains and what was once a popular tourism destination and home 213000 residents. within a 1000, people are still missing, and only 4 of the mains found have been identified. well, i'll do 0. she have her time. she has more from valley. the the expectation is the $10.00 to $0.20. if human remains to be discovered in the ashes of a hind over the coming days, the governor says he expects of death. so could double within the next 10 days. still, a major problem is identifying those human remains or appeals for the relatives. if there is missing to submit dna samples to help with that identification process, still to control busy, now we have more control. b

in ukraine, points to the fact that there is a center called the us army medical research institute of infectious diseases actually place a crucial role in all this. and they're the ones who are collecting all these dangerous passengers from around the world in these bio labs, including one in ukraine cooking in the us army medical research institute for infectious diseases, has been involved and us biological programs in ukraine. the representatives of the institute actively lead projects code named u p one and u. p h. as part of these projects the possibility of using i'm for pods to sprayed . rick sets you take bone and set for lights as far as, as well as causative agents of crime in congo hema, roderick fever, and also hunter viruses was studied audience. that's why russia's defense minister believes that washington is preparing to establish biological control, sort of using defensive technologies for offensive purposes to create biological crisis conditions and situations. and also there's ada concerned about the people involved and all this. for example, doctor anthony file, she

the story of these brave warriors and educated for the recognition they deserve thank you to the us army leaders joining us today including secretary of the army christine mormon and army chief of staff general james mcconville. let us recognize the members of congress who worked to make this momentous event possible including the late senator johnny isaacson who showed his great respe and congressman sandy. bishop has long champion the marauders legacy and former congressman peter king always a reliable voice for our nation's veterans. finally, thank you to all those joining us online to honor the y ladies and gentlemen at this time planned as you please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. oh lord. but okay. try come present. oh. say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we held at the twilight's last gleaming. who's brought some rights and bright stars through the par? adise fight or the ramparts. weand the rockets were the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh say does that st

and the department of and the department of new mexico in that region the us army had kind of pushed the confederates from new mexico in the summer of 1862, and then they turned the full force of their military power on chirakawa apaches on mescalero apaches and on the navajo people and it was carlton's intent again, and you can see the relationship here. he really started to particulate this new kind of federal indian policy where there would be no treaty agreements and the first move would be active warfare with the intent of removing native people to reservations. so they would be out of the way of white settlers moving west kind of during the civil war and then in the years after that and bosque redondo has a really fascinating history. i mean, of course it is terrible at 25% mortality rate both on the long walk and at bosque redondo and really more people need to know about it because it really was a unique kind of prisoner of war camp, but also needs to be discussed in that context with places like andersonville and in this place can actually see that contradiction which also l

and the department of and the department of new mexico in that region the us army had kind of pushed the confederates from new mexico in the summer of 1862, and then they turned the full force of their military power on chirakawa apaches on mescalero apaches and on the navajo people and it was carlton's intent again, and you can see the relationship here. he really started to particulate this new kind of federal indian policy where there would be no treaty agreements and the first move would be active warfare with the intent of removing native people to reservations. so they would be out of the way of white settlers moving west kind of during the civil war and then in the years after that and bosque redondo has a really fascinating history. i mean, of course it is terrible at 25% mortality rate both on the long walk and at bosque redondo and really more people need to know about it because it really was a unique kind of prisoner of war camp, but also needs to be discussed in that context with places like andersonville and in this place can actually see that contradiction which also l

refuge in its territory because of the poor treatment and racism he said he had experienced in the us armyd they weren't able to verify king's comments, but his family's spokesperson said his uncle had received a text in which the soldier had indicated he was experiencing racism. earlier, private king's family spokesman spoke to the bbc about the 23—year—old's detainment. jonathan, thank you for being here. i just want to start off with that statement that was released by north korea and it says this, at least in part, as is travis king confessed he had decided to come over to the dprk, as north korea is called, as he harboured ill will or ill feeling against inhumane maltreatment and racial discrimination within the us army. he also expressed his willingness to seek refuge in the dprk or a third country, saying that he was disillusioned at the unequal american society. of course, us officials cannot verify those claims. this is north korea, so we do need to be a bit sceptical. so i want to see what you make of that statement. good evening, thanks for having me. i don't know exactly what t

he was due to be sent back to the us, where he was going to be disciplined by the army and possibly even that flight back to the us. he booked onto this tour when he dashed across. also, travis king's family gave an interview to abc news in america just a couple of weeks ago. in that interview, they said travis king suggested when they spoke to him on the phone that he had experienced racism in the military and his mental health had deteriorated up until that moment in which he crossed. the other thing to note in the statement is the north koreans say today that he admitted he illegally crossed into the country, so admitted he broke the law. but there is no word on how they are now going to treat him and whether he will be prosecuted. do we know anything more about travis king at this moment, his whereabouts, his condition? at the moment, this is the information that is missing from this statement this morning. we don't know his whereabouts, we don't know his condition and we know the us is incredibly concerned about his welfare. the pentagon has said this morning they are trying to nego

it, nor has any army used what the ukrainian army uses army you are already adults, dear highl students, draw your own conclusions from the new military tactics of ukraine, that is, children are not even told, no , think for yourself, children, if they if you want, if you are criminals, if you find out in on the internet, any information about what is happening in ukraine, do you remember the global industry for the production of fake videos, a continuous conveyor belt, western social networks, media that dominate the world information space, happily reproduce any information ducks, so be on the lookout , think about why the news works for whom other oppositionists, du leaders, popular bloggers, think in their interests, and then you will not become victims of manipulation. beautiful photo, saur memorial complex, a grave , a sacred place for the residents of donbas, faces the faces of the heroes of the donbass and uh, sfovu, this is the last russia, the country of heroes, the photo of the hero, the first team of gadzhimagomedov, we know this story, who repeated the feat of the

in 1861 large chunks of the us army would be drawn off the great plains sent back east to fight. which means that what you're going to end up having from the west is roughly territorial militia. that's going to be a bit of an issue. even with the us army there is not a guarantee trees will be upheld now because of the civil war there are some native american tribes that will sign with the confederacy. not necessarily because they agree with the confederacy but because the confederacy has promised them land. did you have a question? >> did the tensions when they agreed with the confederates, where there are tensions between tribal leaders at that time ? o >> over whether or not they sign with the confederacy. there's always tension you see. the cherokee at one point are forced into indian territory, there were some that own slaves themselves hadopted african slaves so solve them with supported sections of the confederacy. the last confederate general to surrender will be a cherokeegeneral . stan d, i believe his name was. so there's going to be some that will fight because they be

us. and that's being suppressed by the pakistani army.ically clever thing to do to have been to let them stay in power and take the fall for the inflation? you would think so. >> you're going to have to move on. you so much for your on. thank you so much for your insights. it's a huge story and it is to keep following it as as the as the weeks come on. the weeks. as the weeks come on. still come, as the former still to come, as the former president donald faces president donald trump, faces dozens charges, does dozens of criminal charges, does the have his the president's son have his shady under rug? shady past swept under the rug? us politics aficionado eric halm joins us live from washington very shortly. first, though, let's check up on the weather . let's check up on the weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. as we move through into the second part of the

problems are the children in their concrete pits, but if there is nothing to shoot at to the eyes of the us army on the european tvd of john persling, the only six-star general in their history. he said stupid words to us so that the battles are won by the soldiers, relatively well, we make the enemy feel our presence. but if we talk about artillery war, i wanted to draw attention to a very interesting aspect, which in fact is already being implemented, if for the entire war the average loss of russian barrels was within 200 per month, it already looked quite good, then from may to june 600, which can remove warehouses, that is, refine , repair and launch 200 traktomist in battle, that if we continue like this , the russians will have a colossal problem not only with the warheads, but also with the created installations themselves, to build full-fledged new ar these complexes. let's say that it is considered they can't be the best, they are only 6-8 machines that you drill barrels of 44 out of 10,000 units. this is an incredible amount. they will be these 200. artillery is translated as artiller

academy back in the early nineties was deputy chief of staff for doctrine concept and development us armyaining command author of many books that formed the basis of the concept for reforming the us armed forces announced his interview with colonel mcgregor so almost everything that nbc news new york times tells you about the conflict in ukraine is a lie. they say the russian army is incompetent. ukraine is a democracy vladimir putin is hitler who is trying to take over the world fortunately ukrainians win everything. it is not true. every argument is a lie, especially the last one, the ukrainian army does not win. in fact. she loses disastrously. colonel macgregor is accustomed to prudence coupled with academic precision he is accustomed to knowing the subject that we meditate on therefore and speaks quite clearly what is happening the will of america in ukraine, he, as americans, is very wave. i think that all the lies that we have been told for more than a year and a half that the ukrainians are winning, that the ukrainian cause is right, the russians are bad and incompetent, all this

us. and that's being suppressed by the pakistani army.ically clever thing to do to have been to let them stay in power and take the fall for the inflation? you would think so. >> you're going to have to move on. you so much for your on. thank you so much for your insights. it's a huge story and it is to keep following it as as the as the weeks come on. the weeks. as the weeks come on. still come, as the former still to come, as the former president donald faces president donald trump, faces dozens charges, does dozens of criminal charges, does the have his the president's son have his shady under rug? shady past swept under the rug? us politics aficionado eric halm joins us live from washington very shortly. first, though, let's check up on the weather . let's check up on the weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. as we move through into the second part of the

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alex hogan tells us north korea claims a soldier defected over racial discrimination in the us army as get him back home. it's been just under a month since army private travis king sprinted across the border into north korea, and now pyongyang is saying it wasn't a mistake. north korean state media issuing a statement on wednesday claiming king admitted he was planning to defect after becoming disillusioned by racism in the military, writing in part, quote, he had decided to come over to the democratic people's republic of korea as he harbored ill feeling against inhumane maltreatment and racial discrimination within the us army. but a senior defense official tells fox the pentagon isn't buying it, and there's no reason to trust north korea's claims, which come at a politically sensitive moment. president biden is set to host his counterparts from japan and south korea at a summit on friday, focusing on threats from pyongyang. it's the first summit for these three leaders rather than meeting on the sidelines of other international gatherings, strengthening our trilateral cooperation i

we'll speak to you soon or that's close live now to advertise us army military. and i found us on veteran a couple re, i couple day it costs gives me if i got your name a bit wrong, there is a beautiful name, not the last your joining us on the telephone. and i appreciate you coming on the program here at all to you international. this is roll re sushi in the studio. i wanted to ask you power. so said the french diploma as he's been put to the test, that's maybe something of an understatement. they might be scratching their heads and powers wondering what on earth is going on to do you think that might be the case in paris today? the techs will have a me well, so we can talk about this whole base or whatever is happening right now. across the french ex colonies in africa without understanding how do we get here? you see what i'm saying? how, how old disputes are happening. mm hm. and like you said, it's like just the fridge policy. oh, it like it is. it's the whole western policy that range is taking control offs. and if you take a look at the, the whole page that

it was saying that he was escaping the in human maltreatment and racial discrimination of the us army. in this latest statement, the knoll says it is now concluded, it's investigation into this case that happens daily. a month ago when king was part of a guided tour of the penman john cruz village that sits right on the line between north and south. when he suddenly broke away crossing into the no, no office confirmed that he entered north korea illegally quoting tank is saying that he wants to either remain in north korea or moved to a 3rd country saying that he is disillusioned with what he supposedly said was the on equal american society cases like this all very rare. over the years there, i've only been a handful around 5 or 6 us service personnel who have defected to the know what most of them tend to have in common is that all of the individuals, as in this case of face some sort of trouble either personal or disciplinary action in the military. but according to north korea, all of these individuals, they all have in common. the fact that they have been apparently escaping the

the us army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega. porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates lead to the death of about 200000 philippines. the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation, struggle of the filipino peoples in 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show alignment justification to be very careful about our professional intelligence at the point, obviously, is to place a trust relevance here. the various things with artificial intelligence, we have so many with him in the most protects his phon

from various bar labs around the world, including a bio lab in ukraine, super to stronger, but the us army medical research institute for infectious diseases has been involved in us biological programs in ukraine. the representatives of the institute actively lead projects, code named u. p one and u. p h as part of these projects the possibility of using and for pods to sprayed, rick sets you think phone and set for lights as virus, as well as causative agents of crime being called go timer roderick, fever and also hunter, viruses was studied. russia's defense minister believes that washington is planning to establish biological control by using the so called the defensive technologies for offensive purposes and for global biological governance by establishing and prompting these biological crisig. so then control the world. and also there's, there's concern about the people involved in this, from us politicians themselves like dr ounce and the voucher. his involvement has been pointed out. he was of course, the main doctor in the us when cobit 91019 broke out. and he also made a lot of mo

so the fact that there is a sensor called the us army medical research institute of infectious diseases actually plays a crucial role in all this. and they're the ones who are collecting all these dangers. passengers from around the world in these biologics include a one and ukraine, super stronger, but the us army medical research institute for infectious diseases has been involved in us biological programs. in the crate tests, representatives of the institute actively lead projects code named you p one and you p h one. this is this punch in these projects the possibility of using and for pods to sprayed. rick sets you take phone and stuff like this virus as well. as causative agents of crime being called go time a roderick fever and also hunter viruses was studied. that's why russians decides when it's a believes that washington is preparing to establish biological control, sort of using defensive technologies for offensive purposes. to create biological crisis conditions and situations. and also there's out of concern about the people involved in all this. for example, dr. anthony's

into a ton of truth wants to escape mistreatment and racial discrimination. state media also says us army private trotter's king. is willing to seek refuge that or in the country. now to the wall finds in the us state of hawaii that raised an entire coastal town and killed at least a $101.00 people. a week ago, president biden says he will travel to the island as soon as he can following criticism. he still hasn't visited the scene, things are still sifting through level, searching for human remains and what was a popular tourist destination and home 213000 residents. more than a 1000 people are still missing. which is also a fundamental importance to us, is protecting the land, protecting the land for our local people. some people took out a contact, the comment i made a day or 2 ago about purchasing land. that is to protect it, to protect it for our local people, so that it's not stolen by people on the mainland. so i've asked my attorney general to watch for predatory practices, and we will be imbedding attorneys. so we're going to work pro bono for our people . now we attorneys from a

us. in my view, the private army _ picture to us. in my view, the private army was _ picture to us. us. in my view, the i private army was used by putin and it did play a very important role last autumn at the time of the ukrainian counteroffensive when the russian military were unable to keep positions, and the wagner group, which was allowed to take prisoners to serve as their soldiers, did play a very important role. this role has been played in the past, and now i think the military does not feel any serious need in using this force, or this force can be used without yevgeny prigozhin in it. so whether the wagner group, or what remains of the wagner group, or what remains of the wagner group, which is supposed to be the most effective unit inside the russian military, whether it will be used in the future. but it's not directly connected to yevgeny prigozhin himself. fiend not directly connected to yevgeny prigozhin himself.— not directly connected to yevgeny prigozhin himself. and what about the wagner _ prigozhin himself. and what about the wagner mercenary _ prigozhin himself.