various regions of the world have fallen into the sphere of us military interests, while the us state department is actively involved in bioprograms on the territory of foreign countries. were documents are presented confirming the direct participation of the gsdp in the so -called biosafety enhancement program initiated by former us president obama. certain countries of the middle east are considered priority areas for the implementation of the program. southeast asia and africa, as well as ukraine. to conceal the customers and purposes of the research, washington uses third parties. these are contracting and intermediary organizations: metta, ch2m hill, eco health alliance, more than twenty companies in total. for non-profit and non-governmental organizations are actively used to cover the actions of the state department. according to the documents received, amounts were spent to finance them only during one year to ensure participation. at least 80 contractors, materials released by the russian ministry of defense were widely disseminated in foreign media. a number of publications drew attent

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the us department of defense releases this footage. out its mission over the south china sea. theft of intellectual property for decades, mockery of our ships and planes. these are all strategic red lines and these strategic red lines have been crossed back in 2020. america is divided. foundations, like most of the free world, one politician who is part of the seven that governs china even wrote a book about it called america vs. america, which is why china is behaving so aggressively these days, because he is confident in his understanding that america is weak, we are overly dependent on china, and energy is a good example of this, we are focused on focusing this is an area where we cannot compromise, so we have there are export controls, we continue to work and consider a number of other restrictions on chinese investment. xizinping rules, not dominates, he rules the world, the chairman of china uses a number of tactics that mao showed the world at one time, and this is not strange, since xi admires mao, one of these tactics is to cr

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along the lines of this policy, the american soy bean association, the asa supported by the us department of agriculture signed contracts with the afghan officials. jim hershey as a representative of the soy being association, along with stephen quan was among the most important us figures who entered afghan food industry. jims go was to link soy bean consumption in afghanistan to the asa in the long run, accessible, available, affordable and acceptable. the nei and the asa were after bigger advantages in afghan reconstruction that would lead to bigger contracts. action between stephen quand and jim hershey led to major contract with the us agriculture department is protein deficient, there's not enough protein in the market, there's not enough protein in some of the households. a project that was worth $26 million to develop soy bean production in afghanistan, but the contract was only a part of the soybean fund for afghanistan. after 2003, the american soybean association and the nei got bigger funds, whose total amounted to $34 million, but in 2014, the center for public integrity said

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the us defense department has described the weekend's actions by hamas as "isis—level savagery". to reporters, a senior defense 0fficial added that the us is working to working to expedite israel's —— in a briefing to reporters, a senior defense official added that the us is working to expedite israel's requests for more munitions and air defence. the official added that "planes have already taken off" to deliver some of the support requested. additionally, the uss ford strike group is expected to arrive in the area quote "very soon", with capabilities ranging from intelligence gathering to long—range strikes. it includes the carrier, and accompanying cruisers and destroyers. the defense department is also working with israel and other partners to contain the conflict to gaza. us officials also say they have not seen corroboration of iran being directly involved in the planning of saturday's attack. let's discuss all of this. joining me now from colorado is retired us army lieutenant, —— us army lieutenant general mark schwartz. he last served as the us security coordinator for is

were bought back by the company at the meager price of just $32,000 just as pieces of metal. the us department of justice could not be held accountable for the loss, but it wasn't only the military planes that were inefficient. in total disbelief, the uniforms issued by the us were inappropriate for the weather conditions in afghanistan. the uniforms that were issued to uh the afghan national army uh have been deemed inappropriate for 97% of afghanistan. but it wasn't only the design of the uniform that was bizarre. the expenses asked by the pentagon. for the uniforms in afghanistan were unbelievable, from 28 million to 93 million dollars were the variable costs of the military uniforms, but based on the release documents, $93 million seem to be correct. it's completely obvious the cost for military uniforms is ridiculous and shows a large scale. corruption at the us defense department. dod spent approximately $93.81 million to procure uh x number of uniforms etc. that means a pattern of issues and almost a 10-year span of period, which would lead me to believe rather than stupidity or corrupt

the us defence department _ for restraint. the us defence department described - for restraint. defence i department described the actions for restraint. the us defence - department described the actions by hamas as isis level savagery. in a briefing to reporters, a senior defence official added that the us is working to expedite israel's requests for more munitions and air defence. the official added that planes had already taken off to deliver some of the support requested. additionally, the uss ford strike group is expected to arrive in the area very soon. capabilities range from intelligence gathering to long—range strikes. it includes the carrier, accompanying cruisers and destroyers. us officials say they have not seen the cooperation of iran being directly involved in the planning of the attack. how'd it israeli intelligence agencies seemingly failed to detect the attack? general mark schwarzer served as the us security coordinator for israel until 2021. security coordinator for israel until2021. he security coordinator for israel until 2021. he spoke to us about the serio

used. there are probably with wind energy, it not always blow when and where want it and quality machines are expensive, but solutions are being sought by the department of energy is testing small systems for individual use and large machines for centralized utility needs. the number of available wind turbine models has grown from fewer than 20. in 1976 to 72. in 1979, several of small wind machines are undergoing tests at the department of energy's rocky flats facility in colorado. these tests are meant to provide valuable information to consumers, wind turbine manufacturers and organizations affecting. the use of wind machines such banks, zoning commissions and insurance companies. there is also a rocky flats program to develop advanced designs that increase the lifespan and reliability of wind machines and lower their manufacturing costs. the department of energy is working with nasa to develop large scale wind machines for large experimental turbines, generate power for electric utility. they are operating new mexico. gregory co, rhode island and north carolina. now another department of energy nasa project is this giant machine because it will pr

it is information, as admits, represent stocks and tooth, the relevance center of the us department, which concocted the report he's engaged in propaganda and infiltration in the name of global engagement. it is a source of this information and the common centre of perception of all fair facts have proven time. and again that the us is an in par flies through and through. besides the analysis and sign of a media manipulation, the washing triple published on thursday, it uses by using of censorship. i think to have a sing. it also says try this funds as a media influence us to promote state content. these folks who know so long life channel, the shanghai sent to told us the willows where this, despite of this information originates or the american government is perhaps quite used to saying whatever they like, whatever to the mom teacher, whether it's the truth or not. that's a, that's up to them selves to decide. but i think now is the time that the rest of the world do see who is actually lying, who is actually lying about the wall in ukraine, about a globalization about the monopoly

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the us state department has said there are some americans still missing and unaccounted for. t situation? obviously we don't fully yet know the extent of those being held hostage, but with hamas threatening to murder these hostages and execute them, on television, obviously the situation is perilous, and so i think the united states needs to do everything we can in cooperation with the israeli government to get these hostages back safely, and the bottom line is hamas is a terrorist organisation, and they have shown their true colours and the savage brutality with which they displayed killing hundreds and injuring thousands, and they need to be held accountable, they need to be taken out, period. and so i think the united states needs to do everything we can to support israel in this war, both in terms of military support, equipment, personnel, intelligence, funding, to help ensure israel successfully wins and defends its right to exist, and defends thejewish people. we have seen israel mount a blockade of the gaza strip, launching hundreds of missiles in there every hour. are

we're speaking with us department of veterans affairs whistleblower ted, look wadel about his whistle blowing over the issue of counseling for american military veterans. ted, it's good to have you with us. thanks for hanging in there. thanks again, john. good to be back. can you wrote a book called broken promises that has been very well received? the reviews are universally positive and most for viewers. describe the book as important. did you originally set out to write a book or was it something that developed over time? well, this is actually something that developed. i never intended fact. i didn't want to write a book. to be honest with you, then people kept telling me, no, you got to do this, you got to do this. so i, i had a lot of encouragement. you know that, that this could be very beneficial not only to the issue but other things. and so i decided to go ahead and start working on this, and i believe it was a 2021 is when i started putting things together from documents and things i had written already is part of the journal and and, and it's finally got published this pas

, he spoke literally yesterday and talked to the press and said that the us state department saw thatsing aggressive measures to overcome corruption, well i urge... to continue doing this, well, this is probably the state department's reaction to ukraine's reaction to this letter, the state department's proposal, which the ukrainian authorities received, regarding the strengthening of the fight against global corruption. how do you assess now, after receiving these articles, yes, the state department, the reaction of ukraine , how adequate and operative it is, please, well, in principle, i think that it is sufficiently balanced and reasoned, because when we are talking about that list in particular reforms that the united states allegedly. so it was sent, but i will remind you about the coordination the platform of donors, it was not sent there by the americans to the ukrainian government or to the president and so on, yes, that is, it was really for discussion, so that everyone was, as they say, on the same page, yes, that is, so that everyone understood what was happening, in fact ,

she admitted that the situation in the house of representatives puts funding at risk, but the us departmentfense does not plan to collect money to support ukraine from other projects at the moment, because they do not see the need for it. that is, again, we have two opinions, one of which is that aid to ukraine will not stop, because , for example, the pentagon can take money that was not intended for but in certain cases, it can be used by it for aid in ukraine. the pentagon itself says wait, wait, wait, we 'll wait a little longer, see how it will be and maybe we won't have to take this money, but there are certain grants that we can use to help ukraine. well, at least the fact that, despite the turbulence, pleases me now is happening in the congress, they are trying to find possible ways about... continuing aid to ukraine. but the european union must necessarily expand in the future, but for this the candidates for joining it, in particular ukraine, must carry out all the necessary reforms. german chancellor olaf scholz said this on the sidelines of the informal summit of the european un

weapons to israel , including ammunition from the air defense system, as stated by the head of the us departmentf defense lloyd osin, who promised support to tel aviv and us secretary of state blinken, who arrived in israel the day before. when you look at this in proportion to israel's population, this is equivalent to ten 9/11 attacks. that's how big and destructive this attack was. the number of victims of the escalation of the conflict. on both sides there were more than 2,800 people, about 10,000 were injured. three immigrants from belarus died in israel under tragic circumstances. this was reported at the embassy of our country. another belarusian has gone missing. in connection with the current emergency situation in the state of israel, the embassy continues to actively work to ensure the interests of belarusian citizens, both in israel and in the gas sector. in recent days , our diplomats have been contacted by emergency telephone number. more than 500 people. in the context of gas, we are in close cooperation with our russian colleagues, the belarusian embassy in egypt, and all other i

pentagon representatives initially denied the use of prohibited weapons, but pretty soon the press secretary of the military department, bari venable, had to make an official statement. he admitted that the us army used prohibited weapons, but not exclusively against the enemy in washington. joined the third protocol and is not obliged to comply with its requirements. the americans lost a lot of soldiers in the falluji, and in order to try to cope with this uprising, they began to use active cluster bombs and ammunition and white phosphorus, and in relation to, well, essentially the civilian population, not combatants, although they called everyone, who are in the city are de facto enemies... of america and, in general, everyone considered them all as their opponents. well, but this happened, again, there were a lot of investigations from outside human rights international organizations, but they came to nothing. it is noteworthy that the international community, like the notorious white helmets, are silent. by the way, the americans used phosphorus in syria; during the attack on hajin, the white house bathed the city

the us state department controlled a whole network of biological laboratories in the countries of thesoutheast asia and africa, as well as in ukraine. to do this , states used contractors. new data on illegal us biological activities led to the ministry of traffic. it also reported that washington is developing a secret strategy to counter weapons mass destruction. the russian ministry of defense has information about the creation in the united states of a secret strategy to counter weapons of mass destruction. according to the developers, the priority areas of activity of the us department of defense are: ensuring the protection of the national territory from external aggressions using weapons of mass destruction. unconditional deterrence of potential adversaries from using it against their allies, as well as the creation of specially trained units capable of conducting combat actions to win in conditions of arhab infection. the kremlin is extremely concerned about the situation in israel and calls on the parties to the conflict to transfer the situation to a peaceful direction as so

we have sent a squadron of air force fighter jets to the middle east, and the us department of defensel forces if necessary. vezavi austin, minister of defense. in turn, without disclosing operational details, he again promised that this time the war would be long and difficult. defense cooperation between the united states and israel increases our capabilities and gives us freedom of action. today we have a second united states plane landing with weapons needed by the israel defense forces. these days, israel has inevitably become the center of diplomatic activity. on friday, the head of the european commission, ursula fonder, was received in jerusalem. political life in israel has been temporarily curtailed. municipal elections have been cancelled. having given up the fight for the post of mayor of the large port city of azhdot, which is bombarded daily with gas. politics or nakht, as a volunteer he helps military personnel and the families of deceased victims. there are also people, just people, city residents, who are afraid, afraid to go out into the street. there are those who ca

the united nations and its security council, but freed from the destructive influence of the us state departmentnuation of the influence of the us state department, about ukraine, i want to ask you, now many experts say that the middle east conflict, well, is delaying so, if i may say, attention from kiev, which could deprive zelsky of military support from the west, what do you think about it? remember, the brilliant forecast, another one, which came true from vladimir volfovichanovsky, who, these words. that yes, yes, such events will begin in the middle east that will make the world forget about ukraine , indeed, the new speaker of the us house of representatives, johnson , proposes to separate requests for assistance to israel and ukraine, although biden, we see, asks congress for a single tranche for these purposes, but we see that in fact they forget about ukraine, the european union also recently failed to reach agreement on the allocation of 50 billion euros to support the neo-nazi regime of zelsky; as we all know, hungary and slovakia were against it, i just want to predict this, althou

so that the ministry of finance, the us state department and the us state department wouldck the terms of the purchase of the american global publication forbes, because according to the information a number of media, including it was written on. the ukrainian publication nv, which is the global american forbes, was bought by a billionaire from russia of dagestan origin, whose name is magomed musayev, he is a relative of the former head of dagestan and a person as close as possible to the fsb of russia, well, according to the version of journalists, investigators, well, in this way, the video of this magamet musaev, where he says that he belongs to everyone in the fsb to the first person with putin on his right foot, was also merged into the network buying forbes opens his keys, gives him the keys to all the high offices of the world and influence , tell us how much this information hygiene is, how americans and we should be attentive to such things, and egor, we have been talking about this for the last month, about that despite the fact that government offices in washingt

nations organization and its council security, but freed from the destructive influence of the us state departmentontinuation of the influence of the us state department, about ukraine, i want to ask you, now many experts say that... it is drawing away, so to speak, attention from kiev, that he may deprive zelsky of military support from the west, what do you think about this? remember, the brilliant forecast, the next one, which came true by vladimir volfovichanovsky, such events will begin in the east that will force. be about ukraine, indeed, the new speaker of the house representatives of the us congress, mike johnson proposes to separate requests for assistance to israel and ukraine, although biden, we see, asks congress for a single tranche for these purposes, but we see that in fact they forget about ukraine, the european union also recently failed to reach an agreement on relations of allocating 50 billion euros to support the neo-nazi regime of zelsky, were against, as you and i know, hungary and slovakia, i just want to predict this, although i am not vladimirovich zhirinovsky, but this

is the us department wrong? were equipped not with toys. they were equipped with arms, night—vision goggles, so on and so forth. and within 48 hours, we saw the disappearance of those 300,000 individuals. where did those small arms go? did this report suggest, insinuate something about that? well... no. let me tell you what the taliban chief spokesperson in afghanistan says. no, what i'm trying to... yeah. and then we see all these small arms in the black market. all right. so you've got the taliban government in afghanistan. their chief spokesman, zabihullah mujahid, says pakistani officials are once again blaming afghans instead of strengthening the security of their country. and he says that the afghan taliban are opposed to any attack on pakistan. so, again, you are... you should be strengthening the security of your country rather than trying to find reasons from outside. we are not trying to find the reasons outside. we are just trying to focus on the facts where the external factors for any insurgency, if

so a word that from the us state department saying the us made it clear to the government of israel,d. let me remind you, we are waiting to hear a press conference with the families of those three hostages who appeared in that hamas video that was released earlier in the day. i can see a line from that news conference. it has not started yet but we are expecting it to start in the next few minutes. that thought was that they would wait until israel's prime minister had completed his news briefing before we start this one. but we saw the still photograph from that news conference, the still photograph showing the three, and we will put that still on the screen for you. they were there in that hostage video. and what we don't know, of course, as levels of coercion, they look ok in this still photograph but we are not showing the video as a whole. i will take you back to the news conference because that is about to get under way, just the final bits of movements and introduction being just gone through and i think in the next little while, we will hear from the hostage families. overthe

according to the developers, the priority areas of activity of the us department of defense are to ensure the national territory from external aggressions using weapons of mass destruction. unconditionally deterring potential adversaries from using it against the united states and its allies. as well as the creation of specially trained units capable of leading. win in conditions of rcb infection. the replacement of a unipolar world order with a multipolar one has become the central theme of international conferences, which in these days take place in moscow. the participants included 25 speakers from sixteen countries. among the organizers of the meeting is the institute for advanced historical research with the support of transneft. the interest of foreign representatives in the problem indicates the consistent expansion of the circle of supporters of russia and the key role of our country in this historical transition. events the international arena today worries both politicians and scientists; the world community will have to develop the principles on which a new world order will be

united nations then in, but the first step. the white house acted against this expectations, the us department argued against it, their first response was no country, no state, that the situation was not good at all, so the prime minister of israel was sent to the united states so that he might be able to change the strong will united states secretary of states opinion. recognition of the state of israel, but george marshall not agree at all. marshall went to the white house to talk to harry s truwman and he realized the president did not agree with him and had different ideas about israel. clark cliffford, the white house council was also present and that mean. general marshall started off, the president listened attentively. and then said, i would like now to hear from clark, but as i spoke, i saw marshall's face getting ridder and marshall realized that tremen supported israel for two reasons, zionist money and votes in the upcoming elections and truman mentioned this point explicitatly, however marshall tried to aware of the consequences of his decision, we are in the midd. of very critica

state department. today, usinga, we would like to show that the declared the goals of projects aimed at developing public health are not true. thus, the american military department claims that biological projects are aimed at combating speed. however, the effectiveness of this program raises serious questions. despite the annual increase in funding, totaling about $100 million, the hiv incidence rate has remained virtually unchanged. and currently corresponds to the values ​​of 2009. the percentage also shows negative dynamics mortality among hiv-infected people. at the same time, the number of nigerian citizens who received antiviral therapy with giliat drugs. has steadily increased over the entire funding period and reached 60% of the total number of patients. let me remind you that this pharmaceutical company is affiliated with the pentagon and tested its drugs on citizens of ukraine. this allows us to conclude that american pharmaceuticals, the steady increase in consumption of which in nigeria is recorded by

even many employees of the us state department do not agree with the policies of their own country. dmitry tolmachev, more about the events of the last hours. in this footage, the israeli city of ashkilon is reportedly being another massive shelling from gas between these populated areas, just some 10 km. the iron dome, the famous israeli pro system, can no longer cope with so many missiles; several hits have been recorded. first, the aggravation of the palestinian-israeli conflict has already passed 2 weeks, but the ground operation announced by the israeli authorities to destroy the movement. hamas has not yet begun; instead , the retaliatory bombing of the gaza strip continues, this palestinian enclave consists of several cities, moving from one to another, over 2 million people live in a small area; israeli shelling sometimes wipes out entire neighborhoods. the number of victims on both sides is constantly growing, almost 1,500 israelis, over 4,000 palestinians, and an exhausted doctor is sobbing over the body of another dead patient. and this wounded boy can barely speak; many

on other topics, the us state department controlled a whole network of biological laboratories in the of the middle east, southeast asia and africa, as well as in ukraine. for this , the states used contracting organizations. us activities were brought to the ministry of defense. there new intelligence on illicit biologicals also revealed that washington is developing a secret strategy to counter weapons of mass destruction. the russian ministry of defense has information about the creation in the united states of a secret strategy to counter weapons of mass destruction. according to the developers, the priority areas of activity of the us department of defense are to ensure the protection of the national territory from external aggression with the use of defeat. deterring potential adversaries from using it against the united states and its allies, and also the creation of specially trained units capable of conducting combat operations and winning in the conditions of chemical warfare. in kyrgyzstan today, the active phase of the exercise of the peacekeeping forces of the countries p

the us department of defense said one of the ships sent to the red sea intercepted several missiles thatedly flying from yemen to israel. these actions demonstrated the air and missile defense architecture that we have created in the middle east and which we are ready to use if necessary to protect our partners ' interests in this important region. near israel there are two us navy aircraft carriers, more cruisers, destroyers, fighters, and bombers. more than 1500 soldiers. biden met with the elite special forces group in israel. he posted photos on his social networks without cuts. faces of secret unit soldiers. open. the white house had to urgently close them down and apologize for such a commander-in-chief with whom enemies are not needed. denis davydov and denis sokolov. news. 80 years old ago, the nazis destroyed the minsk ghetto. the jewish area was completely liquidated. the nazis destroyed evidence of their crimes, so the exact death toll is still unknown. out of about 100,000, only 2-3 survived. prisoners, anastasia sakhovskaya met with a former prisoner of the death conveyor. t

hospital explosion and gaza, saying his comments are based on information that shown to him by the us department of defense president fight and has been in israel for talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the palestinian health authority, as the blast kills nearly 500 people, i'm off the plains and is really air strikes as well as a misfire rocket from another palestinian group caused the explosion. the, i'm quite richardson, welcome as anger flares over a deadly explosion at a hospital in gauze present. joe biden has now said that us data suggests the as rarely, military is not responsible bite and says he based his remark on information provided by the pentagon. the u. s president has been in israel for talks of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. most biden's plans to hold talks with arab leaders, have now been cancelled in the aftermath of the explosion in the civilian population. and abiding has reiterated the united states commitment to supporting israel. and i want you to know you're not alone. you are not alone. is that precise? earlier, we will continue to have israel's back. as

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representatives of the pentagon initially denied the use of prohibited weapons, but... quickly , the press secretary of the military department bari winneble, had to make an official statement. he admitted that the us army used prohibited weapons, but only against the enemy. in the military the department was then also reminded that washington had not acceded to the third protocol and was not obliged to comply with its requirements. the americans lost a lot of soldiers in fallujah, and in order to try to cope with this, we will rise up. they began to use active cluster bombs and ammunition. and phosphorus, and in relation to, well, essentially the civilian population , not the compatants, although they called everyone there who was in the city de facto enemies of the american occupation power and, in general, in general, everyone considered them all as their own opponents, but this happened, again there were a lot of investigations by international human rights organizations, but they came to nothing, it is noteworthy that the international community, like the notorious white helmets, are silent, phosphorus was used by the am

and miles taylor, formerly chief of staff at the us department of homeland security.e will be saying hello to both properly a little later. ukraine says a russian attack on a village in the east of the country has killed at least 50 people. that would make it the deadliest missile strike in months. officials said a cafe and a shop were hit in the village of hroza, not far from kupiansk. a six—year—old boy is said to be among the dead. there has been intense fighting in the region in recent weeks, with russia attempting to recapture territory it lost last year. this latest russian attack took place in the middle of the day, as european leaders were meeting in the spanish city of granada, with ukraine one of the big issues being discussed. president zelensky made a point of being at the talks in person. he asked european leaders for more air defence missiles and said other countries could thank ukraine for protecting them from russian aggression. we must not allow putin to destabilise any other parts of the world and our parties in order to ruin europe's power. we must

an urgent search for funds; according to the policy, the biden administration is trying to use state departmenty ukraine with weapons. the president seems desperate to extract money from congress. according to the washington post, the us administration is no longer asking parliament for $20.4 billion for ukraine, which it wanted to receive as part of a deal on temporary budget financing. in the house of representatives, republicans have no time problems in kiev, they are looking for a new speaker, but to help fellow party members - trump agreed, he said that he was ready to temporarily take the post of chairman of the lower house if this does not interfere with his election campaign. to other topics. an updated photo exhibition of heroic deeds dedicated to the participants of the special operation has opened in moscow. she tells the stories of thirty soldiers. a separate stand is dedicated to the feat of alyosha’s tank crew, who successfully repelled an attack by superior ukrainian forces in the zaporozhye direction. the exhibition contains footage taken in combat conditions, pictures from home