the story of one photograph or how the us embassy in prague made a mistake and concocted a cynical fakeh footage from almost ten years ago, and also what does the amazon have to do with ukraine or ukraine to the amazons and our drones, against their tanks, let’s look at several versions of one stuffing at once and find out what made the fake makers frantically make changes to the publication about this and much more in the program today. this is an anti-fake program, here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation from the us embassy in the czech republic, this is what the us embassy in the czech republic published on its twitter and we will deal with this now, but first. let's get acquainted with this material. the cold always comes from the kremlin and here are two photos of one from prague 1968, and the second allegedly from odessa 2023 vladimir, i’ll ask you, you probably recognize the top photo, as if prague signed did not lie. the sixty-eighth famous photograph is, of course, a photograph from the year sixty-eight. and in general the event of the year sixty-eight. to

this was reported today in the us embassy in ukraine, on the eve of the publication ukrainska pravdawhite house sent a letter to the address of the donor coordination platform with a list of reforms that ukraine should make in order to continue receiving aid from the united states. well, according to the up, this letter was also received by the prime minister of ukraine denys. he also got to the address of the office of the president of ukraine. the document prescribes the reforms according to the priority of their implementation, which ukraine must implement in the next three months, the next six months, a year and a year and a half. it follows from the letter that the priority demands for the next three months concern anti-corruption bodies, the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office, nabu, nazk, the supreme council of justice, and the judicial branch in general authorities and the letter also states that ukraine should strengthen... the anti-corruption prosecutor's office, increase the number of nabu investigators and restore the electronic declaration of officials, well

as reported by the first and second secretaries of the us embassy, ​​they must leave russian territory. as stated, their actions are incompatible with the actions of diplomats and russia expects that the united states will draw the right conclusions after the expulsion of two diplomats from russia and refrain from confrontational steps. ukraine poses a threat to the agricultural sector of the entire european union, this was stated by the minister of agriculture of poland. according to him, today the european commission on requirement. warsaw may allegedly extend the ban on the import of ukrainian grain, but the deadline is unlikely to suit poland , the polish minister has already warned about this. so what the european commission proposes is to tell the cutting and cutting makers. banners, loud chants and complaints, french preschool workers are on strike calling on the government to increase wages for energy companies. crisis chants are not a reason to rob. people money. eat. there is simply no need to give, and kiev’s anti-ukrainian sentiments have spread across the english channel a

so we could, you know, and those people serve us conduit to the us embassy and j, of which supervisors themselves, all the location of us said money in diverse products, including the fight against production. we're dealing with the people that are immersed himself in this feeding frenzy. it's like they're feeding at the crop of ukraine and they're so compromised with such a degree that the entire structure of the us political establishment. but also the arms of manufacturers. the bio lab in the big farm, i expect him addition to the buy on the app. so you really have every major structural player that matter in the united states, which has been involved in ukraine. and everybody's got a lot of stakes. me lots of billions of dollars i've been invested if they does that have to create those labs and to come back there in spite of that, again, a function of experimentation. it's to assure us law on those kind of like to be useful. yeah. so this fits also with the. ready political strategy, which as we all know, why still use ukraine as a, as a runjun against russia. and, uh, it just come

free presence will actually be handed over by our country delegation to representatives of the us embassy. um the state department. they're likely to remain in the airport and then fly into the us. and at that stage, when they're in the us, they'll be given the medical evaluation and they'll also be given a security breach. like my present bracy says that the prison is all in good health . and that this is a good deal for all. but it is a very controversial then. it began in very early in the morning with the transfer of $6000000000.00 of frozen iranian oil money. that money was frozen in south korea . this was part of the negotiations. as soon as that money was released, it was sent to switzerland and i'm from switzerland central bank. and oh, now the republicans up in arms about all of this, they take the, in effect. the $6000000000.00 is a running sum payment, but to the bottom ministration says, i actually know this was the only way we were going to get this deal done. now the money is in capital, it's in the bank and capital the around. you can access it, but i mean for humanitarian

we know that there is no us embassy in killing. yeah, we have also heard that it was sweet. and who told travis, who told us that travis king was about to be reported and that this uh set off a flurry of a diplomatic activity. now, china for its part did not play a mediating role, but we know that it shares a land border with north korea and close ties. this was where travis king was released to and where us officials were waiting to receive him. and now as he said, we know that he is on his way to a medical facility in an army installation in texas where he is expected tonight. so also upon arrival. what then happens next for travis king? what's the process? or you know that it's not very clear in part because we don't know why he went to north korea. we don't know if you'll be treated as a defect or if we back up a bit and look at his story. we remember that he was in south korea with his unit, but then he was detained for 2 months on a salt charger's. he was released on july 10, but then a week later he was set to go back to the west. but he managed to evade his guards and

this is a period of time when iranian militants had taken over the us embassy in 1979 and luckily these six state department officers were out and about day. and so when they saw what had happened and they took refuge with the canadians because of that, we had to figure out a way of how are we getting them out of the country? and so, tony mendez, who is the the architect of the idea, he said he came up with the best bad they could. they could think of. and this was what is sort of the back story of the people who are there and are they, you know, leaving their country. and so the back story was that they were part of a location scouting crew for a movie a movie called argo and the history of argo is that we knew of the makeup artist on who was brought in to consult on the initial script for argo and so he knew tony and so when tony said i need a script that would have a middle east location to it can you think of a movie? and he said, i got the perfect one for you. it's called argo. it didn't go anywhere. so they bought it for a few thousand bucks over a weekend. they set up a whole pro

because north korea and for us have no diplomatic relations, there is no us embassy and feeling young. we also know that it was sweet and who told the u. s. that taught travis king, was about to be deported and were told that an intense period of diplomacy followed . and that brings us to today, where he's on his way to that military facility in texas. as you said, do we know what's expected to happen to him once he arrives back on the us territory of the well is that part really is unclear. now if we look back onto parts of his story, we know that he was stationed with his unit in south korea and then detained for 2 months over assault charges. he was been released on july time a week later he was meant to go back to the us to face disciplinary proceedings, but he managed to evade his guards. and instead of forwarding the plane to the us, he decided to join a tour of the dom militarized. soon between north and south korea and that's when he crossed over into north korea. now the military of course declared him absent without leave, which means that you could face further punishment,

embassy. and from the us state department. we don't know whether they're going to stay here, or they'll go to how about international airport just a few miles down the road. but they will go to the united states of america, where they will be given a medical evaluation and then a security debriefing. but this deal is very controversial since it was triggered by the transfer of $6000000000.00. that was a running oil money that was frozen in south korea by the americans under the sanctions rules. and that money has now been released. it was sent by south korea to switzerland, switzerland, and send that money to the banks in castle at once. cattle had confirmation receipt of that money, then the prison exchange was allowed to take place only around the inside to arrive around an american citizens will be released and they'll stay in the us. they have us call us both. 2 of those will fly back to, to her on a one will go to a 3rd country where his family resides now on both sides. iranian sites that the americans arrested were accu

and so we could, you know, and those people serve us conduit to the u. s embassy and shave which supervisors themselves all the location of us said money in diverse products, including the fight, the guess collection. we're dealing with the people that are immersed himself in this a feeding frenzy. it's like they're feeding at the troth of ukraine and they're so compromised to such a degree that the entire structure of the us political establishment. but also the arms of manufacturers, the bio lab in the big farm. i expect him addition to the bio lab. so you really have every major structural player that matter in the united states, which has been involved in ukraine, and everybody's got a lot of stakes, lots billions of dollars. i've been invested if they decided to create those labs and to come back there in spite of the, again, a function of experimentation. it's to assure us law on those kind of activities are useful. yeah. so this fits also in the a geo political strategy, which as we all know, why still use ukraine as a, as a runjun against russia. and, uh,

they will be on the territory of the us embassy . e us defense department clarifies, will appear in ukraine for the first time during the entire conflict due to this is that from washington to monitor the distribution it is difficult for ukrainian aid to report that during the first 6 months of the conflict, the us defense cooperation office in kiev was unable to conduct the necessary monitoring of the end use of military equipment that was provided to the armed forces, while the message was that weapons supplied by the us and its allies were then resold and ended up on the black market. more and more, not to mention just corruption and waste among the officers of the armed forces of ukraine. i must say that sociological research was carried out and it turned out that you were at the beginning in january, only 4% believed that spending on ukraine was excessive. but it’s already june. this figure was 44%; in general , americans are convinced that this is more than a quarter. eh, that is, 28% is that the costs for ukraine are excessivel

russia honors two american high-ranking diplomats, both secretaries of the us embassy in moscow, todayd must leave the country within a week, as follows from a statement on our foreign ministry website, us diplomatic mission employees are accused of illegal activities, the purpose of which was to harm the national security of russia according to the ministry american diplomats. they gave instructions to the ex-employee of the consulate general of the united states in vladivostok, robert shaw, who was arrested in march of this year on charges of working for a foreign state on a confidential basis, according to russian intelligence services, he collected and transmitted to the americans data on the progress of the special operation, mobilization, as well as protest sentiments in society. it's been 24 years since the presidential election. russia expressed the quote. hard dimash, according to rumors of the united states in moscow lintrace , today she was called to the foreign ministry in order to deliver an official note and order on the expulsion of diplomats. well, the state department

out who was quickly naturalize you financially food, you know, and those people serve us conduit to the u. s. embassy and j, of which supervisors themselves, all the location of us, said, money in diverse products, including the fight, the guess for russian. we're dealing with the people that are immersed himself in this feeding frenzy. it's like they're feeding at the top of your brain and they're so compromise to such a degree that the tires structure of the us political establishment, but also the arms of manufacturers. the bio lab in the big farm, i expect him in addition to the bio lab. so you really have every major structural player that matter in the united states, which has been involving new client. and everybody's got a lot of stakes, lots of billions of dollars. i've really invested is a, is a, to create those labs and to combat their and statement the, again, a function of experimentation. it's to assure us law on those kind of back to be useful. yeah. so this piece also with the a geo political strategy, which as we all know, like we use ukraine as a, as a bludgeon against russia. and,

shared a sensitive and non public us information with the injunctions, including staffing at the us embassy in cairo, and the status of u. s. military aid to egypt. and as a diamond accuses, minute minute as of also trying to help the business associates a friend of his wife by trying to protect that man's business. and that in return, receiving close to $500000.00 in cash, which the f b i found in a rate of mid un menendez is home. last year they said this was cashed, stopped in envoy lopes that bore the dna and fingerprints of yet another associate involved in this alleged scheme. so the evidence is quite damning there. but of course mendez's saying all of this was false. that the, that this was a normal work of, of his congressional office and claims that there are a name for us as he said, forces behind the scene, trying to silence him in order to remove him as an obstacle in there. they're very broader political goals, perhaps alluding to the upcoming elections. all right, thanks so much. hi to jo. castro. the the, let's take you through some of the headlines. now. 2 people have been i

was quickly a naturalized you financially food, you know, and those people serve us calling to it's to the u. s. embassy j. if we supervisors themselves, all the location of us said money in diverse product, including the fight, the guess for watson. we're dealing with the people that are immersed himself in this feeding frenzy. it's like they're feeding a betrothal viewpoint and they're so compromised to such a degree that the tires puncture the us political establishment, but also the arms of manufacturers. the bio lab in the big farm iceberg in addition to the bio lab. so you really have every major structural player that matter in the united states, which has been involved in ukraine and everybody's got a lot of stakes, lots of billions of dollars. i've really invested if they decided to create those labs and to come back there and buy them into again, a function of experimentation. it's to assure us law on those. got it back to be useful now. so this fits also in the a geo political strategy, which as we all know, like to use ukraine as a, as a bludgeon against russia. and, uh, it just comes all to

this was reported by the us embassy in ukraine. volodymyr zelenskyi, us president joe biden emphasized the importance of creating a favorable business environment and overcoming corruption. we will talk with our correspondent in the white house, yuliya yarmolenko, about whether this list of reforms will affect aid to ukraine. yuli, hello. today in brussels. there is a meeting of the coordination platform.

and those people serve us calling you, it's to the u. s. embassy in cave, which true provides is themselves all the location of us said money in diverse products, including the fight against corruption and including which i call it the, the corruption within the general prosecutor's office. remember that uh, one of the 1st fe, dawn of nap who was this, we had background story which saw a former s b, u higher official, a somewhat stumble onto compromising document the black ledger. and the 1st thing he did as to the circumstances in which he got hold of the black book uh, was a remains to this day that we lose. uh, and this was never quite investigated. and in violation of ukrainian for civil criminal law. it should not have, i've waited as long as he did to go to napa and report. well, he's findings, but he does. it didn't matter of fact is for mine, a 4th was the pockets. and it wasn't coordination with people like an apple bomb who started writing the 1st opened piece of thinking the new york times. it was 1st, usually revealed by uh, ukrainian r

there are new documents that happened also supplied by the us government for the us embassy and julie showing how the nixon government tried to overturn and even before it took over power. so the lot of answers that us to look and once we're open, but in, on days like this, you see the children's society is still divided on this. thank you for your reporting, benjamin others group and santiago. thank you so much. i to well, that's our time, but please make sure to stay in touch, follow our team on x at dw and using myself at jarrett underscore rate. if it's, if it's the latest headlines you're looking forward, as always think they'll be, they'll come for now from the entire team on the day. thank you for spending part of your day with us. the a pulse, the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives culture information. this is the the news w. mine's eco tourism for eco deal. tourism in times of climate change, the industry needs to adjust it. hopes to attract travelers with new offerings and brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage humans a

they, that's why you have seen that the, the, the us embassy see a, has just released that statement saying that they have brought together the out of pride, the leaders and the commanders of the as yeah, to find a ways for that kind of to. so they said the parties have agreed on the ports tab to see the grievances of the regular school or 4 feet as well. that is quite an important reference because the out of tribes out of population there, they're saying that they have been years. on the other hand, russia is the protector of the white peoples as, as the of forces, particularly in the west of the country. any the last couple of days we have seen russia bomb being the positions of the out of tribes for turkey and you on also it's very much important because this page is score keeping the states as well. a lot is quite important. today the search is for administer hot coffee, then his intent run meeting he's running uncomfortable out of the of trying to find a way to calm down distribution there. despite all of this force, the caching is still there. the classes are still there, but

new documents that happened falsified by the us government for the us embassy, and julie showing how the nixon government tried to overturn and even before it took over power. so the lot of answers that us to look and once we're open, but in, on days like this, you see the children's society is still divided on this. thank you for your reporting benjamin others group and santiago. thank you so much. i to well, that's out time, but please make sure to stay in todd's follow our team on x dw, and using myself at jerrod underscore rate. if it's, if it's the latest headlines you'll looking forward is always think they'll be, they'll come for now from the entire team on the day. thank you for spending part of your day with us. the day i extend a range at the international motor show 2023. what kind of the technology already do today? read reports a model where she, if i explode the most impressive innovation, artificial intelligence and called the ranking. rev in says he minute a d, w, actually ride road guides know the way around is strictly scientific truth, some pretty cheap places. curi

new documents that happened also supplied by the us government for the us embassy, and julie showing how the nixon government tried to overturn again even before it took over power. so the lot of answers that us to look and once we're open, but in, on days like this, you see the children's society is still divided on this. thank you for your reporting benjamin others group and santiago. thank you so much. i to well, that's out time, but please make sure to stay in todd's follow our team on x dw and using myself at jared underscore rate. if it's, if it's the latest headlines you'll looking forward as always to w dot com for now from the entire team on the day. thank you for spending part of your day with us. the issue in the triangle is a groundbreaking company has come up with a tactical solutions, taking the conventional, modified into high for one affordable electric field, kicks down to the green transport revolution. in the next on d, w monte lights. this includes trading the line between plastic and the jobs finish can kinda to the email is august on tiny house concerts with an i

withdrawal from afghanistan, even as he prepares to retire, milley acknowledged that the evacuation of us embassy staff and others should have taken place earlier. he says in a broader sense, america's longest war was lost. >> it didn't end the way any of us wanted it. look at when the enemy is occupying your capital that or the capital of the country that you supported. and that's a strategic setback, a strategic failure. every single soldier i lost is a is a regret. i want everyone who ever wore the uniform over there to hold their head high because they did what their nation asked. and we protect. did the united states for 20 consecutive years from attack from afghanistan and we gave the afghan people hope for a better life, and they should always be proud of that, milley said. >> the evacuation from afghanistan was an amazing logistical feat. you can watch the full interview sunday on abc's this week. >> turning to the weather, the northeast is bracing for hurricane lee. it could bring wind gusts up to 100mph to parts of eastern new england. our chief meteorologist, ginger zee flew into the e

homes, refusing point blank, because we've had warnings from both the moroccan government and the us embassyll be further tremors for today and this evening so that spooked an awful lot of people. so, you know the situation is a bit up in the air and nobody knows what to do next.— in the air and nobody knows what to do next. martin, thank ou for what to do next. martin, thank you for sharing _ what to do next. martin, thank you for sharing those - what to do next. martin, thank you for sharing those insights. you for sharing those insights with us and please take care. thank you. world leaders have agreed on a joint declaration at the g20 summit in delhi, calling for a durable peace in ukraine. the text says all states involved in the conflict must "refrain" from the "use of force" for territorial gain. but there's no reference to russian aggression. it reads in part: the text from last year's summit reads in part: disagreements over that language on ukraine threatened to overshadow the g20 this year as south asia correspondent yogita limaye explains. during the g20 summit in bali last year

includes the us recognition of the cook islands and some others as well in the opening of new us embassies in the region. on the pacific of nations responded to washington school. however, the prime minister of the solomon islands will not attend the summit of washington expressing its disappointment the pacific nation instead, tons of beijing signing what a security deal with china. i think we better learn more about this that's across slide down and mr. nelson wong. the vice chairman of the shanghai send up a room packing international studies. nelson. great to see you. we thanks very much for joining us. you on the program on archie. it just keeps on getting a friend leah, and friendly a washington cozying up to the southern allies in the, in the pacific and the pacific region. but none of them seem to be allied with china or something might say that washington is trying to build its own force of support in the region. i don't know, nelson. what do you think as well as it, but looking at the news its, uh, its apparently a big show actually uh, the usa is putting all at the moment. uh bu

back into the home, refusing point blank because we've had warnings from the government and the us embassyey will be further tremors for today and this evening so that sort of speak an awful lot of people so the situation has been up in the air and nobody really knows what to do next. martin j. really knows what to do next. martin i. we really knows what to do next. martin j. we thank — really knows what to do next. martin l we thank you _ really knows what to do next. martin 1, we thank you for— really knows what to do next. martin 1, we thank you for sharing - really knows what to do next. martin 1, we thank you for sharing these - j, we thank you for sharing these insights and do take care. world leaders have agreed on a joint declaration at the g20 summit in delhi — calling for a durable peace in ukraine. the text says all states involved in the conflict must "refrain" from the "use of force" for territorial gain. but there's no reference to russian aggression. it reads in part: the text from last year's summit reads in part: disagreements over that language on ukraine threatened to ov

so us recognition of the cook islands, among others on the opening of brand new us embassies all throughout the region. now, not all pacific nations responded to washington's coal. the prime minister of the solomon islands will not attend the summit with washington expressing its disappointment. pacific nation instead, ton straight to beijing and signing a security deal with china. and according to nelson wong device chapman of the shanghai send of a room pack and international studies. washington's intentions in the asia pacific region are a bundle. please clear when it comes to the question of the us looking at all this as a measure to contain china's expansion into that region. all this the up in florida's. i think they've got it wrong because i think they are all still living in the past because what the us as being trying to do because there is always an element of military presence being that was country. is that looking at this as a jo, political, a part of the geo political struggle and to, to, to gain more control over that region. all the other region here, all the about, this is

this was reported by the us embassy in ukraine. during a meeting with president volodymyr zelsky, us president joe biden emphasized the importance of creating a favorable business environment and overcoming corruption. about whether this list of reforms will affect aid to ukraine, we will talk with our correspondent in the white house yuliya yarmolenko. yuli, hello. today, a meeting of the coordination platform is taking place in brussels. ukraine was presented with a list of proposed reforms, what it includes and whether future military aid to ukraine depends on the implementation of these reforms, you know, maria, that list, that document that got into the hands of the ukrainian press, it contains priority reforms for 3, 6, 18 months , and they are all very important, it is, in particular, about reforms related to the functioning of supervisory boards of state enterprises, anti-corruption from. also in general, the functioning of the judicial branch of government, as well as reforms in defense enterprises or defense institutions a

home. prosecutors alleged menendez shared non public information about us embassy and staffing in cairo and a leg. he secretly ghost wrote a letter from the egyptian government, asking fellow senators to release the hold on $300000000.00 and military a to egypt. the indictment claims in return for this information and other favors relating to impeding the criminal prosecutions of 2 other associates. menendez and his wife received a mercedes benz and nearly half a $1000000.00 stuffed in envelopes. the prosecutor say bore the associates fingerprints and dna. the facts of last year seem unlikely to be unfair. i think they got their facts right. and that means that the senators who are associated with the ordering agents, they're going to like, look like they might be undertaken us to more manner towards minimize against german enders. and so i think there's going to be a lot of people who want to have a greater distance from each agents who search. menendez is home also discovered bars of gold. these 3 kilograms together are worth approximately a $150000.00. and of course, here you can see

the us embassy in ukraine confirmed that the united states provided a proposed list of priority reformsand feedback at the multilateral coordination platform of donors for ukraine in brussels, but did not specify which reforms are in question and whether they received this letter in the banking and government quarters . nestor barchuk, manager of of international advocacy of the deju foundation joined our broadcast. i congratulate you. good morning. in your opinion, is it possible to talk about the fact that the implementation of these. there are even approximate terms of their implementation, even if they are such tips for discussion to agree that the support of western partners depends on this, and which point of these reforms is the most essential in your opinion, the judicial branch of power or others? military aid does not depend on the implementation of these, military aid does not depend on the implementation of these reforms, but directly on the implementation of these reforms depends. the ability of such proposals to be discussed now, and i think that conclusions can already be

fulfillment of certain conditions, both states signed the corresponding memorandum, informed the us embassy in ukraine that the funds will be directed restoration of damaged energy infrastructure, installation of distributed gas generation, as well as for the protection of energy facilities and cooperation in the field of civil nuclear energy , and in order to receive an additional 100 million dollars, ukraine must take a number of steps in energy sector reforms, the 90% destroyed village of posad-pokrovsky in the kherson region began to rebuild it as part of the government's experiment on the comprehensive restoration of settlements, work is already being carried out on the first five objects, but in the village there are thousands of them, both communal and private. people live in the material of our correspondent dmytro didori, the kitchen was all over and the refrigerator burned down, and there was a sleeping bag in the hall, there were 4 rooms in total, kateryna volodymyrivna shows us the ruins of her house , the woman lived in pokrovsky's post all her life , and in the village she met

there or with the support of the canadian embassy . as always, from lugansk , he gets in touch with us here, well, only the galapagos islands are missing. well, probably, that's because such things as those people who from palestine e, later on wandered to eastern europe and settled somewhere where the current value is. well , nothing surprising, nothing surprising in the fact that trypillia culture is called civilization. although there was no truth. and genetically, these people had nothing to do. here's even such a uh whole corridor. here are such anti-scientific theses as barbism. yes, and a common noun. well , such a comrade as peter maslyak, he is much less known, but nevertheless. he is just as colorful because he answers. he is, uh, anti-semitic in the first place. the same work. in fact. that's why in some e european legislations, well, it is provided for, in general , there is global responsibility, since this is called inciting ethnic hatred and discord. well, in the case of ukraine, of course , sold and paying very well, and therefore it’s definitely called people’s etymolo

russia is expelling two us embassy employees, accusing them of working with a russian national that thetwo diplomats conducted "illegal activities by liaising with a russian citizen" and that they must leave the country within seven days. the us state department has rejected the allegations. the father, stepmother and uncle of a ten year old girl who was found dead at her home in england last month have been charged with her murder. they were arrested wednesday evening at gatwick airport as they disembarked a flight from dubai. the three left britain for pakistan the day before police found her body. you're live with bbc news. politicians in libya are demanding an official investigation into floods that wiped out parts of the city of derna. canine search crews are searching house—to—house for survivors and for the dead. the libyan red cresent says the number of people who've died has risen to 11,000. that figure is expected to grow as the recovery effort continues, particularly with many bodies buried under mud. 0fficials estimate that 30,000 people have been left homeless. many libyans

affairs announced the expulsion of two american diplomats, the first and second secretaries of the us embassystein, were declared persona non grata and must leave our country within a week, a message about this was posted on the midas website, clarifying that the us listened to the lintracy was made , tough dimash with the presentation of an official note from precisely two americans became known after the detention of ex-employees of the us consulate in vladivostok by the russians against robert sean , who was accused of confidential cooperation with a foreign state. he told who recruited him and why. in september 2022, us embassy employees jeff and sirin and david benstein approached me, specifically a military operation , mobilization of future presidential elections in 2024, annexation of new territories, i had to collect information about all these, uh, negative events. today ’s statement by the russian foreign ministry separately emphasizes that, despite the expulsion of american diplomats, moscow hopes that washington will draw the right conclusions and refrain from confrontation. germ

embassy. uh, what? is it then that uh the us government has not acted more forcefully in order to prevent these types of incidents, which it is their duty by law to protect the embassy anyways. well, i believe that the us government actually welcomes these incidents and the long history of terrorists in cuba. over 3400, exactly 3,478 cubans have died, mostly by us. sponsored terrorist attack and one of the most notorious terrorists was carriles who 46 years ago uh paid two men to plant bombs a given airliner that ended up killing all people on board in the explosion, 73 people, and that man, luis posado gariles, in addition to his other terrorist acts against cuba came to the us illegally in 2005, and never was reported to the country where he committed the crime venezuela as well as um orlando bosch, the two men were most notorious terrors of the western hemisphere and they live the rest of their lives in miami, but i would say that the greatest act of terrorism is the us bloccade and the recently designated so-called state sponsor of terrorism that labeled has been placed on cuba along with iran. syri