this was stated the day before by the coordinator of strategic communication of the us national security council, john kerby, whether we should expect the delivery of fighter jets from the united states in the near future and what are the expectations from the next meeting of the contact groups for the defense of ukraine in the rammstein format, my colleague tetyana asked in an interview with alex binman , the former director of european affairs of the us national security council. i think that there is a possible plan try to provide drones first, i think. first it will be drones because it is much easier to control drones, and then f16 because they have a lot of requirements, but in the end it will come to that, however, we are taking time, we had to start training ukrainian pilots and mechanics six months ago so that we could provide planes already now, and six months have already passed. even if this decision is made during the next contact group, six months will pass before these planes arrive and can fly in the sky over ukraine. but i i think we will achieve this. whom expect from the next

, the soviet side was sold pre-infected computer equipment for pipelines member of the us national security council thomas reed, in his book over the abyss, the story of the cold war, told by its participant , called sabotage one of the examples of a cold-blooded economic war against the ussr . to operate pumps, turbines and valves after a sufficient period of time changed the speed settings of pumps and valves, creating a pressure much greater than the seams and joints could withstand the result of the gas pipeline was a powerful non-nuclear explosion and a fire, visible even from space, there were no human casualties during the explosion of the gas pipeline, but the soviet economy. he caused significant damage. almost at the same time, the us was actively working in nicaragua to power there. the socialists came and set a course for rapprochement by the soviet union to endure similar ones in the region. the white house did not want in connection with this, the united states took over the local counters, which openly accepted assistance in washington, even the eleventh date is considered the start

intermediaries the soviet side was sold pre-infected computer equipment for pipelines member of the us national security councilmas reed, in his book over the abyss, the story of the cold war, told by its participant, called sabotage one of examples of cold-blooded economic warfare against the ussr in order to disrupt the supply of soviet gas to europe, prevent the ussr from earning hard currency and undermine the economy, a program that was supposed to control pumps , turbines and valves after a sufficient period of time changed the speed settings of pumps and valves, creating a pressure much greater than could withstand the seams and joints of the gas pipeline, the result was a powerful non-nuclear explosion and fire, visible even from space, there were no human casualties during the explosion of the gas pipeline, but the soviet economy. he caused significant damage. almost at the same time, the united states was actively working in nicaragua, where socialists came to power.

[000:00:00;00] for pipelines, us national security council member thomas reed, in his book above the abyss, a cold war story told by a participant, called sabotage one example of a cold-blooded economic war against the ussr to disrupt soviet gas supplies to europe, prevent the ussr from earning hard currency and undermine the economy of a program that had to control pumps , turbines and valves after a sufficient period of time changed the speed settings of the pumps and valves, creating a pressure much more than they could withstand the seams and joints of the gas pipeline resulted in a powerful non-nuclear explosion and fire, visible even from space, there were no human casualties during the explosion of the gas pipeline, but the soviet economy. he caused significant damage. almost at the same time, the united states was actively working in nicaragua. the socialists came to power there and set a course for rapprochement by the soviet union to endure similar ones in the region. the white house did not want in connection with this, the united states took over the local contras, which

what did the spokesperson of the us national security council say , the diplomatic lines of communication between the two countries have been established, but the communication between the armies of the two countries has been cut off due to the corona virus , condemning the action of the us. this above is related to meteorological research that has deviated from the path, but the us president said that due to the confirmation of this up and down, the commander of the country's border guard has seen a significant increase in the operational capacity of the country's border guard at sea with the addition of 70 high-speed vessels. sardar godarzi said soon other new equipment will be provided to us to protect the borders of the country, electronic and optical systems , and thank god, in the next few days, he showed a large number of suitable tactical vehicles that can withstand the harsh conditions of the mountains and different weather conditions, such as west azerbaijan , kurdistan, sistan . and balochistan and the border areas, god willing, the police force will be added. by the grace of g

ago and after seven days when it entered the sky according to the spokesperson of the us national security council, the diplomatic lines of communication between the two countries have been established, but the communication between the armies of the two countries has been cut off, and china has condemned the action of the us. said to prove this balon does not apologize. thank you for your company and good morning. greetings to you, my dear compatriots. i am honored that you have become veterans. good morning. greetings , today's reporter, welcome from tehran to east azerbaijan, where a medical center is supposed to be opened today. my colleagues in the tv news agency in this province are going to cover this program in the newsroom of the east azerbaijan center with heydari , mr. heydari. hello, reporter. good morning. hello, reporter from tabriz. i was able to serve sharif. may you be well, mr. heydari. please tell me that this is he is going to a treatment center in which part of east azerbaijan will it be opened today and how much did it cost to set up and open this center and does it belong to

cut off from the us about two weeks ago by the chinese balloon , the spokesperson of the us national security council said that the above seven days after it entered the american space, the diplomatic communication lines are still in place. taking this action is described as an overreaction. he says that this time it is related to meteorological research that has deviated from the path. the president of the united states said that he does not apologize for shooting down this high . cyberspace and the internet are suicide statistics among american teenagers . has increased to report sky news network, suicide is the second leading cause of death for 10-18 year old american teenagers. this report indicates that american legislators are planning to establish more serious laws for children and teenagers to use cyberspace . they started some awareness programs about the dangers of the internet for children and teenagers. the bird was tested in japan. this car , which has the capacity of two passengers , flew above the sea at a height of 30 meters from the ground at a speed of 36 kilometers per hour. the mi

for targets and elimination of consequences this was reported by a representative of the us national security council to john kirby, according to whom the pentagon and the us agency for international development are currently coordinating actions with their turkish counterparts to provide additional assistance more about the tragedy and overcoming the consequences will be told by iryna shynkarenko, who gathered eyewitness accounts and talked with ukrainian women living in turkey, now residents in turkey and syria . the first earthquake woke up at dawn a few minutes after four in the morning. tremors with a force of 7.8 on the richter scale shook houses on both sides of the turkish-syrian border only around four in the morning as a result of the earthquake, the ceiling fell on two families, one family, a mother and three children, we were able to save, thank god, the second family of the ceiling the father and his one-and-a-half-year-old daughter were almost stable, his pregnant wife, five-year-old daughter and four-year-old son were killed, and a new earthquake occurred already at lunchtime with a ma

he previously served on the us national security council, serving as director for transnational threatssnational threats. you forjoining us. we just thank you forjoining us. we just heard john kirby saying china allegedly has a high altitude balloon programme for intelligence collection but what more is known about this programme?— what more is known about this roaramme? ~ . ~' ,, , programme? well, thank you very much for having _ programme? well, thank you very much for having me, _ programme? well, thank you very much for having me, lisa - programme? well, thank you very much for having me, lisa marie, l much for having me, lisa marie, and admirable kirby is right, the chinese do have a comprehensive surveillance programme that includes satellites, listening stations, and balloons, both high altitude balloons and some that are not in the stratosphere, as we have seen over the last few days. and i think what we have seen is that they fairly brazenly operated these around the world, as we have gone back and look through radar data, we have been able to re—examine things and we have an

state of the united states, the former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council, and now our guest will be andriy piontkovsky, a political scientist who is in washington , working for them glory to ukraine andrii andriyovich i welcome you to the espresso studio to the heroes of glory good evening good evening there are two events triumphant powerful bold visit of the president of the united states to kyiv and in at the same time, it is not clear what putin's babbling in moscow is about. well, it's very difficult to solve a mixture that shows what the question is, show what it says that the public respect of the west is there in the feat that ukraine is doing today, protecting not only itself, but the entire western civilization from the barbaric putin's horde. we remember that they started this island, the phase of conflicts, e-e, hundreds of gates and such. it is not possible for the ministry to collect coins and run away from there. the task was that they were confident that they, like us, are carrying us , like ours, they will go to ukraine en masse for there

or admiral john kirby spokesman for the us national security council . really appreciate you joining us today. thank you. thank you, steve. and now we turned to moscow, where were talking with andre cartoon off director general of the russian international affairs council. from your perspective in moscow. what is the topography of the g, a strategic consequences of this war look like from your perspective? a year into it? i think i've read to limit myself to just one of the room describing the preliminary results. with that, i would say the rug would be all the size of the demonstrated technical, every 1000000 and the ability to sustain the initial position is to for your day, which turned out to do better. boston medical needs just to resist the ration actions. it came up like rational because they're actually the system did not load . it does not collapse. the political opposition did not take over the student control. it is related to the work that we also demonstrate it. a lot of them in making and pressure on. and finally, we can talk about the resil

he previously was assigned to the us national security council serving as director for transnational joining us. i want to firstly ask what you make of president putin's state of the nation address on tuesday, in particular in terms of his views on the future? thank you for having me. i think his speech yesterday, especially when contrasted with president biden�*s comments, he was disappointing, president putin was. but i'm not surprised by that. when it comes to this nuclear treaty issue they have been trying to slow world cooperation for the last year to try to get us, the united states, to back off support for ukraine. so they have used these arms control agreements as diplomatic tools repeatedly, and you can go back to the 1980s to see the former soviet union do that as well. soviet union do that as well. so disappointed, but not surprised. and, really, almost a whiff of desperation in putin's speech. 50 a whiff of desperation in putin's speech.- putin's speech. so how significant _ putin's speech. so how significant you - putin's speech. so how significant you think i putin's spe

to provide fighter jets to ukraine , the coordinator of strategic communications of the us national security council, john kirby, said about this in an interview with the voice of america. forces of ukraine were able to achieve success on the battlefield now and in future battles. we never tried to force another country to provide something or not to provide something, these are sovereign decisions that nations make independently. it is important to remember that 143 countries in the un voted to condemn the russian annexation and that more than 50 countries regularly hold meetings with the minister of defense austin within the framework of the contact group created by him to provide ukraine with security assistance and sometimes financial assistance , this is an international effort not only by allies and partners in europe, and every of the nation makes such contributions as it thinks it can afford because they also have their own national security interests that they must take care of. so if a country decides that it wants to provide fighter jets, it is definitely its decision and we will respect

of state of the united states , former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council glory to ukraine hon. mr. embassy, ​​glory to the heroes, the president of the united states made a historic visit at a historic moment during a full-scale russian invasion. yes, but the most important thing is not even that he flew to the eastern flank of nato, not even that he came to kyiv , although this also commands great respect, but he held extremely important coordination meetings, in particular, this concerns the entire eastern flank of nato, and we understand that there are certain additional things that did not make it into the official protocols regarding the visit to kyiv, as president zelensky said. this is probably the most significant visit of any american official to ukraine, and i agree with this because biden, as the leader of the trans -atlantic family, unlike other european leaders, has not yet been to kyiv. he had to go there to demonstrate his courage and, of course, to oppose moscow's statement that biden is already a frail old man detached from the people and

north america last week, hence, did not come from china as the latest inclusion from the us national security council, which se the flying objects didn't actually pose a threat and could have been passive, some commercial otherwise benign program. we don't see anything that points right now to being part of china spy balloon program. it's unlikely the objects were used in intelligence collection against the united states of any kind. that's the indication. now, speculation about the chinese connection to the u. f. o has been rise in the mainstream media, especially after the u. s. did shoot down a confirmed chinese aircraft, which page is called a stray weather balloon. more than a week ago. the latest mysterious foes of unknown origin was spotted flying to the north america shortly before they were destroyed by the us air force. as a precaution. following the chinese balloon incident last week of aging, accused washington reacting, which would also explain why the new us. those were quickly sought down before the u. s. could even determine their purpose. well. meanwhile, nato's chief is also weighed

this was said during the briefing in the strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, john kerby, told the white house with whom the president will talk about the importance of nato unity and continued support for ukraine. he said the president is very much looking forward to this visit. support for ukraine and the generous host not only for american troops but also for millions of ukrainian refugees who fled there for safety and we really appreciate this support president biden wants to personally thank to president duda, he wants to personally thank the polish people, he wants to note how important it is to have a courageous unity of poland and other nato members, which will continue, and i am already saddened by the second year of the war. security of the white house, alex winman, who today is the director of the institute of informed american leadership , the vetvoice foundation, an organization that unites american veterans , about the possibility of providing ukraine with new western weapons my colleague tatiana goroshko spoke to him about a new massive russian

of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security councilh, ihor yakovenko, a sociologist, ex-deputy of the state duma, is now joining our broadcast he is currently in exile. kudos to ukraine, mr. igor. i congratulate you as a hero of the word, good student. the head of the russian federation urgently went to volgograd for the anniversary of the battle of stalingrad, which was urgently renamed stalingrad and even installed a bust of stalin there. we understand that it may not have any specific military consequences or any specific decisions that putin will make in this regard, but this very clearly outlines putin's stalinist trajectory of vision of the situation and further movement, you know in general, putin’s demands are made. here are such historical parallels. they are actually , on the one hand, ridiculous, and on the other hand, if they are carried out, they are very unprofitable. surely this is the battle of stalingrad. it was indeed one of the most large-scale battles in history . humanity died during this battle, about a million pe

were us national security council spokesman john kirby says the united states condemns the violence on both sides. yesterday's violence to israelis were murdered and then is rarely citizens sought to take revenge in a palestinian town resulting in one palestinian death and many others injured. the state department spoke to this yesterday. i'm sure you saw that and we condemn the violence. of course, in all its forms, we are so fully agree with the statements from president herzog and prime minister netanyahu that citizens cannot take the law under their own hands. what happened was totally unacceptable. something that we've heard loud and clear from ours. really partners. hello you and says the day the average of settler attacks on pallet soon soon occupied westbank so far this year has been the highest since 2006 . all this is a meeting was held in jordan on sunday to deescalate tensions between israelis and palestinians. so high rats house more from who our city. the damage is hard to miss . hundreds of israeli settlers destroying palestinian homes after 2 israelis were shot dead. be

moving on now, us national security council spokesperson, john kirby says, china is using high altitude balloons for intelligence gathering. asoft the u. s. shot down, what it said was a chinese controlled spy balloon. earlier this month, china denies the claim. we were able to determine that china has a high altitude balloon program for intelligence collection. we assessed that at this time, these balloons have provided limited additive capabilities to the p. r c's, other intelligence platforms used over the united states. but in the future, if the p r c continues to advance this technology, it certainly could become more valuable to them. while house carson, kimberly how cats are standing by, she joins us now live and kimberly brings up to be what was being said about this mystery object. oh well objects in fact, because there have been a number that have been in the last week or so shot down by the u. s. military and that's left the american public looking for some answers what they did learn definitively in the last hour, according to the white house press secretary, as well as the

and the countries of the group of seven left now, and today the representative of the us national security council, john kirby, actually explained in an audio briefing why it was important to introduce these sanctions and how these sanctions will actually affect russia's ability to wage war . let's listen, we believe that the sanctions will absolutely help limit putin's ability arming his armed forces for example , we know that he has problems with the production of cruise missiles because he cannot get the microelectronics that he needs to work guidance systems so we believe it will have an effect but the second point is that males can take a while sometimes you don't see an immediate effect you know they need a while to have an effect so we'll just keep sleeping thank you we'll also keep an eye on today's results let me remind you that julia yarmolenko was in touch with us, and from the white house, the united states is beginning to transfer to ukraine almost ten billion dollars of additional budget support approved by the congress at the end this was announced last year by the administrator of

prevention quotes, while john kirby, the coordinator of strategic communications of the us national security council claims that activities in them have been terminated, while white weapons were not developed in such laboratories, the russian ambassador in washington , in turn, noted that the us statement on the pandemic prevention program in ukraine contradictory in the way that military specialists dealt with this issue. why is washington really so stubbornly supporting kiev and sending weapons there? this has nothing to do with the protection of ukrainians, but is connected with an attempt to hide the laboratory, writes an anonymous investigative journalist to the word track, has already collected more than eight and a half million views. kiev is called nothing but a puppet of the deep state, controlled by the ruling names of the democratic party and 40m. american pseudo-concern for democracy washington decided to take up the integrity of elections in serbia for these purposes , the us agency for international development even intentionally allocates $ 2 million. according to the project, the fun

in the area of ​​the pandemic prevention citation, with us national security council strategic communicationsator john kirby claiming they have been shut down. at the same time, white weapons were not developed in such laboratories, the russian ambassador in washington, in turn, noted that the us statement on the pandemic prevention program in ukraine is contradictory in the way that military specialists dealt with this issue. the thread has ended on twitter. why is washington really so stubbornly supporting kiev ? and send weapons there? this has nothing to do with the protection of ukrainians, but is connected with an attempt to hide bio-laboratories, writes an anonymous investigative journalist to the word the track, has already collected more than eight and a half million views, kyiv is called in it nothing but a puppet of the deep state controlled by the ruling names of the democrat party representative soros. american pseudo-concern for democracy washington has decided to work on the integrity of the elections in serbia for these purposes , the us agency for international development ev

will also transition to rebuilding houses, universities and schools in earthquake areas. us national security council spokesperson, john kirby says china is using high altitude balloons for intelligence gathering now. so after the u. s. she shut down what it said was a chinese controlled spy, berlin, early this month, china denies the claim. we were able to determine that china has a high altitude balloon program for intelligence collection. we assessed that at this time, these balloons have provided limited additive capabilities to the p. r c's, other intelligence platforms used over the united states. but in the future, if the p r c continues to advance this technology, it certainly could become more valuable to them. and in other news, nato secretary general says, russia's fear to new offense. if in ukraine has begun. a moscow dispatch more troops and weapons for its war effort, yet stole to bug is urging european nations to fast track the supply of weapons, ammunition, and fuel to ukraine. has comments coming a day before meeting of european defense ministers in brussels? the issue of supplying a

, they sold pre-infected computer equipment for pipelines thomas reid, a member of the us national security councilr the abyss, the story of the cold war, told to its participants, called sabotage one of the examples of a cold-blooded economic war against the ussr . to operate pumps, turbines and valves after a sufficient period of time changed the speed settings of the pumps and valves, creating a pressure much greater than the seams and joints could withstand the result of the gas pipeline was a powerful non-nuclear explosion and a fire, visible even from space, there were no human casualties during the explosion of the gas pipeline, but the soviet economy. he caused significant damage. almost at the same time, the us was actively working in nicaragua to power there. the socialists came and set a course for rapprochement by the soviet union to endure similar ones in the region. the white house did not want in this regard, the united states took over the local contras, which openly accepted assistance in washington, even august 11, 1981 is considered the date of the start of the civil war in nicar

us. national security council said china has , a high altitude china has, a high altitude balloon that isonse earlier on today, china claimed that the us has high altitude balloons flying over their airspace and it's happened ten times in the last year to which kirby responded. there is no us surveillance or aircraft in chinese airspace were helping us to unpack some of this or help us to try and unpack some of this because it's quite tough to get our heads around. is andrew fine, white house correspondent with the independent andrew goodman. well, good afternoon your time . at the first object your time. at the first object that was shot down, as i understand it was a big what was being shot down over the course of the weekend . well we're not of the weekend. well we're not quite sure . and the white house quite sure. and the white house isn't saying much. they're calling them objects and what they have said is that they assessed that these objects posed threats , civil aviation, posed threats, civil aviation, because unlike the chinese balloon , these were at much balloon, these were at

us. national security council said china has , a high altitude china has, a high altitude balloon that isonse earlier on today, china claimed that the us has high altitude balloons flying over their airspace and it's happened ten times in the last year to which kirby responded. there is no us surveillance or aircraft in chinese airspace were helping us to unpack some of this or help us to try and unpack some of this because it's quite tough to get our heads around. is andrew fine, white house correspondent with the independent andrew goodman. well, good afternoon your time . at the first object your time. at the first object that was shot down, as i understand it was a big what was being shot down over the course of the weekend . well we're not of the weekend. well we're not quite sure . and the white house quite sure. and the white house isn't saying much. they're calling them objects and what they have said is that they assessed that these objects posed threats , civil aviation, posed threats, civil aviation, because unlike the chinese balloon , these were at much balloon, these were at

earlier , the us national security strategy council also issued a refutation of the news about such negotiationsthe united states remains the same washington organizes large-scale arms deliveries, kiev , hoping in this way to change the situation on the battlefield more details maria fence. tanks are moving, but slowly across the baltic states of poland and romania but we should hurry up washington is straining europe with american buildings, citing no sources write the united states is pushing through the supply of combat fighters to ukraine. this means that those who now say no will very soon be able to say yes, from this moment a short and very direct road to nuclear war will begin, i'm sure. for journalists. we give you a tool. now the pentagon is being forced to send fighter jets to ukraine in 16 armaments of the ukrainian army with fighter jets in 16 would mean direct us involvement in a war against a nuclear superpower like russia and that's crazy. but it seems that this is how the states want to again dilute europe for the supply of weapons for kiev, while washington itself is not going

atrocities in western ukraine from declassified documents of the cia, memorandum 20/1 of the us national security councilgust 18, 1948. the first of our military goals, of course, should be to eliminate russian military influence and dominance in areas adjacent to any russian state, but located outside it, were in that document and special goals regarding ukraine, their nationalist organizations abroad would actively listen to them easy to come to the conclusion that they should finally get freedom from russian rule and be realized as an independent state. another austro-hungarian idea to weaken russia by tearing ukraine away from it has not gone away, but at the end of the eighties of the xx century. has the west decided it's time to act? one of the founders of the people's rukh recalled that he was greatly influenced by communication with the american scientist ukrainianist taras gunchik, in reality, a member of the organization of ukrainian nationalists who ended up in the united states after the great patriotic war it is not surprising that rukhtu inherited all the traditions of even more nationalism

vetoing security council resolutions, that it has shown complacency in using this right for iran. who had written the united states in the draft resolution of the united states in the united nations security council is a heavy blow to american diplomacy, and russia has used its exclusion as a reason to use its right to vote in favor of iran, one of the most recent cases about three months before, he was in the position commission the united nations woman, the resolution is completely deceptive and distant from themselves, iranians can manage their internal issues without the interference of others in the jcpoa and us anti-iranian sanctions, and china's microphone in the security council and other sub-meetings of this organization , the unilateral withdrawal of the united states from the jcpoa has been made clear many times. and it was the application of maximum pressure against iran that caused the jcpoa to stop. we appreciate iran's flexibility and ask the us and europe to cooperate with iran in negotiations. iran opposes the anti-iranian statements and supports the politicization of the mission of the international atomic energy agency and the resolution of the remaining issues

use these fighters. council the national security of the white house announced that the us air force targeted a flying objectnear alaska and proved that it was as small as a car and flying at an altitude of 12,000 meters. biden shot it down. according to the spokesman of the white house national security council, this flying object was much smaller than the chinese balloon , which was proven last week. in the past, news sources reported that the american action in shooting down the chinese balloon over the atlantic ocean was carried out by the american federal police. vice president trump's residence, mike pence the former president inspected this country, according to reuters, this inspection took place in the city of indiana police and after last month confidential documents were found in mayons' house . the ceremony of the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution was held in the capital of iraq with the presence of shiite and sunni nomadic leaders and foreign trips. the special representative of the president of iraq said in this ceremony that the strengthening of relations with iran is benefi

they promised not to use western weapons to attack russian territory, but the secretary of the national security council says that ukraine will use its own facilities, as for russian territory, no one forbids us from destroying targets with ukrainian-made weapons. do we have such a weapon? yes, there is me in sochi, there is for ukrainians. it's a race against time they try. th secure and develop a weapon that will deter what they call the russian takeover revenge. general, as you know, a lot of people are wondering. should america provide f-16s to ukraine to think about it, of course we should provide fixed wing aircraft that can do what the f-16s are capable of. this should have happened a few months ago. in my opinion. this will deprive the russians of the rear and undermine the quantitative advantage of russia in infantry and artillery. if you can label these things, it doesn't matter. how many russians can mobilize soldiers no matter how much artillery they have, if there were supplies they wouldn't come in, well let's be clear that for the f-16 of any other fixed wing aircraft. need a component, l

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national security council. so in general, we understand the commander-in-chief is considering shooting down this balloon. take usnside the national security council. what kind of conversations are taking place? what kind of planning is underway? works of art event planning for these three indicators the planning is complete there going to do something for one, casey 135 to orbiting off of north carolina looking the aircraft are going to shoot them down for it secondly you have f-22 raptors at langley air force base. there they want aircraft that can take it down this thing is at 60008 the rapture can get up to 65000 feet it's gonna take it down. and third there is lsd from beaumont coming south of carter hall that is a landing ship dock which has a 30-ton crane capability on it that is my big now south from beaumont. got three indicators to me that clearly they made a decision in the white house to take this balloon down. they've got the recovery assets and carter hall printed out the aircraft at langley air force base they've got the tankers orbiting to refuel the aircraft in case they need it. looks like what

create a group to analyze alien objects, this was announced by the coordinator of the us national security councilrber, kirby himself said, that the balloons were always in the sky over america and there were a lot of them, but now they found them and began to knock them down funny. moreover, in addition to fantastic arguments, there is also this topic and the real consequences of the relationship between the west and china becomes more and more tense, information appeared that balloons flew over the sky in taiwan and kinu threatened with new sanctions, in turn, in china, too , apparently mockingly discovered ufos and in the sky itself they announced that balloons flew over china more than 10 times in the past of the year. and the tags were probably named by the united states, the world's largest spy power. china has found a new superpower battlefield. it is 12.60 miles above the ground too low for satellites too high for most aircraft, the stratosphere, or as it is called china, near space in 2018, the official chinese newspaper said near space has become a new battlefield in modern military oper

. >>> joining us now, the national security council coordinator for strategic communications, retiredrby. john, thanks very much for joining us. as you know, president biden was clearly presented with a range of options for this historic and very important trip. why was he so adamant about visiting the capital? we're talking about kyiv, in ukraine, despite the obvious danger that still exists? >> well, he asked his team for a complete operational plan here to take a look at the risks for the commander in chief to go to a wartime country like this, in the capital of a wartime country, and they did that. they presented him a plan where some of that risk could be mitigated. the president felt comfortable with that plan and the preparations his team had made and went ahead and executed it. and he thought it was really important for him to go in an unprecedented way, a historic way, right on the eve of this anniversary of this brutal war in ukraine. >> the u.s. did notify russia of the president's trip a few hours before he left. did the u.s. receive any formal or informal assurances about

security council resolutions . the veto has shown a carelessness in using this right for iran iran's arms embargo resolution, which the united states wrote, the draft of the american resolution in the united nations security council is a heavy blow to american diplomacy, and russia used itself to reject this resolution, and has also used its right to vote many times in favor of iran, one of the most recent cases of which is about three it was last month that iran in the united nations women's commission's resolution was completely deceptive and distant from themselves . the organization has repeatedly clarified that it was the unilateral withdrawal of the united states from the jcpoa and the application of maximum pressure against iran that caused the jcpoa to stop. we appreciate iran's flexibility and ask the united states and europe to cooperate in negotiations with iran. the west opposed iran's nuclear program and anti-iranian statements. the mission of the international atomic energy agency is to dry up the milk, and it supports the resolution of the remaining issues through dialogue and cooperation between the agency and iran . year he has visited china in the past, a trip that some media co

so john kirby will join us from the national security council. lots of questions on covid, china and ukraine in just a few moments. winter weather await reaction from the white house as the department of energy joins the fbi in its thinking that covid-19 may actually have leaked from the lab in china, the wuhan lab. virology lab. it's the latest in several collapses of the covid policy that locked down, masked up and mandated the united states for over two years. this is a big deal. one of the biggest revelations that the naysayers now have is a 180 or natural immunity. a new study finds that one bout of covid is better than two covid vaccine shots in protection. that is published in lancet. remember, early on they were singing a very different tune. they said absolutely didn't come from the lab. we're talking about why they might have said that in just a moment. on the lack leak, proponents of which were labelled racist or maga by tech titans and many in the media. the head of the cdc now looks like the smartest guy in the room. but this thinkin

us airspace in alaska. national security council spokesperson john kirby said president biden ordered the military to take down said object because it was flying 40,000 feet, pilots are going to know how important that is, 40,000 feet, because it poses a reasonable threat to commercial flights. the unknown object shot down into us waters is allegedly the size of a small car, no details confirmed. the defense stocks, general dynamics climbing 2.6%. northrop grumman up 2%. l3 shares, we've got those about 21/2%. remember when we basically said we were having the bootlegged version of a fed meeting, this is where jay powell was pushed and prodded by david rubenstein on where interest rates might go from here. and forget 5% peak rate. and they are placing big-money bets on a 6% peak rate. david rubenstein joins us in studio on what he read from powell's body language, where the fit is ready to reach, let's get to the markets. the nasdaq is down 86 points, the s&p poked his head up to join the dow in the green, both have been swinging like pendulums. the dow is up one hundred 47. it has crossed the unchanged line 4

international prohibitions on the use chemical weapons considers the state secretary of the security council of belarus alexander valfovich noted that the updated concept of nationaly has one more provision - biological security. a special military operation that opened the eyes of not only us, probably the entire world community, about the presence of a huge number of biological laboratories under the auspices of the united states of america, more than 30 laboratories were opened in 12 cities on the territory of ukraine where various experiments were conducted experiments on animals over e plants. yes, and over people , including, therefore, after weighing this situation , we considered that it is necessary to separate this area into a separate sphere of national security, where to decompose the sources of threat, respectively , and develop some kind of countermeasures . the peculiarity of the updated concept of national security and how the law on the people's militia will be implemented in practice. see question number one tonight at 7 p.m. in the coaching province. konya appeared, a mysterious twelve-meter funnel appeared, the reasons for it occurrence until e

chair of hillary clinton's campaign, mike mc fowler, who served as the us ambassador to russia and on obama's national security council, prior to his ambassadorial position, was also on the a f d board promoting the hamilton $68.00 claim. the explosion of violent profane tweets from russian trolls as well as harsh reactions from some russian government officials in my feed today or striking a new assign that putin and his cronies are nervous. your thoughts. here's john podesta hacking the hamilton 68 narrative using it to try and de, legitimize trump presidency. the bottom line is russia did interfere in our election. there were indictments was coming. they, they did try to help donald trump get elected president. the hamilton 68 claims were all over mainstream media. so many outreach repeated the allegation about russia being responsible for right wing voices on twitter. but we now know this was not true, and there was no evidence to base it on. we have requested all the mainstream media outlets to comment on this. since twitter and other outlets have been known to label stories, misleading, or suppressed certain new

house says it has no evidence that 3 flying objects shot down by us jets were linked to china or foreign spying. national security council spokesman john kirby says they could be connected to commercial over. so jeff, the objects a separate to the chinese balloon shot down on every 4 villages. former us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has announced she's running for the republican presidential nomination. next year and she's the 2nd consented to join the race after her one time boss. my former president, donald trump, from twitter, c e o is on mosque, says the end of 2023 would be a good time to find someone else to run the company. he had announced in december that he would resign as its chief executive days before that mosque ran a twitter pole in which a majority voted that he should step down. a service has been held in parkland florida to month the 5 year anniversary of a school shooting that left 17 did. the memorial comes just a day of the 3 people were killed in the latest mass shooting at a university in michigan. you as president joe biden again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he c