he serves on the us national security council until 2020. i asked him how much of a difference it makes it for us to place these, these nuclear weapons outside its borders? as far as the military situation is concerned, if there is so little or no difference, a russia had the capability to strike anywhere in ukraine with a nuclear weapon previously, it's still has that capability. russia had the capability to strike europe, it still has that capability. so as far as a military move, it doesn't carry any significance. it is a message, of course i was that which was my next question. so this is a message. what should we take from it? and the russian strategy for most of the last year has been very consistent when it became clear that russia was not going to win this for easily on the battlefield. they switched to a strategy of trying to persuade ukraine and the countries that support ukraine, that it would be too high a cost to continue the war that they should approach russia for some kind of peace deal that would be on terms favorable to rus

new military aid package for ukraine , the strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, john kirby, said today, according to a report, the american content of the new package may exceed two of half a billion dollars and it may include ammunition, high-precision anti-tank missiles, bridge equipment and other important weapons for the armed forces of ukraine, we will monitor by the official announcements of the white house, meanwhile, in several european countries, elections were held all weekend, in particular, the parliament was elected in finland , according to the results of the current premiership of san nemarin, the social democratic party took third place, the national coalition party, led by the politician peter orlov, won the second place on the right populists are true finns, this means that sanamarin will leave the post of prime minister, handing over the management to you to his successor , further coalition negotiations will await finland parliamentary elections were held in the country bulgaria about their results and how these elections can affect the suppo

of the chaotic us withdrawal from afghanistan in 2021 has been published by the white us national security council spokesperson, john kirby appeared before the media praising the current administration's actions while placing the blame on previous leadership before the issues witness in the wake of the departure, hundreds of people were killed, including a number of us servicemen. american trips also left behind more than $7000000000.00 worth of military gear. mr. kirby though remains pride of the poli, i remember going through all that ah, that's pretty remarkable. that airport was basically for all intents and purposes, american property a, i'm sorry, i just don't buy the whole argument chaos with all this. talk a chaos. i just didn't see a, there was a lot that went right so yeah, there's a lot to be proud of. peter the u. s. invasion of a rack, which left a trail of destruction. meanwhile, including up to a 1000000 civilians killed and countless more displaced has passed its 20 anniversary. we're continuing our special coverage of the military action that through the oil rich country into chao

the us national security council spokesmanjohn kirby said action will be taken if needed. we are taking

period, the second side of washington's predictable reaction, the representative of the us national security councillled the decision of custody plus undesirable. well, the us secretary of the treasury has a reduction in production oil caused genuine regret, the reason for such sincere feelings is clear on janet helen, from old memory, partially assign responsibility for combating inflation, the head of the treasury previously held a similar high post in the federal reserve, against this background, the decision of the department of energy, usa, is a bit surprising. the oil reserve is still a priority. now it is half full or half empty it all depends on the optimism of the point of view in storage of only 370 million barrels of 714 possible in the performance of the reserve will only push oil prices up even more rustam the american anti-trusteeship law , if passed, will provoke a shortage of oil supplies, said the secretary general of the organization of arab oil exporters according to him. this will result in a significant inability to meet future demand in a global market that is already suffering

us if it started anytime soon. well, former national security council director, mat demik and defense one editor, kevin baron, sobering conversation. thanks so much for joining us today. thanks. so what's the bottom line? what needs to happen to get russia and ukraine to the negotiating table? the answer depends on how much tolerance there is for this war inside the united states, inside europe, inside russia, and also yes, inside ukraine. the longer the conflict goes, the harder it is for allies to manage the politics and the economics of supporting ukraine. and that assumes that the war is done through proxies and not a direct conflict with either american or nato allies lives on the line. the future of the ukraine conflict will probably not end nicely or neatly, even if the negotiations start, they could be disrupted by barbaric acts on the battlefield, or the threat of nukes, again. and then even after the war comes to some sort of end, the russian people and the ukrainian people have suffered hugely from their losses . and they're gonna struggle to move forward and rebuilt. there is just no fairy tale ending here

the representative of the us national security council, john capi, told a few things about it. we can expect to look at is the process of security checks and whether it's appropriate how people are granted access another thing we can hypothetically look at is the distribution of certain types of classified material is it too broad or should it be narrowed down when going through a security check that the fact that you have received access to secret information does not mean that you can see everything that is completely secret, this is about permissions and the need to know , the prime minister of ukraine announced the development of ten key reforms within the framework of the new economic model of ukraine, he said this after his visit to washington and the annual meetings of the world bank and the imf reform - this is one of the main issues of the new program of the international monetary fund for ukraine, and oksana batrutenko, our journalist, who is now joining our broadcast, will help us figure it out oksano, i congratulate you. thank you for joining the imf . oksana, what do they

of military operations, the coordinator stated this of strategic communication of the us national security councilview with the voice of america, according to him, the united states is increasing security assistance to ukraine so that the defense forces have all the opportunities for their own counteroffensive, and we have been talking for quite a long time about the prospects of the zaporizhia direction both for our defense forces and for the development of some offensive actions on the part of the occupiers. taking into account the intensification of the contact line in general and the shelling that you are talking about now. do you think that the occupiers can really resort to some offensive actions ? operations in your direction in the near future well, they do not hide their plans to enter the administrative borders of the zaporizhzhia region in relation to their offensive actions, but we were talking there, one of the guys said the wrong phrase, i liked it, he said where he will hit there and get it, so i am ready to meet to give them uh-uh axles. even if , well, the main thing is that ammun

directions of the front this was stated by the strategic communication coordinator of the us national security councilirby, in an interview with the voice of america, we know that in the spring, when the weather improves, and it is already starting to improve, we can expect that the russians will want to go on the offensive in some areas, and we do not know exactly where and how they will do it will do but we want to ensure that the ukrainians are able to defend themselves better against this, if they decide on their own offensive operations, they would have the opportunity to conduct them . expectations of a ukrainian counteroffensive this is why they say that the cost of manpower for the russian federation in april decreased by almost three times compared to previous months and oleksandr musienko, the head of the center for military and legal studies, joins our broadcast p oleksandr my greetings good evening i greet you good evening the possibilities of the counter -offensive of the armed forces, now for some reason kervi talked about a possible counteroffensive of the russian army, or what is the c

of military operations about this stated the strategic communication coordinator of the us national security council an interview with the voice of america. of course, he is talking about the fact that the united states is increasing security assistance to ukraine so that the defense force has all the opportunities for its own counterattack. then the matter is actually ungrateful and it should not be done, we can talk about where the russians can move from, i am right , indeed, john kirpia's statement is quite interesting , it says that the united states is carrying out and further active analysis of the russian forces using intelligence capabilities, john kilby's statement is such that it resonates with er in the interview of kirill butanov, who says that the enemy is actually exhausted and goes on the defensive, and we now have two views for the further development of events but what do we need to know when we talk about the enemy ? weapons in manpower, but in fact all these forces and means are forged along the entire front line. if we talk about what you can do if you are there , if you can make

period the second side of washington's predictable reaction, the representative of the us national security council, called the decision opek plus undesirable. well, for the us secretary of the treasury, the reduction in oil production caused genuine regret, the reason for such sincere feelings is clear on janet helen, for old times' sake, partially assign the responsibility for combating inflation. previously , the head of the treasury held a similar high post in the federal reserve. against this background , the decision of the us department of energy is a little surprising . sticking to the course announced a couple of weeks ago in the implementation of the strategic oil reserve is still a priority. now it's half full or half full empty it all depends on the optimism of the point of view in the storage of only 370 million barrels out of 714 opportunities in the performance of the reserve will only push oil quotes up even more rustam completion of the issue i remind you the exchange rates for today dollar 77 rubles. 95 kop. euro 84 61 on this i still have more sports news to be presented by ilya

earlier, i spoke to the us national security council spokesman john kirby about the us position in ukraineannouncement we saw from the defence department saying the aprons takes the us promised to deliver to ukraine will get to the battlefield this form, earlier than expected. do you think however these tanks getting their earlier will still be enough. == getting their earlier will still be enou:h. a . ., , still be enough. -- abrahams tanks. still be enough. -- abrahams tanrs- we — still be enough. -- abrahams tanks. we also _ still be enough. -- abrahams tanks. we also providing - tanks. we also providing hundreds of other vehicles and combined arms trading for you created battalions outside the country to get ready for the fighting. in the weeks and months ahead. it is notjust the abrahams tanks, there are also taking possession, the ukrainians, of leopard tanks produced by germany and other nations are providing that leopard tanks and many, many different types of armoured vehicles notjust different types of armoured vehicles not just from different types of armoured vehicles notjust f

i can listen to the comment of the representative of the us national security council, john kirpy. he does not think that we know whether this will lead to any significant peace movement. plan or proposal we have been talking for a long time that we want this war to end it can end immediately if putin withdraws his troops but it looks like that will not happen in the near future so as we said nothing about ukraine without ukraine, but if peace is achieved through negotiations, it should be when president zelensky is ready for it and when he can do it from a position of strength, and in the foreground should be his point of view and the vision of the ukrainian people regarding the conditions and circumstances under which they are ready to negotiate , but in washington today they are receiving the state visit of the president of south korea , yun seog-yul, on the eve of this trip, he signaled a possible revision of the position regarding the supply of military aid to ukraine currently, south korea provides economic and humanitarian support to kyiv, but receives from the supply of wea

, the second side of the predictable reaction of washington, the representative of the us national security council, john kirby, called the decision of custody plus undesirable. well, for the us secretary of the treasury, the reduction in oil production caused genuine regret, the reason for such sincere feelings is clear on janet kelen , for old times' sake, partially assign responsibility for combating inflation. previously , the head of the treasury held a similar the high post of the fed, against this background , the decision of the us department of energy is a little surprising . sticking to the course announced a couple of weeks ago in the performance of the strategic oil reserve is still a priority. now it is half full or half full. it all depends on the optimism of the point of view in the storage of only 370 million barrels out of 714 opportunities in the reserve will only push oil prices up even more rustam more than half of the settlements between russia and china are carried out in national currencies this was told by foreign minister sergei lavrov in an interview with arguments and fac

earlier, i spoke to the us national security council spokesmanjohn kirby about the us position in ukraineying that the abrams tanks that the us has promised to deliver to ukraine, that they will get to the battlefield this fall — that is earlier than expected. do you think, however, that these tanks getting there earlier by the fall will still be enough? we are also providing hundreds of other vehicles and combined arms trading for battalions outside the country to get ready for the fighting. in the weeks and months ahead. it is notjust the abrams tanks, they are also taking possession, the ukrainians, of leopard tanks that are produced by germany, and other nations are providing their leopard tanks and many, many different types of armoured vehicles, notjust from the us, but from around the world. so it is a concerted effort to get into ukrainian hands the full scope of capabilities we think they will need in the weeks and months ahead. armoured capability, tanks and armoured vehicles, is just one of them. ammunition, and defence also key needs. the secretary of defence lloyd austin was

the us national security council spokesmanjohn kirby said action will be taken if needed. we are takingf documents to be in the public domain. they don't deserve to be. in the public domain. they deserve to be protected. so we are going to get to the bottom of this. and then if there is actions that need to be taken as we learn more about the extent of what happened here, we will obviously take those. the italian coastguard has been carrying out two major rescue operations of boats carrying migrants in waters southeast of sicily. about 800 people are said to have been travelling on one of the fishing boats, and 400 on another. on sunday, that second boat had been reported as being adrift and taking on water by a migrant charity, who raised an urgent alert with the authorities of italy, greece and malta. separately, italy's coastguard says it's rescued other people since friday. one of the charities monitoring the mediterranean is sea—watch, who released this footage of a pilot's urgent description of a migrant boat in distress at sea. let us take a listen. a boat is leaking, water is en

but earlier, my colleague therein of again spoke to john kirby from the us national security council. he urged the warring sides to end hostilities and find a diplomatic solution. we don't believe that a military solution is achievable here in this particular case. and that's why we're staying in near daily contact with both military leaders, general hahn and general committee to continue to urge them to abide by the sea fires that they themselves say they want to see and to find a path forward here for transition to civilian authority. but look, you know, we've got to take this in steps the step right now that's right in front of us is getting the violence down, getting the shooting to stop so that people don't have to live in fear so that foreign nationals who want to leave can leave and humanitarian assistance can get to the people of cartoon in particular, but across the country. that's gotta be the 1st thing in front of us. secondly, we're going to stay in touch with both factions to try to find a way to urge both of them to get back to the table to discuss one with one another,

the us national security council spokesmanjohn kirby said action will be taken if needed. got word that there were some documents out there. and he has been stayed briefed, and in contact with national security officials throughout the weekend. so he has been briefed. we're taking this very, very seriously. there is no excuse for these kinds of documents to be in the public domain. they don't deserve to be in the public domain. they deserve to be protected. so we're going to get to the bottom of this. and then, if there's actions that need to be taken, as we learn more about the extent of what happened here, we'll obviously take those. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines in the uk.... a british—israeli woman has died of her injuries three days after an attack in the occupied west bank in which her two daughters were killed. lucy dee never regained consciousness after the shooting on friday, when a gunman fired at their car. her widow is rabbi leo dee. i am the husband of lucy day and the father of five beautiful kids. that is until friday morning at 1

he's also a former director for african affairs at the us national security council. sudan?— what we're seeing right now on the ground in sudan? of course it's very concerning because _ ground in sudan? of course it's very concerning because not _ ground in sudan? of course it's very concerning because not only - ground in sudan? of course it's very concerning because not only are - ground in sudan? of course it's very concerning because not only are the j concerning because not only are the two main military factions fighting, they are fighting it out in highly urban areas, across the capital, khartoum, and in many other places across sudan. the death toll to civilians and damage to civilian infrastructure is already beginning to mount, and it could become even higher as this drags on. we to mount, and it could become even higher as this drags on.— higher as this drags on. we are heafina higher as this drags on. we are hearing that — higher as this drags on. we are hearing that several _ higher as this drags on. we are hearing that several african - higher as this dra

centre of strategic studies africa programme, a former director for african affairs at the us national security councilme how concerning what we are seeing on the ground is. —— cameron hudson. it are seeing on the ground is. -- cameron hudson.— cameron hudson. it is very concerning. _ cameron hudson. it is very concerning. not _ cameron hudson. it is very concerning. not only - cameron hudson. it is very concerning. not only are i cameron hudson. it is very l concerning. not only are the two main military vaccines fighting, they are fighting it out in highly urban areas, now fighting across khartoum, the capital, and several major cities across sudan. so it's very concerning because the death toll to civilians and damage to civilian infrastructure is already beginning to mount and it could become even higher as this drags on. become even higher as this drags on-— become even higher as this draus on. ~ . ., ., drags on. we are hearing that several african _ drags on. we are hearing that several african leaders - drags on. we are hearing that several african leaders say i several african leaders say they

victoria coates served in the trump administration on the us national security council. as admiral kirby well knows, there is one way you can bind there is one way you can bind the hands of your successes once you are out of the white house and that is to pass whatever your agreement is through the senate as a treaty or through both houses of congress as a law. we didn't do that because the agreement with the teller band was conditional. they had to meet certain conditions before any withdrawal was going to take place. 50 withdrawal was going to take . lace. ,, ., , �* withdrawal was going to take lace. , �* ,., ., place. so they weren't bound to this timetable. _ place. so they weren't bound to this timetable. no, _ place. so they weren't bound to this timetable. no, not - place. so they weren't bound to this timetable. no, not in - place. so they weren't bound to this timetable. no, not in any l this timetable. no, not in any wa . this timetable. no, not in any way- that _ this timetable. no, not in any way- that is _ this timetable. no, not in any way. that is why _ t

on the withdrawal of the us from afghanistan to the congress, the spokesperson of the us national security council called this withdrawal chaotic, awful and a he retreated to describe and in response to a reporter who asked who should be blamed for this issue, which cannot be said, he continued to try to blame the 110 fire in the united states, including donald trump , and also pointed to the calculation error of the american intelligence and said. the escape of the president of afghanistan and we did not predict the speed of the taliban's rise to power, the 12-page report of the white house, referring to the 20-year campaign of the united states in afghanistan , has always cost the us government two trillion dollars. afghanistan sent, this war has cost the us 300 million dollars per day for two decades, and 18 disabled people from the war committed suicide in the us every day. laser storms killed five people in the us. these storms have winds with a speed of 209 kilometers per hour, breaking the glass of a house. ha and cars have completely broken down, many houses in kentucky have been completel

they have moved some of their troops to a base in nearby djibouti and the us national security councilely. that's our programme at this hour. thank you for watching. don't forget you for watching. don't forget you can download our app and get all the latest headlines and news. 0ur weather story for friday is a tale of two halves, the best of the weather once again through scotland and northern ireland, closest to this area of high pressure. these weather fronts will introduce some cloud and rain at times, be a bit of a nuisance, and that nagging easterly wind still making it feel rather raw on exposed east coasts. so first thing in the morning, the rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but north of that, not a bad start. it will be a chilly start. a touch of frost not out of the question across the grampian, but at least in scotland and northern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly bre

earlier, us national security council spokesmanjohn kirby said president biden is following the situationery closely. he authorised the military to move forward with pre— positioning forces and to develop options in case, and i want to stress right now, in case there is a need for an evacuation. meanwhile, many people are desperately trying to leave, fearful about dwindling food supplies and the collapse of medical services. earlier, the un secretary general once again called for an end to fighting. as an immediate priority, eye appealfor a ceasefire to as an immediate priority, eye appeal for a ceasefire to take place for at least three days marking the eid al—fitr celebrations to allow civilians trapped in conflict zones to escape and seek medical treatment, food, and other essential supplies. dalia abdelmoniem is a resident of khartoum and ventured outside for the first time in almost a week ahead of the upcoming eid holiday. no—one is celebrating. what these men have done to us, i don't think, there are no words to describe if, you know, the ramifications of what they have done. i don

the supporter of strategic relations in the us national security council said that we do not approve independence of taiwan and do not demand a lateral change in the situation. an asteroid the size of an airplane passed the earth at the closest distance. this asteroid is the size of a 747 plane . it recorded the closest distance to the earth. g 2023 is one of the hundreds of apophis asteroids that are in the form of wandering rocks in space and moving towards the earth. it will turn into a fireball that will break into several pieces after entering the earth's atmosphere and will hit the earth like a meteorite . scientists have not reported any incident caused by the impact of these asteroids. ali, peace be upon him , the shrine of hazrat zainab, peace be upon him, was the host last night there were iranians from different countries who came to this holy shrine to celebrate the second night of qadr. the ceremony of reviving the second night of the night of sugar was held in the sacred shrine of hazrat zainab kobari , peace be upon her. in this spiritual ceremony, they raised the qur'

we can bring in john kirby who's the coordinator for strategic communications with the us national security council . he's joining us from the white house, john kirby. welcome to 0. thanks for your time. so the u. s. and the 72, our seas fire it had been agreed on monday. how do you assess the state of cease fire right now? so far, we know the violence is down as a result of this says he's fire being agreed you by both sides. there's still some, some braddock fighting in and around cartoon, but in large part, in large matter measure the cease fire seems to be work and certainly the violence is now down. what we want is for the violence to stop altogether. of course, so that no more students lives are put at risk and humanitarian assistance can get to the people who need it. right. so the reports that we're getting from the ground is that there seems to be a sporadic fighting in areas in khartoum as well as mine. so. so that's see as far as it could be faltering. but when you look at the situation on the ground overall, as you're saying, the violence continues to weeks on. so the reality is that bot

however, when the plane flew by the representative of the us national security council, kirby said thats the quote from the russian media is propaganda organs. by the same principle, the states declare any opinions that contradict the positions of washington to be non-democratic. and it would be nice if journalists are obviously real victims of such a policy. as lavrov said today, entire countries are becoming unprepared to be junior partners and vassals of georgy sashvili dmitry malyshev first us channel knowledge the first is called that educational marathon, which started today in the moscow arena. watch the speech mentors can and online talked about russia's technological leadership of financial independence, the development of new regions and a unique challenge film shot in space. now it’s like a time for challenges and you need to act even more, as you know, the principle of the red queen, in order to stay in place , you need to run forward with all your might, and in order to get somewhere you have to run reap twice as fast to run for knowledge and new ideas, it’s time to act the

earlier i spoke to john kirby, he's the coordinator for strategic communications at the us national security council. and he urged the worrying sides to end hostilities on find diplomatic solution. we don't believe that a military solution is achievable here in this particular case, and that's why we're staying in near daily contact with both military leaders. general br hahn in general. how many continue to urge them to abide by the sea fires that they themselves say they want to see and to find a path forward here for a transition to civilian authority. but look, you know, we've got to take this in steps. the step right now that we're right in front of us is getting the violence down, getting the shooting to stop so that people don't have to live in fear so that foreign nationals who want to leave can leave and humanitarian assistance can get to the people of cartoon in particular, but across the country that's got to be the 1st thing in front of us. secondly, we're going to stay in touch with both factions to try to find a way to urge both of them to get back to the table to discuss one with one

became known about the presence of american military units in ukraine coordinates of the us national security counciljohn kirby came up with a very original version, with which he hopes to justify the presence of nato troops in ukraine, leaked pentagon documents say that in the territory is there any change in the deployment of us forces there? there have been no changes in the president's instruction that us troops will not be in ukraine and take part in this war. i won't go into specific numbers or anything like that, but to answer your questions, i'll say that there is a small number of us troops in the embassy along with a defense artache team. they help us work on accountability of materials, which are imported and exported from the territory of ukraine they are simply attached. to the embassy , ​​in general, it’s better not to find a single excuse than to find such a bad and unconvincing, in addition to american soldiers on the territory of ukraine, there are also british officers - these are not mercenaries such misguided soldiers of fortune seekers. good luck, we are talking about career offi

a few minutes ago, the us national security council spokesperson, john kirby, told the white house pressh this trip means to president biden. president biden will head to ulster university to deliver remarks marking the tremendous progress since the signing of the belfast good friday agreement 25 years ago. and he'll underscore the readiness of the united states to preserve those gains and support northern ireland's vast economic potential to the benefit of all communities. and today, i think you all know, is actually the is the 25th anniversary since the belfast good friday agreement was signed, ending decades of violence and bringing peace and stability to northern ireland. president biden cares deeply about northern ireland and has a long history of supporting peace and prosperity there. let's speak to our ireland correspondent chris page. good to see you. the agreement was a huge milestone and achievement, but it is fair to say that the path since then has been anything but smooth? i since then has been anything but smooth? ~ ., , since then has been anything but smooth? ~ . , , smoo

retelling russian and chinese propaganda like a parrot on the demarche of the speaker of the us national security councilinternational community , calls for peace are becoming louder the united states needs to live up to these growing expectations. america must play a constructive role. in global crisis management. instead of continuing to add fuel to the fire and the very next day in washington, unexpectedly . that is, as if these parrot comparisons did not exist, we are confident in the strength of us-brazilian relations. even if we in some ways disagree with what the president says, lula why is the white house in the united states itself now under fire for china's failed foreign policy is mediating the end of the middle east conflicts saudi arabia is reducing oil production, preferring america to our opponents china and russia even a japanese makes energy deals with russia india is our promising ally under trump. now it literally floats into the hands of russia in latin america. hooray in russia today is a landmark for all who did not dare to go against the western masters of all whom the west has tri

us aggression against ukraine. we see that the security council immediately becomes paralyzed because it's a permanent member of the security council that is the aggressor nation. it's steven, there are those who question whether even russia holds a legitimate seats should hold us legitimacy on the un security council, given that when it was established, it was a soviet union and not russia ever had that seat. well, it, i mean, russia is recognized as the legal inheritor of the soviet union's seat. so i don't think that's really in, in question. and frankly and also it is we're saying, i mean the united states recognize as russia has a great power that's not the issue. and the united states recognizes russia's position on the security council. the question is rather a different one, which is the paralysis rasmus just described of the un security council which has veto power over everything including anything to do with it. i mean, normally in the judicial system, a party that's involved would require itself from a decision, but instead, any needs, any member of the sturdy council can block anything that it, that it actually likes. and frankly, if russia didn't

dismantled for f-16 parts during ramstein, kiev never received the coordinator of the us national security councils for a successful counteroffensive. we know that in the spring when the weather improves. she is already starting to improve. we can expect the russians to want to go on the offensive in some areas, and we don't know exactly where, how or how they do it. they will, but we want to be sure that the ukrainians can better defend themselves against it. and if they decide to conduct their own offensive operations. we are confident that they have the potential. yes, their holding brings a disappointing result for zelensky, they are not ready to launch a counteroffensive, but there is no choice, otherwise they will lose the support of the collective west , they are not ready to help ukraine, and the republicans of a group of 20 senators have prepared a new letter to baidun urging them to stop military assistance to official kiev. do you think the administration will biden is still enjoy the support of the american people? to continue to help ukraine is important not only for the ukrainian peo

donald trump's national security council john bolton wrote a landmark article with a very high-profile title the us'sves that laid the foundation for the actual strategy of the united states during the cold war. and now, listen to some strategy offered by john bolton in order to defeat russia and china listen first, washington and its allies should immediately increase their defense budgets as a percentage of gdp to reagan-era levels and maintain that level for the foreseeable future. second, it is necessary to further improve and expand existing us collective defense alliances and create new ones to counter new threats. we must follow the proposal of josé maria aznar. make the north atlantic treaty organization global by inviting. in her japan australia israel and other countries that have reached nato's target level of defense spending. we must consider our middle eastern friends' concerns about us resolve and resolve both moscow and beijing's regional influence in line with washington's longstanding policy of urgency washington, with its european and asian allies, should provide much more military

around the world becoming a national security issue. joining us today from the white house is joshua seltzer . the deputy homeland security advisor at the national security council. joshua, it's great to be with you. let me just start with the the big news paul recess of beginner. is soon going to be back in the united states. joe biden's white house made this a priority. tell us how it unfolded. why was paul recessive again, a high priority item on president biden's to do list. steve, thanks so much for the chance to join you for this conversation. and i think the story actually begins before president biden's inauguration begins during the transition. when jake sullivan, among others, the incoming national security adviser directed a number of us to hit the ground running on day one when it comes to bringing home americans held abroad. and during that transition, he asked a few of us who had worked on these types of issues in the past in government to make sure we were up to speed on current cases. and there were cases like all recessive beginners that began before day one that we in a sense, inherited as an administration some of that involve researching wher

tonight , us national security council spokesman john kirby said that the brazilian president was quotinge brazilian president sergey sergeevich is very difficult. i look to the united states to adapt to a multi-polar world and to the fact that countries like brazil have their own opinion on world politics. ivanovich, you are right when you say that the golden age is over. we have spoken to you and reference points can be put in 2008 beyond the fourteenth year. that's when it started to crumble. so-called western superiority. they don't shine. they don't grad on hill for a long time not competently. the hill is that now we offer some new paradigm we say you are collectivists. you say, love, what is collective in organize unions? no, we play by different rules. the fact is that when you collect, excuse me, a huge collective farm called europe and you do everything to ensure that even out of fear all these european countries scream in a voice that is not their own, you do not have the right to declare your personal position. i think that kerby behaves extremely incorrectly. he is an admiral

us states. arkansas declares and emergency, and colds in the national guard after multiple tornado strikes, leave a trail of devastation also on the program. fury as russia takes over the presidency of the united nations security council, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says it's absurd and shows the institution is bankrupt and therefore born use a gold keeping. howard helps. and byron munich beat title rivals for us here. dormant to go back to the top of the bonus vega with 8 games left this season. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. we begin in the united states where at least 21 people have been killed and many more injured. a storms battered the south and made west authorities in arkansas, have declared an emergency after multiple tornadoes tore through the state. arkansas. our residence woke up to see the full scale of the storms, destruction i, government workers, and regular citizens pitched in to make a start cleaning up right now for me, is this the cleanup. what i can get this cleared and then try to see who else i can help. a tall order after the massive storm peeled off, roofs tossed vehicles and ripped trees out of the ground. but more help is on the way. i've had the opportunity for the