well, obviously, the west excluded russia, the west cut us off from itself, it threw us back startedufficiently submissive part, and even more so the right to be an independent civilization, a sovereign, sovereign culture. west actually. broke off all relations with us and is waging war with us, so it is not surprising that there is no official west on the forum, but there is another west, and the rest of the non-western world, this other west, perhaps, is very important, we should not neglect it, this is a powerful movement dissidents, supporters of traditional values ​​in the west itself, which is rediscovering russia, i believe that the west, by tearing us away from itself, has done us a huge service; we would hardly have decided to do this of our own free will and independently, but now thanks to this severance of communication with the west, russia finds itself, turns to its identity, turns to its traditional values, focuses on its resources, becomes truly sovereign, suddenly , lo and behold, it is not alone, it is not it turns out to be empty, empty. in the desert, she finds he

west point is a wonderful. un he founded a much better university called the5i second best university founded .rs not a competition, but it is. and here we interesting between the two instit jefferson wants them to be scientific in their character jefferson i in imparting religious education. right many of our early universitysters places harvard and yale divinity s science, wants knowledge. he wants humanistic pursuits. and so a young man who goes to west point becomes one of the best trained engineers in the country at this course. they do science, they do languages they do literature. they do watercolor, they do horsemanship. what haven't i mentioned? theyil their fifth year right? it's four years of well-rounded scientific education and, then a fifth year where you actua to be a soldier just in case it might come. but in reality trained as engineers. and so if you wanted to an engineer, you wanted to go west point and then at west point, if you really distinguish yourself, you would not be put in infantry o

we palestinians live in the west bank. .ere's so much violence in their lives. i there is a cultural problem in the idea of, i feel like, i most soldiers operate - as if they had like a specific ideology of wanting to hurt - palestinians, or wanting to get back at them, to assume that people can interact. with the army the way i palestinians do on a daily basis, and still go about their lives as if nothing happened. | to feel that people living this reality will not take _ up arms is, at best, - naive, and dehumanising. things are getting worse. the next generation, like abboud, have already known too much conflict and death in their lives. they're coming of age with very little hope and a burning desire for change. what did you wish for when you blew out those candles? israel does face threats in the west bank, but the actions of its own military that we've seen may well be in breach of international law. across the territory, violence is surging, land is being seized and children are dying. the situation is approaching a t

the west stop. it can see during either through a part of itself and the ideology of the more than when i pull it out for the bird isn't it presupposes that west and c position is to be older, otherwise f to a be after co be uh and uh this is a cubic by more delicate means that means the 19th century, i mean, there's no need to alter by. oh dear. so you know, if you can just, you know, of just saying, but it wasn't by the front. but everyone understood that the fringe that we're going to write it will go right to the arabs, even though yes they are there, but it's a suppressed. so in the same way, uh little by little less. uh, the same way as from a bundle of d is the west learned to pursue the same colonial. what did she buy nice to meet? you know, uh, operate, just broke. she is the author into the store. they leads 16 uh the resources out to offshore accounts. and these are uh for several reasons. uh, there's no time to prove it. it's, you know, these are federal now be shapes like a 90 and the s

it likes to say there are an extension of the west and the west as israel's, and it's, it is rarely say they are and extension as well. i mean, but, you know, given particularly the history of the united states with slavery and jim crow, how can be cited states, say that they share our values when it's in apartheid, racist supremacist state and, and the whole world sees the hypocrisy about to, oh, well, uh, okay, uh, let's view it died, there was a pretty, you know, there i go with the west is going to tell you i'm sure about that. i can give a lot of proof, you know, such as destruction of history such as uh, finding a group that is supposedly, uh, was so bad there pressed them to boston, every lancaster bowl to the government, which supposedly, i suppose the represents the group. so it's a 30 there and i told you, or if it depends a wall, this vibrations and shut them to the west. and that, and i go to now as well, despite it, it has to push are very simple. never, it should be a narrative. the big step step. so the narrative of both, these really was very simple. refugees, you know,

they, they sometimes, uh, by the west network. what the less than that or the football either it was just getting to address. let me quote the wall street journal. you know, just of a few days ago that it was probably easier i when the surrender of the west, the also is shelby steve here is uh what the, what the rates just very quickly today. williams at west 30 loved some to use all made it to white list. we seem embarrassed with friendship they doing forestalling, bought us less. we seem really just the same way like we are trish with them to help these ro last. we seem groups and then they say, but it's telling us i'm not depressed uh with the problems, but it's the issues that they have an internalized sample. your and the greek discover when the order to dissipate that period. so this is a very nice way to explain, you know, uh people see how thousands of children we mail are being killed every day, and then somebody needs to bolster drum says, oh no, no, that's not important. or these people are suffering because they have s

so 50 were there in west portal. out of that, five were at the intersection of the west portal and the. it is not a high traffic place, is not a high injury place. we've been we have the bus stop at horse shoes for the last 100 years. from the day one, the station was started, the bus was stopped there. if the busses were stopping there, nobody had to cross over the street. nobody has to walk from the eurovea from one side to other side of the station. if the bus stop was inside, this family won't be standing outside the on the street. yes, please. no disruptions. thank you. so there are so many things. if you want, i can send it to you. i will approach the supervisor and i got a response from her. and if you want, i can give a copy that. please relocate bus stop at the west portal station. show host to safeguard the muni passengers. she has responded. i agree and thank you for your email. if you want i can leave the copies for you if you like. sure. okay any further comments? beg your pardon? that's all. any further

west increases rates, the west strengthens sanctions against russia, the west allows ukraine to strikeh american and other western weapons on the territory of the russian federation, the west supplies v-16, the west is thinking of increasing the supply of air defense systems, and what can another west afford? he cannot recognize the fact that the regions of ukraine are occupied by the russian federation and are the territory of russia, how can he do that? even if someone had a great desire, it is impossible because it undermines international law, you can see that even those countries that are in better relations with the russian federation, let's say, the country of the global rooster, they do not say, let us sell, let ukraine recognize its occupied regions, a part. well, even china does not say that, it does not say, it says that we want the cessation of hostilities and further negotiations, but here is this idea, even no, china will never say that, because for china the very idea that it recognizes the annexation of foreign territory is dangerous in terms of its own territorial disp

so there you have west point.ould make thomas jefferson smile as he really ■edistrusted the military. yeah. was ther question? excellent. please shut them up. jefferson. at the same time, he creates west peace. so this is their compromise. protection to make sure that the army does not become a threat to the federal government and in that act, that establishes west point jefferson also directs a corps of engineers be established as of the united states army to train loyal expert to employ engineers froms. and this is the the patch of the army so if you see soldier with this patch, his uniform, he is an always be critical to a kind of america' war, in time of peace, army enneers'm going to talk about exploring today, but they rivers, help to survey and platte. they infrastructure of the early republic possible cae ey engines the country. and so the lot the development t we see even on the east coast, which is not the subject right out of our class, but also on the frontier. d so if you ever drive across a bridge or

the conditions in the west bank are dire and of course for polish things in the west bank. there is that recognition and expectation that as soon as israel finishes with besides the, it's going to begin intensifying attacks and the wellness bank and seller attacks against palestinians are increasing and is really ministers are arming. is really settlers who are legal in the west bank with new assault life rifles as they have been since october 7th. and then adding to that, i think, in light of the travesty and how profoundly violent the, the attack of israel on that as it is that we're not able to fully process and understand the level and extent of attack that is happening in the west bank. israel is using aerial bombing through drones on palestinian civilian homes. it is locking up refugees in their own refugee camps, including elderly and children for days at a time. now imagine being locked in your kitchen for 3 days, you're 80. you have 0 access to your meds. you have 0 access to a phone, and that's become the norm here. you're talking about the increasing settler atta

the west has thus far, refused it. but with significant bureau skeptic collect 10 victories in the parliaments and russian victories on the battlefield. the clock is ticking on ukraine's ability to fight, and the west political will to continue to fan the flames of this conflict. none the less russia still has hope. the clear heads will prevail in the west place in touch and just really, really the president is very patient. whoever has the or is let them here, whoever has brains will understand. i'm not sure that everything is in order with these organs of the human body. there so it's, but hope springs eternal sort of then using the several rub up. so that has to be re elected as president of south africa with a majority vote in part of the now that's off the, his policy, the after max of course agreed to form a coalition government with the main opposition group, the democratic alliance. it is with pleasure that i accept it will once again be a privilege and a pleasure to serve this great nation and the position of

leads in the west. you can see very clearly that this is not the case. i was trying to russia and india and brazil, by the way. they old have genuine usually impress, stuck just some to programs at which are very transparent. they do not involve a i n f structure adjustment programs or raising of texas or how to be the for in us we can, we can actually name many studies done by us. we can universities and i think i would encourage you to yours us to look at the news about us because from us become perspective. because there's so much that to see and read and understand a freak and i'm not just subjects, not just victims. we are rising up, we are writing our own narrative. we're out of challenging the western dominated narrative economic, the economic and political and we would continue to do so. all right, we have to leave you here. now most i brought home the executive secretary of the african legacy foundation. thank you so much for your insight on this. thank you. okay. well, let's turn our attention

the west wants to destroy these structures. the thrust through you rage and security that are appearing come from different directions between the overall majority of cases. the source of these threats is the aggressive line of nature which wants to privatize and subjugate issues. that's all in one way or another, related to insurance debility, you know, boss region. that is why we no longer want to rely on the mechanisms crated in the context of you roadside tech security. this is natal of course, and they always see. but we want to work with those countries that are well the nationally to us. so the console. so if you raise and security out this cost and agreed upon the country so that you raise and confidence $5.00 or more on this s plus live now to russian devotee for mass, mrs. so again, we have cost joining us. so thank you so much for joining us here today. good afternoon. now, so far i saw with this new sort of strategic partnership between rossa. i'm the d p . okay. how long this affects the balance of power in the reg

the west actually does not care about this at all. i am a westerner who is against this two-state solution. look at the palestinians there. the land of the palestinians is the palestinians who are actually their country. for example, the federal government should be like belgium and in fact palestine should have the right to live freely in peace. in this in fact , everyone will see peace and tranquility in the region. in my opinion, a federal palestine. yes , jewish communities can also live in palestine. there is no problem in having their own representatives. thank you, mr. louie, we were able to have a complete conversation with each other. thank you for your presence and time. thank you. the french president said: paris will soon start training ukrainian pilots to control the guidance of mirage 2000 fighter planes. emmanuel macron announced. must have permission from the weapons provided to target military targets in use russian soil. the president of russia also warned that if ukraine targets its territory with western weapons, m

the west. that small scout was ready to sit down at the negotiating table to discuss peace negotiations in the ukraine conflict to the russian president said that this conflict can come to an end tomorrow, and russia is putting forward a reasonable um, you know, uh reasonable terms for negotiations but the west uh, once again, i mean it's kind of constantly is, is saying that it's not ready to allow ukraine to sit down with the negotiating table. but once again watermark put and has said that he's made this proposal once again and something that the uh, ford minister laugh rob said it was press conferences that were you. um you know this, this piece a piece proposal has been put forward. we're gonna have to wait from uh, wait for what the people in the west have to say about it. what washington has to say about it? what t f has to say about it and the see what reaction there they're going to have that was in response to some questions that were given by journalist set this press conference, but

once again, it was the west, even premeditated and provoked the grand crisis of greece kit is the west that is trying its best. now to extend this crisis indefinitely to weaken, and you truly embittered the people of russia and ukraine, they keep sending in more batches of arms and ammunition. certain european politicians have been recently towing with the possibility of deploying their regular troops in ukraine. at the same time, as i already know, did these puppeteer is the true rulers, as ukraine? unfortunately, these are not the people of ukraine, but the global as the leads from overseas, are now trying to shift the burden of unpopular decisions to the ukrainian executive authorities, including the decision to further lower the conscription age. as you know, the draft eligible age for new training was recently lowered due to 25. they may will lower it to 23 next time and then to 20 for go all the way down to 18. the next thing you know, he put them to, they will get rid of the officials who made these unpopular decisions under pressure from the west. just discard them as if they w

i blame the west, i believe in the west for the provoking reference to the end of this situation. the west does not care about buford. and that this sort of occurred both the soldiers and civilians. i put fully on the western, the western backed spot. this was picking up the st. petersburg, international economic form president put in, touched upon the legitimacy of the authorities and t, as he says, there is no room for interpretation when it comes to the ukrainian constitutional restrictions on the presidency, which vladimir zalesky has held onto despite his term expiring last month, or the just put them in and look on your lease, but almost yes, there are problems here, of course, because of the current authorities appear to have loss and legitimacy. aiming even a cursory analysis of ukrainian legislation shows that they have lost their legitimacy. there is the 3rd article of the constitution which says that the president is elected for 5 years only. and there is an article $8.00 to $3.00 of the constitution of ukraine, which says that under martial law, the powers of the event

in the meantime, the west ignores our interest. and at the same time, prohibiting kia from negotiating all the time, people critically calling us for some kind of negotiations. it just looks at the arctic 1st. they would 1st to give you have to come on to lift the ban on negotiating with russia. and secondly, we are ready to sit down at the negotiating table even tomorrow. there are legitimate authorities that even in accordance with the constitution. and there is someone to negotiate with the police. we already have conditions for starting such a conversation. a simple ukrainian troops must be completely withdrawn from the genetic little guns people's republics. gibson ends up, but it was the regions as soon as cube declared that it is ready for such a decision. and begins a real withdrawal of troops from these regions. and also officially notifies of the abandonment of plans to join nato. an order from our side will immediately follow to cease fire and begin negotiations. today we are making another concrete real piece proposal i

i, i blame the west, i believe in the west for the provoking record to, into this situation. the west does not care about buford. and that just sort of occurred both the soldiers and civilians. i put fully on the western uh, the western back sponsors, the presidents of zimbabwe has called for dialogue in the current ukraine conflict . emerson among douglas, i made that statement in an exclusive interview with archie on the side lines of the st. petersburg, international, economic, foreign and i'd like to shift the attention of our conversation now to obviously something that's a big topic all across the media across the entire world. that's ukraine. conflict, of course, let them are putting us consistently said he's ready to sit down at the negotiating table, come to a peace agreements, whereas the western countries in the key of government seem to be reluctant to do that. why do you think that is why? why are they unwilling to come to a peace agreements? let me assure you as and but was policy useful data, we put them on the data wave of this conflict, the name, but of the w

and the, as for the west, spend the spending on your print. it will be a long term. absolutely huge. the losses are comparable, the financial losses of the west are probably bigger than the rest of the financial losses because also the freezer. so also the western best that's inside the, for asha and, and because of the fact that many uh, western companies had to sell their business in the raw, should huge. the, definitely the costs and to pay increased taxes for that. and the, even after the war stops, uh, the west will needs to spend money does on some 1000000000. so dollar some ukraine every year for steal face dangerously accumulating joe political defeated. because if they fail, those failed to spend this money. then ukrainian staple just collapse without any particular effort from the russian side, and the they will have to deal with this problem anyway. the ukraine in leadership will probably be happy to, to have a low intensity conflict, a constant, marsha low, avoid elections and continue it getting. uh and uh, continuing getting uh, external uh, financial a

west i pull it out for the bird isn't. it presupposes that western civilization is superior. older all the wives have to be after co be uh and uh, this is a cubic by more delicate means. that means the 19 site for you. i mean there's no need to alter, bye. oh dear. so, you know, if you can just, you know, of just saying, but it wasn't part upfront, but everyone understood that the fringe that we're going to right equal rights to the arabs, even though yes, they are there, but it's a suppressed. so in the same way, uh little by little less uh, the same way as for us abundance of ideas, the west learned to pursue the same colonial border. see by nice to meet, you know, upper agents. we broke sales, the operating store, they leads 16 uh the resources out to offshore accounts. and these are low for several reasons. there's no time to prove it. it's, you know, ease or well now be face like a 90 and the same pre colonial vault. you know, and the problem is what's your situation? the problem for is realize there is the internet t

global issues, and how do you think we will build a bridge from our stratified bricks so that the west us halfway, towards cooperation, thank you, i think you know very well that it is not we who are fencing ourselves off from the west, it is not we who are building... this is already part of their genetic code now, after 500 years of domination in the world, after this long period when they showed complete disrespect for the great civilizations that existed before the west began to command the globe, i mean the ottoman civilization, the chinese civilization, the indian. arabic in the broad sense of the word, our western colleagues do not want to build any bridges, they use bricks only to, as you said, build walls, and also try to hit those on the head who do not listen to them, but i have already said, that we are not closing ourselves off from the west, but he must understand that the way he behaves is nothing... united arab emirates aresh mohamed skynew tv channel. sergey viktorovich, good afternoon. although you have already spoken on the topic of gases, i am a representative of th

in the west, the west of media use, the reports of uses terms like reclusive state home it sites. it says that came is a brutal dictator, a pricing who's paying for it. and it comes out with all sorts of salubrious titles that the citizens of the day be okay. or even forced to have came john and had cuts . now the west always goes into a collective meltdown. it seems. every time the detailed type tests, a ballistic missile, and the reports in the western press over this visit and no less hysterical. washington is watching this meeting between vladimir putin and kim joan on a match rate and haven't in between these 2 prior stage certainly is concerned from the west about this phase. it's a few of america's fiercest adversary is together on north korean soil fits his 1st visit in 24 years. the trip is raising plenty of concerns to the united states army dialogue. prussian president vladimir putin as a north korea for a meeting with its leader. and it is a meeting the us officials are watching closely for ministry, spoke to them. there is a have a headset that perhaps the west of its

how the west, of course, we know, will be watching very, very closely. the western media has gone into a title. spent about the visit in washington says, we didn't say a social security on the peninsula, but also uh over the d for the relationship between russia and north korea. we're not concerned about the trip. well, we are concerned about trevor is the deepening relationship between these 2 countries. so not just because of the impact is going to have on the ukrainian people because we know north korean ballistic missiles are still being used to hit the crating and targets. but because there could be some reciprocity here that could affect security on the korean peninsula. now, so has also expressed its concerns. it says that it doesn't want no relationship between north korea and russia to develop into some kind of ministry cooperation. now north korea or of course have strengthened its military. we've seen the westgate rick side to the re ballistic missile launch. but kevin says this is justifiable and he's science the us minutes. the naval trail w

will the west see that way? or i think that the, the 1st sign we really and hopefully we will, uh and 3rd, to serious negotiations able the whole will meet these and there is time window next winter because you're getting all the garage. it has the time window for these thoughts of the energy sector. so and everything was collapsed after the, the gold season stops, and there is a next cold season coming. even great, it will be possible. so we need to see some changes. and hopefully we will see that these talking heads will be changed and that will be the 1st sign that some serious negotiations. we will start to take place you these of talking heads who are pro war a pro part to the last 2 gradient. people do use their stories. unfortunately, then the russian message he's not heard and the russia needs to stop this. so globally, by military meets me. now talking about miniature, it means that the data and the secretary general again claim that the war can only be ended on, on the buckle field, charging members to

it is the west that is trying its best. now to extend this crisis and definitely so we can and mutually and bit of the people of russia and ukraine. they keep sending in more batches of arms and ammunition. southern european politicians have been recently towing with the possibility of deploying their regular troops in ukraine at the same time as i already know. did these puppeteer is the true rulers of ukraine? unfortunately, these are not the people of ukraine, but the global as the leads from overseas on now trying to shift the burden of unpopular decisions to the ukraine and executive authorities, including the decision to further lower the conscription age. as you know, the draft eligible age for new training was recently lowered to 25. they may will lower it to 23 next time and then to 20 will go all the way down to 18. the next thing you know, he put them to, they will get rid of the officials who made these unpopular decisions under pressure from the west. just discard them as if they were expandable and blaming it

problem one. which is actually seen as supporting the terrorist and even in in the west, people go to court for supporting the palestinian cause and the palestinian resistance, and in fact, in recent years, many anti-zionist activists have been tried, so criticizing israel is prohibited at all . president of venezuela, you see, these things include being condemned and suppressed. mr. ahmadinejad was also criticized for his criticism of israel, and i myself could not really prove that the fight against zionism is different from the fight against jews. the nation does not listen to the people and the people of the west now hate their rulers because the people are on the sidelines i say that the french president has nothing to do with his own people, mr. macron, this is a joke. people make fun of their leaders in the west , we see every demonstration that is actually violently suppressed . in belgium, it tries to teach others, but we see that the people are not allowed to express their opinion, see that they say that westerners are free. it's not like that, they are our main ally, americ

when the ma'or talkin: help from the west. when the ma'or talking points — help from the west. help from the west. when the ma'or talking points about the i help from the west. when the ma'or talking points about the selection]- talking points about the selection is the low turnout, of course. that has been the _ is the low turnout, of course. that has been the main _ is the low turnout, of course. twat has been the main takeaway from this election, this is a historic event, unprecedented. the lowest turnout last time around was 48% and now this. on the back of huge massive nationwide protests two years ago over the death of mahsa amini, over the introduction of mandatory hijab, which led to a lot of iranians to soul search what kind of society they want, whether they want to live with a clerical theocracy which dictates foreign policy and their lifestyle or whether they want to completely change the system and go for something even more secular and more democratic. and through this election and this low turnout at 40%, election and this low turnout at ao%, not even counting th

the logo is a silhouette of jerry west. abc seven news reporter ryan curry with more on the life and times of the man known as the logo. >> the nba logo looks simple a red and blue backdrop with the player silhouette, a silhouette resembling one former athlete who went on to change the game for decades. >> there wasn't a better clutch player in the history of the nba other than jerry west. >> west died wednesday at the age of 86 after an accomplished playing career, he became general manager of the lakers in the mid 1980s. >> they won five nba titles and drew the nickname showtime to keep doing what jerry west did to never accepting second best, to never fading into the background. >> he just kept going. he just kept winning. >> in 2016, warriors owner joe lacob hired him as an adviser. dieter kurtenbach with the mercury news says that hire changed everything. >> any person who was with those warriors teams to a man, to a woman, would tell you that it was his influence that steered the warriors from being the laughing stock

the west has thus far, refused it. but with significant euro skeptic collect 10 victories in the parliaments and russian victories on the battlefield. the clock is ticking on ukraine's ability to fight. and the wes political will to continue to fan the flames of this conflict. none the less russia still has hope. the clear heads will prevail in the west. please don't touch and just really, really, the president is very patient. whoever has the or is let them here. whoever has brains will understand. i'm not sure that everything is in order with these organs of the human body. there so it's, but hope springs eternal sort of thing as much as moscow office conditions. the and the consulate a so called the summit for you grey and he's being hosted by switzerland this weekend. notably, russia has not been invited to the event without a decision has been harshly criticized by the largest body in switzerland's national parliament area. i spoke with the leader of that party is youth wing who said that the farm is more like a q

and the, as for the west, spend the spending on the ukraine. it will be a long term. absolutely huge to the last us are comparable. the financial losses of the west are probably bigger than the russian financial losses, because also the uh, freezers of the western best, sits inside the for asha. and because of the fact that many uh, western companies had to sell their businesses and, and i said huge the desolate that costs and to pay increased taxes for that. and the, even after the war stops, uh, the west will needs to spend many dozens of billions of dollars, some ukraine every year for steal face dangerously. but accumulating jo, political defeated because if they fail, those failed to spend this money. then ukrainian staple just collapse without any particular effort from the russian side. and the me are, they will have to deal with this problem anyway. the ukraine in leadership will probably be happy to, to have a low intensity conflict, a constant marshall low awards elections and continued in getting and continue getting external uh, financial assistance and pr

the west categorically denies this fact; this is demagoguery, because the west is already a participantn the war. the west supplies equipment and provides data for targeting. the west is the first to gain access to this data. not ukraine. the west sets these coordinates to carry out attacks on russia. this means that the west has long been a participant in this war. there , for a long time, the western military, among them there is a victim, among the french and germans, have been pretending that for individual nato countries there is some difference in which russian regions to shoot at and with what. this policy does not give ukraine permission to use surface-to-surface missiles, or longer-range ones, on russian territory. narrow geographical coverage is an attempt by the biden administration to limit the risk that the conflict in ukraine could escalate into a direct clash between washington and moscow. guided aerial bombs, such as glsdb, already fly at a distance of 50 km into russian territory. 120 can be beaten by the multiple launch rocket system of american ms attacks and european

the west has thus far, refused it. but with significant euro skeptic collect 10 victories in the parliaments and russian victories on the battlefield. the clock is ticking on ukraine's ability to fight. and the wes political will to continue to fan the flames of this conflict. none the less russia still has hope. the clear heads will prevail in the west place in touch and just really, really the president is very patient. whoever has the or is let them here wherever has brains will understand. i'm not sure that everything is in order with these organs of the human body. there so it's but hope springs eternal law. so all those conditions to end the call and say it's a so called piece of it. the claim is the hosted by citizen this weekend note of weight loss that has not been invited to the event. this is, it has been housing, which is why is why the largest policy, and as well as the national parliament mind calling mazda, of course, is spoke with the lead on the bottom parties. youth with who said the form is little li

snap to the west. in other words, like a year before, western media are concerned that russia may have violated un sanctions in terms of trade with the dpr k allegedly receiving military equipment supplies for rushes, special operation needs the a p as a has speculated that resisting western sanctions could talk the agenda, as both nations are swapped with restrictions. as far as the 2 leaders visits their last visit and 2023 that came about 9 months ago, it took place in russia to discuss the restoration of humanitarian and economic ties, which had been reduced to a minimum due to the code at 19 pandemic restrictions they also discussed space cooperation and came to noon and visited russia's par, is to cosmic drum, the stops, ne, expressing great interest in the russian space, technologies and possible participation of north trans customer knots in space, operations, western media during that visit, the reaction was virtually the same western atlas and officials suspected russia could strike a deal wi

the north west, 16 glasgow and 17 belfast.fast. on saturday night this sort of cloud and light patchy rain will sink further south with clear skies following behind although another area of cloud and showers pushing and across the north and west of scotland. mild and muggy start to sunday morning across the south—east, 15 in london but cooler and fresher the north west and all of us getting cooler air during sunday. ridge of high pressure trying to build in so actually a lot of dry weather on sunday with plenty of dry weather on sunday with plenty of cloud around that ridge of high pressure. this sun of cloud spilling south with some showers and sunshine towards the south coast but even here showers for the time. north to south 1a degrees to 21 degrees and just below the average for this time of year. a ridge of high pressure still having some influence on monday pushing in from the west frontal system bringing rain across northern ireland and western scotland and the further south along this weather front of will not be much

the west that's a go ahead. garland. yes, and what's really dangerous is that the, um, the military capacity of, of the west has declined to a point where they don't even have, they're not even capable of defending themselves any more, the neo liberal scam that it is. that is, the western economic system has hollowed out everything, including the military industrial complex. so now the leadership of the west, if you want to call it that, these bundling hapless pools deal, they're powerful, not because their military can do anything, they understand that their, their, their ships are now, you know, subject to easily being attacked by hypersonic weapons, etc. but the only reason they feel strong is because they have nuclear weapons. that's all they have to rely on is to swallow a suicide pill. and that the doesn't that tell us that you can go up the escalation ladder pretty quick, considering that you just head. right? because when you have nothing else, when you have no other way to defend yourself, that's the only thing

now the west continue to say that that are crazy. so late that nobody wants to have her relationship with an extra, but here we are. we can meet a lot of, uh for in delegation. a lot of, uh, people also from europe also from the west, from the united space that want to continue its web relationship. but with this confidence that they want to invest in this company. and of course, in the 7th and for example, it's very important that they'll be conflicts. and the critics can be it alright, sounds swear to the multi part of the war to the unit or the that's a, it's in the plane of the unit united states on the west generally. right? we can leave it there under allergy. joining us from the st. petersburg, international economic a for i'm thank you. thank you. at least 30 people were killed in dozens more wounded in an idea of strike on a school and the central guys and refugee camp of news around israel has confirmed the strikes planning the under a school hosted. hum, awesome elected. compound wounded children were transported to i'll a