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not west virginia, but southwest virginia. and of course as you know, i believe the two states should never have been cleaved apart. because particularly in western portions of virginia, we are very much culturally, spiritually and politically aligned. so i appreciate you and look forward to working with you in whatever capacity you serve in next. with that, i yield back. mr. mooney: thank you, mr. griffith. appreciate your friendship over the years. and certainly going to miss my colleagues. but we'll come back and visit, i'm not that far away. i appreciate you taking some time. i know you're getting thome your family. i appreciate -- to your family -- home to your family. i appreciate my other colleague from virginia, congressman bob good, who is like me going to head to private life. at least for some period of time joon 3 of next -- on january 3 of next year. i appreciate you sticking around. i yield such time as he may consume. mr. good: thank you to my good friend, mr. alex mooney. i thank you, my other good friend from

facilities in west virginia. every day we work to improve lives of west virginians. we protected health insurance for people with preexisting conditions. for seniors, we established a multifaceted strategy to combat opioid epidemic. that is one thing that we haves to conquer. lastly, since day one in the united states senate, i have worked to be protect, and i want to repeat this, i have worked and i believe with every bone in my body and every fiber in me to preserve the bipartisan foundation of this senate and that's the 60-vote threshold of the filibuster. i believe with everything in me. i do. each of those victories required senators to come together from both sides to find solutions many these were bills that just made commonsense. when each side could take a step to find common ground, powerful things happened. i have seen more than my share of missed opportunities. legislation that was overwhelmingly supported by the he american public, bills that would have improved the lives of millions of americans, immigration reform, background checks for gins, balancing

uh, so it's a hybrid war against the west. we lead the west, the united states.sshairs of the war that putin has started. ukraine isjust a big part of it now, but it's only part of it. given everything you've just said, how do you negotiate, then with russia and with president putin? if we're looking... there is no there is no negotiation. how do we bring an end to the conflict in ukraine? if you use the phrase negotiation with a westerner, if you use the phrase, the word negotiation with my colleagues, former colleagues at you have to approach, understand who it is you are talking to. and i use this approach when i was ambassador, i never asked the russian government for anything. i was warned by a pretty savvy, uh, it was actually a russian orthodox bishop who once warned me... he said, never, ever ask the russian government for anything. they will interpret it as weakness and won't take you seriously. so i would always tell the russians, respectfully, what i thought the situation was, whatever the issue was, what the united states was going to do about it and

i put a lights on the west. the bioweapon program inside your brain, of course no one in the west is calling this i'll just tell reason. and i think this is a big problem because it shows not only less than hypotheses, but it also shows that the west does not know any more limits when it comes to um, pushed through its so called nice space order. and therefore, i think it's um, very important um to call out um this tell risk behavior on the one hand and on the other hand also um yeah. so not only um, processed it, but also to make sure that this does not happen um in the future any more. because of course, if you are highlighting the terrace programs like the by weapons program run by the united states into ukraine as the general truly of good drawer, of course. um and then any of the states in the eyes of western wayne surveyed. yeah. as far as what extent do you think the global responds to talk to the size of nations like this depends on which side is carrying them out. for example, just how different do you

in fact, the west uses the o. s. c, to pursue its narrow minded agenda and punish as it believes, undesirable countries of speaking at a press conference following the meeting of the foreign ministers of the always sea in malta. surgical arabs says that's the core principles. so it would be organization on which it was based nearly 50 years ago, which are a consensus and so on. divided secuity now turned into empty words as v. o c's purpose now is to simply serve the interest of the euro. atlantic security model, a controlled by the united states serve collaborative says that the world is in need of a new region security system, which will be based on the infrastructure walters and the resources of the biggest confidence on the planet. he says that the doors to that new your region, security system are open to everybody who shares the same values of inclusive equals and i'm divided secuity for all these goods. and so the ration concept is based on natural, geographical economic, infrastructural opportunities that all

the best mountain report in the west. and i'm going to jump in here gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some of them and stay with arkell, the russian states. never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best ingles, all sense and up the in the 65 to 5 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia scooting s r t suppose next. even our video agency roughly all the band on youtube, the fitness center for question, did you say even closer to the well domestic prospect boulevard is where all things are considered on peter lavelle. george, you and i've talked incessantly over the last few months, and particularly since the election of donald trump is famous, i will end in 24 hours even before i'm involved uranium. okay, and that's the kind of the matter here. well, then there's some indications of something is going on. okay, a ceasefire. maybe there's

i'll look on the west of the world against the russian. well, that was the american role before the war. either way, just any of the 3rd? yes. the west talked about form as a bomb work against the, against the wall she was. and she was germany was seen as a mile wide or something again as a ball work against the soviet pressure. i don't want to, i do are start as russia, but kendra was certainly much worse. and here's what crap them cheaper attacked the west. what you have that brush. so the ball was turned against. uh its main, oh, what is the same way? oh, these eastern we're still gonna say no one has disputed the fact that this is the same person to temporarily brush a desktop. i'll try, you know, handle that. the shop is the same as the crowd almost at least declared himself a secret successor. ok the so the idea, yes, no charge a name is absolutely right. i mean, this is 31 flavors of islamic terrorism. as far as i'm concerned, i mean you can change the uniforms, you can change the name, it's the same group of people committing the s

every person in west virginia. on or before the general election could vote in the primary. 17 years of age. and that we had a contest, jennings randolph was the father of the contest. and what we did then is we gave out certificates and schools of excellence if they got everyone 100 percent registered. and let me tell what happened there. once we got all the kids involved and got them wanting to go for it, and now they knew they could at 17 years of age and they were going to be 1844. they started taking their parents back at their grandparents, greg -- aunts and uncles. and our very own percentages went up tremendously, just to get them into. >> i said, we can't get the old dogs back in the bar or in the house but we can teach those old dogs new tricks. it was not about who won or lost. we just wanted to restrict or. we never told them how to register or one party to be in. i saw firsthand what we could accomplish. so when i tell you it wasn't exactly my plan to join the senate, when the senator passed away in 20

the west feats control the west speaks o u. a gold and the many and i'm go back as you see him drain them. uh what it's called, just stay that out loud. so it has to be painted with a nice shiny face like democracy in the human rights. they use a device that they use netflix problems really just at the ations weaknesses in the, in terms of the front of the globe, of south country. and they use their follow. i'm going to, gee, and there might to cause such isaac and destruction around they did this and i've got a sense in your, off the live. yeah. so my yeah. and many other countries. so you are very aware and they are really united would be like to claim and verify. a determination to come out of this, a controlled by the west. that's why the west port was or its agents, munitions, and libya to make sure that the clashing base of buying a big space every day. so libyans don't have the martian, i'd be the space to actually talk and initiate a to our spot of human collector. no, can you base democrats across in the country? many

facilities in west virginia. every day we work to improve lives of west virginians. we protected health insurance for people with preexisting conditions. for seniors, we established a multifaceted strategy to combat opioid epidemic. that is one thing that we haves to conquer. lastly, since day one in the united states senate, i have worked to be protect, and i want to repeat this, i have worked and i believe with every bone in my body and every fiber in me to preserve the bipartisan foundation of this senate and that's the 60-vote threshold of the filibuster. i believe with everything in me. i do. each of those victories required senators to come together from both sides to find solutions many these were bills that just made commonsense. when each side could take a step to find common ground, powerful things happened. i have seen more than my share of missed opportunities. legislation that was overwhelmingly supported by the he american public, bills that would have improved the lives of millions of americans, immigration reform, background checks for gins, balancing

not west virginia, but southwest virginia. and of course as you know, i believe the two states should never have been cleaved apart. because particularly in western portions of virginia, we are very much culturally, spiritually and politically aligned. so i appreciate you and look forward to working with you in whatever capacity you serve in next. with that, i yield back. mr. mooney: thank you, mr. griffith. appreciate your friendship over the years. and certainly going to miss my colleagues. but we'll come back and visit, i'm not that far away. i appreciate you taking some time. i know you're getting thome your family. i appreciate -- to your family -- home to your family. i appreciate my other colleague from virginia, congressman bob good, who is like me going to head to private life. at least for some period of time joon 3 of next -- on january 3 of next year. i appreciate you sticking around. i yield such time as he may consume. mr. good: thank you to my good friend, mr. alex mooney. i thank you, my other good friend from

uh, so it's a hybrid war against the west. we lead the west, the united states.in the crosshairs of the war that putin has started. ukraine isjust a big part of it now, but it's only part of it. given everything you've just said, how do you negotiate, then with russia and with president putin? if we're looking... there is no there is no negotiation. how do we bring an end to the conflict in ukraine? if you use the phrase negotiation with a westerner, if you use the phrase, the word negotiation with my colleagues, former colleagues at the state department, we think about we approach our counterparty in the kremlin and we uh, you know, we look for good faith gestures to establish a rapport and are planning for a give and take good faith negotiations. those are not possible with, uh, with putin and with the kremlin, period. now, don't misunderstand me. we need to talk to the russians. we need to tell them things. and importantly, listen to what they tell us. but there are no negotiations. what has putin never said that he would compromise on? nothing. he will never

so why use it in the west bank in the west bank? well, there are no such drones. there is no forest like come us, which can mount such a mess. it. but the in the west bank, the expectation is that the squad or individuals will try to penetrate or ambush and against them, the system is supposed to be more effective, fell asleep. 100 suggests another reason why israel would use a questionable security system in the west bank. we know that it's going to be sold to other companies because there is one of the new counters in the world that says security systems to other countries. so we are elaborate for, is there a way out of the best feelings, or is there any refund for is there any companies you know, we've been companies best on us as far as the news because our lives for the is there any government doesn't matter for the commission, it doesn't matter so they can do whatever they want, no matter the motives, the question remains, will it sparks move? islands will make the west bank safe the, the deployment of the o, and you'll have system is still and it's planning

west bank. the amount of the west bank on the effective color sting in control is a minority of the area under the sink. some think some sinks and things like a water is also is negative, cold to land on the posting and controls. thing can drink from countries through this lump similarly is increasingly occupied. so the, the idea of a 2 state solution is that let's focus here on this very sobering note, but to go back to the discussion in a few moments. but for now we have to take a short break section. the the the the welcome back to world the park. this brack me right. a former british diplomats. mr. murray before the break. we talked a lot about israel. the who for now seems to be the main beneficiary of what's happening in syria. there have been some estimates that up to 80 percent of serious military infrastructure has been destroyed on the israeli tanks and out positions within the the 18 kilometers of the syrian capital on me. all know what the israel takes, it rarely returns. do you thin

west bank. and when you get commission, somebody is a means who have to give you permission to pass. do. so i went out to lebanon a couple of months ago to cover the war in lebanon. and then of course, city a dropped it. so if it's any of a moving targets in terms of what's happening across the middle east at the moment, we really much of the middle east as a place. uh huh. let me focus on the uh, on the rounds in syria for the time being because in the future of that state is pretty on certain um with israel. 6 and tour k x finding their hold on uh, serious surgery um, many intelligent services across the entire region and perhaps around the world are trying to figure out where things are likely to move from here on a blogs. they're also lots of atrocities happening there as well. what's your take, what's your intention on how the future of this land, the future of this country is likely to evolve? but thing we are in for a prolonged period off of war. um we had the most extraordinary coalition

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well i hope what you said, i hope the public in the west is now awake and see how the west is operating. there politicians are the institutions like eunice codes and services and this has gone back to the unesco at table for consultations. i think the word was used large part sonya because of pushback, from the global side. a lot of countries beyond russia is simply this made by this, this to tier reporting. yeah, i mean, what you said the global sales as well. i mean, this is something a say now for a long time already, the west is like a, like putting a new will, uh, like a sams. i mean everything they do is important and they still think they have the will touch them. i mean, this is how they think i how they operate, received us in many fields and also of course in journalism and also i said the institutions they have in the west like unesco, where it's happening this thing about a joint a list day. it's like western orientated it's has nothing to do with the global styles. it's nothing to do with russia. it's only that they're countries and what's important for them. this is what t

the west uses the o. c. e to pursue its narrow minded agenda and punish as it believes, undesirable countries up rushes foreign minister slums, what he calls the west, and politicize ation. all the o. s. c. thing the international body spells defaults to security and cooperation despite it tonight. the a very well welcome to you. this is all the international with the global news headlines. it's a pleasure to have you with us. the most go say is joint syria and russian as strikes of killed at least $300.00 terrorist son destroyed several warehouses earlier on thursday. the syria nami redeployed, his forces from the city of hannah, as terrorist groups and to the regional capital. so it's a just like a single line. so it's bulletin, celebrating is they searched into hama, or refugees fled further south to the san stronghold since the homes, the governor of homes save old measures of being taken to ensure security that while, according to syrian military officials, to move to leave, hama is a temporary tactical

the west never cared for the rocky people. saddam hussein was a very sinister person, but the west had no, they should have it right to over throw it the rocky government. so the west, their intentions are sinister, and what is happening in spanish or in, in syria. the motivations are sinister. so i doubt that things will be, will remain peaceful in syria for, for very long. all right, now the un says it's closely monitoring the bullet's file situation in syria. they do expect the un or any of the major international blocks to step in and how to de escalate the crisis. no. what did the you and do for guys that during the last 14 months, as we speak the genocide and cause it continues. what is that you had done? nothing? it will do nothing. it will that house because it's a star, it will allow the americans and this riley is an add on to do what they want in syria. but we have to keep in mind that the americans and this riley is in the likes of air. the mom, they don't control the world, they are many variables at play. syria is going to become complicated for the region. what is happen

and the west was, are you open about this? i mean, when it will remember when john mccain and lindsey graham, you know, used to make these tracts, the gay evans, this is the year, right. any wiggle to mean, you know, love everything with god, with the russian. so in russian news, there's a level, it makes very little sense to freeze the conflict in place. it's all gonna freeze anything. i mean it's, it's basically like a fine with them that you get the data is absolutely. let's use the next 5 years to, you know, make you grand as strong as possible. and then we saw the everything up a game in the, in 5 years. look at the speech that was delivered a few days ago by then you nato secretary general mockery to who declared that we need a, a war mindset in need to. you said we've got this thing because we are in the war. and you know, we're going to increase our military spending to co low levels because the world is more dangerous than it was during the cold war. is it what kind of a no. is that? but that's the, there was a rhetor

in fact, the west western media, west and back to media has over and over again bushed. so no gen does. and so now are just to gain legitimacy. when we talk about bomb gladish as well, i mean, it doesn't, and this doesn't take into account the fact that over 4700 leaders political leaders active this and students young children was skewed in this region change. and it is been widely accepted that this was redeem change, that was engineered by the us and other western fall is west students. looks upon the jo, blue south with a colonial lens. i think the west needs to know and why we talk about the deal. the south, why we talk about countries like india that has over a 1000000000 people, it's 10 students lose this sort of popular support if it continues to sort of not just barely let them is that as he hasn't refused to extend the transit deal for russian gas through ukrainian territory, which is set to expire at the end of december. so basically, you are paying customers could potentially be left out in the cold. that's the question is, is the lensky biasing the very hand

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there hasn't been any reaction from the west sofa . mm hm. so generally, the reaction of the list has been as predicted, you know, at nothing to do with those. we don't know thing about this. suddenly it's, it's like her dad that you'd, we know everything about what's going on. you can well russia's doing there, we can give the intelligence to the opinions of, at the location of russian troops, if we can target that missiles begins to pay the wages. and eventually we know nothing about what the s b u does. that one, the most, a marketable reactions i think has been from ag search here. sorry, i'm are the british prime minister who has basically said, look, you probably can do anything it wants once we started. but you find this seems to be some sort of license that you know, you pray and kind of commit acts of terrorism. we've seen it before in the last 2 years. like personally over the killings of less than capacity and st. petersburg are you do going to own armed individuals, not even confidence murders, and there's no condemnation. so in t

what the west is doing. and i mean, you know, they've been long time and time again, know to do this kind of behavior. i mean, persian, uh, i said, right, you know, you gotta do this, we're going to respond. you know this, you know, the ongoing tit for tat, so to speak. i mean, i don't know, it strikes him cuz on strikes in quarter, excusing american weapons again, targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure. are we going to be seeing a return of the art as nic? then in that case, sonya no, it's because you know what's it strikes me? it's the car. so is 1400 kilometers away from the ukranian warner. i mean, this did the, i'll call you to work on the catchy drones with. i don't see ukraine is able, maybe to a, you know, to retaliate with this kind of drones. but with this course, we all know that there are checks to res inside ukraine. in cooperation with, again to darts. unfortunately, also i think germany that i'm making these close to invest a lot of money and this dro. so the co operation is there, yo

the west bank all this time. you know, this is business to buy the ministration, trying to wrap up, frankly, as much as they can because the uncertainty of will could come next to trump and they don't know what his agenda will be, whatever he said how, but they still just don't know. so they accept a ration of this was definitely to them brought on the bite and they wanted they didn't know what his position on his side would be with some of the people he's picked into gary positions. so they wanted to expedite this as quick as possible and remove aside and create an environment, the israel to continue its aggression in the region. right. you cause separate any violence in the middle east from the 76. yes. the israel has existed in the region and what they're trying to do is to around 11 on the to the biggest strength is rather since by like at least the direct conflicts, right. and they turn this around 11 on so they can actually take is blah blah from all sides. and that's why the ending is the israel. continuou

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they always see even the bus destroyed by the action of the west. and when it enlarge up, the middle of nato to be used really we blended with as right, because there were directly lands to this has made me to train we into nachos and stats trading directory. press 2 for like the security at our borders or can visa ration concept is based on the nature old geographical. because let me just ends from economic infrastructure opportunities that were given till the counter. you sold me your ration content and it needs to be the biggest continental, some of the most populated content in the continuum. so most of the reverently developing continent and it is the continental where some of the countries representing great civilizations are located in. i'm just thinking about the chinese civilization a subscription. so this asian persian civilization was this and all these separate humanities of our account. and then we hope he needs to bring together to unite that you'd like to promote how we're coming to agenda that will make everyone happy in main spencer

so what about the west? the plat doctrine of not a single what a 1000 praise without. meanwhile, it is clear that ahmed l. sharah and his associates. now, under enormous pressure from the west, fields in questions from local and i'm inclined for media. so a lot of problems that revealed the nato states. how soon, pressuring the new, sorry keys in syria to see co operation with the will i full age to in most go as with well, we all gonna start to affect any young man because the head of the world health organization that was on the site during the is really stripe on the international apple in the capital sign up. he was not home. he was in the process of leaving, the apple joined the strike, which reportedly killed at least 3 people. the official says he's a stop to until the f one is the pad and out of the one of his free members was also in just the idea of also problem 3 full suddenly evans west coast plus several power station. according to the i t s. e. s, so came in retaliation, some missile and throw

and what's the merrick you're from the west. it's not a matter tool, sarah, it's called to waste, you know, also hours a week and now is the most uh and no one is actually uh, essentially explaining what these h t s stands for is uh, the shop, which it is. uh, it's iris, oregon. i use the stock shop means syria. dr year is uh, you know, the same as the, all the terrorist organizations he's worked out for you, you know, we just came to the, i think of the night the stays by the way. so it's, it's amazing. we have a da, these very strange i'm on a lots west empowers and these grow and why themselves to you from just trying to 12 volt ah said go arrow blue sheets. this is really strange because that's the ones that use rows now or do you know we are staying, you know, low, they gaze the east pharmacy crabs. we are protecting our people in well protected west. and she was a coffee on up to deputy and west and she was evening syria call call you'll, you'll basically provide services, you know, it was on that these are the providers m

as always, thank ou occupied west bank. as always, thank you so — occupied west bank.ays, thank you so much for— occupied west bank. as always, thank you so much for bringing l thank you so much for bringing us up—to—date. let's pick up on some of those points. let's pick up on some of those points. joining me now is the middle east and africa analyst for private intelligence firm sibylline, megan sutcliffe. and that idea that hamas has to concede somewhat the idea that israel potentially will remain within gaza and yet those israeli hostages will potentially be released, is that something you think hamas will eventually agree to? i think it is certainly possible. the optimism we have seen over the past few days regarding reports progress in negotiations are likely reflects increased flexibility on the part of hamas, particularly regarding israel's possible presence. there are any number of factors that could have resulted in this slight shift in negotiating position, but it might be attributed to international dynamics, whereby the pressure on hamas is greater than ev

has in the 1st place, prompted many countries to turn their back on the west west cape. it's soon a lateral approach on come together in stronger along the lines of like bricks. so what joe biden is doing, guy, and his last days or the white house, seems to be part of his perceived strategy to steer the part on every front on the world. stage spending millions of dollars of money, it says that landscape pocket giving a green light to use long range missiles via crane a guess bradshaw. and this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial moves that do nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic. donald trump. i probably heard from mike of my lives for my senior security policy analyst and the office of the secretary of defense. he says that the document demonstrates the failed foreign policy of the by the ministration. well, the memo, i assume make some assumptions that are not, are not valid. number one, it says that russia is isolated, which is not isolated. i was at the bricks conference in

bank and the gaza and guys into the west bank. but this is about the river to the sea, expanding 3456 times. why does it any rhetoric with anyone and conquer? this is about the united states and israel of the adults who are the effort here is to re, may have it is to dislike, disable, disarm, and to defuse any resistance to, to as my colleagues, point it out as well. at this point, there's the greatest concern for is real united states and the region for the longest period of time. it has been the greatest supporter of self determination, independence and freedom of arabs against what i called. we support lawrence of arabia increasingly now to the contest from brooklyn. so yeah. got is absolutely right every why there was right in the midst of may have web and serial palestine yet and everywhere it produces the pre tax. and who knows what the truck administration's kind of go with the apologise that are coming in for may i'm saying, well, what we care about is ourselves. whatever is in our own best interest. and i'm not distinguis

but a display of arrogance on the part of the west. they don't want to admit that they do not have a capability to, to, to go against it. and, and, and, and for that matter, in the united states, particularly does not have a hypersonic capability for the cooperation of long as on the countries that should be a key factor to stop israel from spilling blood across the region about and more, according to the iranian president, we met with heads of state to the annual i. d. h organization meeting this year, held in each of the ruthless killing of civilians, shedding the blood of women, children and those affected by war. and widespread terrorism has exposed new dimensions of the illegitimate goals of this regime in spreading and security, maintaining friendships unfolding new connections through multi lateral cooperation . among his lumett countries based on development and collective interest seems more essential than ever. while we live in some of the developing age organization, helping kyra on thursday, primarily focused on economic co

well, the tears people that to a large degree have been funded by the west of and supported by the west, move engaged in service activities for the longest period of time. and that's on folding while cnn n. s. and be, say, another mainstream media chair and say, oh, it's the freedom fighters, the as well as any of our kids. yeah, because i say, so if i go to you in new york, i mean, you know, this, this, this term designating someone a terrorist. i mean, i suppose now given 911 of the global war on terrorism, the, the, the designation and terrace is not behavioral. it's political, right? right. i mean that we uh pick and choose who we once we terrace, depending on the weather they support the united states interest. so now, you know, i've long since working them at least assemblies office of long advocate, how much shouldn't be a service organization visible? i shouldn't be of service organization. fundamentally, jonathan powell, it's that a good friday. we negotiated a good friday agreement. the, the u. k. was to agree is that these people sign for their own territory. so we defining t

impacts wires against the west. these certainly with london bombings and 911 and oh, you know all the other consequences. so, you know, it's hard for the russians to believe that there was the memories so sure that there must be some sort of a plan. well, the list very seldom learns the history of the united kingdom, for example. because now when they did ask amazon full times in history and it's being defeated at the time, but it doesn't stop and doing it some time to time. but it's loving from history is not, it is not a strong points of a, of west impala placement. and this little boom and i'm going to play it. it's going to lead to a revival of interest in the extreme islamic fanaticism in of islamic terrorism. and i think the well con, i'm pretty certain of thumb, you know, speaking to my own, my diplomatic contacts, that the west problem. certainly the business plan, which they would've been given by the americans, is the, the, the immediate idea will be to target these most them days and exchange. you had thi

everywhere for any reason, but west to stubbornly keep silence when it comes to ukraine. the rights of russians and russian speakers are being directly exterminated, including not only the language, but also regarding the ban of the ukrainian orthodox church. the west whitewash is all the crimes of the zalinski regime and blames russia for everything that is happening aggressively on scrupulously distorting the facts. finally, the foreign minister also accused the west of wire waiting all the agreements and principles which accompanied the end of the cold war. a force meeting nato's expansion to the east, which the west in washington specifically promised would never take place. and collateral says that from that russia will never trust the united states. again, we've opinion, we don't want to attack any one at all. so united states has attacked us with the hands of the ukranian regime, waging a war against us. we were left with no other option, but to launch the special military operation. the west has long begun to turn ukraine into a platform for creating threats to ru