good morning hello , tell me, how do you evaluate william burns' trip to the region?the name of god, the most merciful, while congratulating the verses of shabaniyeh, i must say that what is happening is not the first time that there has been a war between israel and gaza in the past four months. in fact, because of the kind of view that israel has, it is either to suspend all negotiations or they are actually waiting for this to destroy hamas within the framework of a single view. it means that they adjust their views, speaking on the side of israel in the sense that israel wants, therefore hamas wants it is very characteristic of a human logic and a logic within the framework of the united nations charter. the opposite party does not have this demand, in fact, it does not have this logic because it has the brutal nature of the crime in the past. that is why, in fact, the visit of the head of the cia to egypt is not he doesn't agree with the killing of people and he wants to go on the path of destruction of hamas and these meetings. and these consultations tell many

way, the already retired zaluzhny spoke about this, and even this could be seen in the report of william burns, since this is the real situation they have created, what are they focusing on ? increase the scale of use of unmanned systems, while controlling them, well, as it should be , remotely, and at the same time avoid unnecessary casualties among personnel, limit the use of heavy weapons and military equipment, thereby also reducing losses, increase pressure on the naval theater of military operations, that is, on the black sea, and strike throughout its entire length. both on ships and on coastal infrastructure, that is , on ships in bases, there is a massive sudden use of unmanned aerial vehicles to strike infrastructure facilities on the territory of the russian federation and communications, and as they say, what should we do in this regard, this especially applies to strikes on our ships and coastal infrastructure. the fact is that the navy, well in particular black sea. here it takes part in military operations, well, only in the form of strikes with sea -based cruise missiles from s

however, not everyone in keir buys, what william burns had to say. take a listen. the question that some of you creating intelligence officers are now asking their american counterparts as republicans in the white house way, whether to cut off billions of $1.00 and $8.00 is one of the see i will abandon them. it happened and it's getting some before and now it's going to happen in ukraine as soon as your credit officer set. now acting us deputy secretary of state victoria, a new one says that she is confident i should use the terms the word strong confidence that the aid package will be asked. regardless of the fighting. currently taking place, the squabbling among democrats, republicans monitor republicans and others about the aid package. this is what victoria knew what had to say. we have to remember that the bulk of this money is going right back into the us economy to mix those weapons, including good paying jobs in some 40 states across the united states. so she's reassuring the members of congress that the money being sent to ukraine will be spent on weapons

in early 2008, william burns was the us ambassador to russia.te a memorandum entitled. doesn't mean yet, not yet, no , means no, essentially, he said that ukraine is inviting nato as a red line, and if nato invites ukraine, then the inevitable consequence will be russian military intervention in ukraine, this is the ambassador. usa, an expert who provides his expert advice to the us government. in november 2008, we invite ukraine to join us. now let's just put this into perspective. you have received a memorandum from the ambassador stating that if you do this, then war will be the final consequence, and you will do it anyway, which means you want war. are you looking for this conflict? so 2014 is not a trigger. he is one of the few western journalists who went against the general stream of russophobia and invited viewers to look at the reasons for the military. it is simply fantastic to say that ukraine is capable of defeating russia. ukraine never intended to defeat russia. we hoped that ukraine would be able to bind russia enough to create po

in early 2008, william burns was the us ambassador to russia. wrote a memorandum entitled not yet means yet. no means no. essentially, he said that ukraine was inviting nato as a red line. and if nato invites ukraine, the inevitable consequence will be russian military intervention in ukraine. this is the us ambassador. it is simply fantastic to say that ukraine is capable of defeating russia. ukraine never intended to defeat russia. we hoped that ukraine would be able to tie russia enough to create political problems for putin. putin is running for re-election in march and will win in a landslide. he is the most popular president in modern russian history. that's it, i mean, let's say it. this is my first visit to donbass. i saw television stories and read what other journalists were writing, but i was thousands of miles away, at home in america. this is very important for an analyst. for a long time i was an officer in the us marine corps and am a military expert who studies war - this is my job, therefore, over a long period of service and wo

the discussions are featuring the head of the cia, william burns, his egyptian counterpart, abbas kamel

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and the with said they had the most of the sudden the, and the they had to see a 8, the william burns, the cut, the re prime minister. and they had the jeep, she intelligence of us, a cabinet. and so the question is, we don't know exactly how the gap we have seen in the last 2 weeks. the confusion was stopped 2 weeks ago. how this gap square feet is by now because at that time and how much basically it offered to, to release prisoners. and so really sorry, hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners and most important in exchange for a complete stop, a off of the wall. so we don't know how this gap was really close to don't know anything about the substance, but of course there is an urgency is rain is announced, and the offensive against the, the safety of hold off on ends. we have the upcoming months of the month on and when we have the situation of disappearing in the gaza strip of salmon, then the stomach, what might be even get more furious that even though i already have that also appears to be a postwar plan for gaza with the east red wal cabinet. what more do you know about

william burns was us ambassador to russia. wrote a memorandum entitled not yet means yet. no means no. essentially, he said that ukraine was inviting nato as a red line. and if nato invites ukraine, the inevitable consequence will be russian military intervention in ukraine. this is the us ambassador, an expert who gives his expert advice to the us government. in november 2008, we invite ukraine to join us. now let's just put this into perspective. you have received a memorandum from the ambassador in which he says. ukraine will be able to tie russia up enough to create political problems for putin. putin is running for re-election in march. he will win a landslide victory. he is the most popular president in modern russian history. like this. i mean, let's put it this way. there is not a single western leader in the world today who is as popular as vladimir putin. from the first minutes of meeting him it becomes clear. scott knows russian well. what do you want to see here that you as an analyst don’t know, this is my first a

the head of the cia, william burns, recently visited kiev. visit was secret, but the same new york times reported on it. the trip was the tenth in 2 years. this time, according to... the newspaper , the goal was to convince kiev of washington's continued support, despite the problems with the allocation of new financial tranches. let me remind you that the house of representatives of the american congress went on another vacation without making a decision on assistance to ukraine. the bill cannot be agreed upon october, how can the ssu manage without american money for arms supplies? this question was one of the most key at yesterday’s press conference of vladimir zelensky. chi ukraine program? ukraine? but at the end of the day, ukraine still has the opportunity to win if we provide the necessary tools and resources. that's why it's so important for congress to act. calls for action are likely to be heard in paris this evening. emmanuel macron is organizing a conference dedicated to helping kiev. this is what i said before the trip one of th

a director william burns is in cairo. is he meeting with egyptian negotiators.mer out the details of a possible cease-fire agreement. ainsley? >> ainsley: all right, trey. thank you so much. steve, over to you. >> steve: all right, ainsley, thank you very much. it's techy tuesday and starting off we have got the biden campaign just launched an official tiktok account to woo young voters despite security concerns with china and tiktok. >> jason kelce or travis kelce. >> momma kelce i understand she makes great chocolate chip cooks were. >> are the chiefs being a good football team. >> i get in trouble. >> trump or biden? >> are you kidding? ha ha ha -- biden. >> steve: there went those laser eyes. joining us right now kurt is nutsson the cyberguy. kurt, so the president did not do the super bowl interview with cbs. he didn't do with fox last year either. but, instead, they're on tiktok, which is banned on government devices. >> which he signed that bill by the way to ban it from federal employees. now desperate to win over younger voters. good morning to you, ste

order to support kiev, at least morally, to ukraine, as the new york times writes , cia director william burns this is already his tenth visit in 2 years, after which the rhetoric of the kiev regime towards russia became even more more aggressive. here on the sidelines is the uniform of ukraine, the revelation of the head of the sbu. there will be many surprises at sea, in the air, in crimea, and in other temporarily occupied territories. however, it is unclear to what extent this is sanctioned by the american intelligence services, or to what extent the initiative of the kiev regime itself is bloodthirsty, as in the case of the murder of the legendary motorola. the commander of the militia in donbass was blown up in an elevator by ukrainians from a spy group that was trained by the cia, but they did not give the order to kill there, the new york times insists. but with the beginning of the northern military district american intelligence is actually directly involved in the conflict. within weeks, the cia was back in kiev , sending dozens of new officers to help the ukrainians, a senior us of

one of the most important springboards for washington, and as it became known today, cia head william burnsday, as the new york times writes, his mission was to reassure kiev amid the lack of support from congress and new military aid. on the border with ukraine on strike. farmers continue to use sabotage methods against ukrainian carriers. this time, nails and screws were scattered at one of the checkpoints. according to eyewitnesses, the farmers did this so that the ukrainian trucks would puncture their wheels and be unable to travel further. let me remind you that the day before, polish farmers also attacked a freight train that was traveling from ukraine to the port of gdansk. 160 tons of grain were poured out of the wagons onto the ground. the media call this the largest sabotage in... tell us in order how well donald trump did in the primaries in the south queen? for donald trump, everything went almost perfectly, it was a big breakthrough. he didn’t cope, but he dealt with it, competing with niki halley. trump took the votes of 47 of the 50 republican electors, but she remains. earli

we have had senior officials, william burns and the cia in europe talking to spy chief's from the regionnior leaders of qatar, and he feels there is movement on the potential deal that would see the release of hostages in return for a cease-fire in gaza. i think the pressure is mounting on benjamin nenyahu, both the mystically and for everyone else , including the u.s. administration, to try to get this thing done. because if you sign a deal and a cease-fire starts in gaza, many of the other problems in the region will probably start to evaporate at least in the immediate term. we are in an election year. joe biden is getting criticized for looking weak on the middle east. that would make these issues go away for the time being. >> thank you for your analysis. this comes as the war between hamas and israel continues. around 900,000 children are thought to be displaced in gaza, according to the charity save the children. gaza's youngest journalist is among them. since the start of the war she has been documenting her journey and the stories around her. our reporter has been speaking to he

the us was represented by the cia director william burns. officials of hamas were taking parts in the negotiations indirectly using. tar and egypt as intermediaries. the parties in cairo began their talks a cease fire plan put forward by hamas after the israely plan. broadly speaking, israel had proposed two-month cease fire. it said it would withdraw from all of the central cities of the gaza strip. in exchange, hamas would release israeli captives and female soldiers. israel will in turn release a limited number of palestinian prisoners. hamas presented a counterposal to the plan that was hammered out in paris, which generally speaking, involved the following: it envisaged a three-stage process over four and a half months, during the process, israel regime forces would gradually withdraw from gaza, israel captives would be released, and palestinian prisoners in occupied palestine, including those serving life sentences, would be freed. since the release of captives and prisoners is one of the more divisive issues, it's worth looking at how

the discussions are due to feature the head of the cia — william burns, his egyptian counterpart — abbasisrael's mossad chief david barnea, and qatar's prime minister — sheikh mohammed bin abdul rahman al thani. the meeting is happening as israeli forces prepare to launch a ground offensive against hamas in rafah. earlier, us presidentjoe biden said the displaced palestinians were exposed and vulnerable, and called for their protection. there are some live pictures of a tent camp in rafah where many gazans are displaced. more than a million people are sheltering in the overcrowded city. in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in cairo where those talks are expected to take place. but first, let's hear what our correspondent injerusalem, barbara plett usher, told us about israeli preparations for a ground offensive in rafah. there aren't any visible preparations. the israeli discussion is that it will go ahead, because they say they have to do that to win they say they have to do that to win the war, to defeat the final hamas talents that are in rafah, as they say. they don't want t

for a six-week pause in fighting as part of a new hostage deal, and he's sending cia director william burns back to cairo today to continue the negotiations. meanwhile we're getting a better look at the daring raid to rescue two hostages in the southern city of gaza. ian lee joins us. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. over the past few months, we've seen most of gaza's population flee to the southern part of the territory along the egyptian border, but there are growing concerns about their fate as israeli troops push south. a warning as it threatens to invade the southern gaza city of rafah. >> major military operation in rafah. it should not proceed without a credible plan for ensuring the safety and support of more than 1 million people sheltering there. >> we cannot afford an israeli attack on rafah. it is certain to produce another humanitarian catastrophe. >> reporter: over a million displaced palestinians fled to rafah to escape strikes in hamas over the past four months. israelis say hamas fighters are also there and they want to destroy them. they've called on the u.n. to help

learned is from the israeli side so far is that shin bet and mossad heads are expected in cairo and william burnscia chief plus a top spy official from qatar and the chief of a spy agency in egypt. they should be meeting in cairo today, as per reports, because so far no egyptian confirmation that these teams are already in cairo. all we have got is from western media that the four member teams are going to meet in cairo for a possible discussion on how to get back to the negotiation table in regarding the, like, a truce or a pause between israel and the hamas. and when they discus this pause, from what we've been hearing, give us an idea of how long a pause it might be and what the stumbling blocks are at this stage? no—one can expect how long will it take for the negotiations in cairo. but what we are sure that the teams from israel has already been to cairo and both sides are willing — israel and hamas are willing to come to cairo. israel have said that they are going to do their best to get the hostages back, whatever the means is, including the discussing, like both with hamas, and hamas, in

reminding us that austin, secretary of state anthony blincan, cia director william burns, chairman therael was reporting about this front now ladies and gents let us move to social media expose. well western and zionist media were able to run from the responsibility of truthfully reporting about the reality on the ground in south lebanon, facing the resistance of the lebanese resistance hisbullah, but they were not able to hide from social media users who opted to expose their lines and in specific the concealment of damage caused by the strikes of the resistance in northern palestine in specific. now with us today is our own social media expert miss sima itayim who is also an editor at the cradle to showcase how social media reacted to the lies of western and zionist media. the floor. is all yoursima. thank you mara. well, regarding the zinast strike that took place last week, just 30 km away from the lebanese capital beirot inside the southern lebanon, in the town of grazie. users on social media were split between those who condemned this blatant attack a a residential area, a priva

in the middle east. reminding us that austin, secretary of state anthony blinken, cia director, william burnsesident joe biden himself all flown to the region in hopes of tamping down the flames of war. well, thank you very much, miss julia qasim for being with us and telling us about how mainstream media, whether in the west or in ziness israel was reporting about this front. now ladies and gents, let us move to social media expose. well, western and zionist media were able to run from the responsibility of truthfully reporting about the reality on the ground in south lebanon, facing the resistance of the lebanese resistance hisbullah, but they were not able to hide from social media users who opted to expose their lines, and in specific the concealment of damage caused by the strikes of. the resistance in northern palestine in specific. now with us today is our own social media expert miss sima iitayim who is also an editor at the cradle to showcase how social media reacted to the lies of western and zionist media. the floor is all yours. sima. thank you mara. well regarding the zinast stri

president biden sending cia director william burns to egypt to work on negotiating a deal. >> you don't know how many are still alive. the anguish that their families are enduring week after week, month after month, is unimaginable. >> reporter: the president met with the king of jordan monday. he's calling for a cease-fire. >> we cannot stand by and let this continue. we need a lasting cease-fire now. this war must end. >> reporter: the u.s. urging israel to change its military tactics in gaza and protect civilians. the palestinian health ministry says more than 28,000 people have been killed in gaza since the war began. in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. >>> as we discover black heritage in our communities this february, we head to the east bay for some authentic dominican cuisine. it is a restaurant that started as a vegetarian restaurant, which only really came into its own when the owner and chef went back to his roots. oakland's alamar is celebrating ten years of serving up cuisine in oakland, now adding caribbean flavors. we talked with the owner and chef, nelson german, abou

with the leadership of the congress the further support of ukraine, and the director of the cia william burnsted that it is strategically important for the united states of america to continue supporting ukraine against the background of russia '. aggression, i will quote william berntz, who in an interview said literally the following: "maintaining the flow of weapons will strengthen ukraine's position if there will be an opportunity for serious negotiations. this gives a chance to ensure a long-term victory for ukraine and a strategic loss for russia. ukraine could protect its sovereignty and recover, while russia would have to bear the constant costs of putin's stupidity. for the united states to withdraw from the conflict at this moment and stop supporting ukraine would be an own goal of a historic scale. ms. iryna, will this not be the own goal that cir director william burst is talking about. because we see the development events in the united states of america , well, it simply pushes us to not even the tenth position, probably to the 20th or 30th, because there is texas, there is trum

and this comes on the heels of information that former c i a director william burns, paid a secret visit to ukraine on thursday and was hurriedly reassuring ukrainian officials that american aid would come through. they would get the aid that was promised. however, not all of them found his words to be so reassuring. the question that some of you creating intelligence officers are now asking their american counterparts as republicans in the house where you were the to caught of billions of dollars in a is one of the see i will abandon them. it happening. it's getting some before and now it's going to happen in ukraine as soon as your credit officer set, the acting us deputy secretary of state victor. a new one said that she has strong confidence that the aid package will be passed despite the disagreements in congress between republicans, democrats, monitor republicans and others. we have to remember that the bulk of this money is going right back into the us economy to mix those weapons, including good paying jobs is in some 40 states across the united states. so that's the beginning of

but at the same time mr william burns in egypt today in order to activate and push for the deal betweenhe israeli and hamas in order to end fighting for six weeks and releasing the hostages, it might pave the way for a negotiation and an end of the war. it is like this to biden trying to work hard for that so he heads —— sends the head of the cia to push for that. and there is fear inside rafah and eyewitnesses from rafah say they are afraid when they are sleeping, and how can they move, where do you go? there is nowhere safe in gaza. northern gazais nowhere safe in gaza. northern gaza is almost destroyed, so they have to go where they can be protected and find their needs. a, be protected and find their needs. �* .., . be protected and find their needs. �* u, . ., needs. a concerning time for --eole needs. a concerning time for peeple there- _ we can now cross live and speak to ian parmeter, a research scholar at the australian national university and former australian ambassador to lebanon. what are the implications of this much anticipated offensive in rafah? i think there are severa

interesting and i have to say that william burns is a smart guy, so here’s an article in which he statedsant fact for washington, america’s superiority lost. let's read it. as president joe biden has said repeatedly, today the united states is experiencing one of those rare moments as momentous as the beginning of the cold war. period after september 11, 2001 . the rise of china and russian revanchism pose serious geopolitical challenges in a world of intense strategic competition in which the united states no longer enjoys undisputed primacy. they no longer have undisputed primacy. for a long time the states maintained their undeniable primacy, remember, there are two sources and two components of the undisputed primacy of the united states. the first part is the dollar, of course, the second part is of course. there are two institutions through which the american empire exercises global hegemonic power, the united states dollar and the united states army. now both of these points are in question. in recent years, we have seen price inflation for basic necessities and a serious decline

master new connections, you know, yulia konstantinovna, you have the full support of cia director william burnsut expresses it in these words: the united states has lost its undeniable supremacy in the world due to the rise . the state helped us survive and will continue to help thanks to the alliance with russia, which is certainly on the international stage, it is a more authoritative entity, and has great connections, this helps belarus promote its interests in the foreign policy arena, russia helps us to join these unions, which are also beneficial for us, but we must understand that this is also our sovereign choice. the union state of belarus and russia is, first of all, an instrument for the implementation of the sovereignty of both belarus and russia, we see this from the agenda that was, this agenda is not about the past, this is an agenda about electronics, about space, about mutual defense and security, but fundamental modernization, not just of farms, but of societies. it doesn’t work out because there are many centers, including within eurasia union the state is the same center, i

advancing and we need to help ukraine, by the way, the director of the us central intelligence agency, william burnswas also present at this meeting yesterday, and he just told the people present there that russia has... certain advances on the battlefield, and precisely because of delays by congress, the unblocking of financial and military aid to ukraine. and by the way, it is also interesting, i found information that in the american media this group that met yesterday, well, not including joe biden, was named big four. well, now god give the big four some sense to finally unlock the help. it should be avoided. rhetoric that could only lead to further inflaming the tense situation surrounding the russian war in ukraine. this was stated by the official representative of the secretary general of the united nations, stefan duzharic, during the briefing. this is how he commented on the statement made the day before yesterday by the president of france , emmanuel macron, that it should not be ruled out that at some point the countries of the west may to send their military to ukraine. mr. dujarric. al

let me ask you about the ca, chief william burns, who of course, earlier this week was in egypt as these seas for negotiation. those were reported in taking place there. but now we understand he's in israel, who is the meeting and why is he there? and this was quite a surprise visit on announced by this c i a director bill burns after he was in cairo, actually meeting with these really delegation, the parts of the prime minister, egyptian mediators, and others to try and come up with a deal to secure the release of captives and a pause, and a pause in the fighting in the war. but these really delegation had come back early . these really prime minister said that he had sent them there merely to listen and that they did not have the intention of making a deal of the prime minister said had masses demands were, quote, delusional. and he actually denied the delegation. going back to the negotiations for a 2nd day in cairo. this is something that upset a lot of members of israel's war cabinet because they were not consulted by this. so bill burns will meet with these really prime minister to

the head of the cia, william burns, recently visited kiev.he visit was secret, but the same new york times reported on it. the trip was the tenth in 2 years. this time , according to the newspaper, the goal was to convince kiev of washington's continued support, despite problems with... what is this topic? fica makes only hints; for example, he said that under no circumstances would he allow direct participation of the slovak military in the conflict in ukraine. vladimir putin held a meeting in the kremlin today with the head of koracava circassia, rashid timrezov, and discussed the socio-economic indicators of the republic. the volume of industrial production is quite modest, let’s say satisfactory. is growing, agricultural products are produced in larger volumes, unemployment is decreasing, well, it has dropped noticeably, yes, to 5%, it is still of course two times, well, one and a half times more than the national average, but still it has decreased almost twice , this is also a noticeable point, but nevertheless there are issues that req

of america to continue supporting ukraine against the background of russian aggression, quoting william burns, who in an interview said literally the following: "maintaining the flow of arms will strengthen ukraine's position if the opportunity for serious negotiations arises. this offers a chance to ensure a long-term win for ukraine and a strategic loss for russia. ukraine could defend its sovereignty and recover when russia has to... constant spending because of putin's stupidity, stupidity. for for the united states to withdraw from the conflict at this crucial moment and stop supporting ukraine would be an own goal of historic proportions. mrs. iryna , will there not be this own goal, which the director of the circus, william bertz, is talking about, because we see the development of events in the united states of america, well , it simply pushes us not even to the tenth position, probably to the 20th or 30th, because there is texas, there is trump, there are some other internal problems in the united states of america. well, indeed, the situation with the vote in the congress on providi

holding talks with senior is really egyptian and katara officials and the gyptian capital c i. chief william burns is at the meeting ends at ending the fighting and gaza and striking a deal to release the captives. israel's intelligence officials are also reportedly attending the talks. a delegation from how much has been in cairo since last week. i'm just not sure which is joining us from occupied easters, but i'm from your end. what are you hearing about? how likely are we to see some sort of deal? and it's still a little bit too early to tell exactly how close we are to a deal. but we do know that these really delegation does include the head of israel's most saw. that's the x journal security agency emission, but the internal security and intelligence agency. now these really prime minister has task them to go to cairo to see what the other side is bringing to the table. but remember these really? so i've said that they have multiple red lines. they are not willing to cross, they're not willing to release thousands of palestinian prisoners from is really jails. they are not willing to end the

the ca chief william burns was at that meeting to end the fighting and gaza and reach a deal. and releasing the captives, israel's intelligence officials are now said to be on their way back home. it's really media reporting that serious disagreements remain. let's see what more we can get on this with the else is. there is home the solutions, you're joining us live from occupied east jerusalem, and that is just past 10 pm local, where you are, what do we know of the wood? you know that there is no progress made on this deal. and in fact is really media is reporting that even before the delegation went to cairo, the deal they had presented to these really prime minister that was made by his no and security establishment was rejected by him. and that he merely sent them to cairo to listen and not to respond to whatever deal hand this has put on the table . it's very interesting because these really is had severe red lines before going into these negotiation. these really prime minister reiterating for weeks that they will not be a release of thousands of palestinian prisoners f

the director of the central intelligence agency was also present... administration of the usa, william burns, and he just told the people present there that russia has certain advances on the battlefield, and precisely because of the delay by congress, the unblocking of financial and military aid to ukraine. and by the way, it's also interesting, i found information that the group that met yesterday was not included in the american military. also joe biden was called the big four, oh well, now god give the big four some sense so they finally unblock the bailout. it is worth avoiding rhetoric that could only lead to further inflaming the tense situation surrounding the russian war in ukraine. this was stated by the official representative of the secretary general of the united nations, stefan duzharic, during the briefing. yes he is. commented on the statement made the day before yesterday by the president of france , emmanuel macron, that it should not be ruled out that at some point western countries may send their troops to ukraine. mr. dujarric also called such a statement an attempt to a

to extend nato beyond the borders of a unified germany wiki weeks released a table written by william burns, who was the ambassador of russia. now the head of the c, i a who said ukraine is a red line, essentially incorporating ukraine into nato is a private case. and it doesn't matter what your political perspective is. that is unacceptable to the russian people, i'm paraphrasing, and so that expansion of nato, up to russia's borders of the inability on the united states to intervene. 16 years, 2300000 gallons living in a concentration camp. these are we have to put these things in context, the massive expansion of the us military in the south china sea. these are all provocations and i, i fear that unless this expansionist policy, uh, that defines us militarism is not put under control. i think that is the engine that is driving so much of. 7 the instability, the global instability, i really think and, and there was no reason for the war and ukraine. i mean in fact, after a couple years of savage blood landing in which you crane hundreds of thousands of ukrainians are killed and wounded a

william burns is a current director of the c i it. he bought a cable in 2008 warning that ukraine for russia. it was a red line across the spectrum, whether it's put in or his liberal critics, because of ukraine's historical significance to russia, including having people inside your brain, millions of who are a family in russia to identify as ethnic russian. and that's why it was always crazy to try the dry ukraine into one camp. why not let it be neutral respect, and you have people in ukraine who hate russia fair enough to do people. and ukraine also want to be a part of russia. so the projects and the 2014 has been to integrate ukraine into the u. s. light order, and that's been catastrophic. let's say i wanna bring you is what i want you to spawn aaron. but also this fundamental question of doing, you see russia expanding even further and continuing this sort of power that we've seen since 2008? yes, russia will expand once, given the chance of this, nobody fight spots. if you praise stops twice and back rushing, fluids fine, and