of the cus okays, another $200000000.00 to crane with bite and reassuring zaleski not to lose hope at their white house meetings. meanwhile, both american politicians and public lose trust in cab also ahead the idea of blows out the un school in northern bozza where it claims to have discovered of mos infrastructure. as the palestinian health ministry says, the decimal and gaza has passed 18400 people. we hear from the palestine red crescent spokes person about the situation in multiple hospitals, hospitals in the city and the north of if you want out of service you to is there a lease targeting hospitals get attention to the seeing these images voice. now that's coming out to present every day. it's also effects an entire generation but might be i think you're nice because of these images guitar as prime minister warrens that an entire generation of arabs to turn on israel as a result of this brutal farming of gaza. the coming to you live for marquis international cities in moscow. welcome to the hour's top stories from all around. i'm here, elizabeth us president joe biden has annou

so the zaleski is obviously facing some opposition and the national security council spokesperson, john kirby also said that the us plans to allocate now only to military assistance packages to crane by the end of the year after which these funds will then be exhausted. do you think that the lensky expected this amount of help or do you think he was planning on a larger song? and what do you think will actually happen? and i honestly think zalinski wont live best uh, january. i think they will replace him uh with uh, uh, uh, probably a female parliamentary not a, not a general because they're all comfortable. they're all guilty of war crimes and they all need to be prosecuted in a uh tribunal, which i am confident rusher will conduct. i think the american politicians are trying to back out in trying to tie this off with a miniscule expenditure to at least say, well, we did our best and we'd given them, you know, a final closing dollar here and there. but the military potentiality of ukraine is gone. they have no hope and is present pollutant said when you have no military base when you

and so i think that keith is very worried, but as president vladimir zalesky points out in many uh, experts here in nato also understand if that's a threat to keep is also a threat to europe. if russia it wins in ukraine, it's not going to stop there. interesting insights there from the don't use terry show. thanks for your reporting and good to see you again. thank you. as you're watching the double, you can use a reminder of our top story. the gaza strip. thomas run health ministry. you said at least 50 people have been killed in his way the strikes this thursday in various locations across the territory. although i suspect that is one of the strengths in on eunice, on wednesday, which causes health ministries that killed at least 20 v. i made visible in phoenix down with the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for but we've got something for you and listening place of the mediterranean it's most is connex people of many of mazda and jeff bar up to korea to us.

louder message, maureen packed, the cus okays, another $200000000.00 to crane with bite and reassuring zaleski not to lose hope at their white house meetings. meanwhile, both american politicians and public lose trust and cab also ahead the idea of blows out the u. n. school in northern bozza where it claims to have discovered hold loss infrastructure. as the palestinian health ministry says, the desk to and gaza has passed 18400 people. we hear from the pal assigned red crescent. suppose the person about the situation in multiple hospitals.

well, this president zaleski is a man who no one of the side. i don't need the right. i need to be an issue back at the beginning of the war. and so if you, if you think ukrainians can be scared, by some way of uh, disagreements which uh came to to pablo. you know, we, we are not scared by russian rockets and trash and trips and of incidents here of, of key if there is nothing that can scare you pregnant and you know this, this is the reality of, of today. sometimes i think we're, we're, we're working 25 hours a day and the presidents lensky and generals illusion. e. c. charter. i said several times of it. let's just quickly come back to the general solution is comment the substance of it, which was ukraine and rush hour to sell me. do you agree or disagree? uh, we do not see a major advances of your crane and trips and what generals illusion. it also means that you agree that we have no major advances well defined, major events. yes. we in comparison with what we achieved, right? that sounds like a cell. me. well it's, it's my best tell mates for, for the moment, but

so that's why i think, but some uh, zaleski hasn't realized that there's a moment in which you know, he is outside is welcome and i think that's i think they put what happens in romania, george them. well a thank you for that always of fun chat. george is a writer and senior fellow at the global policy institute in london, author of the book called bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia. and make sure you check out his daily podcast with peter labelle, called the gaggle. find the one locals dot com, all right, that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m o, the they will have chevy. image shows, the patient unix, begonia fit the willingness, the couple of those. appreciate what are you doing your dose, but then you would just give them a one shot to the left of selling. so got you so so, so that's where you and them via them step is just the fluid. so in your components, the able to answer t

so that's why i think, but some uh, zaleski hasn't realized that there's a moment in which you know, he is out stages. welcome. and i think that's i think they put what happened in romania, george them. well, a thank you for that always of fun chat. george is a writer and senior fellow at the global policy institute in london, author of the book called bombs for peace, nato's humanitarian war. on yugoslavia and make sure you check out his daily podcast with peter labelle, called the gaggle. find the one locals dot com. all right, that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi. the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the . the 1st 3rd of the 19th century was marked by the aggressive expansion of the united states. the americans sought to seize as much territory for settlement as possible, ignoring the sovereignty of the neighboring states and the interests of the indigenous peoples in 1845, washington enough, the annexation of mexican texas and

so that's why i think, but some, uh, zaleski hasn't realize that there's a moment in which you know, he is outside is welcome. and i think that's i think, what happened in romania, george them. well a thank you for that. always a fun chat. george is a writer and senior fellow at the global policy institute in london, author of the book called bombs for peace. nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia and make sure you check out his daily pod cast with peter labelle, called the gaggle. find them on locals, dot com. all right, that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi. the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground can or is

so that's why i think, but some uh, zaleski hasn't realized that there's a moment in which you know, he is outside his welcome and i think that's i think what happened in romania, george saying, well a thank you for that. always a fun chat. george is a writer and senior fellow at the global policy institute in london, author of the book called bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia. and make sure you check out his daily pod cast with peter labelle, called the gaggle. find them on locals, dot com. all right, that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manella chance. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m o the show room. just don't have to shape out the application and engagement equals the trails. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the idea of like a maternity ward in the southern gauze, putting one child on looting. several of the dead bolt in the region as of august

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so that's why i think, but some, uh, zaleski hasn't realize that there's a moment in which you know, he is outside his welcome and i think that's i think what happened in romania, george, them. well, a thank you for that. always a fun chat. george is a writer and senior fellow at the global policy institute in london, author of the book called bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia. and make sure you check out his daily pod cast with peter labelle, called the gaggle. find them on locals, dot com. all right, that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the 1918, the countries of the west, one, the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign the humiliating harnesses of little girls of great britain and france. and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish

it's politically fractured and you mentioned democracy when democracy zaleski has, has banned religion, cheese and he's suspended political parties jail to his political opponents. and the mayor of p a is so frustrated that he's publicly spoken about zelinski corruption for leadership. so the country is being destroyed from inside and outside. um, honestly, to me and i don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing. i'm not rush it, i'm not ukrainian. but the russians seem to have bins restraint in the, in the way they've approached this whole thing they have. because in a traditional, more fighting scenario, now's the time to strike and take it completely off the map. and they're not doing that rush is not doing that. they've never wanted to do that. that's not part of newton's agenda. it's not part of the russian army is agenda, but they could, and the very fact that they could, after all of the money the west has poured in, after all of the, the global sanctions and all of the efforts that we've made to back up, this is not just a small loss, it's not a stalemate. this is a major th

i think that they're going to be looking in the west and also within your brain 1st cape, go and zaleski is the perfect man for that's it for that uh for that position. regarding the conflict in ukraine or russian armed forces have repelled a 5 attacks and the crass nearly my direction. the russian ministry of defense says that ukraine is lost up to $280.00 soldiers and 5 ahmed vehicles interest these latest battles. la senior correspondent is on location with mike, but talk a trimming nice sun dress, beginning to a russian the sold. this could well be described as the 1st of russia's winter, offensive inaction, where by multiple units combined, utilizing artillery aviation manage to attack, to suppress to p as in to overwhelm multiple ukrainian positions across kilometers kid and the force of creating the i forgot the valerie bush was spectacular, just to be honest. i've never seen anything like it, but they hit hard and accurately when i am the enemy was already the more likely to have shot as an act. my battalion drove no parade to see corrected artillery far as the salt began within

i just really feel sorry for zaleski is interpreter. can you imagine it tried to interpret the mumblings of joe biden, in some sort of a coherent sense? i speaking is that i can't understand him, but the problem is, he says he wanted to be a wartime president. that's what his strategist did not come up with is you can't be an economic president because by nomics is failing miserably. you can't be the border secure a present because that failed miserably. the energy presence. so now he's left to try and become the wartime president, and he is devoted to getting america into a war. and, and i will say this, the american people are about set up. we've given you the money to your grades. i know they're more than set up with any, any boots on the ground. what do you great at this point, or at any point in the near foreseeable future? well, i'm speaking about troops here. scott biden's mentioned the possibility, quote, american troops fighting russian troops. now, that seems to me or go, he but he assumes that russia will attack nato if ukrai

there's top of this could be the final aid package, where you crank zaleski, feel somewhat confident. here's what he's at. keep right. else planning on this, so i'm confident that the united states will not betray us. and all agreements with us will be fully implemented. so he's confident that the united states has his back, but the usa seems to be running out of money. and it's important to know that public opinion in the united states is not in favor of continued flow of weapons and funding to ukraine. 48 percent of americans say they don't think they, they think at this point, we spent too much money on ukraine. now. 27 percent say is the right amount, small 11 percent say not enough. and 14 percent just don't know. that's the least polling data among americans. a real lack of enthusiasm for support for ukraine. those numbers are much higher among republicans. they are among democrats, and at this point we handle the situation where the president united states fight and it was trying to secure this in a package. he responded that he's going to continue pushing. it was a package. it

i think that they're going to be looking in the west and also within ukraine for scape goat and zaleski is the perfect man for that's it for that, for that position on fine. if this, our wealthy individuals on corporations to pay for the home that cool thing, the planet itself, according to the un special rock latasha on climate, on human rights. the pope 28. he has the latest guest on coming underground, which you can watch in full throughout the day here on t, but also stay around because it's quick preview. now, the climate change represents of one of the most serious rides through here, manatees that we've ever faced. and it, and it's a, you know, it's already causing harm to many, hundreds of thousands of people that the rights to was a food shelter are all being affected by the impacts of climate change. and yet, of course we have the richest in the world, say the washington post owner amazons you haven't been as well as talking green like other all the gods. but with a half a $1000000.00 york's that need super time, because for dorking and it made $7000.00 tons of common a year.

ship as president biden's more concerned about trying to maintain some kind of a presentable face to zaleski why, to the extent that he is on for think of faith is tied to that. if that ends, and so the problem is that we are not even in 2024 yet. and the situation is almost impossible now to maintain a narrative is almost impossible to maintain. the new york times actually published a piece on the day that ends keywords in town. uh, basically implying that of the territories that rush 2nd falls off wherever last. yeah, yes, but that was that's a strange thing. is that the ukranian president, that is it, it would stop by as fox news, i came in a rush. i'd made no, as long as it's over the last year, which we know is, is $520.00 incorrect. is this just an attempt to, to raise neural to give the american people what they want to hear. despite the detachment from y'all as a a way it's actually more dire than this. i think uh is it as is uh, being uncertain and suckled by sharks at home. i mean, basically all these sponsors on now turning away from him, not because of the necessary to get died o

yours were able to vote to open membership, talks with keep your brains, president followed arrears. zaleski has described the decision as a victory for his country and all of europe. this is indeed only news, live from berlin up. next is a junior was the, the news africa 8 organizations are warning of hunger catastrophe. and some don, as a result that is a prolonged conflict in the united nations. now describe it as a forgotten and starch a valid e. w has gained exclusive access to the south of the country into the rebels controlled, knew by mountain. people are thinking shelter there, despite all the dangers that are more next on the the you news africa. make sure to stick around really to, i'll be back before headlines at the top of the next hour until then. thank you so much for your company. the, the, the, the new will tell here. we are happy, the box was a story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the sales force and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa. next, on d w. one small step for

but if you've had about, you know, 3 or $400000.00 for that, i just really feel sorry for zaleski is interpreter. can you imagine? i tried to interpret the mumblings of joe biden, in some sort of incoherent sense. i speaking, i said, i can't understand him, but the problem is, he says he wanted to be a wartime president. that's what his strategist to now come up with is you can't be an economic president because by nomics is failing miserably. you can't be the border secure a present because that failed miserably. the energy presence. so now he's left to try and become the wartime president, and he is devoted to the america into a war. and, and i will say this, the american people are about set up with giving any money to you. praise. i know they're more than set up with any, any boots on the ground. what do you great at this point, or at any point in the near foreseeable future? well, i'm speaking about troops here. scott biden's mentioned the possibility, quote, american troops fighting russian troops. now, that seems to me or go, he but he assumes that russia will attack nato if u

so what did zalesky focus on instead, and his appeal to the world, he addressed this meeting of european leaders on thursday and said, quote, people in the europe will not understand. if putins satisfied, smile becomes the reward for the outcome of this meeting in brussels, in the case of ukraine not getting what was so zelinski was demanding and engagement to make his ex jealous. basically, if you don't marry me that my x will just be so happy or you know, maybe the x is just happy because you're high maintenance is now a problem for someone else is wallet. so this could even play the whole you risk be training face in europe cards like if you don't fall through on your engagement promise to me, then everyone else will just think that you're a massive douchebags and he probably won't get a dates. it all just sounds like the foundation for our wonderful, totally not toxic relationship. all earlier we spoke with senior research fellow at the global policy institute, george samuel a. he says, hungary is trying to find the middle ground with you members, but has its own position on the matt

one of them is zaleski described it as the largest attack this year with $158.00. missiles fired. he says, most of them will shut down by a defenses. i said vague has lost some keys. there was several strikes that took place across steve this morning. the man of thieves, vitalia cuz this co said that the defense had been and not sending back woken up by the side of explosions of those sites in his also the defenses targeting some of those missiles and drones now where i currently have to and just just so i just building those hits and if i could just show you some of the damage that's been done this, the fire ongoing and flushing teams, i've tried to track of that. but here you can see the fragments of those missiles that we've been speaking to. some of the experts investigators here this morning, what they've told us is that dismissal as they can read that dismissal as was made in may of this year. so these are new me solve the russians are using, but they have been done an injury. and those figures are currently being updated, but as i said, they have been several sites across t