now the u. s. department of defense has announced a new u. f o a task force. the new group comes after the intelligence community admitted there were a series of unexplained aerial phenomena sightings by the military earlier this year. well, let's check in now with alan fisher. he joins us from washington, dc. i am the government appears to be taking these u. f. o sightings very seriously indeed. so there is presumed to be some kind of defense component here. well, this new group will be called the airborne object identification and management synchronization group. catchy, isn't it. but it acknowledges the fact that the ministry of defense thinks that there is something there that is worth investigating. we had the report on june, they said there were a number of incidents that couldn't easily be explained. they couldn't say that they were you a horse and they couldn't say that they weren't new efforts. and most of those reports had come in from navy pilots. so what this is going to do is know, look at these reports as they come in. they will be streamlined b

s. department of defense says it's confirmed for civilian death. those are the headlines on al jazeera inside story is coming up next by, by news news. news. news. the cop 26 summit in glasgow revealed huge global divides on tackling climate change. scientists say the pledges to cut emissions and preserve our planet don't go far enough. so what's been achieved? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program, my mamma, jim jones, the you in comp 26 summit in glasgow was called our last chance to combat the climate crisis. representatives from nearly 200 countries spent the past 2 weeks debating how to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius from pre industrial levels. negotiations went past fridays deadline, delegates disagreed on the wording of the final agreement. contentious issues include phasing out fossil fuel subsidies and funding for developing nations to adapt to values. foreign minister even delivered and address knee deep and sea water to show how low lying pacific island nations are sinking. as sea levels rise will bring

s. department of defense as it confirmed for the civilian deaths. nepal has some of the heaviest rainfall in the world, but longer dry spells are causing a serious drinking water shortage. and now farmers are coming up with simple but effective ways to harness the rain during the monsoon. season day mr. avi has more from central nepal. nepal has always been one of the rainiest countries in the world, giving it lush, green, rolling foothills, the hallmark of the himalayas. it's certainly not the kind of place you might think is suffering a water security crisis. did he used to be low intensity, long do this, and then for now, did you have any high interest? he didn't fall in and that will not go inside the around. that is go full is i don't know that when you have less the storage ground water, it only rains for part of the year and the pulse terrain can turn baron quickly. but just outside cut, monteux routinely ranked is one of the most polluted cities in the world is a regeneration success story. this thriving forest wasn't here 2 decades ago. now, scientists use it to study how best to

s. department of defense says it's confirmed for civilian debts. more news coming up at the top of the hour right here on al jazeera, but up next is talk to al jazeera bye bye ah, knowledge is 0. with oh, with the early 2, thousands represented the beginning of a golden age for left wing movements across latin america. one 3rd of the regions population. that's roughly $600000000.00 people live in extreme poverty, a less than $2.00 a day. according to the u. n. many in latin america wanted regime change. venezuela voted for hugo chavez in 2002. in argentina, mr. kirchner became president in 2003. the same year union leader lou leather cba was voted into power in brazil. in bolivia, indigenous liter able mod. onyx became president in 2006, and a year later, ecuador elected prof. i have korea, they all had something in common. they saw fidel castro's government in cuba as a role model and criticize what they called the imperialist policies of the us in the region. korea ended his term in 2017 and moved to belgium. a year later, a judge in ecuador orde

s. department of defense confirmed for civilian deaths. those the headlines and news continues here on al jazeera after our 0. well, the news ah ah. in mid 2020, a mobile phone belonging to al jazeera arabic was hacked over the next few months, working with an organization called citizen lap. the team from al jazeera, unpicked, an extraordinary story of some of the most advanced spyware in the world. and how it's used, not least on al jazeera, as journalists with the click of a button. you can bring down nations to their news very rapidly if you so desire. and if you're willing to take the room, because every system can be that israel manufacturers pegasus. some of the most advanced spyware in the world. it 1st came to attention in 2016. since then, various governments have bought the spyware for their own use. questions today, ah, how does pegasus work? who is using it? and who are its victims? well, it's very little in the actual detail behind pegasus spyware. the code, the malicious code that was used, that's very, very difficult to fin

s. department of defense says it confirmed for civilian deaths. thousands of people have rallied in thailand to demand a new constitution and royal reform there opposing a court ruling that builds any call for reform as an attempt to overthrow all the monarchy, the ruling res, concerns that activist could face charges of treason. 3 prominent figures in the nearly 18 month long protest movement had made speeches about reforming the monarchy. in hong kong, dozens of pro democracy activists are set to appear in court this month charged with conspiracy to commit subversion. the arrest came after china introduce a sweeping national security law in response to protests in 2019 florence way looks at what impact it's having on politics in hong kong. the tisha ones, 1st foray into politics, was also her last. she was elected as a district counselor in hong kong in 2019, but resigned earlier this year. there already, no room and old space and insight within the institution that we could try for when the government controlling the rice at who can be elected or not. this is already a fairy. and just as

now the u. s. department of defense has announced a new u. f o task force. the new group comes after the intelligence community admitted there was a series of unexplained aerial phenomena sightings by the military earlier this year. and that's checking now with patrick hall and she joins us from washington. d . c. patty, it does seem like the government's taking these u. f. o sightings very seriously. is that potentially a defense component potentially and that's what the department of defense is saying is that they need to make sure the airspace is safe. so this all goes back to those videos. we've seen most of them take you by military pilots, had a grainy on their radar and you see these objects far from the distance, weirdly shaped fly in ways that don't seem possible that it speeds it don't seem possible. so back in june, the department of defense released some of those videos and said they were to come up with the task force to look into this because they looked into what i'd identified fire objects and came back out and said yes, still identified. we

s. department of defense as it confirmed just for civilian deaths. hackers have st. tens of thousands of fake messages after compromising an f. b. i server, the males warned of a possible cyber attack and a pete to come from a legitimate f b i. e mail address. it's still not knowing how the messages were able to be sent using the bureaus i. t infrastructure dozens of pro democracy activists in hong kong. i said to appear in court this month, charged with conspiracy to commit subversion. i. others are already waiting for verdicts, including jimmy ly, the well known founder of the apple daily newspaper. the arrest came after china introduced a sweeping national security law in response to those protests in 2019 florence louis looks at what impact this is all having on the politics in hong kong. the tisha was 1st foray into politics was also her last. she was elected as a district counsellor in hong kong in 2019, but resigned earlier this year. that already no rule and no space within the institution that we could try for when the government controlling their rights. that who can be like

now the u. s. department of defense has announced a new u. f o, a task force. the new group comes after the intelligence community admitted there were a series of unexplained aerial phenomena sightings by the military earlier this year when it speak now with alan fisher. he joins us from washington, d. c. allen. the government, as we've been saying, is taking these sightings very seriously. is there potentially a defense component here? all this new group has called the airborne object identification and management. it's synchronization group is not a catchy title, but i'll do exactly what it says on the turn. it's all about gathering the information in the past. the idea of u. f was, was considered very much a fringe issue. and if you went in and said, i think i saw you have 4, you'd be met with nodding heads and rolling eyes. this acknowledges on behalf of the u. s. government that there is something there to investigate now the commission to report and to the possibility of you air force that was published back in the summer. they had about a $144.00 site. t

s. department of defense as it could confirmed for civilian debts. schools in india's capital will close for a week because the city attempts to deal with a blanket of toxic smog. india, top court has told the government to implement an emergency plan to tackle new delhi is poor air quality. public employees will be required to work from home. all construction work will cease for 4 days. more news at the top of the hour up next is inside story. by, from the al jazeera london broke up fantastic to people in football conversation. we were 1st to ratio blackberry people and we had to really find our way with no hope and no limitation. the world is a much smaller place. we do better to get away with these regional boundaries, film direct, thank you. in to tell me things come right back in even what right? the biggest weapon they have is making off invisible. here be unscripted. coming soon on out to thera the cop 26 summit in glasgow revealed huge global divides on tackling climate change. scientists say the pledges to cut emissions and preserve our plan

s. department of defense as it confirmed for civilian deaths. chris in salome has more details from new york. us central command is defending the 2019 air strikes in syria that killed up to 80 people as quote, legitimate self defense. special operations unit was targeting iso when it dropped to bombs near the city of bog, who's a new york times report alleges that up to 64 women and children were killed in that attack, making it a possible war crime. but the us said in a statement that appropriate steps were taken to rule out the presence of civilians, and that while the war is the loss of innocent life, there was evidence that multiple women and at least one child were carrying weapons, making them legitimate targets. the defense department did launch and inquiry into the incident according to the new york times, but the bombing itself was ultimately stripped from that report and no independent investigation was ever launched. again, the united states insisting that this attack was justified. argentinians are heading to the polls for mid term e

s. department of defense as a confirmed for civilian deaths. christian salumi has more from new york us central command is defending the 2019 air strikes in syria that killed up to 80 people as quote, legitimate self defense. special operations unit was targeting iso when it dropped to bombs near the city of bog, who's a new york times report alleges that up to 64 women and children were killed in that attack, making it a possible war crime. but the us said in a statement that appropriate steps were taken to rule out the presence of civilians, and that while it boards the loss of innocent life, there was evidence that multiple women and at least one child were carrying weapons, making them legitimate targets. the defense department did launch and inquiry into the incident according to the new york times, but the bombing itself was ultimately stripped from that report and no independent investigation was ever launched. again, the united states insisting that this attack was justified benevolence as back under a kernel is locked down as is infections rise, the partial shut down is expe

s. defense department admits 28000 to eligible citizens haven't received visas to get out of the country, and less than 9000 of them have been evacuated. the pentagon added that there are also more than 400 us citizens, still stuck in afghanistan, a significantly higher number than previously officially stated. the pentagon just gave us another excuse towards their catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan. look, if they were really concerned about the people that work with the united states and the people left behind, they would have had a plan in that plan would have been to remove everything, all the data, all the photos, every possible lead to these people. months before the withdrawal to try to leave the american people to believe that the taliban did already have all this information is ludicrous the bite administration really messed this thing up. it's created a problem with our allies. a problem with people that may not necessarily be allies of the united states, but at the same time, they usually respect us the uh, way that the american plan was executed by the white house. certa

at a briefing here at the pentagon, the spokesman for the department of defense, john kirby, was asked about these allegations for moran. and he, in no uncertain terms, completely denied it. he didn't leave himself any wiggle room calling these claims ridiculous. i've seen iranian claims. they are absolutely totally false and untrue . there was no such effort by us naval assets to seize anything with this refers to his back on the 24th of october. u. s. navy acids did monitor iranian forces, illegally boarding and seizing a merchant vessel and international waters in the gulf of rome. on united states. 5th fleet, directed to ships scenario assets to closely monitor that situation at no time. were us forces attempting to retake or otherwise engage in the situations. situation where you acted completely in accordance with the law. so it's a bogus claim. now kirby said that the us was monitoring the situation. they said 2 ships which appear to be destroyers and aerial assets. the big question is going to be just how close those small boats were allowed to get to a navy destroyer ever sinc

s. state department from condemning the test. rushes dangerous and irresponsible behavior jeopardizes the long term sustainability of our outer space and clearly demonstrates that russia's claims of opposing the weapons and weapon ization of space are disingenuous and hypocritical . according to the state department of russia, weapons test created more than 1500 pieces of space junk debris created by the missile, which now threatens the crew, aboard the international space station, forcing them to seek shelter in their docked capsules, disrupting their work. this is something that before the test, we had raised repeatedly with senior officials in moscow to underscore the irresponsibility that such a maneuver would entail for the international community. meantime, russia has stated the u. s. has had its own types of weapon tests in outer space. in ton the pentagon post before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. now the u. s. space command says that it's tracki

of trying to capture the tank. counting at soil in the gulf of m on the u. s. denies the claim. back to go ahead and mon, out from the pentagon. at a briefing here at the pentagon, the spokesman for the department of defense, john kirby, was asked about these allegations from iran, and he, in no uncertain terms, completely denied it. he didn't leave himself any wiggle room calling these claims ridiculous. i've seen iranian claims, they are absolutely totally false and untrue. there was no such effort by us naval assets to seize anything with this refers to is back on the 24th of october u. s. navy assets did monitor iranian forces, illegally boarding and seizing a merchant vessel and international waters in the gulf of rome. on united states. 5th fleet directed to ship scenario assets to closely monitor that situation at no time where u. s. forces attempting to retake or otherwise engage in the situations situation where you acted, complete in accordance with the law. so it's a bogus claim. now kirby said that the u. s. was monitoring the situation that they sent to ships which

this is in the gulf of oman, that the u. s. denies the claim. well, patty calhoun has more now on this from the pentagon. at a briefing here at the pentagon, the spokesman for the department of defense, john kirby was asked about these allegations from iran and he, in no uncertain terms, completely denied it. he didn't leave himself any wiggle room calling these claims ridiculous. i've seen iranian claims, they are absolutely totally false and untrue. there was no such effort by us naval assets to seize anything. what this refers to is back on the 24th of october, u. s. navy assets did monitor iranian forces, illegally boarding and seizing a merchant vessel and international waters in the gulf of oman. united states, 5th fleet, directed to ships scenario assets to closely monitor that situation at no time. were us forces attempting to retake or otherwise engage in the situations situation where you acted completely in accordance with the law. so it's a bogus claim. now kirby said that the u. s. was monitoring the situation. they said 2 ships whi

s. state department from condemning the test. rushes dangerous and irresponsible behavior jeopardizes the long term sustainability of our outer space and clearly demonstrates that russia's claims of opposing the weapons and weapon ization of space are disingenuous and hypocritical . according to the state department of russia, weapons test created more than 1500 pieces of space junk debris created by the missile, which now threatens the crew, aboard the international space station, forcing them to seek shelter in their docked capsules, disrupting their work. this is something that before the test, we had raised repeatedly with senior officials in moscow to underscore the irresponsibility that such a maneuver would entail for the international community. meantime, russia has stated the u. s. has had its own types of weapon tests in outer space, in ton to pentagon post before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the lay to strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. now the u. s. space command says that has tracking

the justice department of supports and defense, the 1st amendment right of parents to complain as vociferously as they wish. i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriot act would be used in the circumstances of parents complaining about their children. nor can i imagine a circumstance where they would be labeled as domestic terrorism. now, in his testimony, attorney general merit garland defended the memo. he said that he had received from the national school board association, a call concerning the safety of school board members in response to some of the threats that were leveled against school boards around the country by parents saw. and in response to that, this memo was created out, it was necessary to step in and protect the safety of school board members. however, we have many republicans, we're stepping up and questioning the priorities of the f. b. i am asking if they should really be treating parents who complain about school curriculum and other issues like potential terrorists in an egregious abuse of power with the potential to unfairly track americans activities. prese

s. attorney general testified before congress that he had done no such thing, the justice department of support and defense, the 1st amendment right of parents to complain as vociferously as they wish. i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriot act would be used in the circumstances of parents complaining about their children. nor can i imagine a circumstance where they would be labeled as domestic terrorism. now, in his testimony, attorney general merrick garland defended the memo. he said that he had received from the national school board association, a call concerning the safety of school board members in response to some of the threats that were leveled against school boards around the country by parents. so, and in response to that, this memo was created, our that was necessary to step in and protect the safety of school board members. however, we have many republicans, we're stepping up and questioning the priorities of the f, b i and asking if they should really be treating parents who complain about school curriculum and other issues like potential terrorists in a

the justice department of supports and defense, the 1st amendment right of parents to complain as vociferously as they wish. i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriot act would be used in the circumstances of parents complaining about their children. nor can i imagine a circumstance where they would be labeled as domestic terrorism. now, in his testimony, attorney general merit garland defended the memo. he said that he had received from the national school board association, a call concerning the safety of school board members in response to some of the threat saw that were leveled against school boards around the country by parents. and in response to that, this memo was created that was necessary to step in and protect the safety of school board members. however, we have many republicans, we're stepping up and questioning the priorities of the f, b i and asking if they should really be treating parents who complain about school curriculum and other issues like potential terrorists in an agree just abuse of power with the potential to unfairly track americans activities present b

the justice department of supports and defense, the 1st amendment right of parents to complain as vociferously as they wish. i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriot act would be used in the circumstances of parents complaining about their children. nor can i imagine a circumstance where they would be labeled as domestic terrorism. now, in his testimony, attorney general merit garland defended the memo. he said that he had received from the national school board association, a call concerning the safety of school board members in response to some of the threats that were leveled against school boards around the country by parents. so, and in response to that, i am in response to that that this memo was created are that was necessary to step in and protect the safety of school board members. however, we have many republicans were stepping up and questioning the priorities of the f. b. i and asking if they should really be treating parents who complain about school curriculum and other issues like potential terrorists in an agree just abuse of power with the potential to unfairly tr

s. defense department probe has found no misconduct or negligence in the mistake and us drone strike on cobble earlier this year. the strike left 10 civilians dead, including 7 children. the investigation that found no violation of law including the law of war, did find execution errors confirmed by confir may or a combined with confirmation bias and communication break. the breakdowns that regrettably led to a civilian casualties. carol, senior correspondent august, they have sit with me in the studio across all this mariah with the, the final act of violence from us forces during that chaotic pull out and 20 difficult years. but no one's at fault. well, that is what essentially the pentagon is saying that their own investigation has found them not guilty. what they have said is that as we heard execution and error as well as communication breakdowns and the other big things are, what are, what are to blame and all of that so they can get away with without pinning the blame on anyone. in particular, the full report is, is redacted and classified for security reasons. they say, never

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up doing well whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt. but the us to state the us state department almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the i assess washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent, an anti satellite missile ag

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accused the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up thing? well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt. but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department, almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the ice. s. washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent, an anti satellite m

the newspaper says it happened near the town of burgers in 2019, during the fight against iso, the department of defense, as it confirmed for civilian deaths and 16 i sold fighters. police have used tig asked to break up protests in democratic republic of congo, thousands their mounts against the appointment of a new electoral commissioner, which church leaders and lights group say was illegal. demonstrators believe that president felix just acadie is a tightening his grip on power. while those are the headlines, i'll have an update for you here on al jazeera, after at fault lines, to stay with us. for tens of thousands of children were born into or lived under the i school regime and iraq and syria. now, many are in camps. you the orphans all with that, we don't, mothers, rejected by their own communities. she could be like, people are going well from the mouth about, of course, mom. and you documentary, his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at iraq's last generation on al jazeera. ah, we have no more time to wait. where on fire were covered in a blanket of s

s t a department called on the e u to boost its military autonomy by raising defense spending. state department council director lay says that sim, washington's own interest. we want a stronger europe. it's in america's interest for europe to be more capable militarily. it's important to get out to the theoretical realm, the think tank, realm, strategical, tommy, and to talk about pragmatic, practical solutions. what shall i added that european defense ministers of long pledge to spend more on weapons, but that so far they've always been blocked when they go back to parliament and governments for approval. and he also offered washington's expertise on what kind of capabilities member state should focus on. but a political analyst told us that its main interest in wanting all this is to sell more american weapons to allies. a lot of cracks within the nato alliance. and we can mentioned, we're chicky, entranced with the glock recently about with the u. s. did by stabbing france in the back and thinking over of 52 in your budget. a france to people in france are saying, but we're a majo

s. state department has called on the e u to boost it's military autonomy by raising defense spending. state department counselor, derek turley says that sim, washington's own interest. we want a stronger europe. it's in america's interest for europe to be more capable. militarily. it's important to get out to the theoretical realm, the think tank rome, strategical ptolemy, and to talk about pragmatic, practical solutions. or to la, added the european defense ministers of long pledge to spend more on weapons, but that so far they've always been blocked when they go back to their parliament and governments for approval. and we also offer washington's expertise on what kind of capabilities the member states should focus on. get some more on this now it's not political analysts, nicholas markovich, welcome back to r t. now nicholas acidic might say that washington would like a you members to spend more on their defense because then that have more cash to go shopping for american weapons. is that a bit too cynical to think? no, i think that the bottom line or what's coming out of this sta

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up doing well whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt. but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the i assessed washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent, an anti satellite mi

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who try to accused the russian federation of crating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up thing? well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt, but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department, almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the i assess washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent, an anti satellite mis

the justice department of support and defense, the 1st amendment right of parents to complain as vociferously as they wish. i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriot act would be used in the circumstances of parents complaining about their children, nor can i imagine a circumstance where they would be labeled as domestic terrorism. now the attorney general defended the memo, saying that this came after the f. b. i was approached by the national association of school boards who said that they were concerned and they felt that what was going on at school board meetings across the country was similar. and could escalate to terrorism. now republicans have stepped up and asked about the api i's priority. why is the f b i targeting parents who are complaining at school board meetings? i had some harsh responses from conservatives in an agree, just abuse of power with the potential to unfairly track americans activities. prison biden's department of justice is using f. b. i criminal and counter terrorism resources to target parents. when multiple u. s. gymnast were sexually assaulted by

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up thing? well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt, but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department, almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the i assess washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent, an anti satellite m

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words interrupting well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt, but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department, almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the i assessed washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent at anti satellite

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who try to accused the russian federation of crating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words interrupting well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt, but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department, almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the i assessed washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent, an anti satellite m

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up thing? well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt. but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department, almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the ios s. washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent at anti satellite miss

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up thing? well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt. but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department, almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the ice. s. washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent at anti satellite mis

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who try to accused the russian federation of crating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words interrupting well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt, but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the ice. s. washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent, an anti satellite missi

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words or up thing? well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt. but the us to state the us state department almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the ice. s. washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent and anti satellite missile a

s. military covered up as strikes and syria that killed dozens of people. the newspapers has had happened near the town of goods and 2019. during the fight against, i saw the department of defense says it confirmed for civilian deaths. kristen threw me there has the details from new york. us central command is defending the 2019 air strikes in syria that killed up to 80 people as quote, legitimate self defense. special operations unit was targeting iso when it dropped to bombs near the city of bog, who's a new york times report alleges that up to 64 women and children were killed in that attack, making it a possible war crime. but the us said in a statement that appropriate steps were taken to rule out the presence of civilians, and that while the war is the loss of innocent life, there was evidence that multiple women and at least one child were carrying weapons, making them legitimate targets. the defense department did launch and inquiry into the incident according to the new york times, but the bombing itself was ultimately stripped from that report and

s. military covered up as strikes in syria that kill dozens of people. newspapers as it happens near the town of beggars and 2019 during the fight against iso, the department of defense says it confirmed for civilian deaths. christensen. amy has more details now from new york. us central command is defending the 2019 air strikes in syria that killed up to 80 people as quote, legitimate self defense. special operations unit was targeting iso when it dropped to bombs near the city of bog, who's a new york times report alleges that up to 64 women and children were killed in that attack, making it a possible war crime. but the us said in a statement that appropriate steps were taken to rule out the presence of civilians, and that while the war is the loss of innocent life, there was evidence that multiple women and at least one child were carrying weapons, making them legitimate targets. the defense department did launch and inquiry into the incident according to the new york times, but the bombing itself was ultimately stripped from that report and no independent investigation was ever

of defense? it really doesn't matter. what matters is that this is not an orgasmic phenomena. this is further destabilization as long as the u. s. empire exists the way that it does, the taliban doesn't stand a chance. so you wouldn't agree that the u. n. to call the international community as a pull tackling terry in afghanistan because essentially the has to be the u. s. in europe. well, i would say it should the un, you know, call for uniting of the imperial powers to do something. i mean, should a, it does the you and have any credibility of standing against empire standing for injustice or stand santa against injustice. i mean, you want to fight terrorism in the world demand that the united states get its military back on american soil. you want ira, what's, what's the greatest source of terrorism in the world? it's the united states military. but then the united states was blame for being in afghanistan, then blame for pulling out. does that mean that the growth of tara was just a unavoidab

the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the international space station in ton, the pentagon, both before these official steps and even more so after is actively developing and testing the latest strike combat weapons of various types in orbit without any notification. don't take us through than what led to this war of words interrupting well, whatever this debris generating event was, it was enough to warrant the crew of the international space station to take safety measures against a possible collision. luckily, nothing was damaged, nobody was hurt, but the u. s. to state the u. s. state department almost immediately after accused russia of launching a direct ascent missile to destroy a satellite in orbit, which they say caused the danger on the ice. s. washington called it a dangerous and irresponsible behavior. the russian federation recklessly conducted a destructive satellite test of a direct ascent at anti satellite miss

department of defense, as it confirmed for civilian deaths and 16 i still fights russia as president is denying any involvement and the board of standoff between belarus and poland western nations are accusing values of encouraging migrants and refugees to cross the border over into poland and the you. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news after up front. stay with us. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the world. so much i'm glad you called out you 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that mattie out of here in less than a year. haiti has been rocked by a presidential assassination, rotating leaders and prime ministers, a devastating earthquake in hurricane. and now fuel shortages in daily kidnappings . $13000000000.00 and foreign aid has gone to the country over the past decade. but haiti remains the poorest country in the western hemisphere or aid agencies, really helping haitian people. or have they made things worse. we'll take a closer look what 1st, grandpa gang violence, government corruption and institutional dec

s. defense department, pro pass found no, misconduct or negligence, and the mistaken us drones strike on kabul earlier this year. the strike left 10 civilians dead including 7 children. the investigation found no violation of law including the law of war. did find execution errors confirmed by confirmation or a combined with confirmation bias and communication break. the breakdowns to regrettably lead to civilian casualties earlier or senior corresponded moron gasdio, who reported from kabul during the chaotic hewitt withdrawal, spoke with my colleague, collin bray about what was said at the pentagon briefing, what essentially the pentagon is saying that their own investigation has found them not guilty. what they have said is that as we heard execution error as well as communication breakdowns and other big things of what are, what are to blame and all of this so they can get away with without pinning the blame on anyone. in particular, the full report ease is redacted and classified for security reasons. they say, nevertheless, the pentagon says that this would investigation was ind

s. defense department prob has found no misconduct or negligence in the mistaken us drone strike on cobble earlier this year. the strike left 10 civilians dead including 7 children. the investigation found no violation of law including the law of war. did find execution errors confirmed by confir may or combined with confirmation bias and communication. greg, the breakdowns that regrettably lead to a civilian casualties. law senior correspondent morale, gusty of who reported from kabul during the weeks of that chaotic us pull out, took me through what was said at the pentagon briefing earlier, what essentially the pentagon is saying that their own investigation has found them not guilty. what they have said is that as we heard execution error as well as communication breakdowns and other big things of what are, what are to blame and all of this so they can get away with without pinning the blame on anyone. in particular, the full report ease is redacted and classified for security reasons. they say, nevertheless, the pentagon says that this would investigation was independence. and that th

s. defense department prob has found no misconduct or negligence, and the mistaken us drones strike on kabul earlier this year. the strike left 10 civilians dead, including 7 children. the investigation found no violation of law including the law of war, did find execution errors confirmed by confir may or a combined with confirmation bias and communication. greg, the breakdowns that regrettably lead to civilian casualties earlier senior correspondent, more ad gasdio, who reported from kabul during the chaotic us withdrawal, spoke with my colleague colin bray, who was about about what was said at the pentagon briefing. what essentially the pentagon is saying that their own investigation has found them not guilty. what they have said is that as we heard execution error as well as communication breakdowns and other big things are, what are, what are to blame and all of this. so they can get away with without pinning the blame on anyone. in particular, the full report is, is redacted and classified for security reasons. they say, nevertheless, the pentagon says that this would investigati