the u. s. s. c concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of sharina arb walkley. the u. s. s. c found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances during an id f lead military operation. well, the journalist family were a guest at washington to refusal to condemn israel declaring they were incredulous regarding they supposedly inconclusive results adding. there were many eye witness accounts of the shooting statement by our family. we will continue to call for justice and accountability and call upon the un and i c. c to take immediate action in order to bring justice. this doesn't end here. sharin black lay was an al jazeera television journalist than one of the middle east. most experienced reporters. she was killed on the 11th of may while attempting to report on a rest operation by is really security forces in the jenin refugee camp in the west bank. she was shot amidst clashes despite weari

because the u. s. and other world colonial powers have been collaborating against russia for well, early in the early 1900. and this is a consequence right now. we're 2022 that we see the same attack against russia. and right now this, this war on you, when you create that defensive war and ukraine, russia is actually waging against world colonial power, not ukraine, of a single entity, but the u. s. and all colonial power will have an interest in colonialism dominating african people right here in this country and around the world and extracting resources from the majority of people on the planet that system. this current system is in severe crisis and they cannot rule in the same way. there is a long history of black activists in the united states being accused of working for russia. dr. martin luther king junior, was alleged that a communist and a soviet agent. similar allegations were thrown at, malcolm acts and other black leaders, the black, panthers and others. now this organization, the who mov

the u. s. entered into shifting alliances with other armed forces like here in burundi. shown rick. fate was among those who carried out secret missions with the help of the local military. he was tasked with preventing an assassination attempt being planned on bernice president according to ca, information it, but it didn't work. how i can't do it. he doesn't talk about his other missions. there are reasons for secrecy. when us soldiers get killed, their deaths have to be reported. they have military funerals. there they, they come back in flag draped coffins when contractors die. nobody really cares for years. i used to track the number of contractor deaths and it was very, very difficult to, to do it. i mean, in some ways, i also knew that was being used for plaza deniability because i was doing very risky operations that they went poorly. the u. s. could disavow me, they said they never would, but we all knew that's easy for them rather than rescue me. they're called kite operations where y

the u. s. government has committed to provide far more weaponry for the ukranian efforts than any other country. the u. s . has already provided more than $6000000000.00 of military aid to ukraine. meanwhile, poland defense minister has announced the purchase of more than 100 used tanks from the u. s. as poland reinforces its own military, while sending masses of arms supplies to neighboring ukraine. that says poland has been seeing its own army liking some key weaponry from on this we can cross live to michael maloof, who formerly served as a senior us security policy analyst in the pentagon. michael was helping me break this down. if you don't mind, the us administration has already told out about $6000000000.00 of military aid to ukraine, since the conflict corrupted in february, what can you say about the concerns? the u. s. weapons stockpiles might actually be running low. well, let me, let me correct on one thing it's, it's going to be upwards over 60000000000. that they, that they're goi

the u. s. s. see concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of serene ob. luckily the u. s. s. c found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances during an id f lead military operation. well, the journalists found they were aghast, and washington's refusal to condemn israel, declaring they were incredulous regarding this supposedly inconclusive results of being that there were many eye witness accounts of the shooting statement by our family. we will continue to call for justice and accountability and call upon the un and i c. c to take immediate action in order to bring justice . this doesn't end here. sharin avo claim was an al jazeera television journalist and one of the middle east most experienced reporters. she was killed on the 11th of may while attempting to report on an arrest operation by really security forces in the jenin refugee camp in the west bank. she was shot midst clashes des

s. of spreading iran a phobic sentiments. the u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia, a joint statement released after biden's trip to israel emphasized us lead efforts to prevent her on from building a nuclear weapon. biden has asserted that the u. s. could use military force against iran as a quote. last resort. earlier this week, rounds president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington or its allies, political analyst and researcher christopher holly says the u. s. in israel c, a ran as a geopolitical threat. he runs in $79.00 after the overthrow of the shot. they don't want to listen to washington, they wanted to have their own by foreign policy they, they are very much for a different type of world order. and so you, what you see now is that you run is interested to join russia, china and other countries to really build that. and that ultimately threatens wall street in c, u. s. military hegemony. and if there is nato's over

i'm the u. s. public has significantly decreed . after last years debacle in afghanistan, us public trust in the american military went from 70 percent in february, all the way down to 45 percent of december. and the policy in the us military are also a bit off putting in many americans. this is the story of a soldier who operates donations patriot missile defense systems. it begins california is a little girl raised by 2 moms for some reason this attempt to woke up by the u. s. military is not causing an inflow, fresh, blind prism. that's not particularly surprising. all have you seen the us army commercial and mother calling the most pathetic excuse for recruitment ad is even dawning. any reform they lost focus of that target audience? don't worry. i've seen the u. s. army recruitment ad. and there is a girl called emma, who has 2 moms. i feel completely safe. i recently watched emma's video and i wondered if i was watching a u. s. army recruitment video or, and netflix originals trailer. but it keeps going. the u. s. navy is now

that you know, university of ron professor said mohammed mirandi says that the u. s. is being hypocritical in its criticism of russia's military operation in ukraine. i believe that the united states is on the decline. and that's something that the iranians have been telling turkey, among other united states is i've been on the decline or decades now, the crisis in liberal capitalism, the endless wars. and of course, these and this wars are, make the, the western position on ukraine quite ironic. because on the one and they condemn russia for the war. but on the other hand, they initiated wars and rock on libya. they supported this. so he's in yemen. they've imposed brutal sanctions on venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. and they can't, they carried out a dirty war in syria, so they're really in no position to talk about you. crane and the russian roll them . and iran, russia, china. these are countries on the rise. they are powerful. china, as, of course, a global power. russia is a major power. iran is the most powerful country in west asia and the united states . and nato

it's the 1st time the u. s. is hosting the world athletics championships involving round 2000 athletes from all over the world. a spokesperson for the event has blamed the post covered pandemic situation for the visa delays. and they separate case more than a dozen young south african artists were reportedly denied a usb says due to their low socio economic background. that's despite them being invited to attend a major international art event in los angeles. we spoke to the president of the south african union of students, lube bar barlow logia who believes there's a supremacist discourse around the issue with the post covered situation. having no role to play in the case. we think that to the it is clear to the official into the to says come because the mentors loop and to firmly were thing about to send off. cornell is, this is in the issue and no one to, of course dismiss this postman offer the word out and when she is putting the excuse from, quote them uncovered is a global economy. why wouldn't offense it

and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, washington and one way or another connected to the us government, it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that a lot of african countries in asian countries are weary about being connected with the united states, especially when the united states is trying to get them on, the anti russian sanctions bandwagon. i mean, they're, they're leaders see what happens when american influence is tolerated, and countries, and then the authorities there make one wrong move that washington doesn't like, than my don uprising of 2014 in ukraine. will that not be considered a crew by the west as well? well, that's possibly the case. i mean back when it took place back in 2014, many people saw it as a crew data back then as well. i mean, it's no secret that the former under secretary of european affairs victoria newland and cooperation with the former us amba

and that the u. s. is able to pay attention to the middle east, even as it might make larger changes in its foreign policy. you know, it wants it. so it's friends in the region to recognize the us is not disappearing . that there may be changes in the future, but that doesn't mean a lack of interest or a lack of attention. ok analyses. i just want to talk a quick, a little bit about yemen. one of the worlds, the worst humanitarian crisis, the world is seen. we have managed to have a 15 week long sci fi out of this is, this is a positive that the americans can take out of this meeting. something they hope to prolong was well, given the saudis breelle desire to wend this conflict. well, i don't think it's just a desire an benefit for the united states to continue. i think certainly the benefit of the main benefit that the united states and forgive me for being very pessimistic here, but is to claim the fact that it tried and it induced this particular kind of ceasefire. but i think, as you mentioned in yo

s. and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the european union plus, with our correspondent, is in the thick of the action amid the latest ukrainian shelling of the lugens, the people's republic as key f. sports is launched and offensive to retake territory there with just past 4 pm here in moscow and you're watching r t international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. there's no point for the west to completely break off its ties with russia, especially when it comes to the energy market. that's according to foreign minister, sergei lab rav who in an exclusive interview to our channel. also underlined that russia is not worried about the use desire to curb purchases of russian oil and gas . you do much the interior, so i don't think that it's in their interest to stop all times. we balance to cut off all the times we send to use liquefied natural gas that the americans are trying to sell them. and if they do that, then we would have no problem. the problem isn't sand that due to why they

but the conclusion that the u. s . s. u. s. s, he came to over the course of that several weeks, some mission of the various destinations and the site visit as well. was that the bullet likely, as you said, emanated from an idea position. similarly, the u. s. s. e, based on those same an inputs found no reason to believe that this was intentional . and i concluded it was likely the result of the tragic circumstances surrounding a counterterrorism. read any palletization with the likely there any compensation, any woo cylinders because we know that, i mean we know they're really operate. we know that they keep everything on record . the kid, every flag that gets shot and if it's recorded, everything that is done by israeli soldiers on array is completely recorded and completely, you know, registered and saw it. so why can't you talk to that way? in this case, it was expensive, or there was an extensive coordination in consultation with our when our, as mainly market on this, in the you say likely somebody was, they know who exac

great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e d divided by the the 3rd okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the is dr through them in just thin so not 3 o 2 on either santo honda this? well, can i don't think so. got any kink your data always cycle johnn

and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, but why in and one way or another connected to the u. s. government. it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that a lot of african countries in asian countries are weary about being connected with the united states, especially when the united states is trying to get them on the anti russian sanctions bandwagon. i mean, they're, they're leaders see what happens when american influence is tolerated, and countries, and then the authorities there make one wrong move that washington doesn't like than my done. uprising of 2014 in ukraine will not, not be considered a crew by the west as well. well, that's possibly the case. i mean back when it took place back in 2014, many people saw it as a crew data back then as well. i mean, it's no secret that the former under secretary of european affairs victoria newland and cooperation with the former us am

and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, but why in and one way or another connected to the u. s. government. it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that a lot of african countries in asian countries are weary about being connected with the united states, especially when the united states is trying to get them on the anti russian sanctions bandwagon. i mean, they're, they're leaders see what happens when american influence is tolerated, and countries, and then the authorities there make one wrong move that washington doesn't like. an let me just bring you back a few years don't, than my don uprising of 2014 in ukraine. will that no be considered a crew by the west as well? well, that's possibly the case. i mean, back when it took place back in 2014, many people saw it as a qu data back then as well. i mean, it's no secret that the former under secretary of european affairs victori

the u. s. entered into shifting alliances with other armed forces like here in burundi. shown rick. fate was among those who carried out secret missions with the help of the local military. he was tasked with preventing an assassination attempt being planned on bernice president according to ca, information it, but it didn't work. how i can't do it. he doesn't talk about his other missions. there are reasons for secrecy. when you a soldiers get killed, there does have to be reported. they have military funerals. there they, they come back in flag draped coffins when contractors die. nobody really cares for years. i used to track the number of contractor deaths and it was very, very difficult to, to do it. i mean, in some ways, i also knew that was being used for plaza deniability because i was doing very risky operations that they went poorly. the u. s. could disavow me, they said they never would, but we all knew that's easy for them rather than rescue me. they're called kite operations where

s. official biden said the u. s. position on taiwan had not changed and stressed the need for more communication. we'll take a president gigi in pings warning to the u. s. med headline. news in china, his message don't play with fire over taiwan. the to our conversation was said to be broad ranging. beijing described, the exchange is candid, and it's read out of the called the white house said biden emphasized that u. s. policy anti one had not changed and that it opposed unilateral efforts to change the status quo attentions over a potential visit to taiwan by u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi dominated the agenda. beijing views the island nation as a break away, a state of the mainland, and announces any political engagement which i pay and it's democratically elected government that says to me, these remarks once again showed that such an u. s. politicians flew out of the selfish interests, want nothing but tensions in china. us relations turbulence across the taiwan strait and chaos in the wild hinge up leases.

s. and the u. k continues to this day, but whether it's agreeing to extradite publisher, julian, a song or pledging support for a campaign to arm ukraine, the friendship continues to be defined by the u. k. falling in line with, with the u. s. wants no matter the cost and that trend doesn't appear to be changing any time soon. former e u parliament member godfrey bloom believes that the main problem with britain's quote, special relationship with the u. s. is that it does whatever america tells them to do. we have a problem in our relationship, which is sometimes called the special relationship with united states. and that special relationship now has deteriorated into britain doing exactly what it's told almost immediately, regardless of circumstance. i'm not very on the healthy. the problem we have internationally is basically american expansionism. the last 4 regime regime change across the world using the catalyst of nato. a nato was always a defensive mechanism. those days have gone. the will

i don't, i do not think the u. s. is currently in a recession, even if that number is negative, we're not in a recession. now, the vibe administration is reassuring us that everything is fine. as you heard the secretary of the treasury, janet yelena, she is saying that this isn't a recession. this is quote, a transition in which rose is slowing, a transition in which road is slow and she said, not a recession. now this is a similar thing in response to the issue of inflation. inflation in united states is that a 40 year high and we've been reassured by us officials. this is simply a matter of transition. however, the inflation has continued. it has continued to be an issue. it's not simply a temporary issue of transition. it's continuing to go on now at this point in response to this issue, inflation, we have the bind administration spending billions of dollars with a law that they call the inflation reduction act of 2022. this is how americans responded to this bill. democrats just unveiled the inflation reduction ac

nobody wants the u. s. there are russia, for example, as supports and defends the sovereignty of the nations. it defends the people against imperial aggression. whereas the u. s. does was you change all over the region, all it's intolerable. and so it reveals, once again, like fulton said, with the machinations of the empire, and that's what so dangerous. meanwhile, a new era is dawning on a post unipolar world that's according to vladimir putin who says it's now up to truly sovereign nation to spearhead global development. and to lead by example. but no matter how much the western and the so called super national illegal try to preserve the existing order. things in a new era is coming with a new stage in world history. and only truly sovereign states can ensure a high growth dynamic and become an example for others premium and the director of the asia center for studies and translation off med mustafah says the new world order is being shaped by russia, china, and other brits countries. united states and

u. s. s. missouri with representing the soviet union general due to vancho, also signed the surrender documentable on the u. s. s. missouri general. macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands with the hoa america unless she hi norma, tanya. i'm good. there are amaica ganga toller summer. megan jayla. good. okay, america. debra new and you ah ah. the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it's detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and col

and that the u. s. is able to pay attention to the middle east, even as it might make larger changes in its foreign policy. you know, it wants it. so it's friends in the region to recognize the us is not disappearing . that there may be changes in the future, but that doesn't mean a lack of interest or a lack of attention. okay, analyses, i just want to took a quick, a little bit about yemen. one of the worlds, the worst humanitarian crisis, the world is seen. we have managed to have a 15 week long sci fi out of this. is this a, a positive that the americans can take out of this meeting? something they hope to prolong was well, given the saudis breelle desire to wend this conflict? well, i don't think it's just a desire an benefit for the united states to continue. i think certainly the benefit of the main benefit that the united states and forgive me for being very pessimistic here, but is to claim the fact that it tried and it induced this particular kind of ceasefire. but i think, as you mentioned in

the u. s. economy shrinks for a 2nd quarter in a row. fueling fee is a may already be in recession. prussia launch is major missile strikes on the key. if in china, he regents as ukraine steps up its drive to retake her song from moscow. and lamb producer, overwhelmed after a flood of migrants and refugees, land the tiny italian islands and on he to simmons in dough with your sport, full time for me, one will champion sebastian vessel, announces these with diamonds as donald trump praises the controversial lives golf series back by saudi arabia. later we'll hear from the former us president. ah, you as president joe politan as hell to lo, phone call with chinese leadership. g ping, a bit rising tensions over taiwan. according to the chinese state media, she warned by didn't against playing with fire over a possible trip to the self governing island by the u. s. how speaker, next month, china considers taiwan part of its territory and has called on washington to abide by the one china principal.

look at the evidence that shows that we don't have that, that the u. s. s. c, which is the u. s. security, right? they need the right office in the responses. so no, no, no, no your, it's all very important to have this context, right? because i think this is intentionally, we're going to talk about intention nowadays. that meant to obfuscate meant to distract. and it's not just the wording and the structure of the statement that has come under fire. it's also the fact that it was released on july 4th, a major holiday when a lot of you know, americans and the public in general is not paying attention. i want to ask you lena, because you tweeted a statement by your family on july 4th. after the statement was made by the state department, you said you will continue to call for justice accountability and that you want to meet with president biden. when he arrives, i believe tomorrow to israel, this is his 1st trip to the region since taking office. he's going to started in israel, a country that has been for lack of a better word, building economic and political ties with its arab n

great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it's detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial. and how about us through still to new others? they can kunal sake of i e d divided by the the 3rd okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the is took so through thumb in thin phone oatmeal, 2 on either santo honda this? well, can i live there? so regarding the kink your data

s. and the u. k, saying those countries have been intentionally escalating the ukraine conflict in an attempt to push europe into a direct confrontation with russia. he made those comments in an exclusive interview with archie a how were american counterparts? because british counterparts, well, anglo saxon think with actor support from germans and polish sion baltic states. the really want to turn this were into real war and to started confrontation between russian european states, which vent advantages, fords you ask for the u. k, they are sitting behind the ocean. let's discuss the details with our 2 correspondent fiorella isabel in moscow. parallel or what were the main issues discussed during the interview? yes, so the main points of this interview were absolutely the fact that the geographical and strategic objectives of this conflict have changed. they're going to move past the don yeske and lou ganske regions. and also if the united states, nato, and the e u, continue supplying more and mor

s. of spreading iran a phobic sentiments. the u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia, a joint statement released after biden's trip to israel emphasized u. s. lead efforts to prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. biden, as asserted that the u. s. could use military force against iran as a quote. last resort. earlier this week, iran's president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington or its allies, political analyst and researcher christopher holly says the u. s. in israel c ran as a geopolitical threat. iran since $79.00 after the overthrow of the show. they don't want to listen to washington. they wanted to have their own foreign policy. they were, they are very much for a different type of world order. and so you, what you see now is that iran is interested to join russia, china and other countries to really build that. and that ultimately, friends, wall street in c, u. s. military hegemony. and if there is nato's overar

but dependence on the u. s. does not end with the colonization with the puerto rico status comes amid mass protest taking place in the country where we can go with spots by soaring energy prices with hundreds of people taking the streets of san juan to demand the consolation of the government contracts with us power grid operates at luma, demonstrates his claim despite frequency power outages luma has raised price to $7.00 times since 2021. we were represent this, this response, the process. although we respect the right to protest, the reality is that some people prefer to play politics and ignore the fact that luma inherited an electrical system. it suffered years, in fact, decades of abandonment spokesmen for the puerto rican action movement one lopez bows. us says, puerto rico de colonization is a matter of urgency and could make people's quality of life better. the thing is that the put weaker societies, so colon, nice, not to understand the way i've been calling you for 526 years. and it's been, i would ne

great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it's detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters ah, for the usaa biological weapons command there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e t divided by the t did ok this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the if dr. through them in the fan so notarial towana santo, honda, this well can i isn't there. so regarding the kink your data always cycle

u. s. government has committed to provide a far more weaponry for the ukranian war effort than any other country. u. s. has already provided more than $7000000000.00 of military aid to you for. meanwhile, pulling the defense minister has announced the purchase of more than 100 used tanks from the u. s. as poland reinforces its own military, while sitting masses of arms supplies to neighboring ukraine. that's as the state has been seeing its own army. lacking some key weaponry. michael maloof, a former senior pentagon security policy analyst says that the u. s. doesn't have enough stockpiles to provide for both its own defense needs. and those of ukraine you are stuck. piles are limited, the amount, the ability of manufacturers to make this equipment is also running into issues. namely the, the, the supply chain issue lot of the equipment goes that is being supplied is not a not tracked. so no, no, no one knows where this equipment goes. once it gets into, you create a lot of it's being dest

the u. s. and china are at loggerheads as paulo sees visit contradicts the one china policy. beijing says the move could jeopardize its sovereignty and territorial integrity and some locals on the island of taiwan itself. say that such a trip could also exacerbate tensions in the region. i think she's coming to taiwan because of her upcoming mid term elections at home. she wants to attract attention and demonstrate that she stands on the side of democracy and freedom to oppose the chinese communist party. but the main purpose is to fight against china. the united states will not be a true friend of ours under the geopolitical circumstances, we can only lean a little towards the u. s. otherwise, china will soon have us for lunch and nelson wong as the vice chairman of the shanghai center for international studies. and he says close his trip is a p r, stunt head of the upcoming us mid term elections. first of all, we have to understand that this is more of a political drama and political show ins

s. side, but the u. s. can afford the miscalculation, simply because it is surrounded by 2 oceans and is relatively secure. and also the proportion of expenditure by its people on food as a proportion of the income is much lower. it's 10 to 20 percent. whereas in africa, the proportion of people's average expenditure and food is about 40 to 50 percent. so, you know, the north and no europe in america can fool the people because they saying this is putin's inflation. but is it really because inflation was rising before the war? so even in very period 2020 to 2021. there was a 20 percent increase in the price of food and now it's 40 percent over the amount of money that will be you in the united states. trent, it's really clear that the inflation is driven by, you know, the printing machine that is turning out, turning out money like crazy with absolutely no consideration for what's going to happen. well, the one thing is, one can look at quantitative easing, which was necessary at the time. the problem is th

s. u. k. are planning for ukraine and you see trade in troops have resumed intense shelling of delegates, republic in a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory. the cubes army recently lost to to russian lead force entry long as newly elected president says that he will take action against anyone threatening him or his top official as mass protests. persist in the south asian country, devastated by a spiraling economic crisis. with watching live direct studios in moscow, this is art international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. right now, european countries will have to rely on nuclear and coal power. this coming winter due to giving up on russian gas amid soaring prices. and that's according to a top you official we have made a decision. we're preparing for the winter without rush and gas in order to get through this winter and possibly next winter, the e. you states can extend the operation of their nuclear power plants or coal plants . so here it is. the european unio

but i'm worried about the african countries bending to the u. s. u. s. because of the pressure of hunger and it's going to be devastating for people. but i think what's coming out of the kremlin in cooperation with the african union is a remarkable we just need the you and the u. s. to stop there. nonsense on sanctions and allowing shipping and insurance so that people don't die area on the serious, over and over. you have to be there. thank you very much for your thoughts today. much obliged. thank you for watching a call this year and get all the parts ah with mm ah ah, ah ah ah ah, a ah with oh, for the 2nd world war i think 2 millions of people during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations the united kingdom, the united states, and the u. s. s. on march the 31st 1945, a british royal air force plane lands in crimea with a very important passenger, the british prime minister's wife, clementine churchill.

as the u. s. army is having its worst problems recruiting. since the vietnam war ortiz kill them up and comments. joe biden says it's time for more us troops in europe, who's on the ground in poland on the ground involved next day. i'm just turned in the marine, the scratch beneath the surface of the overseas bravado, and you'll find out that the u. s. military is having some problems on the homefront. one of them is recruiting. this is the start of a long drought for military recruiting. the military has not had such a hard time signing recruits in 1973. the year the u. s. left vietnam and the draft officially ended 2022. as the year we question the sustainability of the all volunteer force recruitment for the us army was only 40 percent of target number. the air force was 4000 short. the air national guard and the army reserve are also short and long meet their expected numbers. so they are turning to help from the silver screen. i've got a whole generation excited about naval aviation, excited about come in and do a military line in joinin

it is possible the u. s. could seller, provide ukraine with some us fighter platforms and you think that's, that's possible going forward. if there's us, there's griffin had a sweet and there's the euro fighter. there's a rocky answers. there's a number of different platforms that could go to ukraine. united states is also committed to sending more high mars munitions, precision guided artillery ammunition intact, recover your goals and other urgently needed support in terms of our ability to track the weapons that are going in. as you know, we don't have any forces on the ground. so that's a difficult for us to do. a number of us made weapons have already turned up on the black market. pentagon officials admit they have quite a hard time tracking where these weapons they send to ukraine, ultimately end up that has not stopped us. lawmakers from authorizing more weapons shipments as peace talks are stalling with washington, seemingly trying to stretch this conflict out until the last ukrainian, caleb martin,

all prices are a major concern back home in the u. s. and no one has more say on global supply than rod. the crisis can also be an opportunity as these 2 men. no, ma'am, had been said, mind the saudi crown prince and the crown prince of abu dhabi mohammed pennsaid no wonder they're in a good mood. their country's oil is more sought after than ever. crude prices have only just fallen slightly after staying stubbornly over $100.00 since the start of the war in ukraine. the other forces that may be the last opportunity for these countries to profit economically one more time and earn high revenues with oil production in the face of a global trend towards renewable energy. dr. marbella fuckin with a good diva late leaf and solomon has been courting the attention of the vest. once again, he had been a pariah for years, leading a military coalition into the devastating war in yemen than the murder of journalists, shamal kashodi, in which been said mon was allegedly directly involved only russia's president boot and warmed up to him and been sa

and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, what in and one way or another connected to the u. s. government? it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that a lot of african countries in asian countries are weary about being connected with the united states, especially when the united states is trying to get them on the anti russian sanctions bandwagon. i mean, they're, they're leaders see what happens when american influences tolerated and countries and then the authorities there make one wrong move that washington doesn't like that. my don uprising of 2014 in ukraine will not know big considered a crew by the west as well. well, that's possibly the case. i mean back when it took place back in 2014, many people saw it as a qu data back then as well. i mean, it's no secret that the former under secretary of european affairs victoria newland and cooperation with a former us ambassador to

i mean, these are not new claims that the u. s. has been involved in this or that uprising around the world. i mean, we saw mass protests in hong kong in the same year that they were actually taking place in venezuela and back then beijing said that the u. s. was stoking the flames of those protests there. and bolton statements just lend more legitimacy to that claim. just this year, the former prime minister of pakistan, m, ron con, he said he was ousted from power amid a constitutional crisis. and he says that the us because he tried to maintain ins bandwagon. i mean their, their leader was behind his removal be, are weary about being connect free of european affairs, victoria newland, and co operation with the former u. s. which took place the morning after france. poland and germany signed an agreement between the then president and opposition leaders. what ramifications can john bolton's confession of huff? while it's unlikely that level headed leaders of sovereign nations around the world are ever going to entirely trust amer

u. s. that's weapons related to isn't it that to write ukraine 1st lady visited washington d c this week and she had sort of usual meetings with top us officials and included secretary of state lincoln as well as president biden, just before his cobra. 1900 diagnosis was revealed, but she also went to speak before congress. and you know, similar to some of the addresses that we've seen, her husband give the u. s. congress. she also called for more aid from the united states and for more was, here's what she said is it has person i'm asking for something. and now i would never want to ask, i'm asking for weapons. now as her, those questions about accountability regarding the weapons that already have been sent, or that stand to be sent to ukraine. that wasn't really a part of the conversation. you know, the united states still is acting as if this isn't a problem. may because because it's not happening to them. but the latest statements that we've heard from the u. s. have been to continue t

great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 7. 31 ended detachments despite soviet demands . the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists, doctors, medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e d divided by the t did. okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the stokes and through them in thin phone oatmeal, 2 on either santo honda. this all kinds of things. so got in the kink, your data always cycle

that's according to the u. s. state department, the u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet, the u. s. se concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of sharina ob lockley. the u. s. se found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances. during an i d. f. lead military operation. the poor condition of the bullets was listed as one of the foxes that affects the quality of the joint us. israel inquiry us officials said the death of the journalist was likely a result of israeli gunfire, sparking anger among palestinian authorities. the inquiry came out to several other investigations conducted in recent weeks, including by the un, with international body, placing the blame for the gentlest death on israel. the truth is clear, but the u. s. administration continues to stall in announcing it. we say israel killed sharyn ob lockley and it has to be held responsible for the crime it has

while the u. s. has not recognized taiwan as an independent country, washington has shown strong backing for type pe, approving supplies of military assistance. now the island held its largest ever military drills with us support earlier this month. for its part, beijing firmly opposes any form of official interaction between the us and taiwan, saying it will have a severe negative impact on bilateral relations between china and the us. senior fellow at the pan goal institution think tank kindled to says, washington is actually interested in a military escalation between china and taiwan. payments are me watch and he is not happy with what your rent will start. another war asia, so you know, trigger happy people. this is a frustrating, you know, a lot of people who are stand, do we need another wall? do we need another war in people unstable? in particular, south east asia, asia, that's the defense. nobody can only activity around the world. and now we are having economic activities or want the world

s. side, but the u. s. can afford the miscalculation, simply because it is surrounded by 2 oceans and it's relatively secure. and also the proportion of expenditure by its people on food as a proportion of the income is much lower. it's 10 to 20 percent. where is in africa, the proportion of people's average expenditure and food is about 40 to 50 percent. so, you know, the north and no europe in america can fool the people because they saying this is putin's inflation. but is it really because inflation was rising before the war? so even in very period 2020 to 2021. there was a 20 percent increase in the price of food and now it's 40 percent over the amount of money that will be you in the united states. trent, it's really clear that the inflation is driven by the printing machine that is turning out, turning out money like crazy with absolutely no consideration for what's going to happen. well, the one thing is, one can look at quantitative easing, which was necessary at the time. the problem is the distri

also confidence in the u. s. military among the u. s. public has significantly decreased after last year's debacle in afghanistan. u. s. public trust in the american military went from 70 percent in february, all the way down to 45 percent in december. and the policies of the u. s. military are also a bit off putting to many americans. this is the story of a soldier who operates donations patriot missile defense systems. it begins california is a little girl raised by 2 moms for some reason this attempt to woke up by the u. s. military is not causing an inflow, fresh, blind person. that's not particularly surprising. all have you seen the u. s. army commercial and mother calling the most pathetic excuse for recruitment ad is even dawning. any reform they lost focus of that target audience. don't worry. i've seen the u. s. army recruitment ad. and there is a girl called emma, who has 2 moms. i feel completely safe. i recently watched emma's video and i wondered if i was watching a u. s. army recruitment video or, and netflix originals

that's, according to the u. s. state department, the u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet, the u. s. se concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of serene ob lockley. the u. s. se found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances. during an i d. f. lead military operation. the poor condition of the bullets was listed as one of the foxes that affects the quality of the joint us. israel inquiry us officials said the death of the journalist was likely a result of israeli gunfire, sparking anger among palestinian authorities. the inquiry came out to several other investigations conducted in recent weeks, including by the un, with international body, placing the blame for the generous death on israel. the truth is clear, but the u. s. administration continues to stall in announcing it. we say israel killed sharyn, arb lockley, and it has to be held responsible for the crime it ha

and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, washington and one way or another connected to the u. s. government. it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that a lot of african countries in asian countries are weary about being connected with the united states, especially when the united states is trying to get them on the anti rush and sanctions bandwagon. i mean, they're, they're leaders see what happens when american influence is tolerated, and countries, and then the authorities there make one wrong move that washington doesn't like. and let me just bring you back a few years on the my done uprising of 2014 in ukraine. will not be considered a crew by the west as well. well, that's possibly the case. i mean, back when it took place back in 2014, many people saw it as a crude, a talk back to them as well. i mean, it's no secret that the former under secretary of european affairs vict

the leaders of the u. s. on china warn each other or the taiwan and their latest phone call and agree to hold a face to face tool. ah, hello there, i'm miss darcy. attain this is al jazeera life and are also coming up. russian forces launch massive missile strikes on the ukrainian capital kids, and the chinese have region has ukraine launch as a counter offensive to we take costs on the family of murdered al jazeera journalist, sri and i will accolade demands a u. s. investigation into heavy rain triggers. flash floods in the united arab emirates, and cat targets. rain and july, for the 1st time on record. ah, ah, now u. s. president joe biden and chinese president. she's in being have held 2 hours of frank talks and what's being described as a tense call. the phone conversation was the 5th between the 2 leaders since biden took office and covered a range of sensitive issues. u. s. policy on taiwan was a major topic. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi is considering visiting the isla

i hope the u. s. side can see this clearly, if the u. s. insists on taking its own course, the chinese military will never sit idly by and it will definitely take strong actions to, for any external forces interference. anticipating a possible escalation, china has decided to close off the taiwan strait that's currently conducting military drills and local waters. multiple rocket launches have been seen in the area of the exercises with the chinese military reportedly moving additional weapons there. meanwhile, taiwan itself has launched fighter jets for patrols and has also deployed its air defense systems. earlier, the chinese media speculated on calls to shoot down the u. s. house speakers plain if she dares come to taiwan in the u. s. there were reports that security concerns could force the official to skip her visit, but nevertheless, pelosi is expected to stop by japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore. but some american media and politicians insisting there is no way for her to cancel her plan, visit to taiwan. we cannot back