s. side of the discussion was u. s. official telling india what they feel is in india, the interest that we just read, jen, saki, talking about what she thought was india is that interesting? it's not a secret that india has greatly increased the amount of oil it's buying from russia, despite not violating us sanctions on russia. they are increasing the amount of oil they're buying from russia. us oil giants are not thrilled about that. and here's how india is foreign minister responded when asked about these words from the states and us feelings about what the country's best interest is. if you're looking at a node you purchased this from russia, i would suggest not to attention shouldn't be focused on your own, which probably we knew by some our energy which is necessary for our energy security. but i suspect, looking at the figures, probably our total purchases for the month would be less than want to go to a dozen and optimum. another concern of us leaders is the amount of weaponry that india is purchasing from r

he had an american wife and was loosely affiliated with the u. s. department of state. i was asked to give speeches in ukraine and when i went there i got a long briefing by john mccain and the state department. and colin powell about we had to trust to who you couldn't trust. and it really was just one person. you could trust that was victor you, shank gold, who was running for president? the briefing i got was if he doesn't win, ukraine has no chance to state the birth. victor use jenco horn february 23rd 1954. he has a degree in economics from 976. he was involved in the banking sector, working his way up from a clerk to chairman of the national bank of ukraine. however, in this post he did not decide anything himself. in 1999, he became prime minister of government of ukraine in 1093 by a twist of fate. on a plane from the united states, he sat next to a united states citizen, catherine clair too much ankle. they were soon married. catherine clara too much jenko. she was born in 1061 in the united states or from the age of 14. she was a member of the ultra nationali

the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by wal. united states lost about $400000.00 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number whitehead, todd kennedy. k has very can university commencement address it back to 63. he said that was the soviet suffered of world war 2. was the equivalent of the entire united space. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, lega, crankshaft half moon, cold wheel off tackle. and sherry, dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot date of attack january the 1st 1957 am to the plan.

a turning point against u. s. was in the vietnam region that killed 6000000 as american forces fought that toward to make the world safer. capitalism in america, the youngest mayor of a major u. s. city was waging his own war against unrestrained corporate power targeting his city of cleveland. his stand against the privatization of the publicly owned mooney light company echoes fights all around the world against neoliberalism. joining me now from cleveland is that mad dennis goosenich, former democratic nominee for the u. s. presidency and author of the division of light and power. dennis, thanks so much for finally being on going underground dam. i should just stop there by the fact that we're being warned here in london that vladimir putin might turn the light and power off in that your view, your thoughts on the fact that the nato, a briefing, we are on the brink of war in europe and the biden is preparing thousands of troops to fight awards. russia. i can tell you from american shide, i'm talking you from a

and he went to great lengths to emphasize the weapons, a heavy weaponry that the u. s. was going to provide to ukraine all things that ukraine at specifically asked for things like howitzers, ammunition, tactical drones, all things that both the ukrainians and the u. s. believe will be critical for the ukrainian military to defend the don bass, where rushes pushed ahead with it's offensive right now. important to know also william in that press conference from president biden. when he availed this package, he said that he's essentially exhausted all of the aid of resources rather that congress has made available to him to this point that he has to build another aid package, send it to congress for approval. so it's likely that whatever ukrainian president zelinski shared with the defense secretary austin, in that meeting on sunday, and keith or whatever list of further weapons that ukraine is looking for, that that will at least in part be reflected in what gets sent to congress. and william, it's one of those rare bipartisan issues right now in washington, likely to ge

and i think that the u. s. busy goal involves something along those rabinski in line to, you know, to, to break up russia, penetrate central asia, and then move on to, to china. ok. what's good if you want to pro max here? i mean, again, i mean, i have a very difficult time, you know, even if zalinski said ok, yes, we will put them oratorio on it. maxime, what kind of value do those words have? i mean, ever since the end of the cold or the u. s. is repudiated. countless numbers of agreements. they've walked away. they've never taken russian security interest. seriously. i mean, you know, it's easy to play monday morning quarterback, but i mean, you have a whole lineage of time where agreements are just not taken seriously. and then the russians send out to ultimatums because that's what they were one to nato, when did the united states, and they were just blown off. i mean, so i'm not sure the value of words here anymore. max, well, you know, i've, as, as, as, as where thinking about this issue today here in mo

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and just hours before it was announced, the u. s. warned against it, saying it could expand the reach of china's military or p, a lay. despite these all nouns, governments comments, the broad nature of the security agreement leaves open the door for the deployments of p r. c, military forces to the solomon islands. a. we believe that signing such an agreement could increase destabilization within the solomon islands. and we'll set a concerning precedent for the wider pacific island region. violent protests in november against unemployment, the prime minister, manase sog of ari and warming relations with beijing, left the solomon islands chinatown area, and ruins. so have already turned to australia, new zealand, and papa new guinea to send peacekeepers and restore order about 50 australian police remain there as a friend of solomon islands. we remain there for this call for security, but now it's likely to become an election issue for prime minister scott morrison who's facing criticism for not doing more to scuttle the deal. his

the u. s. attention to the upcoming presidential elections with side by side with direct pressure on the ukranian establishment. major forces were engaged in the struggle, including george soros or wishing to lead me mission last decision on the do of so total for us with cit, napoli, i and you, well, but can, they will, in my windows or mac, houston, and with me. and you shall go, so just if it is up there, but it's useless info. so a little to put it to me company that'll put in lieu of, of what i meant with. think if somebody could put it for a little fish or the but they should be at a would, legible wish it just a little bit even though pushing digitally. but it just complied. yeah. so the, so the lake on them because the son was their shows them in may 2004. the very cove narada published a report that revealed financial interference by western countries in the internal politics of ukraine in july, 2004. the u. s. house of representatives who adopted resolution number 336, which gave a ne

and there's no question that the u. s. t wanted him to invade, invading with the endless cries that know he was about to send his troops in. he was about to send his troops and look out, look out. i mean, i mean, yes, i agree that that did fall into the trap. but that trap was laid by the us over the course of a decade. and so the us really bears the lion's share responsibility for this entire debacle. and i agree, it's extraordinarily dangerous. i think the world is plunging over a 1914 style cliff. i agree with that and you know, if i go to max here, i think we would, let's settle this guys. it was a trap. everybody agreed with that. ok. but the, i thought i'd still think that there were very few options. unfortunately, because of the nature of that trap, max, go ahead re actual we've heard today, go ahead. i think in your since the breakup of the soviet union in the end of the cold war, there were 3 major narratives and the russian foreign policy discourse on what the us policy in ukraine in the, in the east europe is a

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and i speak chinese and i was, this is back in the 90s. i was amazed at how popular the u. s. was in the ninety's are among chinese people, ordinary chinese people, intellectual people, you know it. and yet, todd, what the u. s. has managed to do with brilliantly, is to completely destroy that and are these polls are showing that in china, of the u. s. is viewed are very, very negatively now. apparently. ah, and i'm not surprised. i mean, the u. s. is talking about china, so great rival. and so what we see is china and russia, ah, embracing each other because of us policies against both of them. it's a phenomenal turned from a, you know, what nixon and kissing her and see if it's, it's very interesting, isn't it? why are asking the to why our alternative workdays, such as r t suddenly deemed as such a threat? well, you know, you have to go back to historically look at the how the u. s. does things and you know, my own grandmother was a german teacher ah, in north carolina and at the, in the area running up to world war 2. and she lost her job because nobody wanted to have a ge

to weeks his joe biden announced that the u. s. was going to send any $100000000.00 package or military aid to the ukrainians that's already started arriving in country. in fact, the pentagon, seeing it somewhere between 40 and 72 hours to get those weapons that material across to ukraine, this has been drawn down from existing u. s. military stalks. now, joe biden was asked in the last few hours. there was more military aid going to ukraine and he said yes, there would be. and in fact, the talk in washington over the last few hours is that in the next day or so, we could expect another $800000000.00 package to be announced by joe biden. though he's been speaking to a few nato allies over the course of the last few hours, he spoke to the canadians to germany and also to the united kingdom. they have all pledge to send more weapons to ukraine. among the things top of the list will be artillery pieces and artillery guns. that's what presidents lensky says, he needs most, but they're also going to send anti tank and anti aircraft miss

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this has been drawn down from existing u. s. military stalks. now joe biden was asked in the last few hours of there was more military aid going to ukraine and he said, yes, there would be an in fact the talk in washington over the last few hours is that in the next day or so, we could expect another $800000000.00 package to be announced by joe biden, though he's been speaking to a funeral to allies over the course of the last few hours. he spoke to the canadians to germany and also to the united kingdom. the of all pledge to send more weapons to ukraine, among the things top of the list will be artillery pieces and artillery guns. that's what presidents zalinski says he needs most. but they're also going to send anti tank and anti aircraft missiles as well. now, you remember at the end of last week, the russians were said to send a diplomatic note to the u. s. concerned that it was sending weapons to ukraine along with its near to allies. and that could lead to unexpected consequences. it looks as if the u. s. is not backing down or might even

it looks as if the u. s. is not backing down a might even be sending more weapons to you create more than $500.00 ro hinge refugees. have escaped from a temporary detention center in malaysia. 6 were killed when they were hit by vehicles while trying across the highway after the escape in bounderby haru and malaysia northern kids state police say almost 400 of those who got out have been found and re arrested florence louise and qual, i'm for it with the latest police have confirmed that there was a riot that preceded the breakout. detainees broke down doors and grills and they escaped. now, this detention center, a temporary detention center called tonight back up detention center, was holding around 650 detainees. and they were $23.00 immigration offices at that time, they were completely overwhelmed. more than 500 detainees fled now, but he said there's no further information about what caused the riot. but the cadet state police chief did concede that that could have been feelings of dissatisfaction among

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it looks as if the u. s. is not backing down or might even be sending more weapons to ukraine or russia is focusing as offensive on to eastern ukrainian provinces. char stratford has been seeking to people in the province of don. yes, he sent this report in the area that we visited at close to here for cross go call a long area along the front line. some of the heavier shelly, if not the heavier shelly so far since the invasion started out according to some of the military and people that we've spoken to in this area. and our understanding certainly what we were listening to today was an evidence of grad missiles, rocket launchers, heavy artillery being used over sustained a period of time. and as a say, a very large area. what's also so incredible in town like this is that there are so few people here seemingly any more local authorities, barcroft saying they're made around 70 percent of this. the population of the city have already left businesses. homes boarded up, people told to close their curtains at ni

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there was a time when russia and the u. s. had a comprehensive joint projects involving cooperation on the afghan settlement, one of the nato, russia council initiatives. it was called the helicopter package for afghanistan. we supplied helicopters and the americans paid for them. we provided maintenance for the helicopters and they were passed to the afghan national security forces. now, washington publicly announces it is sending these helicopters to mister zalinski. we drew their attention to the fight that the vehicles were purchased and a military contract with russia's rosabelle on exports. this contract says that the helicopters in question can only be used for the needs of the afghan security forces and can be passed on to a 3rd party without russia's consent. the commitment not to pass the vehicles on to a 3rd party were stipulated in the end user certificates they were signed before. 2013. when the helicopter package was been implemented, hillary clinton was the u. s. secretary of state at the time. and then john ker

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the idea it was the allied forces, the u. s. france, britain in the soviet union. important to know these back. what happened, anything forces to be aware that many different people participated with broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john, tom. glad have you with us. or now the us says it's quote, not in india's interest to import russian oil and weaponry. as washington increases, pressure on new delhi with an online summit between joe biden and indian pm no remedy. 2 plus, 2 talks also took place between the u. s. and indian defense ministers and top diplomats, they focused on the aftermath of the coven pandemic. pressing issues in the indo pacific region and the security situation in afghanistan, india's imports of russian, oil and weaponry, also appeared high on washington's agenda. the white house made clear to the public after the talk that india should not increase its importance of russian oil is the core of the president. both conveyed that we are here to help them diversify their means of importing oil. again, are the

even though the u. s. was one of the architects of the quarter. originally it's refused to recognize your addiction. it's basically one of those we are above the law. international law is only something that you know, other people can get trial under. and obviously this is the kind of rules based order to be envision in which day would be above the rules. so it's pure sanctimony, nothing but the voice mail it in can actually fast unless many thanks for your time . i appreciate it. thank you. now the us envoy to the us on tuesday holds to the suspension of russia from the human rights council, saying moscow use it as a platform for propaganda. this meeting left a day to age and coordination with ukraine, and many other un member states will seek russia's suspension from the un human rights council. russia is using its membership on the human rights council as a platform for propaganda to suggest russia has a legitimate concern for human rights. they do not belong on the human rights council. as well as the

s. was, i mean we have the mid terms coming up in november. nothing's going to happen out except that by the needs to show his strength. so he'll poor more arms $800000000.00 more the arms into you gray. they're got blown up by the russians who will get blame the rushes of course they cause they blow at these arms. now the only person here only people profiting from this, of course, other people who make arms, arms and cash, and on this a $100000000.00. and that's that mickey mac, the military, industrial, congressional intelligence media, academia, think tank complex. it's much worse than it was under eyes were too much too much a compliment to you. raise that many, many people use that acronym right now. you're the only one that can say it though, everyone else can write it. okay. but bruce, so me, one of the things that, if we could bring a little bit closer to the u. s. and, you know, it's, it's almost a form of nation building that they want to talk about ukraine as, you know, the, the american working people in america, the middle classe

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his reason for refusal was his junction to the u. s. s. r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there was no doubt that such a stuff did not go unnoticed in ukraine. august 19th, 1991. the artist drew and moscow though my youngest brother, the mozilla, though at issue gorbachev was removed from power. most of the regional leaders in ukraine supported the initiators of the to the state committee on the state emergency. landed craft took, took a wait and see attitude without issuing any strong statements. 2 days later, the crew attempt failed friendships and pushed the declaration of state independence in the supreme soviet . the idea of miss visions to vassar and at the block of an estimate. so soon as you go, mr. ross, persona committal who in summer that you did without that may put into the pillow trust that just pamela simona from thus the image. oh, but i will just stick to that goes to thanks. welcome or sure. yeah, another trust. some story jo toronto be physical and this is

at least that's how it was for many years. today, the u. s. and some of the western nations are trying to devalue this, right? they want to transfer the security council's mandate to the general assembly. this would allow them to twist any member's arms, blackmail them, or threaten them by targeting their bank accounts or their children's schools to ensure the majority of the votes whenever they need it. this is a dangerous path. it makes the security council and is 5 members with vito rights, the only strong hold of international law, the trying to replace everything else. prison biden held the 2021, submitted democracies for a reason. they're planning to hold another one this year and establish an organization that would act as an anti un oil replacement. this is nothing new, of course. the west, you're primarily, and especially france and germany has been producing various platforms, calls to action, and the ships to address issues that are already on the agenda for a while. now. take, for example, the partnership on the international human

the coverage surpassed coverage of was the u. s. was directly involved in, according to reports monitoring the american tv news in march, abc, cbs, and nbc devoted a combined 562 minutes and evening reports to the war ukraine as more coverage than nate. those 2001 war enough gun is done, received political commentator, steve gill shared his thoughts on this. i think a lot of it has to do with hell and he has played the media, but they have been willing players in picking aside. and it's really not just the cray rush of war. i think you've seen a trend in american media in recent years where they literally pick aside they decide which team they're going to support. and then they cheer that, that team that they share their jersey colored with america right now when you're driving down the street and you see the gas prices, almost changing hourly and going up when we get a report this week that our inflation levels are the highest in, in decades and, and you've got the present, i'm trying to blame it all on on. i think the american peo