the, the 25 people are reportedly killed in and is really a tough going to you in run school in the new surround refugee camp in central gals that on those jo, biding planes. he's the quote, don't more for palestinians than anyone local, say, american the miss elizabeth bells here just a short while ago and went from america to the guns of street and our kids are not in testing field for the large company or full additions of the european union the

unhappy once they have been doing because they don't one piece on the sidelines of the latest russia lead united nations security council meeting, the hon, gary and fort administer, and said suddenly moving towards a peaceful solution for ukraine to find the western donald trump, viewers under increased scrutiny of the ongoing republican national convention, the u. s. secret service, local police trade blame over security failures needing all the midnights and kate so mid day. and i'll boot that will be an atm, this witness figure in most of the welcome to the mid week news round off on our team. we'd be getting gals and we're some $48.00 people were killed in less than one hour. buyers really are strikes on tuesday. that's according to the end save

civil defense agency. just over half of that total were kills out a un run school sheltering displaced people in the new surround refugee camp in central council. these really are may say, did not a quote struck a terrace of reading and then i'm right. 5 more people were killed in the bay area in the north, near the border with israel and winning the following images are distressing. the

alarm and do so without any prior warning. and american is really missile fell on us targeting a school serving as a shelter. what we saw from this missile was something very so real children had their heads cut off. there are corpses. oh, so i swear we were walking on corpses. i can't describe it further due to the horror of the scene. and you want me to close that project today. these missiles are falling on us for testing. the palestinian people are being used by arms companies to test their weapons. the missiles that fail here just a short while ago were from america the gaza strip, and our children are not a testing field for international arms companies. well, the strikes occurred shortly after joe biden said he's done more for the palestinian community than anybody. the us leader made the statement during a visit to detroit. as his campaign desperately attempts to contain the young girl of the art of the american voters. some of the guys doing more for that. how soon can anybody,

i'm the guy that opened up all my assets. i'm the guy that made this year and that i got the egyptians opened the border a lot quicker. so medicine and, and food and, and what's happening is, and i'm, the guy is unable to pull together the advocates to help create and help empower students with fluid and show the loss and come unison kansas sides. local authorities say 18 people were killed and many more wounded and another is really attacked near tense, losing displaced families. the deadly attack hit a main street with market stores. this funded shows the aftermath of the strike with all these of the dead and wounded being taken to nestor hospital reported to really be a freaking point. 1000 residents have called the strikes, crimes against humanity, saying that all the place is israel. call safe or actually quote that on some of this, you know, i know i flipped from northern,

got it yourself. we were told about our cousins been injured. my cousin and his mother father and brought them all stayed in the safe areas, the back claiming no safe was the i areas of death, not safety. this is a crime against humanity and the whole world. and the nations are watching the route, tennessee that the jews design and east are treating us with this death. everywhere every day, the raw strikes, every day they exterminated to know people we were staying here and we felt a shake. people were falling in the street. what did they do wrong, children, the women, and the elderly walking in the street. why this treachery? how long will he stay in this situation? as well us muslim, the civil rights attorney, her son shadley, told us that president biden's remarks are laughable. given the current few monitoring crisis, palestinians are injury. well, i mean these clear volumes suffers from dementia is not even worse. mental health

conditions. i just, frankly don't think he's all there. i don't think you know what he's talking about . but nonetheless, even the young provided was very much anti hell, a city. and he has sold the really his soul and political interests in the legions to israel. he is accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not more, from pro israel interest groups like a tax. and he basically in a full israel right now to kill civilians. committee mean more injured, many, many, many more displaced the, you know, the, he's allowed on the worst you may, which are in prices to unfold under his watch. and it would not have been possible without his super. so i think his statement is, is just laughable. it will be one very differently, even if he had his full faculties. i mean, i think we were just seeing a bite in the who bite in has been for many decades, except now he made like the capabilities to do so. they certainly put people in

power around him that are executing as agenda and using him to further their agenda . so i do believe that you don't suffer from dementia. i don't know that he's actually running our current government for a week. but at the same time, i don't think that excuses, and because i think the position policies that the united states has taken under his leadership reflect the kind of person who's done for, for the decades he's help with the law office hungry will keep pushing for peace. and ukraine, despite all the opposition from fellow you members. that's the message from the countries talk. diplomats speaking to our correspondent on the sidelines of a un security council session in new york on tuesday. it's so obvious that the pro war petitions, a of the european union, the unhappy what we have been doing because they don't one piece. they want this war to be continued. they don't care about the escalation, but we do. so we'll continue our peace mission review of work in favor of

a peaceful solution of the war in ukraine. and, you know, we are used to such kind of attacks. we gotta do is to such kind of pressure. so we continue what we have started and we will continue to represent the national interest of a hung jury and, and russian. foreign ministers discuss the range of topics behind closed doors up un headquarters space stress, the importance of implementing agreements. the president and prime minister oregon recently reached, including the supply of russian guns to circle a problem. also, man with his west coast to parts not seal counts. is despite the meeting being arranged by bern, it's official refuse to answer questions from russian media. after the talks, mr. level also met with other states representatives, including a rum bothering on to ation and focusing on middle piece of our tease us corresponding caleb martin was following the russia lead security council meeting

from the u. n. h q in new york city with russia and it's rotating position as president of the security council for the month of july. we had the foreign ministers are gay lab, rob, who's in town giving a dynamic presentation before the un security council meeting that began this morning. one of the points that the russian foreign minister made was that russia has been open to negotiation from the beginning. and that they would like to see a diplomatic resolution of the conflict in ukraine. and western leaders seem committed to preventing such a thing from occurring, even though there is popular sentiment for it in ukraine and around the world. human, you see, but it's a good with washington to germany. policy has not changed for decades, most or atlantic security schemes were based on ensuring the dominance of the united states, including the subordination of europe and the containment of russia. the main role was assigned to nato, which eventually crushed or been union that seemed to have created for europeans or

see structures have been seamlessly privatized, goals, violation of the health. and finally, i have no pets. the actions of the united states and its allies, injured, international cooperation and the building of a more gesture were always easily taken to our country center regents hospitalized . prevent people from fulfilling that solver invites, settled in the human charter and distract from much that each one forgets resolve. the conflict in the middle east, africa, and other weekends we have to reduce global inequality, eliminate the threats of terrorism and trust, crime, hunger, and disease which are nice. everything is what. when we hung gary and foreign minister who was also in town, took the floor to emphasize that his country has been pursuing peace. and ukraine does not want to join the global efforts to isolate russia and the response of the international community, including the european union and compaq has been reprehensible and it is really shown a virus. and the lack of. busy will to move forward toward better solutions on the part of some leading countries. diplomacy is about talking to everyone,

even to those be 2. you do not agree on major issues. that's one that you have to tell your colleagues, this is not only unacceptable what's come. dallas really scandalous, that a country is being stigmatized in the 21st century jobs because arguing in favor of a diploma think solution. we are now being guns are very heavy attacks, political effects, one of those european politicians. why representing a pro board position? but i have to tell you that such kind of effects will give us a 3rd ink cartridge meant to continue our peace mission survey lab. rob did not limit his want remarks to ukraine or to issues directly related to russia. do you went over how the united states has been trying to tell china what goods they can produce and limiting their ability to produce computer chips and other high tech technology simply for their own market gain. but it is usually when you receive the sake of the machine and the use of russia and china and other countries whose

independent policies are received as a challenge to germany. the west provides aggressive actions breaks the system of globalization that originally developed according to its patterns. the north atlantic alliance is no longer satisfied with the war that is unleashed against russia at the hands of the legal authorities in kia and the entire o. s. c. space is not enough for it. having almost completely destroyed the fundamental agreements in the field of arms control, the united states continues to escalate confrontation should. recently, at a summit in washington, the leaders of the alliance countries confirmed their claims to a dominant role. not only in the euro atlantic, but also in the asian pacific region. we do, i mean, you can see it is declared that nato is still guided by the task of protecting the territory of its members. but for this, they say it is necessary to extend the dominance of the alliance to the entire your asian continent, an adjacent marine area. so you cute nato's military infrastructure is moving into the pacific region. and with the obvious goal of undermining the sea on centric

architecture, which has been built for decades on the basis of the principles of equality, is consideration of mutual interests and consensus. towards the conclusion of his remarks, the russian foreign minister invoked the infamous words of francis fukuyama about the end of history and said that the end of history never came. and then he called on the international community to begin the history by embracing the multi polar world working to a rather cape poverty and create peace between nations. china took to the floor of the security council and they called out the united states and it's constant invoking of this rules based global order. when they themselves don't feel obligated to follow international norms or rules and have no problem blatantly violating the sovereignty of some countries. the so called international order is based on rules which individual countries talked about. in fact, it is aimed at creating another system that would operate separately from the system of international law. this is an attempt to justify double standards and

exceptions. second, against the background of the crisis in ukraine and given the israeli palestinian conflict. the current countries are concerned about international come and security . many peace loving countries and peoples are working tirelessly to ensure the reading of world peace. however, nato, which was originally a military block that was formed following the 2nd world war, is striving to expand its sphere of india. what was it will stop at nothing due to a voice full of rhetoric to portfolio on the file. but i can know what to strengthen and expand the confrontation between countries. i saw nato in fact blames countries that are outside the region, blaming them for the current situation and you cry out, you know, no history shows and prayers that wherever nato puts its hands chaos and on the rest of the youth without one of the points that the russian foreign minister made in his remarks, was about the lopsided and s and the over representation of the united states, britain and their allies in the international institutions. how it seems like what is commonly called the collective west is given an inflated roll in the world,

and inflated ability to affect international policies, treaties, and agreements. and there were a number of countries that agreed with the russian foreign minister on this point in viewing pick up. and i'm assuming that we must acknowledge is the existence of a pending debt with regard to reforming the security council equity or continues to support or, and vicious and realistic reform without any new leaders or privileges in perpetuity or in the context of building got an effective the multilateral is mozambique right there, it is the call on the need for the security to come. silver form outer forms that must take into account the kind of coming position based on these are really close answers. and to see that the declaration, when the meeting took place,

it was pretty obvious that western leaders did not approve 5. there was a kind of a statement given by the representative of ukraine prior to the meeting, and they made clear they did not approve of what russia will had to say. and how russia was planning to conduct this meeting of the security council. it was certainly an important day at the united nations security council, the un headquarters in manhattan, and also on the sidelines all of the security council meeting, the hung, gary, and for administer, commented only assassination attempt on donald trump pointing out it's not the 1st time politicians who offer alternative views on the ukraine conflict? how being targeted? this is a crazy trend of things. something happens. you know, this is not the 1st time in the recent months when a a true will be some fancier edition is right to be killed in our neighboring country. similar thing as happens when the prime minister, who represents

a pro peace position and represents a very basic basic approach, has been almost killed by a crazy person after a cabinet meeting on the country side. the same thing has happened here. now just 3 days after the attempt on donald trump's life, police helped shelton on wielding knives outside the venue where the former us president is attending the republican party's national convention in wisconsin. the person who was later identified as homeless was shot by officers would come from the state of ohio to enforce security at the event. according to police, the man had knives in both hands charged and. busy on person and did not follow through these commands. lucas took to the streets to protest the killing by the whiteside police forces of to run up on you also deserve a subject or with a knife and each hand engaged in an altercation with another. on our individual

offices indemnified ourselves as police officers and may several commands to assess the big drop. the nice the says it review views these commands in charge at the other individual with the nice. at this time, several officers discharged their farms, subsequently striking the suspect. the suspect is the 43 old man who sustained fatal injuries. there are no other report of injuries to lies were recovered from the scene. donald trump, who survived an attempt on his life just days ago, is continuing to make public appearances. he attended the 2nd day of the republican national convention that proclaimed him the parties. presidential nominee, as trump heard endorsements from his former rivals in the g o, p, including nikki haley and rome, desantis, his security detail was increased the event. that's us,

the u. s. secret service on pennsylvania, local police know, appear to be treating blame over the assassination attempt. with a former saying the police were suppose to secure the building stuff. the shots came for joining us. not for more on the ops is. archie corresponded donald quarter morning to you don't, it appears like the blame game is in full swing following last week and shocking events, but that's right. i mean, trump security detail has clearly been quite the step down to this assassination attempt. but there's a lot of finger pointing going on between those responsible collectively responsible for the security failure that had took place, that trumps rally there in pennsylvania. mean, the head of the security service is saying that the local police has to blame because they should have anticipated this attack in front of a taking place beforehand. let's take a listen. in this particular instance,

we did share support for that particular site and that the secret service was responsible for the in a perimeter. and then we felt assistance from our local counterparts for the outer perimeter, there was local police in that building. there was local police in the area that were responsible for the outer perimeter of the building. yeah, the other senshi translates as not our fault. it's yours is not actually correct. what do we know about that? well, i mean, on the other hand, we're hearing from the us media that the secret service was actually tipped off about a suspicious man in the building where the shooter actually was by both people attending the rally and the local police themselves. nevertheless, none of this was investigated rally doors on their way in noticed groups pacing and behaving strangely near the metal detectors. according to 4 officials, they alerted local police who began pursuing crooks on foot. a us official telling nbc news that during the pursuit the officers told secret service they were looking

for a suspicious person in the area. it's not clear when secret service was notified. very effective. but crooks did make it onto the rooftop. so it looks like the secret service could have prevented this assassination attempt from taking place if it just investigated that tip off, it seems quite strange that the information was just ignored, really. so you've got both law enforcement sides accusing each other of failures, but another party is being held responsible by some i believe. that's right. i mean, it might seem a bit out of left fields, but according to cnn, the radians had their own assassination plot around the same time that this shooting took place. the us government received the intelligence from a human source that indicated that the iranians were plotting to try to kill a former president, donald trump. now that led immediately to an increase in the protection for the

former president. we heard over the weekend from the secret service that in recent weeks they had increased their protection for the former president. now in the article the cnn wrote regarding this situation, they did say that this assassination plot a legit assassination flocked rather it has no connection to the shooting, but still it, it really doesn't make much sense to add that into coverage of a story that doesn't have anything to do with a ron, but some of us are saying that iran has a retaliatory mode. so if considering that from brag defied assessment in general, cast them to the money back in 2020. what's to run say? well, we were able to get exclusive commentary from around for administer at the united nations to figure out just that actually. and despite the fact that they say that still a money was murdered without any regard for the law to run as seeking justice within the framework of the international legal system. joel, yes,

allow me to aid the slattich republican feronda will desmond to the phone, an officer with national legal systems and mechanisms, the issue of the such a nation of general. so the money and of course, these crime, i mean the such a nation or general. so the money is being followed in the reading costs are had a just our agenda now considering the fact that there was actually no assassination attempt to made by big bad a ron and the actual shooter in the assassination attempt that took place was a homegrown would be assassin, i mean, it looks like the united states really has to start looking in words more to get to the root causes of extremism, without, you know, accusing others that obviously don't have anything to do with that. taking a through, that's ortiz donald corner. thank you. well, just picking off on some of the points dawn was making their form or pennsylvania senator and lawyer. bruce marx said both the police. i'm the secret service. sure. the blame for last week's events. it looks like

a total failure post by the secret service, if a guy that didn't secure the perimeter and the local law enforcement officers route currently climbed to the edge of the roof and then dropped out. so that's not what law enforcement is supposed to do. we know that from the tragic school shooting where the policeman at the school going to basically hit himself when the, when the shooting started. so that's the job of law enforcement to confront the shooter. of course it means take a risk, but they're there to protect people. and it's obviously the secret service just completely failed because there's no excuse whatsoever for a government have a clearer sight. basically, you know, a 100 meters from the stage in the united states. you don't want just information that caused them to have an even higher alert to protect president trump. and this is how bad they did it. they didn't say secure the perimeters so some 20 year old, you know, cheered without any military experience, could take clear shots,

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