state department spokesperson matthew miller at a briefing on tuesday. was being questioned about the israeli raid by associated press reporter matt lee >> this operation launched in jenin, do you have any comment on that? is this something you think is problematic or is it something you look at with envy, like this is some mission impossible mission that we wish we could also do? >> i would say we strongly urge caution whenever operations have the potential to impact civilians and civilian installations, including hospitals. we recognize the very real security challenges israel faces and is legitimate right to defend its people and its territory from terrorism. israel has the right to carry out operations to bring terrorists to justice, but they need to be in full compliance of their national military law. >> does that include going into hospitals and murdering people in their beds? regardless if they are suspects were known terrorists. >> there was a lot and the premise of that question. obviously, they -- >> they went in and kill people who are comple

the fact is that, as i see this quote from matthew miller in ukraine, someone twisted it, someone did not give it completely. the fact is that he really is. meant the future was uncertain, because he said that the goal of the united states is for ukraine to be a free, democratic country, to stand firmly on its own two feet, so it is in the interest of the united states to ensure the opportunity for ukraine to produce ammunition and weapons in ukraine, but he went on to emphasize, you quoted his texts, but that's about half of what he said, he goes on to say that we're not there yet, and so we have to continue aid to ukraine, at least at the same level as it was in 22-23, that is, this is a long-term strategic goal, but it is not at all about the fact that the administration is in favor of reducing aid to ukraine now, the point is , which is the opposite of these 60, more than 60 billions which the administration is asking congress to allocate for aid to ukraine, there the money for military aid has been increased, the request has been increased almost one and a half times, and for the

so you can see the awkwardness with which this was field the by matthew miller. and i should say, the united states is on a crusade for democracy, freedom just as an individual rights and ukraine when it comes to one of their own citizens. and they don't seem that interested in his welfare. and in the aftermath of his report, a death which they've confirmed, and this time you have confirmed very savvy. and they also haven't made any statements about this. just been ok. the questions to the cab regime, about the welfare of their citizen and their obliged to look out for the welfare of an american citizen. but there has been some reaction from russia and that's i'm look at that now. we're deeply outraged to learn of the death of the united states generalist comes all the later and ukrainian custody according to the information available. he was in prison and tortured. we're also not surprised to learn that the usa did not make any efforts to release of citizens. moreover, we are sure that these champions of freedom of speech with double standards of morality will t

miller said: america has not observed any act that indicates genocide. according to the latest statistics, in the last 3 months, about 2,260 palestinians were martyred in gaza, one third of them children are. francesca. the un special rapporteur on palestinian affairs has called israel's crimes in gaza similar to the genocides in srebrenica and rwanda and has called for its cessation. the meteorological organization has predicted rain in the western and northwestern regions of the country today. in the cold areas of garlic and high altitudes, precipitation will be in the form of snow. hello , i am at your service. viewers, i have to tell you that today the sa rain system entered the country from the northwest. based on this, during the afternoon and tonight , we see rains in the northwestern parts of the western regions of the country, and these rains are in the form of rain and snow occur in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil province, kermanshah kurdistan, and the western parts of zanjan province. due to the intensity of the rai

the united nations is urging restraint and state department spokesperson matthew miller says the u.s.incredibly concerned about the conflict i gaza spreading after the killing. bbc correspondent standing by tonight. thank you for joining us. you have been speaking about the killing of al-arouri. what have they been saying to you? >> you can feel the anger on the streets. protesters were chanting his name, chanting for freedom and resistance and calling for revenge. one woman told me there is a deep sense of anger and fury here and sadness as well. she says al-arouri is deeply respected in the west bank, where he is from. his hometown is not far from here. al-arouri was a key person in hamas on the military and political front the link between hamas, hezbollah, and iran. he may have been on israel and u.s. target list. they both accuse him of many terror activities. for many people here warning his death he is a symbol of the resistance they have lost. >> hezbollah says this one go without punishment. what is israel saying about that? >> israel has not confirmed it is involved in the a

the united nations is urging restraint and state department spokesperson matthew miller says the u.s.incredibly concerned about the conflict in gaza spreading after the killing. bbc correspondent standing by tonight. thank you for joining us. you have been speaking about the killing of al-arouri. what have they been saying to you? >> you can feel the anger on the streets. protesters were chanting his name, chanting for freedom and resistance and calling for revenge. one woman told me there is a deep sense of anger and fury here and sadness as well. she says al-arouri is deeply respected in the west bank, where he is from. his hometown is not far from here. al-arouri was a key person in hamas on the military and political front the link between hamas, hezbollah, and iran. he may have been on israel and u.s. target list. they both accuse him of many terror activities. for many people here warning his death he is a symbol of the resistance they have lost. >> hezbollah says this one go without punishment. what is israel saying about that? >> israel has not confirmed it is involved in the

miller was grilled and left with no clear answers regarding the incident. okay, and then my second thing, which has to do with this operation that the israelis launched in in jenene a hospital today. um, what, what, what, do you have any comment on that? is this, is this something that you think is a is problematic? israel of course has the right to carry out operations to bring terrorists to justice, but those operations need to be conducted in full compliance with international humanitarian law. well, those operations include going into hospitals and murdering people in their in their... regardless of whether they are suspected or so you don't think that they went in and killed complete people who were completely innocent. so let me say that if you did think that then you would be condemning it right? we certainly would, we would generally say that we don't want them to carry out operations in hospitals, but under international humanitarian law, hospitals do lose some of their protections if they are being used to uh for the planning of terrorist operatio

miller, a spokesman for the us state department.we will continue to support ukraine as long as necessary. this does not mean that we will continue to support them on that. levels of military funding as in 2022-2023. so, the us plans to help us develop our own military production and build a defense complex so that ukraine can produce and purchase independently without support armament. whenever we sign one of these packages, there is always a delay of days if not weeks. therefore, not everything that was signed on the 27th was delivered to ukraine, it will happen soon. days and weeks, then there is no funding. that is why john kirby emphasized that it is extremely important that the request submitted by the us president for additional funding for ukraine be approved by congress. the year when the armed forces of ukraine became stronger. in 2023, the ukrainian army received weapons that had a significant impact on the course of the war. first of all, it is about strengthening the protection of the ukrainian sky. the latest ppu system

miller said.et's hear what miller said. we will continue to support ukraine, as long as it lasts. necessary, it does not mean that we will continue to support them at the same level of military funding as in 2022 and 2023, precisely that is why it is so important that the congress passes... a bill on additional funding, because we have not reached the level where ukraine can defend itself relying only on its own forces. how do you, mr. volodymyr, assess the prospects of ukraine in providing itself with weapons, including long-range weapons, which are now so necessary in order to transfer the war from the territory of ukraine to the territory of the russian federation? well , let me remind you that as of the 18th year... in the 18th year, we had the groim-2 missile complex, the bohdan gunship, and more a number of new weapons, in fact ukraine, well , the neptune coastal missile complex against anti-ship, even in the 20th year was being formed quite seriously, the 19th 20th year was being formed qui

in the press conference of the spokesperson of the us foreign ministry , matthew miller's attempt to keep america away from this terrorist crime, when he insisted that the zionist regime was not involved in it , led to this confrontation and dialogue. among him , the associated press reporter talked about the explosion in beirut and what happened after that in iran do you think that these behaviors are consistent with your desire to prevent the spread of conflicts in the region? first, i would like to emphasize against some irresponsible claims that america had no involvement in this horrible explosion and any claim about it is imaginary. sefid claimed in his press conference that america has no information about who did this terrorist act. the terrorist incident of golzar shahada of kerman was widely covered in most of the main american media, from cnn and fox news to the washington post and the new york times. did ali rajabi, new york broadcasting news agency. the general command of the iraqi armed forces has announced a terrorist attack on one of the security headquarters of the i

encourage you to listen to the entire statement in full detail, and... not only that triggers us, and matthewte department, in particular said there that the united states traditionally will support ukraine as long as it is needed, and that its ultimate goal is to make ukraine stand firmly on its feet, so that it can produce own weapons, and i will remind you that it was for this purpose that in december of last year , a forum of defense industries was held here in washington, where representatives of the defense business defense. industry of the united states and ukraine jointly discussed plans, there were the representatives, literally, the leaders of the defense enterprises of ukraine and the united states, were government officials, and together they discussed how they could set up cooperation, so that using american licenses, american technologies, american developments, but ukrainian capacities, ukrainian workers, together to produce weapons that will... for the ukrainian market, well, maybe in the future it will help ukraine to take its place in the world arms market, therefore miller

this was stated by the spokesman state department matthew miller. according to him, washington's goal is to help kyiv develop its own military-industrial base, independently produce and purchase weapons. at the same time, the state department emphasized that since ukraine does not yet have such opportunities, an urgent decision by congress is needed. about allocation of funds. let me remind you that earlier the white house stated that they currently have no money for new military support for ukraine. slovakia will provide ukraine with humanitarian aid worth more than 200,000 euros. this was reported in the press service of the ministry internal affairs of the country. it was noted there that the weight of humanitarian aid will be 21 tons. the support package will include power generators, heaters, clothing and... first aid kits, as well as food, bottled water and clothing from the supplies of the minister of the interior of slovakia. he fed the occupiers in the temporarily occupied kherson region. the security service of ukraine exposed the owner of

miller.ain. the us diplomat will also discuss ways to stop attacks on vessels in the black sea by iran-backed houthis. earlier, the united states and 12 other countries issued an ultimatum to the houthis demanding that they stop attacking ships in the red sea. hundreds of fighters hamas were killed or captured during the october 7 attack on israel. israeli officials say many of the slain militants were found to be in possession of captagon amphetamine pills. it is a stimulant. which can radically increase endurance, yuriy mamon will tell more about it. numerous witnesses say that the hamas militants who crossed the border between gaza and israel on october 7 were in a state of euphoria, they stormed more than 20 small settlements, killed more than 1,200 israelis and took another 240 hostages. israeli officials say many captured or killed hamas members were carrying drinking bottles. captagon, an amphetamine drug also called poor man's cocaine. for years, captagon has been common among isis fi

yesterday, a state department spokesman matthew miller came out to the podium and he would be downplayed the impact of the u.s. aid. he said that the vast majority of the pool of aid that the united states had to give to unra, their congressionally approved give, most of that has already been allocated. so he downplayed the impact. but right now, every single dollar helps and that is really what they have been out there saying since friday. they cannot afford to lose a single dollar at this stage because the need and the demand for humanitarian assistance, lifesaving humanitarian assistance is so dire. host: if you'd like to join our conversation, you can do so on our line by party. democrat, (202) 748-8000. republican, (202) 748-8001. independent, (202) 748-8002. i want to play for you the spokesman for the secretary-general responding to allegations and then i will get your response. >> the secretary-general made it clear over the weekend the united nations taking swift action following the extremely serious allegations made against several staff members. the contracts of the staff mem

matthew miller, the official representative of the state department of the united states of america,esterday during a briefing. this is how he answered a journalist's question about whether the white house administration has really changed its position on supporting ukraine, from its complete victory on the battlefield to strengthening its position before possible negotiations with russia. mr. miller called such information false. but at the same time added that further kyiv's support will depend on the us congress and called on american lawmakers to urgently vote on the president's proposal to allocate aid after returning from the christmas break. well, one more interesting moment , during this briefing, mr. miller answered the journalist's question and commented on the recent statement of the minister of foreign affairs of the terrorist country, sergey lavrov, that butsim taiwan and taiwan and the general situation around taiwan and the korean peninsula may become the next hotspots in 2024 year, as mr. miller commented on it, let's hear from him himself. we don't need to listen to

this was stated by the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller, during a press conference. according to him, russian putin's government has already lost, and now washington needs to help ukraine. washington and its allies need it. to help ukraine bring this loss to an end. at the same time, mr. rechnyk once again emphasized that washington should continue to help ukraine, although he added that this assistance in digital equivalent may be somewhat less than in 2022-23, and explained why the us will focus on helping ukraine put their own economy on military rails. although, says mr. miller, now. the main thing, again, is the decision of the congress, we listen his in direct speech. we have run out of funds, but ukraine needs to continue to be supported as it relies on this aid. the ukrainian people rely on her to continue to fight against the brutal russian attack, which is precisely why she is fighting for her freedom. well, here is an interesting moment, even this money , which we already have in the pentagon, which the state... department knows about, and of course, the

miller, a spokesman for the us state department.we will continue to support ukraine as much. however necessary, that does not mean that we will continue to support them at the same level of military funding, as well as in 2022-2023. therefore, the us plans to help us develop our own military production and build a defense complex so that ukraine can independently produce and purchase weapons without support. whenever we sign one of these packages, there is always a delay of days if not weeks. therefore, not all of what was signed on the 27th was delivered to ukraine. this will happen in the coming days and weeks. then there is no funding. that is why john kirby emphasized that it is extremely important that the inquiry, presented by the us president for additional financing of ukraine was approved by congress. the year when the armed forces of ukraine became stronger. in 2023, the ukrainian army received weapons that had a significant impact on the course of the war. first of all. it is about strengthening the protection of the ukra

miller, who stated that washington will not support the military financing of ukraine at the level of23 years . the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine is already discussing it. this statement of his, and there it was noted that the states seek to help ukraine develop its own military industrial base, therefore, in general, it is said that instead of supplying ready-made weapons, the states will produce them in ukraine, i would like your comment on this, do you think that this can somehow speed up, let's say, the delivery of the same missiles for air defense to the front faster, and their provision to the air force, in particular, for example, than we imagine it, because we understand , that all this needs a certain amount of time, in order to start production in ukraine, and even more so, we see that the enemy is attacking the civilian infrastructure , including, and are there any guarantees that such productions will be safe here, let's say yes, that's right, it's not done by one there one one lever to make it switch, production in ukraine started right away, we know how long it

miller, during a briefing yesterday. he answered the journalist's question about whether the white house administration really changed its position on supporting ukraine, from its complete victory to the battlefield to send. positions before possible negotiations with russia. mr. miller called such information untrue, but added that further support for kyiv will depend on the us congress and called on american lawmakers, after returning from the christmas vacation, to urgently vote on the presidential proposal for the allocation of aid. well, one more interesting moment, during this briefing, mr. miller answered the journalist's question and commented. the recent statement of the minister of foreign affairs of the terrorist country, sergei lavrov, that by the way, taiwan and taiwan and the general situation around taiwan and the korean peninsula could become the next hotspots in 2024, as mr. miller commented, let's hear from him. we don't need to listen to lectures about various world conflicts from russian officials who

miller. we will continue to support ukraine as long as necessary. this does not mean that we will continue to support them at the same level of military funding as in 2022-2023. so in the plans of the us to help us build up our own military production and build a defense complex so that without support ukraine ... can independently produce and purchase weapons, every time we sign one of these packages, there is always a delay of several days, if not weeks, so what was signed on the 27th was not all delivered to ukraine, this will happen in the coming days and weeks, then there is no funding. that's why john kirby emphasized that it is extremely important that the request submitted by the president of the united states for additional financing of ukraine be approved by congress. the year when... the armed forces of ukraine became stronger. in 2023, the ukrainian army received weapons that had a significant impact on the course of the war. first of all, it is about strengthening the protection

miller said the united states would not support the military. financing of ukraine is at the same level as it was in 22-23 years, and this, by the way, confirms your words that you spoke about when you warned us about it, that it will not be the same as it was before, and it is about , that western partners seek to help us to build their own military and industrial base, we understand that this is necessary, and you have already mentioned this, but on the other hand, we understand that russia already has allies such as north korea. china, iran and so on, which help it supply weapons, and ukraine, it turns out, is, well, fighting against several states at the same time in this context. and to what extent will we have enough of what we can produce ourselves? we understand that this is also not about the short-term perspective, it takes some time to develop it in ukraine, to put it on certain rails, and actually, how do we manage it all. well, let's frankly tell ukrainians that the axis of evil is in the coalition evil is china, the russian federation, iran, north korea, belarus, the de-so

miller, said that the funding in the following years will be less, it was immediately perceived by aumber of experts and journalists there as a betrayal, and then there was, shall we say, a more detailed reading of this statement, it was said that washington insists that aid to ukraine, to kyiv, should contribute to the fact that ukrainian... it could independently finance, produce and purchase weapons, that is, in fact, it is about , in order to to give ukraine a fishing rod, and not the very fish that we see, we are mainly getting used to. the question arises whether this is already a reflection of the permanent policy of the united states towards ukraine and in what direction the relations between ukraine and the usa will develop further in this particular segment. well, if i had known how the relationship between the us and ukraine would develop in this segment, i think i would have shared this information with you in advance, but in all seriousness, yes, any statement, especially by top officials, and the official ones, including those of our partners, are worth reading or liste

miller. here at the state department, we have no assessment as to who was responsible, but we weren't informed to advance. and then john cubby at the white house national security council spokesperson saying, we're not in a position to confirm a specific reports on how it happened or who is responsible. i basically don't have any great detail on who was responsible no indication, but as row was responsible, so they, we, i was all on the record. but then just in the last hour, we finally got a response from us central command, which is the, the, the military come on in charge of them, at least amongst other, among other regions. and use, ask here in dc, it actually helps them over 24 hours ago. say would you have any information about the assassination they finally on? so just in the last hour, and it's very matter of fact. good afternoon, the strike was ms. riley strike. please refer will questions to idea very respectfully, some co media of ask i so this would appear to be part of the past a

now we know that as far back in august the 23 that matthew miller, the state department spokesman, was well aware of this. i used to feel for the exchange when he's asked of as long as i live in some questions, to put 3 via grades on report of liam conde's grave about the whole situation regarding comes out of there. we learned last night through a series of tweets by him that he had been tortured in the print in prison. if this is true, given the state department knew of his arrest of his detention. how has this been allowed to occur? we have a us citizen being arrest being detained, and perhaps tortured in the prison of one of our strongest allies. well, you, you lost me with the perhaps. and if this is true, i think i'd want to verify those reports before i commented on in some ways more questions than answers you know. what did gonzales stay in in the halls, in the midst of this a brutal crack down on free speech. gonzalo, that was very brave and someone would say no evening, still that challenging the regime. and it seems he's taking a big risk and maybe pay the price for the yeah

miller said he would not respond to what he called taylor was statements from this particular podium. however, the spokesman went on and said that the us believes that a rock should be doing more to cut down on the activities of the militant groups within iraq. saying that if they are not able to do so, the us would have to protect itself against these particular groups. now just briefly about the context, contact you. hezbollah is part of an umbrella ring of is that make resistance groups with in iraq. but it is probably the most powerful of these militant groups closely aligned to the around you and republican god. but the fact that it is now saying that he does going to be stopping attacks against us targets within a rock and within the region. an indication perhaps of its concern that it is going to come into directed type by the us. once again, we do not know what the us is going to be doing or when you heard that very clearly from view as president. but at the same time, the us very clearly not wanting to give any credence or provide a megaphone for a group like is that make as

this was stated by the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller, during a press conferenceto him, putin's russian government has already lost, but now washington needs to help ukraine, washington and its allies need to ... be able to bring ukraine to the end of this loss. at the same time, mr. rechnyk once again emphasized that washington should continue to help ukraine, although he added that this assistance in digital equivalent may be somewhat less than in 2022-23, and explained why the us will focus on helping ukraine put their own economy on military rails. although, says mr. miller, now the main ... again, this is the decision of the congress, let's listen to it in direct language. we have run out of funds, but ukraine needs to continue to be supported as it relies on this aid. the ukrainian people rely on her to continue to fight against the brutal russian onslaught. that is why it is imperative that congress restore funding to a democracy that is fighting for its freedom. well, here is an interesting moment, even this money, which is already there. is in the pentago

such a statement was made at a briefing by state department spokesman matthew miller. according to him, the united states has not yet achieved to the level where in... ukraine can defend itself relying only on its own forces, therefore it is extremely important that the congress approves aid for this year in the white house. previously, they declared that they no longer have money for new support for our state. the latest aid package was announced on december 27, worth 250 million. for several months in a row, the approval of aid to kyiv has been delayed in congress due to inter-party disputes over the security of the border with mexico. ukraine is offered for this year. allocate $60 billion for security needs, including emphasis will work on strengthening air defense, well, as long as the american side is delaying military aid, germany is actively providing it to us, the day before berlin announced the transfer of a new package, which included irst air defense missiles, 10 marder infantry fighting vehicles, more than 900 155 mm caliber ammunition and much more. russia

miller said.ording to him, washington's goal is to help kyiv develop its own military-industrial complex base, independently produce and purchase weapons. at the same time, the jdep emphasized that since ukraine does not yet have such opportunities, an urgent decision of the congress on allocation is needed. funds let me remind you that earlier the white house stated that they currently do not have money for new military support for ukraine. united states. convened the un security council because of the north korean missiles with which russia fires at ukraine. it will take place on january 10, - said the permanent representative of ukraine to the un, serhiy kyslytsia. according to him, america received the information about russia's receipt of several dozen ballistic missiles and launchers for them. the occupiers have already used them during rocket attacks on december 30 and january 2. knocked down a woman and hit her with her heels. the police detained a drunken driver in the capital. the accide

miller, the spokesman was the designation that they're using without getting so lost in the weeds and an effectively two forms of designation and one is a bit tougher than the other and under the trump administration, and the dying days of it, president trump designated the houthis is a terrorist organisation under both of these lists. 0ne organisation under both of these lists. one of them effectively means there could be criminal sanctions and it will be a crime to provide material support to the houthis and thatis material support to the houthis and that is a massive disincentive in this weight groups in particular in particular in early 2021 really worried about this because they thought it would prevent or delay could legally very different to provide aid to people who needed in the houthis controlled areas of human and material conditions they're worried about the impact. but within weeks, the biden administration reverse this and the biden administration is redesignated houthis as a lower level of a slightly less severe designation and thatis slightly less severe designation an

we had heard from the state department spoke 1st and matthew miller back in december. that there was no support for such a buffer zone by the binding administration. but that'll changed on tuesday when we heard from the national security council spokesperson john kirby. that is the binding ministration. did not want to see territory diminished in any way. but there was some conflicting statements made by the secretary state and to the blanket. and when he said that there might be a scope for some transitional arrangements, and that left open the possibility that the, by the administration or at least the secretary of state, was entertaining the possibility of a buffer zone. and so this has left open some concerns, not just here in the united states and obviously for palestinian groups. and for those that are concerned and supportive of the of those that are already watching very closely and seeing the land that has been diminished. the fact that there are more than 2000000 palestinians that have been internally displaced. but the also that there has been a history of w

miller, who has stirred up our society a little with his last speech.e will continue to support ukraine as long as it is needed. this is the policy of the united states. this does not mean that we will maintain the same level of military funding as in 2022 and 2023. we do not believe that there is a need for this. the united states, according to him , is betting on... the permanence or , well, the subjectivity of our military-industrial complex in the near future, perhaps. dmytro kuleba , minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, reassures , and says that there is no need to fuss, we are not talking about the 24th year, but about the overall concept of the united states. in the beginning , a lot of people helped, but then we watch how in this sense, ukraine is taking the initiative into its own hands, do you have certain fears here? i don't have it, i think that dmytro koleb is right, the fact is that as i saw this quote from mittya miller in ukraine, someone twisted it, someone did not... completely give it, the fact is that he really, he meant the futur

but as state department spokesman, matthew miller said, it's not misinformation. this is just uh, untruths happening in the fog of war. they can't imagine that the israelis would actually systematically seek to deceive the public in order to create political space for what is quite clearly a genocide that includes the destruction and occupation of every hospital in northern guys and the ethnic cleansing of one point. 1000000 people possibly more, but it's very clear to anyone who's critic who has a critical mind then what took the true story of what took place on october 7th, has yet to be told. and mark my words, ashen, the mainstream press will one day pick up on the thread that i laid down and will be forced to investigate the orders to come, to carry out fratricide, by as rarely, commanders on his rarely citizens in order to prevent captains from going into the gaza strip. that's the worst fear of the is really military intelligence apparatus . and he is really political sphere. consider how many captains they had to give up for. glad. surely. the israeli sold

now we know that as far back in august the 23 that matthew miller, the state department spokesman, was well aware of this. and this is how you all for the exchange when he's asked about something. so let me get some questions to put 3 via greys on for liam, cause grave about the whole situation regarding gonzales, we learned last night through a series of tweets by him that he had been tortured in the print in prison. and he was now on a motorcycle with a broken rib trying to flee the hunt, gary and border. and so i'm wondering, you know, if this is true, given the state department knew of his arrest and his detention. how has this been allowed to occur? we haven't us citizen being arrest being detained and perhaps tortured in the prison of one of our strongest allies. well, you, you lost me with the perhaps, and if this is true, i think i'd want to verify those reports before i commented on alex, go ahead. problems where it has the state broadcasting, i think i just want to verify anything before i come and go head out. there has been some reaction from russia, and let's look at that

now we know that as far back in august the 23 that matthew miller, the state department spokesman, was well aware of this. i guess if i you all for the exchange, when he's asked about comes out on the run some questions to put 3 by grades on report or the him cause grave about the whole situation. regarding gonzalez, we learned last night through a series of tweets by him that he had been tortured in the print in prison. if this is true, given the state department knew of his arrest and his detention. how has this been allowed to occur? we haven't us citizen being arrest being detained and perhaps tortured in the prison of one of our strongest allies. well, you, you lost me with the perhaps. and if this is true, i think i'd want to verify those reports before i commented on in some ways more questions than answers. you know, what it goes out to stay in, in the halls, in the midst of this, a brutal crack down on free speech. gonzalo, that was very brave and so much say know easily still that challenging the regime and it seems he's taking a big risk and maybe pay the price for the i wil

miller, who with his last speech stirred up our society a little. we will continue to support ukraine as long as it is needed. this is the policy of the united states. this does not mean that we will maintain the same level of military funding as in 2022. years, we do not believe that there is a need for this. the united states, according to him, is betting on independence, or, well , that kind of subjectivity, at least that is the case with our military-industrial complex in the near future, perhaps. dmytro kuleba , the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, reassures and says that there is no need to fuss, we are not talking about the 24th year, but about the overall concept of the united states. in the beginning , many helped, but then... we are watching how ukraine takes the initiative in this sense , do you have certain fears here? i have no, and i think that dmytro koleb is right, the fact is that as i see this quote from mittya miller in ukraine, someone twisted it, someone does not give it completely. the fact is that he really, he was refe

miller side of the state department, but then john covey also said, we're not in a position to confirm specific or thoughts on how it happened or who is responsible . no indication that is what i was responsible for, for the root assassination. which is interesting, give them 24 hours ago. and on the condition of anonymity, us officials did tell american media outlets the washing and plays the old times. actually, all of that israel was responsible and of the us had no advance notice and that we should expect more more attacks. now if people who may have been involved or responsible for the turbo tax on iran, we have similar message them that they buy sympathy to the victims. they have no indication as to who was responsible. no reason to believe israel was responsible. and earlier, there was another statement from united states and its allies on the issue of the shipping in the red sea in the repeated who's the attacks the what was said, the, the yes or the 2nd half joints that was on 12 and ations, the u. s. australia buffering in belgium, canada, denmark, germany, italy, japan, neth

miller. here at the state department, we have no assessment as to who was responsible, but we weren't informed to advance. and then john cubby at the white house, national security council spokesman saying we're not in a position to confirm a specific reports on how it happened or who is responsible. i basically don't have any great detail on who was responsible, no indication that as well was responsible. so they, we, i was all on the record. but then just in the last hour, we finally got a response from us central command, which is the, the, the military come on in charge of them, at least amongst other, among other regions. and use, ask here in dc, it actually helps them over 24 hours ago. say would you have any information about the assassination they finally on? so just in the last hour, and it's very matter of fact. good afternoon, the strike was ms. riley strike. please refer will questions to ideas. very respectfully, some call media of us. and so this would appear to be part of the p

the and matthew miller said, we do not respond to taylor risk comments. as reported from this podium, miller went on to say that iraq could do more to cut down on the activities of on groups within iraq and saying that the us government would continue to protect its own troops who are as if deployed in the region. but very clearly the bite and administration does not want to amplify or give a megaphone to the commons of a group like can i tell you it is blocked by responding directly to them remembering as well. it's very important that this group is part of a wide umbrella organization, is that make resistance in iraq, the number of on groups, but a pistol is probably the most powerful of them. the us i'll just be watching them closely, but reluctant to communicate or be seen to be communicating with it in any form whatsoever. mike, thank you. talk for a short break here, and i'll just see when we come back the audience being assigned to somebody, just enjoying protests against the new government. really explain what the model, the nice things the the sa

this was said during the press conference by the spokesman of the us state department, matthew millering to his words. putin's russian government has already lost, and now to washington ukraine needs to be helped, washington and its allies need to help ukraine bring this defeat to an end. at the same time, mr. rechnyk once again emphasized that washington should continue to help ukraine, although he added that this assistance in the digital equivalent may be somewhat less than in 2022-23 and explained why the united states will focus on ensuring that by... ... to help ukraine put its own economy on military rails, although, says mr. miller, the most important thing now, again, is the decision of the congress, let's listen to it in direct language. we funds have run out, but ukraine needs to continue to be supported as it relies on this aid. the ukrainian people rely on her to continue to fight against the brutal russian onslaught. that is why it is extremely important that congress restore the fin'. well, here is an interesting point , even this money, which is already in the pentagon

miller. here at the state department, we have no assessment as to who was responsible, but we weren't informed of the funds. and then john covey at the white house national security council spokesman saying, we're not in a position to confirm a specific reports on how it happened to who is responsible. i basically don't have any great detail on who was responsible. no indication of israel was responsible. so they, we, i was all on the record, but then just in the last hour, we finally got a response from us central command, which is the, the, the military come on in charge of them, at least amongst other, among other regions. our news ask here in dc, it actually helps them over 24 hours ago. say would you have any information about the assassination they finally on? so just in the last hour, and it's a matter of fact, good afternoon. the strike was ms. riley strike. please refer will questions to ideas. very respectfully, something called media that's. that's what this, what appear to be thou

miller. here at the state department, we have no assessment as to who was responsible, but we weren't informed to advance. and then john cubby at the white house, national security council spokesman saying we're not in a position to confirm a specific reports on how it happened or who is responsible. i basically don't have any great detail on who was responsible, no indication as well was responsible. so they, we, i was all on the record, but then just in the last hour, we finally got a response from us central command, which is the, the, the military come on in charge of them, at least amongst other, among other regions. and use, ask here in dc, it actually helps them over 24 hours ago. say would you have any information about the assassination they finally on? so just in the last hour, and it's very matter of fact. good afternoon, the strike was ms. riley strike. please refer will questions to ideas. very respectfully, some co media of ask. so this would appear to be part of the past, and t

state department spokesperson matthew miller outlined another key priority for mr blinken.on, as he has consistently since october seven, preventing the conflict from expanding. he will discuss specific steps parties can take including how they can use their influence with others in their influence with others in the region to avoid is collation. it is in no—one �*s interest, not israel is, not the region, not the world's interest, not israel is, not the region, not the worlds for this conflict to spread beyond gaza. concerns about the conflict spilling over into lebanon have been heightened by the killing of a top hamas leader in an apparent drone strike in beirut. thousands of people attended the funeral of saleh al—arouri in the lebanese capital on thursday, with crowds carrying palestinian and hamas flags through the streets. hezbollah, a powerful paramilitary and political group in lebanon, blamed tuesday's drone strike on what it called flagrant israeli aggression. israel has neither confirmed nor denied responsibility. another issue that the us secretary of state ant

it is a curious statement from matthew miller, the spokes person of the state department, a few hours ago, which says the us projects, recent statements from his riley ministers about zillow, small trends and income. i have been because there advocating for the recycling of power students outside of browser. this rhetoric is an assignment tree and responsible. we've been told repeatedly and consistently by the government of israel, including by the prime minister and such statements, did not reflect the policy. you'll be as early government, they should stop in egypt. they incidentally o. s to meet you. they what they did get was i called on friday to me a ben gerber. he released the statement confirming that as far as he is concerned about is the policy of these are in the government in which he is. he is the national security minister instead of the immigration of hundreds of thousands from gaza, you know, will they live in security and protect idea of soldiers? i'm, i'm in pausing something. is there any, is there, the government's has loved doing it. you know, you've tried doing v

now we know that as far back in august the 23 that matthew miller, the state department spokesman, was well aware of this. i used to feel for the exchange when he's asked of as long as i live in some questions, to put 3 by grades on report or the him cause grades about the whole situation regarding comes out of there. we learned last night through a series of tweets by him that he had been tortured in the print in prison. and he was now on a motorcycle with a broken rib trying to flee the gary and border. and so i'm wondering, you know, if this is true, given the state department knew of his arrest and his detention, how has this been allowed to occur? we haven't us citizen being arrest being detained and perhaps tortured in the prison of one of our strongest allies. well you, you lost me with the perhaps, and if this is true, i think i'd want to verify those reports before i commented on alex, go ahead to problems. whereas the state about caustic, i think i just want to verify anything before i come and go head out. there has been some reaction from russia. let's have a look at that n

according to us state department spokesman matthew miller, the united states is looking into reportsf an attack but has no independent information about the incident. he, however, emphasized: the united states was in no way involved in this and has no reason to believe that israel could have been involved. some analysts suggest that today's incident threatens to increase tensions in the region, which have increased since the beginning war hamas and israel. speaker of the house of representatives mike johnson went to the border of the united states with mexico on wednesday. together with him , a delegation of more than 50 republicans went to the town of eagle pass, in the state of texas. the reason for the trip is the record number of illegal migrants crossing the american border. previously , speaker johnson of sent an open letter to president biden. republican calls for action on border crisis, proposes, in particular, to restore donald-era immigration law trump only after the border situation is resolved, republicans say, will they be ready to vote for additional funding for ukrain

miller has stated that in that estimation, there were no signs of genocide taking place. genocide is, of course, a heinous atrocity. one of the most heinous atrocities that any individual can commit. those are allegations that should not make be made lightly. and as it pertains to the united states, we are not seeing any acts that constitute jessica well variable calls for a say. so i have been driving, specially in recent weeks, but the us for main set false and blocking any place for recognition, local journalist and as well we'll be bob and brings us this report in times of trouble. israel usually receives its support in the united nations from number of its allies, but now during the cause of war, israel is beginning to see that support slowly slip away. only the united states is stopping the resolution of a cease fire from passing at the un. ready handedly enabling israel to pursue the war in gaza. at the same time, israel's european allies are beginning to abstain from the votes, more and more countries, even arab countries, that israel has normalize relations with via the abra

now we know that as far back in august the 23 that matthew miller, the state department spokesman, was well aware of this and stuff for you all for the exchange. when he's asked about comes out on the run some efforts to put 3 by grades on report or the him cause grading that, that the whole situation regarding comes out of there. we learned last night through a series of tweets by him that he had been tortured in the print in prison. if this is true, given the state department knew of his arrest of his detention. how has this been allowed to occur? we have a us citizen being arrest being detained, and perhaps tortured in the prison of one of our strongest allies. well, you, you lost me with the perhaps. and if this is true, i think i'd want to verify those reports before i commented on in some ways more questions than answers. you know what it goes. i'll stay in in the calls in the midst of this a brutal crack down on free speech. gonzalo was very brave and so much say now easily still that challenging the regime and it seems he's taking a big risk and maybe pay the price for the or a

but as state department spokesman, matthew miller said, it's not misinformation. this is just uh, untruths happening in the fog of war. they can't imagine that the israelis would actually systematically seek to deceive the public in order to create political space for what is quite clearly a genocide that includes the destruction. an occupation of every hospital in northern guys and the ethnic cleansing of one point. 1000000 people possibly more, but it's very clear to anyone who's critic who has a critical mind then what took the true story of what took place on october 7th, has yet to be told. and mark my words, ashen, the mainstream press will one day pick up on the thread that i laid down and will be forced to investigate the orders to come to carry out fratricide. by is really commanders on his rarely citizens in order to prevent captives from going into the gaza strip. that's the worst fear of the is really military intelligence apparatus . and he is really political sphere. consider how many captains they had to give up for. glad surely. the israeli soldier