k. france, germany, a lot of them have been involved in insect from spain. and so once they've been involved the driver side, but many of the people's across europe are not represented by those decisions. we're seeing already thousands of people go to park. so that gets rough from univision segment, the state itself is not there a lot of pressure from civil side to to withdraw. if israel participates, so is iceland in ireland, across europe, in belgium, in dispatch mistake, we're seeing a lot of action to expel is right. and this inspires us, it's not the government's that do not get the care of that tool and about human rights or international. they never did. it's the peoples of those countries that are really pushing in the right direction. we think. and chris, do you want to come in on, on the, on the, i don't know whether your vision is the only thing, but i mean, why israel participates in the revisions on context. i mean, have a nose but, but a strange that participates as well. what do you make of, of this, this e be used for that? again? yeah, i mea

k. and france. these are new missiles and they are being replaced in 2050, meaning that if a missile doesn't explode and the russians get their hands on it, it is a huge security issue for germany. and i think that is even more likely than the actual fact that you create and would use those missiles to strike russia proper, as opposed to russian control territories. and you cream, so a similar argument to of some of the tank or weapon rate that was uh, being considered earlier in this conflict. yes, that is correct. um for instance, the was a challenge to, to we know that the u. k. forces will be upgrading the challenger 3, and so what ukraine was getting essentially is old technology, which would, in the best case scenario be cannibalized to repair new paints. however, that would be no major risk if the russians were to get their hands on it. the same goes for the f sixteens that you prayed, might be guiding soon, meaning that even if it falls into russian hands, it doesn't present a security threa

k. and france. these are new missiles and they are being replaced in 2050, meaning that if a missile doesn't explode and the russians get their hands on it, it is a huge security issue for germany. and i think that is even more likely than the actual fact that to create and would use those missiles to strike russia proper, as opposed to russian control territories and ukraine. so a similar argument to of some of the tank or weapon rate that was uh, being considered earlier on in this conflict. yes, that is correct. um for instance, that was a challenge to, to we know that the u. k. forces will be upgrading the challenger. 3, and so what ukraine was getting essentially is old technology, which would, in the best case scenario be cannibalized to repair new tanks. however, there would be no major risk if the russians were to get their hands on it. the same goes for the f sixteens that you prayed, might be guiding soon, meaning that even if it falls into russian hands, it doesn't present a security thre

we've dealt indictment that may be, explains why the u. s. the u. k. and france are seeking towards, you know, a uh, sanctions against the settlers. we heard yesterday from a report from times of israel that a the u. s. is looking into a 2nd round. the 1st thing that we need to wait and see what happens also there. we have to leave it there. unfortunately, fall excited again. journalist joining us from jerusalem. thank you. now, the issue of migration is taking center stage in the united states in the run up to november's presidential elections. this, as the number of migrants arriving at the us reached a record high at the end of last year. while political battle lines on border policies between republicans and democrats are well established in washington, volunteers helping migrants, trying to cross the border, are losing hope that there is a political will to solve the problem on the ground. the w corresponded benjamin albert as gruber reports from the us mexican border of the california board. the town of yakima hot springs has become a flash point

maybe since i'm in collaboration with our partners in the u. k. of france and italy, in addition to the, in the christian churches, organizations committee and more than $600.00 students had been evacuated from does a including individual injured individuals to receive treatment and go ha and um, so i'm meeting our commitment to provide, to me, to come to a, to more than 1500 injured in addition to spawn setting more than 3000 children and who knows that they are. and as that is all over the war. and despite the regional and international efforts of the full months of the water fair, the hospitals continue to be targeted to hospitals continue to be bombarded and displaced. people continue to be killed on the roads. so all of the displacements that you want an excellent c a we this value and appreciate the all water cooperation with the united states during this crisis across all the dimensions. and we us, by out of that, i'll what continued a 1st would be free. it full and would contribute to a to a full, i'm comprehensive, the deal and the seas.

also insinuating that both france and the u. k. are doing exactly that. he also affirmed that there's absolutely no way that germany would provide these tourist missiles to ukraine. go down to farm. german soldiers must a new point and in no place be linked to targets that the tara system reaches. this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done on the part of the british and french in terms of target control and target control assistance cannot be done in germany . everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what you crane is missing is a munition at all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany done. so for making a clear boundary and as to what, how far germany is willing to go for ukraine. he was slammed as not being the man for the job, also accused of working as a propagandist for the kremlin. and a former senior m. p from angela merkel is former party also said that this is an irresponsible remark. now last week, german lawmakers did call on the government to actually deliver a further long range missiles, but th

also insinuating that france and the u. k. are doing exactly that and affirming that there's no way that his country would be providing these powers, cruise missiles, to find the kind of spending german soldiers must have no points and in no place be linked to targets. this tower system reaches this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done in the way of target control and the company target control on the part of the british and the french can't be done in germany. everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what you create is missing is ammunition at all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany. so for basically setting a clear boundary as to how far germany will go for ukraine. schultz has been slammed as a man not fit for the job. he has also been said that he's working for the kremlin, as a propagandist. and this is of course, going to be used by russia and a senior m. p. a from angela merkel. former party event said that this was irresponsible. so we've seen a response from the u. k

also insinuating that both france and the u. k. are doing exactly that. he also affirmed that there's absolutely no way that germany would provide these tourist missiles to ukraine. go down to find the german soldiers must a new point and a new place be linked to targets that the tar system reaches. this is a very far reaching weapon. how, what is being done on the part of the british and french in terms of target control and target control assistance cannot be done in germany. everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what ukraine is missing is ammunition and all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany. so for making a clear boundary and as to what, how far germany is willing to go for ukraine, he was slammed as not being the man for the job also accused of working as a propagandist for the kremlin. and a former, a senior m p from angela merkel is former party also said that this is an irresponsible remark. now last week german lawmakers did call. * the government want to actually deliver a further long range missiles, but

i mean, a long list of with wisdom countries, the belgium spine, u k. portugal france, does it feel like the width is really ramping up pressure here on israel? public opinion has changed a lot in europe in the last 2 months, at least, especially after the i c j's case, a genocide. i think that's taking effect of the domestic level at the policy level . and if we could turn to the i c j case and we're expecting to hear from south africa 1st of all today. but if we can go back to to mondays hearing what did you make of the palestinian prison? a presentation yesterday. but i think some of the really strong case about the apartheid and about the needs to stop unix ation. and for those states, recognize what this is and, and if there's no annexation then by listing and state who becomes a possibility, what, what stood out for you in particular, as part of that presentation. i mean, one of the thing was the, the motion was down. so the police need them boxes or no of course, but also that the fact that the entire wells, the box, the police didn't even close. and that's why we have all these o

s u k, germany, france, denmark, canada, and we expect to conclude this in board a security agreements in the future and whether it's domestic. oh, we are confident that we will win the war and the russian will be defeated. okay, thank you for, for all of that, we really do appreciate your time and you're inside here, but i found a mariska. thank you. with germany is hosting peace talks between the foreign minister as of as a by john and media. this comes 5 months off the as the by john recaptured the disputed region from a median separatist during 6 weeks sufficing. almost all of the 100000 population slid, spiking refugee crisis and media. they're going to cut back is internationally recognized as part of as a by john. but i mean, the allies claim to us prose farming is the pushing, young and president on the have stated that they are ready for peace to solve the outstanding issues exclusively through peaceful means. and without the use of force, which is absolutely essential or david's dialogue like today and tomorrow is the best way to make further progress. the high court in belfa

so do their countries like k, a u, k, or france, either change their position like a france? it was a quite different yesterday a to see the change and a french position because they could not afford anymore. and the alignment was that is a really a line of action and the u. k. epstein being a from a victory ink, and that is what he was from that was proposed bus by either julia a 2 days ago. and this is because of these countries for a strategic reason for our f. a for economic reasons, don't want any more to, i'm going lies this a majority at the, at the, the will, the, it was that are living as well. that 2 countries at the top that weight on the international and seems like south africa like but i see the are the taking through active actions against the discipline and this hello. so are, as i'm president on the internet, i don't see a semi not a director of the lavon to institute for strategic affairs. thank you for joining us. this our, of these really military has stormed the village of a time or east of bethlehem in the occupied westat. kids forces have rated the home

now we've seen countries that have delivered similar missiles, like france, france, and the u. k. has come up with the system to avoid these missiles being used by ukraine to target russian directly. and that is by a programming the missiles through their own soldiers, so french and british soldiers, we'll know whether this happens in their countries or on ukrainian territory. and this is something that shows himself has a knowledge would have to happen, or the tourist has to be delivered to ukraine. it would be german soldiers would have to program these missiles, but this is something he absolutely doesn't want. he says he doesn't want any connection between german soldiers and the targets of these missiles that are hit. and he says that just this is just not possible. it can't be done in germany. he's been a bit vague as to why exactly, but this is his explanation as to why it can't happen. okay, and so how has this announcement been received? what we've seen a lot of controversy within the german political landscape coming from the conservative opposition? a leading defense po

now we've seen countries that have delivered similar missiles, like france, france, and the u. k. has come up with the system to avoid these missiles being used by ukraine to target russian directly. and that is by a programming the missiles through their own soldiers, so french and british soldiers, we'll know whether this happens in their countries or new crating and territory. and this is something that shows himself has a knowledge would have to happen, or the tourist has to be delivered to ukraine. it would be german soldiers would have to program these missiles, but this is something he absolutely doesn't want. he says he doesn't want any connection between german soldiers and the targets of these missiles that are hit. and he says that just this is just not possible. it can't be done in germany. he's been a bit vague as to why exactly, but this is his explanation as to why it can't happen. okay, and so how has this announcement been received? what we've seen a lot of controversy within the german political landscape coming from the conservative opposition? a leading defense

now we've seen countries that have delivered similar missiles, like france, france, and the u. k. has come up with the system to avoid these missiles being used by ukraine to target russian directly. and that is by a programming the missiles through their own soldiers, so french and british soldiers, we'll know whether this happens in their countries or on ukrainian territory. and this is something that shows himself has a knowledge would have to happen where the tourist has to be delivered to ukraine. it would be german soldiers would have to program these missiles, but this is something he absolutely doesn't want. he says he doesn't want any connection between german soldiers and the targets of these missiles that are hit. and he says that just this is just not possible. it can't be done in germany. he's been a bit vague as to why exactly, but this is his explanation as to why it can't happen. okay, and so how has this announcement been received? what we've seen a lot of controversy within the german political landscape coming from the conservative opposition? a leading defense

k. and canada have all a down functions against that last was also a going so far as to accuse group of human rights violations in the region of functions. following 3 of these really settled violence against palestinians in the west bank. soon after the 7th, it's a matter of fact that with the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs reportings, more than 500 incidents since as many of 15 of those enfold published dean and casualties. while over 400 cases, sol, policy and opened properties destroyed. now for is the un has accorded numerous incidents of these are the set lives of packing palestinians as the days of reporting more than $1200.00 in 2023 alone last year at mots the most violent year since the un agents have began keeping records back in 2006, and the due date in king emphasize israel's actions against palestinians during a speech in washington. as a us president watched on silently, a read cannot stand by and let this continue. we need a loss to a cease fire. now

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. i don't know what re crane is they're actually talking about. and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as they can from the west, nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is talking piece. that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funding the united states can pres, money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold to industrialize that they can not even provide artillery shells for you credit, you know, united states have over the altogether, dear trillion dollars the military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win worse as light artillery shops, russia alone is all producing the desired able country combined. right now, the ukraine is, i mean, the objective observer of the conflict will tell you

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. they don't know what we crane, they're actually talking about. and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as they can from the west. nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is talking piece, that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funding the united states can pres, money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold to industrialize that they can not even provide artillery shells for you credit, you know, united states have over the altogether, dear trillion dollars and military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win worse. a slight artillery shots, russia alone is all producing the desired made. will country combined right now is the ukraine is, i mean the objective observer of the conflict will

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. i don't know what re crane is they're actually talking about. and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as they can from the west, nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is coughing piece. that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funding the united states can pres, money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold the industrialized that they can not even provide artillery shells for you create and you know, united states have over the altogether, dear trillion dollars and military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win was a slight artillery shots. russia alone is all producing the desired able country combined right now is the ukraine is, i mean, the objective observer of the conflict will tel

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. they don't know what we crane, they're actually talking about. and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as they can from the west. nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is talking piece, that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funding the united states can pres, money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold to industrialize that they can not even provide artillery shells for your credit. you know, united states have over the altogether, dear trillion dollars the military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win was a slight artillery shots. russia alone is all producing the desired able country combined. right now the ukraine is, i mean the objective observer of the conflict will tell you y

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. i don't know what re crane they're actually talking about and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as they can from the west. nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is coughing piece. that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funded. the united states can pres, money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold the industrialized that they can not even provide artillery shells for you create, you know, united states have over altogether dear, trillion dollars and military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win was a slight artillery shots. russia alone is out producing the desired able country combined right now is the ukraine is, i mean the objective observer of the conflict will tell you your b

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. they don't know what we crane, they're actually talking about. and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as they can from the west. nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is coughing piece. that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funded. the united states can pres money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold to industrialize that they can not even provide artillery shells for your credit. you know, united states have over the altogether, dear trillion dollars the military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win worse as light artillery shops, russia alone is all producing the desired made. will country combine right now? the ukraine is, i mean the objective observer of the conflict will tel

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. i don't know what were you crane, they're actually talking about. and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as they can from the west, nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is talking piece, that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funding the united states can pres, money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold the industrialized that they cannot even provide artillery shells for you create, you know, united states have over the altogether, dear trillion dollars the military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win was a slight artillery shop. russia alone is out producing the desired naval country combined. right now the ukraine is, i mean the objective observer of the conflict will tell yo

, the u. k. signing security agreements with ukraine. i don't know why they're doing it in the middle of a conflict. they don't know what re crane they're actually talking about. and this is, you know, and on top of it, instead of trying to secure as much funding as i can from the west. nobody is talking piece, at least in the west. nobody in nato is coughing piece. that is the biggest problem here. exactly. i mean, the problem is not funded. the united states can pres money up to the was used for the problem is us. and to a certain extent, europe has been sold to industrialize that they can not even provide artillery shells for you credit, you know, united states have over the altogether, dear trillion dollars the military budget. and yet, it can change even produce strawman military goods that needed to win was a slight artillery shots. russia alone is all producing the desired made. will country combined right now is the ukraine is, i mean the objective observer of the conflict will tell yo

now we've seen countries that have delivered single missiles, like france, france, and the u. k. has come up with a system to avoid these missiles being used by ukraine to target russian directly. and that is by a programming the missiles through their own soldiers, so french and british soldiers, we'll know whether this happens in their countries or on ukrainian territory. and this is something that shows himself has a knowledge would have to happen, or the tourist has to be delivered to ukraine. it would be german soldiers would have to program these missiles, but this is something he absolutely doesn't want. he says he doesn't want any connection between german soldiers and the targets of these missiles that are hit. and he says that just this is just not possible. it can't be done in germany. he's been a bit vague as to why exactly, but this is his explanation as to why it can't happen. okay, and so how has this announcement been received? well, we've seen a lot of controversy within the german political landscape is coming from the conservative opposition. a leading defense

i france, criticized washington for blocking the resolution a 3rd time. the u. k. up stained and the vote. well, 13 voted in favor. the west instead proposed its own plan on a house. the new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire link to the release of hostages, held by him on an immediate. and here's what china investor had to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stifled counsel consensus made what the us veto sent the wrong message. pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory that can be, that's about yeah. and with us now from berlin is a journalist in china watcher felix li. welcome to the program, and thank you for joining us. and we understand you've written several books on china. you, you reported from there for many years. i mean, we just heard strong comments on the us veto at the un. what do you make of it? oh, yes. well, hello. yeah, china wants to position itself as the voice of the global fault and the men join 2 of these countries to be honest, a think is rarely exaggerat

the u. k. of stained in the vote. well 13 voted in favor. the u. s. and cetera, so it's own plan on a whole new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages, held by him over spring and the media. here's what's china's in bassett, or had to say about washington's veto. well, it was the veto exercised by the united states. that stapled council consensus may go to the us veto, sent the wrong message, pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory. that can be an journalist. felix lee is an expert on china. i asked him what he need of china is comments to turn on once to position itself, the voice of the global fault and submit and drawing 2 of these countries to be honest, i think, is rarely exaggerating. with its actions is a god, a strip and a 10 o'clock, even the most aggressive voice against his real south africa, brazil, and the launch emergent. congress criticize these way. the government, you more view mentally? oh, well yeah. china is a tongue to try to consent to solve as a counsel an

the u. k. of stained and the vote. well, 13 voted in favor. you know, he, les instead proposed its own plan between the new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages. hell, bring him on it and sustain here's what time is investigator. i have to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stifled counsel consensus made what the us veto sent the wrong message. pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory that can be. journalist felix lee is an expert on china. i asked him what he made of china's comments. yes. well, hello. yeah, china wants to position and solve the voice of the global fault and i'm enjoying 2 of these countries. to be honest, i think, is rarely exaggerating with its actions is a god a strip and the most aggressive voice against israel, south africa, brazil, and other large, emergent countries criticize these way. the government, you more view mentally? oh, well yeah. trying as a time to try to present itself with a comfortable

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k. rejects bombshell comments by germany's chancellor shoulds that britain and france are helping ukraine fire long range missiles pat russian forces. the you are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we begin with breaking news from northern guys, according to local officials, at least 112 palestinians in a crowd desperate for food. it had been killed and 760 more wounded near guys the city to this distressing, further and circulating online. so as the aftermath of the strife, local media reports suggests the civilian death toll was even higher and that the idea of killed 150 of the age seekers survivors tried to help the wounded. so they could be taken to nearby. i'll see foot and come all on one hospitals and make shift carts. i'll send you an authorities have condemned the attack calling it cold blooded massacre of the occupation had the primitive changes intention to commit this horrific massacre as it get it out. the exact fusion of this month is intentionally and in the context of genocide and ethnic cleansing, of the people of guys a, the occupational. and w

the 3rd time u. k. of stains in about 1213 voted in favor. us instead proposed its own plan. the new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages held by a months are still, which is what china investor had to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stifled council consensus. maybe the us veto sent the wrong message, pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory. that can be. james taylor is our correspondent and ty pay. he gave us some insight on trying his position regarding the us in dollars of split. of course, it's important to look at what china is statement is getting out here through the lens of gray par conversation. the paging is engaged with, with washington in multiples phase around the wealth. web aging seems to be in fair in here is that washington can no longer be viewed as the, the sole kind of responsible leader of the international community. and especially that when it comes to issues of grace, humanitarian concern that the us can no longer be trusted. as

the 3rd time, the u. k. abstained from the boat, while 13 voted in favor. the us instead proposed its own plan, the states is new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages, held by him us. we'll bring an immediate and sustain, here's what china is invested or has to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stapled counsel consensus made what the us and veto sent the wrong message. pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory that can be. and journalist felix lee is an expert on china. i asked him what he made of china's comments. the china wants to position itself the voice of the globe default and submit and drawing 2 of these countries to be honest, a think is rarely exaggerating with its actions is a god, a strip and the most aggressive voice against israel, south africa, brazil, and other lodge emergent countries criticize these way, the government you more view mentally? oh well yeah. china is a tongue. tried to present itself with a comfortable i'

this bound by france, follow similar sanctions by the u. k. and the us on what they call extremist as relates settlers. all the us senate has pos, the $95000000000.00 a package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. it's now been sent to the republican controlled house of representatives where it has long faced opposition. the bill had stalled for months with republicans demanding for an a be tied to enhanced border security measures. $14000000000.00 in military aid for israel is included in that bill. we have our white house correspondent, kimberly how it cut was joining us to discuss this bill or what happens next when it gets to the house. kimberly is. yeah. well, according to the white house press secretary who just talked about this has a lot of frustration here at the white house. because the concern is, is that it is dead on arrival when it gets to the house of representatives. and that is despite the efforts of the president in so many here at the white house, to try and convince of republicans in the republican controlled house of representa

where now after u. k, we are the 2nd country to make such a pledge and assign and agreement according to the mall. countries would follow suit in a couple of i was that was friends in france for instance. we also provide tendencies, civilian support for clearing those minds as far as the securing critical infrastructure and for building up a destroyed country. and i want to expressively, i do think the for the minister and defense minister and the city both were very committed so that we could find all make these pledges. and to bring about disagreement very quickly and disagreement. she has, the shared values, reflects these shared values. we refer to the rule of law and democracy. those old as that to inherited of our so assign you to use and you create the ukraine. pledges to continue those reform instead of central importance for an extension to e. u. america president, for a lot in here, it's remarkable to see how close our 2 countries have come together. they this deep agreement of today reflect t

k. from from, it's interesting that schultz will be in paris today, and meeting with one of my call, who seemed he didn't have those same fears about being joining people, just because france has sent these missiles. but i think it will add to frustration here that there's a sense that well, if schultz and his social democratic party in that willing coast in germany, always putting the brakes on. whereas the greens and the liberals a little more on the same kind of him sheet as well as the grains in terms of the need to move on. it's not like well that schultz has somebody else to give the findings in a hurry. he said that the training is needed. shells no christmas i'll be doesn't have a huge mouse or shells to send kids as a kind of compensation that is just going to cause. now connelly reporting that from keith. now parts of central brussel, brussels, all as a standstill at this hour as far as from across the european union, upstage the blocks missing of agriculture ministers demonstr

k. have conducted additional strikes against the right nicole into the during the stay on the assault towers in dozens of the target. in other words, i was in response to the facts. again, it's called the vessels in the red sea is coming and other information on casualties. but we will keep you updated a while around. so this news, rick sanchez on think impacts. he's up next. we'll be back in just on the 30 minutes the the hey, i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news now version 30 years, 2 languages all over the world. here in the united states interviewed for us, presidents world leaders working for the us as major television networks. i don't like what they do. i think news should be honest, direct and impactful. this is direct impact. the i want to talk about china is fusion big. this is a man suddenly confronted with 2 things at once. one planned and one unplanned, both big present. and she is trying to continue his legacy of well, his signature project, the belt and wrote initiative

k. but it won't last long. we will see temp just start to come down here on thursday and they'll continue to fall in the northeast for the likes of western russia. look at that, moscow minus 13 degrees celsius, a maximum high on thursday. so bit to the cold. and those cold conditions sweep down across eastern areas of you are going to see more in way of wintry weather, with freezing rain, pulling into ukraine, unsettled weather, continuing to dominate, to kit and some fun. this ones that could pop off in southern parts of greece on wednesday, but it is improving picture across the mediterranean for it to be into spain and portugal, but not so long. we thing the rain pick up across the low countries moving into denmark as well bits and pieces of rain for person and the island of island. heavy of spells of rain coming in on thursday. and you can see we're getting a wrenching the for portugal and spain with a cooler field to the north west of africa. i'm not sure whether of the barrier once hailed the salvation as

k from frauds interesting that le schultz will be in paris today and meeting with him. i know mccall who seemed he didn't have those same fears about being joining to just because france has sent these missiles. but i think it will add some frustration. here's that. there's a sense that full of schultz and his social democratic party in that morning coast in germany, always putting the brakes on. whereas the greens and the liberals a little more on the same kind of him sheet as well as the grains in terms of the need to move on. it's not like well that schultz has somebody else to give you. credit is in a hurry. he said that the training is needed. shells no christmas i'll be doesn't have a huge mounts or shelves to send kids as a kind of compensation. that is just go on the cards now. become really inc, if you are feeling the latest meeting in paris to discuss the ways of strengthening support for your crime. we think it's called by the french president, who is the advisor. say they are trying to signal to russia that it will know when the war totes, are expected to fo

k. from from it's interesting that le schultz will be in paris today and meeting with a member of my call. who said that you didn't have those same fears about being joining people, just because france has sent these missiles. but i think it will add some frustration here that there's a sense that well, if schultz and his social democratic party in that warning coast in germany, always putting the brakes on. whereas the greens and the liberals a lot more on the same kind of him sheet as well as the equations in terms of the need to move on. it's not like well that schultz has somebody else to give. the credit is in a hurry. he said that the training is needed shows no christmas. osby doesn't have a huge mouse or shells to send kids as a kind of compensation. that is just the wrong cause. now, we can just talk about what's happening in the will of the ukrainian army. we know has now pulled back from of these. are you expecting to see the russian army continue pushing forward in the coming