by 2025, the size of the british army should be reduced to 72,500 people.nly 148 updated challenger tanks will remain in service. britain and its ponata allies, particularly america, believe that military power our country is declining. the forces are so small that they risk falling below critical mass. major procurement projects are going wrong , the defense equipment plan is not... there is a conscription crisis. one of the sufficient funding, as well as striking examples, of money spent without obvious results on a state project to create an ajax combat vehicle, costing 5.5 million pounds sterling. new infantry fighting vehicles were supposed to enter the army in 2018, but due to miscalculations of endless alterations, ajax turned into a real unfinished construction project. some it took years just to eliminate the high noise and vibration, which is why. could stay inside ajax for no more than 90 minutes. the vehicle also could not safely overcome obstacles higher than 20 cm. the army still faces great challenges in becoming a reliable force against an e

by 2025, the size of the british army should be reduced to 72,500 people.nger tanks will remain in service. britain and its ponata allies, particularly america, believe that our country's military power is declining. the forces are so small that they risk falling below critical mass. major procurement projects go wrong. defense equipment plan. doesn't get enough funding, and there is also a crisis of conscripts. one of the striking examples of money spent with no obvious results is the long-suffering project to create the ayak combat vehicle. new infantry fighting vehicles were supposed to enter the army in 2018, but due to miscalculations and endless alterations, ajax turned into a real long-term construction project. it took several years just to eliminate the high noise and vibrations, which is why the soldiers could stay inside the ajax for no more than 90 minutes. the vehicle also could not safely overcome obstacles higher than 20 cm. in the army there are still big problems for that. to become a reliable force against an opponent of equal or similar s

on april 18, the british army demanded the city of tiberias.y forced about 5,000 palestinians to leave their homes before leaving . the next day, zionist forces completely occupied shahria. at noon on april 21, the last british soldiers left haifa. that same evening, thousands of haganah forces attacked the city. some palestinians and arab volunteers stayed in the city to defend their homes. after two days of urban war, 60 people were killed and the rest left the city. many palestinians on trucks, cars and some on foot, in forced migration they were. an endless train of people leaving their cities. until the end of 1948, the city of haifa fell into the hands of the zionist militia forces. the coastal city of jaffa was their next target. a woman was in charge of the palestinian fighters in jaffa. his name was mohib khurshid. however, jaffa was registered as the arab part of palestine in the united nations partition plan of 1947. but the zionist forces also had an eye on this city. in the last week of april, the bombing of the city became more in

glen grant, a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, will be working on the tv channel now. god save the king. glory to ukraine. glory to russia. extremely difficult situation now in the east. the enemy is trying to develop its offensive actions. extremely tough battles continue, but the armed forces of ukraine are doing everything. impossible under the given circumstances. first, it's a bitter fight, and both sides are pushing hard, possibly because of the russian election. general intelligence reports suggest that the russian side, while looking strong, is not as formidable as it may seem. however, they are fully committed to the battle, suggesting limited reserves or additional support. in addition, it comes. message about additional munitions from north korea in addition to their own production. this puts the russian forces in a much stronger position than the ukrainians, who were forced to retreat and are now consolidating their defenses along the river lines west of avdiivka. it is hoped that these defensive lines have been adequately prepared to withstand the pre

our guests, retired british army colonel glen grant and former chief secretaries. president yushchenko oleg rybachuk. glen grant, a retired british army colonel and a military expert, will be on our air now. glory to ukraine, mr. colonel. well, the situation is extremely complicated. thus, some military experts talk about a possible attempt to break through the front line. we understand that our armed forces are doing everything possible and impossible, but the so-called strategic issues... which russia trying to attract if we talk now about the level of dangers on the front line, how do you assess them? at the moment, it is premature to say that there may be a breakthrough. we know that the artillery munitions being procured by the czech republic are due to arrive soon, which could significantly change the artillery battle and potentially shift the front line again, provided ukraine has enough munitions to use them effectively. however, the effective use and mobilization of... strategic reserves remains a difficult task due to the lack of clarity regarding numbers

a seven—year investigation finds the british army�*s top ira spy

a seven year investigation finds the british army's top ira spy probably cost more lives during the northern ireland conflict then he saved. chris kamber, shot and pleased bite —— shot and killed by police in london. now the one responsible for his murder is publicly identified. let's get an update his murder is publicly identified. let's get an update from his murder is publicly identified. let's get an update from paul his murder is publicly identified. let's get an update from paul scott. hi there, thanks very much. another miserable day for england in the final test of the series in india. a series they have already lost. despite a couple of quick wickets after lunch, india rallied to put up after lunch, india rallied to put up a lead of 255 at the close of play on day two. patrick gearey was watching. in india's natural magnificence is inescapable, especially if you look up shuman guilt spent the morning aiming for everest, smashing india beyond england and still climbing. his captain, rowett schama, was, but nudge to a century first, followed by gill. with the more theatrical flourish.

between 1936 and 1937, the british killed more than a thousand palestinians. 37 british army policemen 69 zionists were killed in the meantime. in september 1937, britain declared martial law and the main political body of palestine was headed by the supreme arab committee mufti of jerusalem dissolved haj amin al-husaini. the palestinian political leadership was now in exile. rebellion despite the absence of leadership. he sent himself to palestine in world war i to crush this revolution. the british soldiers did their best to disarm the palestinian fighters. among their actions was a wide search to discover weapons. if even an empty pot was found in a house , they would blow up the whole house, and this is how hundreds of palestinian citizens were taken to forced labor camps on the charge of carrying weapons. england uses collective punishment to pressure citizens did to punish the people who supported the revolutionaries , they burn their fields. the people were dying of hunger. during the long hot days of summer, they destroyed the houses and carried out a long siege. all these acti

now on our air glen grant, a retired military colonel of the british army, will work.raine, mr. colonel, god save the king. god save the king. well, the situation is extremely complicated. thus, some military experts talk about a possible attempt to break through the front line. we understand that our armed forces are doing everything possible and impossible, but the issue of so-called strategic reserves, which russia is trying to attract. if we talk now about the level of danger on the front line, how do you see them? rate? currently, it is premature to talk about that could be a breakthrough. we know that the artillery munitions being procured by the czech republic are due to arrive soon, which could significantly change the artillery battle and potentially shift the front line again , provided ukraine has enough munitions to use them effectively. however, the effective use and mobilization of strategic reserves remains a difficult task due to the lack of clarity regarding the number and actions of russian troops. no data sharing. about the training and movement of r

retired british army military expert. glory to ukraine. glory to russia. the situation in the east is extremely difficult now. the enemy is trying to develop its offensive actions. extremely tough battles are going on, but the armed forces of ukraine are doing everything possible and impossible under the given circumstances. first, it's a bitter fight, and both sides are pushing hard, possibly because of the russian election. general intelligence reports suggest that the russian side, while appearing strong, is not as formidable as it may seem. however, they are fully committed to the battle, which shows their limitations reserves or additional support. additionally, there are reports of additional munitions from north korea in addition to their own production. this puts russian troops in a lot of trouble. a stronger position compared to the ukrainians, who were forced to retreat and are now strengthening their defenses along the river lines west of avdiivka. it is hoped that these defensive lines have been adequately prepared to withstand the pressure. ho

by 2025, the size of the british army should... be reduced to 72,500 people, with only 148 updated challenger in service. britain and its ponata allies, in particular america, believe that our nation's military might is declining, the force is so small it is in danger of falling below critical mass, major procurement projects are going wrong, the defense equipment plan is not getting enough funding, and there is a conscription crisis. one of... it took several years just to eliminate the high noise and vibrations, because of which the fighters could stay inside the ajax for no more than 90 minutes, the car also could not safely overcome. there are still big problems in the army in order to become reliable force against an opponent of equal or similar strength. we are talking about sufficient air defense, long- range missiles and electronic warfare. the army is concerned that it lacks intelligence, surveillance and artillery capabilities. the army was short of ammunition even before it transferred its stockpile to ukraine, although it was due to be replenished last year. £2 billion of reserves

glen grant, a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, will be on our air now.glory to ukraine, mr. colonel. well, the situation is extremely difficult, so some military experts talk about a possible attempt to break through the front line. we understand that our armed forces are doing everything possible and impossible, but asks... the so-called strategic reserves that russia is trying to attract, if we talk now about the level of danger on the front line, how do you assess them? at the moment, it is premature to say that there may be a breakthrough. we know that the artillery munitions being procured by the czech republic are due to arrive soon, which could significantly change the artillery battle and potentially shift the front line again , provided ukraine has enough munitions to use them effectively. however, effective use and mobilization of strategic reserves remains a difficult task due to the lack of clarity regarding the number and actions of russian troops. without intelligence data on the training and movement of russian troops, it is difficult to p

it has been 3 years since the british army, unwelcome guessing overland started. the fire was destroyed overland lives and livelihoods . we must ask again, why does the british army not want to pay us for the damage? there? countless and arrogant soldiers cost our people are tired of waiting. we will not be silent until just as is served for more than $10000.00 acres of nature, reserve land were raised by the flames. in march 2021. local say, the scale of the fire was unprecedented. it lasted for at least 4 days will stick plumes of smoke shrouded the sky. many locals were severely impacted. the i got community says that lost some 100 members to fire related illnesses. according to the classified media reports, the british soldiers have used white fos for us at least 15 times during their drills and kenya since 2017, but london has not compensated any locals for the aftermath. speaking to r, t kenyan high court advocate, calvin to by accused of british officials of hypocrisy and double standards to see the speed and decision because they knew ok yolanda and all th

a british army agent who was their top ira spy cost more lives that he saved. a new £40 million investigation links the agent known as "stakeknife" to numerous murders and abductions. the metropolitan police firearms officer charged with the murder of 24—year—old chris kaba is named in court for the first time. theresa may announces she'll stand down as an mp at the next election, nearly five years after resigning as prime minister. baby crying. paternity leave rules become more flexible, but campaigners say the changes still don't go far enough. and the grandaughter of england legend ian wright pulls on her boots for the biggest girls�* football session ever. and coming up on bbc news. india's dominance on day two of the final test against england has given them a substantial lead as they look for their fourth win in the series. good afternoon. a major independent report into stakeknife — the british army's top agent inside the ira's internal security unit — has concluded that his work probably resulted in more lives being lost than saved. the seven—year inves

it has been 3 years since the british army unwelcome guests and orlando started. the fire was destroyed overland lives and livelihoods. we must ask again, why does the british army not want to pay us for the damage there? countless and arrogant soldiers cost our people are tired of waiting. we will not be silent until just as is served. for more than 10000 acres of nature, reserve land were raised by the flames. in march 2021. local say, the scale of the fire was unprecedented. it lasted for at least 4 days will effect clues of smoke a shroud of the sky. many locals were severely impacted below. the community says at last and 100 members to fire related illnesses, according to the classified media reports british soldiers have used white fox for us at least 15 times during their drills in tennis since 2017. a london has not compensated any locals for the aftermath. speaking to r t kenyan, the high court advocate kelvin 2 by accused british officials of hypocrisy and double standards. we see the policy and position because the new k yolanda and all of the also such

glen grant, a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, will be on our air now. glory to ukraine, mr. colonel, god save the king. well, the situation is extremely complicated, isn't it? of military experts speaks of a possible attempt to break through the front line. we understand that our armed forces are doing everything possible and impossible, but the issue of the so-called strategic reserves that russia is trying to attract. to speak now about the level of danger on the front line, how do you assess them? at the moment, it is premature to say that there may be a breakthrough. we know that the artillery munitions that the czech republic is purchasing are due soon. arrive, which could significantly change the artillery battle and potentially shift the front line again , provided that ukraine has enough ammunition to use them effectively. however, the effective use and mobilization of strategic reserves remains a difficult task due to the lack of clarity regarding the number and actions of russian troops. without intelligence data on the training and movement o

army colonel glen grant.alk about the latest events in russia. we know that on the morning of march 12 , russian volunteers entered the territory of the russian federation in bilhorodsk and kursk regions. and some of these volunteers are still driving battle on the territory of the russian federation. what is the activity of russian volunteers connected with, how will it affect the presidential elections, more precisely , putin's election, which will be held on march 17 in russia, because russian volunteers say that they will fight for their right to choose another person. and of course, let's talk with pavel klimkin about... the situation in europe, how europe is trying to consolidate and prepare for a possible offensive or a possible conflict with the russian federation, let's not forget the topic of pope francis , who called on ukraine to raise the white flag and start peace talks with russia, in a word , many different topics, many... different aspects of international politics, especially those related t

it has been 3 years since the british army unwelcome guessing overland started. the fire was destroyed, our land lives and livelihoods. we must ask again, why does the british army not want to pay us for the damage there? countless and arrogant soldiers cost our people are tired of waiting. we will not be silent until just as is served to more than $10000.00 acres of nature, reserve land were raised by the flames. in march 2021. local say the scale. the fire was unprecedented. no. austin, for at least 4 days. both sick and plumes of smoke a shroud of the sky, and the locals were severely impacted below dike. our community says at last and 100 members to fire related illnesses, according to the classified media reports british soldiers have use white fos for at least 15 times during their drills and 10 years since 2017. but london has not compensated any locals for the aftermath of speaking to are taken in high cor, advocate calvin, to by accused british officials of hypocrisy. and the double standards we see the parties, the decision makers, the new can learn and

for the conservatives, for them to be cutting the british army by 10,000 troops under the current circumstancesmstances isn't just irresponsible, current circumstances isn'tjust irresponsible, it is a threat to our long—term national security. so to rishi sunak i say this, send putin and other dictators around the world a message, reverse your cuts to the british army now. and whether it is troop cuts are there trump a threat, we are the only party speaking out. only liberal democrats understand that on the world stage as in domestic politics, steady as she goes simply won't do. the uk must once again lead within europe on our mutual security. starting not only bites eating frozen brush and assetin only bites eating frozen brush and asset in the uk, but by bringing european governments together to use all our frozen russian european governments together to use all ourfrozen russian billions for the good of ukraine. if the us won't, europe must! britain can stand tall again on our continent and around the world as a force for good, championing democracy, human rights and the rule of law. it will

next, we have a retired colonel of the british army , military expert glen grant. mr. colonel, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening, thank you. colonel, it has been announced in warsaw that there are 300,000 nato troops on high alert for... redeployment to poland on the case of armed aggression against the country, this was announced by the deputy chief of the general staff of poland, karol dymanowski, at the same time , the president of the united states of america stated that there is no need for additional troops of the united states of america in poland, and there is no need to expand this contingent, at least this was the information before the visit of polish president andrzej duda to washington. in your opinion, is there now a need to increase the number of military nato countries in poland, taking into account the threats assessed by representatives of european states from russia? no, we have enough troops on high alert and we have to remember that if we continue to move soldiers, it will mean that people will be far from their ho

today at six, the british army spy who cost more lives than he saved, during northern ireland's troubles. a new investigation links the agent known as stakeknife to numerous murders and abductions. even though he is not named in the report, he was freddie scappaticci, and army agent operating at the heart of the ira. also on the programme: the issue facing our nation isn't how— the issue facing our nation isn't how old — the issue facing our nation isn't how old we _ the issue facing our nation isn't how old we are, it's how old our ideas _ president biden confronts the critics of his advancing years in the last state of the union address before november's us election. the story of one ten—year—old boy shot dead in the west bank — amar najjar, another victim of the israel—gaza war. iam in i am in north yorkshire, where police say they were staggered to find an 11—year—old boy behind the wheel of a car towing a suspected stolen caravan. and get me to the train on time — one couple's rather unusual wedding day. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. it could be a champio

our next guests today are glen grant, retired british army colonel and expatriate russian oppositionpresso tv channel is now on the air glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert, will work. this sequin, glory to ukraine. glory to all of us. the situation in the east is extremely difficult now, the enemy is trying to develop its offensive actions. extremely fierce fighting continues, but the armed forces. ukrainians are doing everything possible and impossible under the given circumstances. first, it's a bitter fight, and both sides are pushing hard, perhaps because of the russian election. general intelligence reports suggest that the russian side, while looking strong, is not as formidable as may seem however, they are fully committed to the battle, suggesting limited reserves or additional support. additionally , additional munitions are being reported from north korea in addition to their own production, putting russian forces in a much stronger position than the ukrainians, who have been forced to retreat and are now consolidating their defenses along the river li

espresso tv channel is now on the air glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert, will work. god save the kin. glory to ukraine. money is glory. the situation in the east is extremely difficult now. the enemy is trying to develop its offensive actions. extremely fierce fighting continues, but the armed forces of ukraine are doing everything they can and not doing. possible under the given circumstances. first, it's a bitter fight, and both sides are pushing hard, perhaps because of the russian election. general intelligence reports indicate that the russian side, although it looks strong, is actually not as formidable as it may seem. however, they are fully committed to the battle, suggesting limited reserves or additional support. in addition, notifications are received. about additional munitions from north korea in addition to their own production. this puts the russian forces in a much stronger position than the ukrainians, who were forced to retreat and are now consolidating their defenses along the river lines west of avdiivka. it is hoped that these defensive lin

glen grant, a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, will be working on the tv channel glory to ukraine. glory to all of us. the situation in the east is extremely difficult now. the enemy is trying to develop its offensive actions. extremely tough battles are going on, but the armed forces of ukraine are doing everything possible and impossible under the given circumstances. first, it is a fierce battle and both sides are working hard, possibly because of the elections in russia. general intelligence reports indicate that the russian side, although it looks strong. isn't really as formidable as it seems, but they are fully committed to the battle, suggesting limited reserves or additional support. additionally, there are reports of additional munitions from north korea in addition to their own production. this puts the russian troops in a much stronger position compared to the ukrainian troops, who were forced to retreat and are now consolidating. your defense along the river lines to the west of avdiivka. it is hoped that these defensive lines have been adequately pre

glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert, will work. glory to ukraine, mr.onel, god save the king. well, the situation is extremely difficult, so some military experts talk about a possible attempt to break through the front line. we understand that our armed forces are doing everything possible and impossible, but the issue of so-called strategic reserves, which russia is trying to attract. speaking now. about the level dangers on the front line, how do you rate them? at the moment, it is premature to say that there may be a breakthrough. we know that the artillery munitions being procured by the czech republic are due to arrive soon, which could significantly change the artillery battle, potentially shifting the front line again, provided ukraine has enough munitions to use them effectively. however, the effective use and mobilization of strategic reserves remains a difficult task due to a lack of clarity. regarding the number and actions of russian troops, without intelligence data about training and movement of russian troops, it is difficult to predict

a seven—year investigation finds the british army's top ira spy probably cost more lives during the northernreland troubles than he saved. and police in north yorkshire found an 11—year—old boy behind the wheel when they pulled over a bmw x5 towing a suspected stolen caravan along a highway. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. the un has been warning that gaza faces famine, and that children there are dying from hunger. it says there have been "overwhelming obstacles" when it comes to getting aid into the territory. in the past few hours, a potential breakthrough — the uk says it willjoin the us and other allies to create a maritime corridor to deliver essential aid directly to gaza. ajoint statement from the uk, us, eu, cyprus and the united arab emirates said... the plan is to establish a shipping route that would get aid from cyprus to gaza by sea, working with the un to facilitate, co—ordinate, monitor and verify the flow of aid. the statement said efforts will be closely co—ordinated with israe

glen grant, a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, will be on our air now. colonel, god save the king. glory, god save the king. oh well! the situation is extremely difficult, so some military experts talk about a possible attempt to break through the front line, we understand that our armed forces forces are doing everything possible and impossible, but the issue of the so-called strategic reserves that russia is trying to attract. if we talk now about the level of dangers on the front line, how do you assess them? at the moment, it is premature to say that there may be a breakthrough. we know that the artillery munitions being procured by... the czech republic are due to arrive soon, which could significantly change the artillery battle and potentially shift the front line again , provided ukraine has enough munitions to use them effectively. however, the effective use and mobilization of strategic reserves remains a difficult task due to the lack of clarity regarding the number and actions of russian troops. without intelligence data on the training and m

glen grant, a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, will be working on the tv channelow. god save the king, glory to ukraine. money is glory. the situation in the east is extremely difficult now. the enemy is trying to develop c... offensive actions continue extremely tough battles, but the armed forces of ukraine are doing everything possible and impossible under the given circumstances. first, it's a bitter fight, and both sides are pushing hard, possibly because of the russian election. general intelligence reports suggest that the russian side, while appearing strong, is not as formidable as it may seem. however, they are fully committed to the battle. indicating limited reserves or additional support. additionally, additional munitions are being reported from north korea in addition to of their own production. this puts the russian forces in a much stronger position than the ukrainians, who were forced to retreat and are now consolidating their defenses along the river lines west of avdiivka. it is hoped that these lines of defense were adequate. prepared to withs

the british army now numbers 7,300 bayonets and continues to shrink.tion, the country is actively involved in the ukrainian conflict and dozens of others. the war with argentina could also resume at any moment. perhaps the military is sharing their real concerns with the newspapers, but there is also no doubt that they still want to force the government to sharply increase defense spending. any nato contingent. if it enters ukraine, it will be destroyed, this opinion was voiced by alexei lyankov, editor of arsenal of the fatherland magazine, in the trends program. during the program , plans of the west to put the economy on a war footing were discussed, because, despite belligerent statements by high-ranking foreign politicians, they were almost sending troops to ukraine to the borders of belarus? nato's ammunition shortage is just the tip of the iceberg of problems for the western military-industrial complex. ukraine any contingent that will be introduced on... the territory of ukraine, it will be destroyed, this was stated by nato parties from differ

a seven year investigation finds that the british armies top ira spy probably cost more lives during the northern ireland troubles that he saved. and it's ten years since a malaysian airliner carrying more than 200 people vanished, we look back at one biggests mysteries. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out with the un warning that gaza faces famine and that children are dying from hunger, efforts are ramping up to get more aid into the besieged strip, but alongside that, tragic reports coming in that five people have been killed by an air drop of aid after the parachute failed to open. and in the past few hours, a potential breakthrough, the uk says it will join potential breakthrough, the uk says it willjoin the us and other allies to create a maritime corridor to deliver essential it's a gaza. a joint statement from the uk and the us and the eu and cyprus and the uae said this" it went on to say. the plan as we know it is to establish a shipping route which would get aid from cyprus to gaza by c, working with t

the times of england mentions an admiral with the experience of the british army , who is the designerof the naval operations in ukraine. biranvand radio news agency. he was 13 years old when he fell in love with the sea, and now four decades have passed since that time. they used to say that he was called rasman, which means that he is a great dignitary. we transfer the remaining soft fish to saqqai, a natural taxidermy of two million pieces of our baby every year . unauthorized statesmen were at the mouth of the rivers at the time of zadwold sayyed is doing it and they don't even ask him to come with the nets inside , he is breeding daily. we grow our food and the quality of our food is very good. after we started our work , we started with a capacity of 30 tons this year, and the main capacity of our bow is 500 tons . we have 120 hectares, and all the hot water heaters are available after that, we grow from 300 tons to 250 tons per year. the process of increasing the reserves of the caspian sea is not favorable, but i want to say that all politicians can be ismail barzegar, mr. barz

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he's a war studies senior fellow at kings college london and also a former british army officer. welcome to the w. so is we just heard president biden hello says that the us military is going to air drop supplies into gaza, similar to how jordan, friends, and other countries have done. can you explain to us how exactly something like this would work? will there be coordination with these really military? do they do it independently? what's involved it so it is, as you would imagine, you know, you fly a plane and then you push supplies out the back. but what you need is an area on the grounds that has been at least cleared or secured. so i would imagine the us is going to be trying to push the 8 out near the coast, so it can flying over the sea and said it is not flying over the gaza, which is obviously a woodside. but then you need a partner on the ground either the is riley's or perhaps one of the agencies who have in some way designated an area that is a good landing it's, it's actually very, very difficult to do what is know your own people on the ground a securing the landing

the english newspaper the times mentions an experienced admiral of the british army , who is the designer of the ukrainian naval operations. bey iranvand of the sed and broadcasting news agency. al-nasr , we were very shocked that the military forces of the occupying regime occupied the children of shir particle for direct object. when this horrible crime happened last november 10th, i as a pediatrician. i worked in the intensive care unit of nasr children's hospital. i am currently working at al-aqsa martyrs' hospital in deir al-bala and i remember that israeli forces surrounded elans hospital on that day and created many dangers for us. after intensifying the siege of the hospital and forcing the medical staff to evacuate, arrangements were made with international institutions for the medical staff and sick children. to be transferred to another hospital, we prepared ourselves to deal with children who they were connected to ventilators to get out of there, but army forces entered the hospital and told us to leave them, an international group will come and take them away. after that, th

claire revealed that she was approached by a british army officer, who tried to recruit her whilst stillst said, "we'll give you a new life. "you and your children, we'll lift them out of here. "you obviously know people within the ira." i was still numb after my husband and trying to get life back together and this to happen, i really felt frightened for my life. to army intelligence, claire may have been seen as a vulnerable target, eager to get revenge on the ira who had so brutally murdered her husband. but in claire's case, the supposition was wrong. the military also made a similar miscalculation about a former ira prisoner from derry, stephen lambert. i interviewed stephen more than 25 years ago when he told me how the first approach was made. a man came running towards me and shoved a letter or an envelope in under my arm. martin mcguinness had advised anyone approached to become a tout to let sinn fein know. lambert obliged, went to sinn fein, and agreed to be wired for sound, to secretly record a meeting with his potential handler. back in 1997, stephen drove me to the wood whe

and last week, the british army announced that kate would attend the ceremony.at kate might join him in a surprise return to royal duties, but kate went to a private meeting instead. royal commentator michael coe said her appearance was a fairly obvious attempt to show she was fine. prince william attended commonwealth day celebrations with camilla. yesterday they tried to carry out this special operation with a photograph at vinzersky castle i think this was planned. kate is in the car, but turns away from the camera. everything was done to try to calm down this scandal, but that didn’t help either. in general, something is wrong in the kingdom. yuri vecheslavich, let's get it from you. listen, well, the kingdom is, of course , interesting, the discussion there, the heirs and so on, in fact, we understand the position of britain, the prime minister, yes, especially the royal family, neither the soviet union nor the russian federation, did not favor me i would still like to return to more like this... the national intelligence of the united states, on the one ha

a seven—year investigation finds the british army's top ira spy probably cost more lives did in the northernubles than he saved. —— during the northern ireland troubles. hello, and welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. a brand—new way of getting aid into gaza. a new maritime corridor should be up and running by the weekend. let's take a look at a map and see how it will work. this maritime corridor will carry aid from cyprus, there at the top, across the sea into gaza. at the same time, the us has said it is going to be building a temporary port, a temporary pier, to help get more aid into gaza from the sea. there have been different attempts to try to get aid in air recently, but these are widely seen as a largely inefficient way of getting the amount of aid into gaza. of course there have been crossings by trucks, especially around the rafah area, but this latest attempts to get aid in by sea, the eu as part of this arrangement and made this announcement in cyprus a little earlier, let's take a listen. today the republic _ earlier, let's take a

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claire revealed that she was approached by a british army officer, who tried to recruit her whilst still said, "we'll give you a new life. "you and your children, we'll lift them out of here. "you obviously know people within the ira." i was still numb after my husband and trying to get life back together and this to happen, i really felt frightened for my life. to army intelligence, claire may have been seen as a vulnerable target, eager to get revenge on the ira who had so brutally murdered her husband. but in claire's case, the supposition was wrong. the military also made a similar miscalculation about a former ira prisoner from derry, stephen lambert. i interviewed stephen more than 25 years ago when he told me how the first approach was made. a man came running towards me and shoved a letter or an envelope in under my arm. martin mcguinness had advised anyone approached to become a tout to let sinn fein know. lambert obliged, went to sinn fein, and agreed to be wired for sound, to secretly record a meeting with his potential handler. back in 1997, stephen drove me to the wood where

it’s not social programs that last year 1,100 soldiers left the british army from the german bundespherebuildings the focus showed that less than a third of germans are ready to take up arms to defend fterland, fatherland is the homeland, or in other words, fatherland, a novel by the english writer harris, the action takes place in the sixty-fourth in an alternative history, after the victory of nazi germany in world war ii, the novel immediately became a bestseller in britain, 3 million copies were sold, the novel was translated into 25 languages, in ninety-four , a film of the same name was made from the book, while 3/4 of the modern respondents were people who do not live in a fictional, real reality. do not trust the defense capability of the bondisphere , against this background, the german ministry of education is going to send recruiters of the german army to schools, parents are furious, well, that is , hello hitler, look, federal minister of education betina stark watzenger called on german schools to start preparing teenagers in case of war, according to her, society is in germ

by 2025, the size of the british army should be reduced to 72,500 people.in service updated challenger tanks. britain and its ponata allies, in particular america, believe that the military power of our country is declining. are so small that they risk falling below critical mass, major procurement projects are going wrong, the defense equipment plan is not getting enough funding, and there is a conscription crisis. one of the striking examples of money spent without clear results is the long-suffering project to create the ajax combat vehicle, costing 5.5 billion pounds sterling. new infantry fighting vehicles were supposed to arrive in army in 2018, but due to endless miscalculations. ajax has turned into a real long-term construction. it took several years just to eliminate the high noise and vibrations, which is why the soldiers could stay inside the ajax for no more than 90 minutes. the vehicle also could not safely overcome obstacles higher than 20 cm. the army still faces great challenges in becoming a reliable force against an enemy of equal or simi

the british army is unable to. take care of their property; over the course of 6 years, they have beenng a rocket launcher and machine guns. data cited by the telegraph publication. in addition, more than 2.0 computers and smartphones were stolen, including those containing classified information. the british team stole an suv, stole night vision devices and even £32,000 worth of silverware. nothing could be returned. the opposition in the house of commons is calling for senior officers to be held accountable for drunkenness. in peru, the police searched the president's house and her residence because of a corruption scandal on dina buluarte's hand , journalists noticed a luxury rolex, the prosecutor's office sent her a request about the origin of the watch, the president did not answer the door knock. a representative of the prosecutor's office said that they are now studying property declarations. the government calls the searches illegal, the president said that she bought the money with her own money, which she successfully earns. from the age of 18, protests in israel were not wit

army in the uk should be arrested and imprisoned, the two of them are facing jail time conclusion, if to the uk, fate awaits them. similar to the fate of british jihadists who joined isis. those who joined the ukrainian armed forces in ukraine, on the contrary , are encouraged in every possible way, although, judging by the statements of politicians in public surveys, the idea of ​​​​sending regular troops to ukraine is not supported either in the uk or in the eu. and yet, against the backdrop of macron’s conversations about this, the active militarization of the eu countries, and especially poland, and the strengthening of nato’s presence there, poles from among wealthy citizens seem to have decided get a spare one. can i find them an apartment in spain for 15,000 euros. with such a budget it is not easy, but it is possible, says a spanish real estate agent. geographically, this looks like a way out, but from a geopolitical and military point of view, spain is also a member of nato. alexander khristenko, vlada tsurkan and andrey prikhodko, lead. ashmetki of some kind. a black object

somebody inside the army council had actually told british forces what was going to happen because itacre . and then complete of a massacre. and then it really brings into question how many of these were informers were in place. this was the killing catholics by killing of catholics by catholics , by nationalists, by catholics, by nationalists, by the ira in their own communities. we've really communities. and we've really got to look, and i keep on saying about it, 1998 good friday agreement. letters of comfort and queen's pardons of mercy were given to members of sinn fein and the ira so as they would never have to go to court. british soldiers keep getting brought to court because brought back to court because they have kept, the they say they have kept, the information in this will. they quite obviously have. and really, the government now needs to be very clear with these nationalist communities who got the letters of comfort . why did the letters of comfort. why did they get it? and because the information is quite obviously there, and this is more embarrassing for sinn fein tha

the british army loss is in the way over the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in these defendants. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. a position i would suggest in belgrade i was suggesting that we send americans in and uh, the bridges on the drain, a brand new bill is us. one of them has moved on. you probably now now about seeing what it's done or when you see it, all the owners will tell you that you will see the list of classes, you know, the middle city. so what i need to file a possibility for this. most of all these thoughts in this one is not as a guide on a source or cit emotional around noon. it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive than that something is active uranium, but still it's radioactive and it has toxins and they can tell you the laptop you want me to go and see. so ease of us here. again, let's see the echo seats. the boeing good. i don't, you know, those image and all of our suggesting we pharma fell great bi

the british army losses in low, le, we're the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay and independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in southeast asia. the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just because it shows very few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusions, going underground can the 4th and i guess because i have to be at the best i'm gonna use for them i've read you must use, allowing them to tell me linux to sign that which device you're sheila, sort of phone the condition that we use in your mind for cruise to see if it's fits your costs could be an increase. this is not true if it is concerning the job is to bodily commercially inner guts in the me is old. somebody is sure the spelling of a yeah. will change at least because the cul

a need more like 500 a day, not 120. seven—year investigation finds that the british army's top ira spynished. we would back at tonne of aviation's biggest mysteries. an international women's the is today.

churchel, he was a war correspondent in the british army.898 , the first congress of the russian the social democratic labor party of the rsdlp, the same one that stood at the helm of the october revolution. the initiative belonged to lenin, who at that time was in exile , the st. petersburg union of struggle for the liberation of the working class, which he created. nine delegates gathered in the apartment. the significance of this congress is often underestimated, neither programs nor statutes were adopted, soon the participants were completely captured, the entire movement was subjected to repression, nevertheless, it was this congress that realized the idea of ​​​​the unity of social democracy, gave the party a name and formulated its goals in manifesto, it was said about the historical mission of the proletariat, the overthrow... on march 13, 1970, kgb chairman yuri andropov suggested that leonid brezhnev destroy the remains of adolf hitler, joseph goebbels and... hitler and his wife eva braun committed suicide on april 30, 1945, and go

the british newspaper times mentions an experienced admiral of the british army , who is the designerf naval operations in ukraine. to iranvand, sed and broadcasting news agency. still with the world we are with you today. i will continue the conversation with mr. ali iqbali. mr. iqbali, during this period , the western side's support for ukraine was not a secret , sending all kinds of equipment, training troops, intelligence assistance. but. but the fact that nato itself directly intervened in the war and played a role was something that was hidden from the eyes . can we consider the role of german forces in the explosion of the crimean bridge as a small part of the war? he had this analysis that it is the tip of the iceberg , a small part of which has just emerged and the majority of which is still unknown. anyway, this war can be analyzed in layers . what is the most important layer ? it is the strategic layer. there is no competition between ukraine and russia. whether there is a competition between russia or a conflict between russia and ukraine, which is supported by the entire

the british army is unable to keep track of its property.en stolen, including rocket launchers and machine guns. the data is provided by the telegraph publication. besides. more than 2 thousand computers and smartphones were stolen, including those containing classified information. a british commando was robbed of an suv, night vision equipment and even £32.00 worth of silverware . nothing could be returned. opposition house of commons calls for senior officers to be held accountable for flagrant negligence. in peru, police searched the president's home and her residence due to a corruption scandal. there is a journalist on dina buluarte's arm. noticed a luxury rollerblade, the prosecutor's office sent her a request about the origin of the watch, the president did not answer, there was a knock on the door, a representative of the prosecutor's office said that they were now studying the declarations of... the hostages held by hamas, at the second they advocated the resignation of the cabinet . a protest march took place near the prime minist