donna fergus, president, ridge of type are the one who's also there, told bruton that uncle could help both sides reach there. he's in the war in ukraine to the middle east. now, where has the law says it fired more than a 100 rockets at is really physicians on wednesday that there were no reports of casualties. the are on back militant group says it's a soft, was in retaliation for and is railing drones dry and killed. one of the senior commanders in southern lebanon on these pictures, posted on social media, are sent to show the aftermath of the attack. there has been cross border fighting between israel and the militants since the start of the war and gaza. this is the 2nd time in recent weeks that an is really your strike has killed a, has the commander the w's very rude purity. well, how much re talk me through the significance of this latest strikes to what the situation is, escalating again on the news is right in the front desk as belong lunged, return the to the attacks on its way of following the coming off. it's seen the amenities to go home a lawsuit also known as a bu, now

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this is what president bruton said he expects from this. this is pretty much the best for you, but i understand that this time you have come not just as our longstanding partner, but as our president of the european council. what should i expect you to tell me your position and that to the european partners on ukraine of correspondence. emily sherwin has been following this, so she told me what the criminal hopes to achieve from or buttons this i mean this visit is something that i think flooding their futon has been waiting a long time for. he made sure, as we heard and not sound by to portray or by not only as the leader of hungry, but also as an e. u official. he pointed out that he has the rotating you presidency and you know, he's been waiting for western leaders to kind of come to him. he's been waiting in a way for western leaders to get tired of the war in ukraine. now that hasn't happened, but the optics of this visit of an e u official essentially coming on to moscow, even even when the you is distancing themselves or you leaders

he thinks he has a relationship with bruton, and he doesn't think that we would have done that on when he was here. either. he thinks that he could solve it and one day, and i think it may take a lot more than one day, but i think it, it is solvable with him. trump doesn't want to keep supplying the, the aid we're giving to ukraine. uh, you know, on account of data over and over and over, we can't afford it and we don't have enough of munitions quite frankly, from reports. so it's gather everybody around the table and talk and come to an agreement. that's the only way this ends. i mean the short of world war 3, which he also talked about. so i think um, when it comes to to and they talked about how was running from afghanistan, resulting in the depths of our soldiers leaving our equipment behind was a disaster. and the he thinks that encouraged some of the foreign countries that are now involved the conflicts including russia, he said to do what they did. so trump is completely different than buying the world . use them is completely different than buying. and i think if, if you are in

that was what, what bruton was saying, and it is because the problem is full of crap consistently. so we should not be put a, he's probably a propaganda see, provided for puts out this information and we should not be taking what he says at the sound. right. he wants to undermine american democracy. the us system, this chaos is music or the war criminal leader of the russian federation. that's just the reality. i just want to push back on that because of the noise and the, the, the headlines allow him to get away with this crap. but it is absolutely true that the g 7 meeting just a couple of weeks ago in italy. you know, the same issues were very much on the slight privately, but when biden was meeting in a scripted environment with his talk allies. and i've heard back from a number of those people, a number of those heads of state and attendees that were there who are deeply concerned that the us present it isn't going to be able to win in the election because of those vulnerabilities. it won't be able to effectively govern if he does . so this is not new. it's new because the ame

then he asked for a cease fire, which bruton refused shortly after keys and moscow or bon next journey to b j. and he said that he sees china as a key power in creating the conditions for peace in ukraine of all places. he called it a stabilizing force and on certain level, tall and young tony. well, that trio a trips were they were part of an unauthorized and coordinated push for piece, so called push for peas or button side stepping his european in need of counterparts. and they were quick to point out that he was acting on his own initiative and not on their behalf. take, unless of course, we sort of self that are presenting nathan at these meetings, who's representing his own country. they're what they think presidency of defense. we present you with each to and the life on this, the eclipse eclipse physician, and this visit to paid by the prime. the self injury watched the visitor on behalf of the you will just hours after the nato summit in washington or bon met with former us president donald trump. the meetings took place at drums, mar, lager with state in florida. the pay are

then he asked for a cease fire, which bruton refused shortly after keys and moscow or bon next journey to b. j. you said that he sees china as a key power in creating the conditions for peace in ukraine of all places. he called it a stabilizing force and on certain level, tall young tony. well, that trio, a trips were, they were part of an authorized and coordinated push for peace, so called push for peace or button side stepping his european the need of counter parts. and they were quick to point out that he was acting on his own initiative. and not on their behalf take unless of course, we so long as it's not that of presenting and they don't at these meetings. he's representing his own country. they're what they're doing, presidency and defense. we present you with each to and the life on this a, a clear, a clear position and disability to paid by the prime, the self injury. watch that the visitor on behalf of the you were just hours after the nato summit in washington or bon met with former us president donald trump. the meeting took place at drums more or longer with state in flor

atlantic. victor opened, dismissed the allegations of the quote, a piece moves off days meeting with bruton on friday that i am concerned if i am, i'm a friend of 1200 year. yeah. so there's such a lot from the piece that's very important. i'm from the piece. the reason why i negotiated pitching, because i'm looking for the shortest front, because the way to step before and create a piece of data room prime, it is the vic to all buttons surprise visit to must go this way. should have been heritage as a major breakthrough, it is meeting with the russian president vladimir putin sold a pad, discuss a potential si, fi, and an end to a conflict. so as long stayed around a decade, both said the dialogue may be only route to piece or something like that, which isn't even a suite in europe had been living in the shadow of the war for 2 and a half years. now. we do not feel safe, and this war has factored into a breakdown of economic development. and then the 1st important step has been made in terms of establishing dialogue. and i will continue this work and i've asked you spoke and said sir, i se

and prime minister or bond, we've heard about his unsanctioned trips abroad, including to meet with bruton and how that has really angered european partners. what kind of reaction have you been seeing there from them? while the european commission has a noun steps because of that, they are going to buy cuts that plant informal meetings that are going to be held in hungry. and as you know that you appear in parliament has been even more critical of victoria or bun and his government, accusing them of reaches of democracy. and let's have a listen to what you appeal. lawmakers here have to say me and my colleagues, 62 colleagues of european paul, i'm going to have signed the letter address to the problem as president the, the commission's president and the, the, and we were saying that we would like to start the process of the article 7, we're drawing the right to vote from hungry because the behavior of hungary is not according to the values of european union today. i think that should everything should be on the table. i think the counselor to discuss further measures on the optical 7 the c

you addressing that from the, from a broader perspective, obviously moody and bruton, you know, it's being hubs. it's been handshakes. it's been an award ceremony. it's been a lot of palm in southern style just being well it's been a huge, huge reception here. but as you say, they talked about political things, economic, strategic ideas as well. but i know the ukraine, the cults within ukraine was one of the issues they would have talked about. how do you think india can help with resolving the conflict in ukraine? what could moody offer 1st of all, india has a very balanced and uh, uh, i think uh, bring magic position on uh, the brand new and crisis from the beginning. uh, its uh, has been uh, supporting from the beginning a peaceful app or a diplomatic efforts. and ways to peaceful resolution, but at the same time it didn't support the best and the approach to the was russia . i would like to emphasize that india didn't support american and europe in sanctions. and it has find its full balanced approach, which is highly appreciated in moscow. i think that they can see taishan when

when they criticize russia, he said the licensee was within their jurisdiction to criticize mister bruton, but they're out of their jurisdiction when they criticize mister vin. yeah. what all right here is getting called out on it. but i think the way the icpc went about it was absolutely incorrectly do, i believe because they didn't follow their own standards and they weren't beyond their per you of course is, were only us not party to the i know is rush. and i think the problem is my, these are the i c c as you notes and rush arisen and we all supported the i c, c, a rest warrants against britain barton was happy with that. so it was good, like i just said this beyond their purview and said, why is it wise to know beyond that? have you been that yahoo is for, for i think the whole math, i think the whole methodology, frank, we have the i c c. right now i get the conditions. no, no, i mean i see see when they went off the fruits and i really often and i, i, i, i understand caught red handed about them like it by the way, us politicians loved to sanction. we know that, but in this case, t

but he favorite bruton is it is just so stupid . so with the all think this, well, the large was russia gauges back. ok let's you know, you know more and it's really interesting in looking at this campaign year. obviously there's a microscope scope on joe biden because of his mental acuity issues here. but, you know, you have to give credit where credit's due truck has been running and amazingly moderate. the campaign was very, he's very careful. he's, he's, he, he is, he's easy is got himself under control and this is one. and now this, the campaign is completely turned upside down. again, everyone's going to be focusing on. it was your rhetoric, it was your narrative, etc, etc, etc. and not on the policy is go ahead. i don't think i knew why. i think i knew why trump is that seems to be more so, but um, even even some of the ups and at times when you would think he would rise to the page, the most sensational i think is because he's got the media experts and, and they've looked at the types of things evaluated where he's gone wron

but he favorite bruton is just so stupid. so with the all this, well, the large was russia gauges back. ok, let's you know, you know, mind it's really interesting. in looking at this campaign, you're obviously there's a microscope scope on joe biden because of his mental acuity issues here. but, you know, you have to give credit where credit is due, trust has been running, and amazingly moderate to campaign was very, is very careful. he's, he's, he, he is, he's, he's is got himself under control. and this is what, and now this, the campaign is completely turned upside down. again, everyone's going to be focusing on. it was your rhetoric, it was your narrative, etc, etc, etc. and not on the policy is go ahead. i don't think i knew why. i think i knew why trump is that seems to be more so, but um, even even some of the lumps and at times when you would think he would rise to the page and be more sensational. i think it's because he's got the media expos center and they've looked at the types of things evaluated where he's gone

many protest as a now quoting on president william bruton to resign. okay, web has moved from the ruby of the lease joshua acquire says he just left his home when men bundled him into a call, i'm cuffed him and put it back over his head gives it was the day off to protest as in my re be entered parliament 2 weeks ago, joshua was that we need to make the visual, he's a student leader. it can you as law school, he says he doesn't know where he was detained, but he was interrogated and beaten. they'll ask me questions, identify. so he says they asked him who was organizing and funding the protests that experience. i don't like to remember because every time i remember i get the lead to this demonstrations were initially against the finance bill would have raised taxes and widespread corruption of the police killed dozens of protest. as many started cooling for president william roo 7. his government to resign, police of arrested hundreds of people, more than a 180 of them revolt here. the mill tamani little quotes and charged with various crimes including