such data is contained in a statement by the us treasury department.ck in september it was $33 trillion, and over the entire past year the debt increased by more than 4 trillion. according to experts, servicing such a large national debt could cost washington about a third of budget revenues. this was the economic news. have a nice day and see you soon. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x. violetta sokolovich is in the studio. hello. it was a complete failure on all fronts if if you don’t have the ability, then you shouldn’t start , let alone get involved with drugs; in minsk , suspicious young people burying something in the ground near houses in the private sector drew attention; vigilant citizens and passers-by did not guess whether they were pawnbrokers or not, they immediately called the police, and the security guards responded. patrol officers serving for the protection of public order at the brest-central railway station transmitted information about a suspicious young man. happened in silence for a long time, fearing punish

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the us national debt exceeded $34 trillion for the first time in history, according to the us treasuryhe country has persisted for more than 20 years; at the beginning of the twenty-third year , the country's debt once again exceeded the limit established by law, then it was slightly below 31.5 trillion. the ministry of finance has threatened default if the government does not raise the debt ceiling. us president joe biden asked congress to do this unconditionally, just to save the economy, but republicans refused to do so. to a meeting until the government cuts budget spending. in may, the parties managed to agree and suspend the limit. the government debt ceiling will be raised on january 2 next year. and at the end of the issue, let me remind you that the exchange rate today is 89 rubles for the dollar. 68 kopecks euro 99.19. and that's all i have for now. one young lady got drunk on wine with the hussars, asked, for the sake of peace , to steal a cannon from the regiment and with her own hands shot into a peasant's hut, miraculously did not kill anyone, what is the difficulty, her

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according to the us treasury department, the main reason is unemployment during the coronavirus pandemicit entailed additional payments to reduce tax revenues. however, for now the states continue to live in debt without problems, although foreign powers. global economic growth this year will not exceed 2.6%. the un is even more determined pessimistic, only 2.4%. analysts call the main threat the risks of destabilizing geopolitical events. belarus is increasing its consumption of green energy. in the twenty- third year, the capacity of renewable sources exceeded 630 mw, which is 14 times more than thirteen years ago. this was reported by the economic research institute of the ministry of economy. now this is over 8% of the total consumption of fuel and energy resources. according to forecasts, by the thirty-fifth year this figure will increase to 9%. ministry industry approved a strategy for the development and improvement of the industry distribution network for the years 24-25. the objectives are to retain traditional markets, gain a foothold in new ones, load production capacity and i

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and now this building housed the us treasury department.ut at that time, the federal reserve board also had its modest offices somewhere in the same building. the shift of power was sealed a few years when the bogoown magnw blocks away from here on constitution. despite excellent advice from new york. the system refused to by government bonds, something which would have provided to the commercial could have met more. the insistent demand their depositors. instead, believe it or not, the systems stood idly by while banks crashed on all sides. as a heads of head of one of the banks put it, the reserve system had to keep powder dry for a real emergency. but if this wasn't emergency, what was as bank after bank? a chain reaction was in process, destroying money as it went. its process that even today few bankers understand no. if you ask an individual banker whether he creates money, he'll look at you as if you're mad. of course not. he'll say, i don't create money. all i do is i accept deposits my customers. i put a little of that deposit in t

and now this building housed the us treasury department. at that time, the federal reserve board also had its modest offices somewhere in the same building. the shift of power was sealed a few years when the board got its own magnificent temple a few blocks away from here on constitution. despite excellent advice from new york. the system refused to by government bonds, something which would have provided to the commercial banks with which they could have met more. the insistent demand their depositors. instead, believe it or not, the systems stood idly by while banks crashed on all sides. as a heads of head of one of the banks put it, the reserve system had to keep powder dry for a real emergency. but if this wasn't emergency, what was as bank after bank? a chain reaction was in process, destroying money as it went. its process that even today few bankers understand no. if you ask an individual banker whether he creates money, he'll look at you as if you're mad. of course not. he'll say, i don't create money. all i do is i accept deposits

the us department of treasury has claimed that the silomitime company based in hong kong and the global tech company based in the united arab emirates were transporting iranian crude oil. yemeni officials emphasized that this action of america. they will answer. russian representative at the council meeting security accused the israeli regime of violating international law in gaza. vassily nebenzia said: there is no safe haven for palestinians who are on the verge of death as a result of israel's disregard for international laws. vassilyn benzia added that israel makes it impossible to live in gaza and this alley. compulsion brings unfortunate consequences for the region and the world. the russian representative added that pouring salt water into the tunnels will make gaza uninhabitable for 100 years , and this action can be described as a genocidal factor. nunzia stressed: after 100 days the war in gaza america and its allies are expanding the war in the region in yemen, and this issue has dire consequences for the region. in this meeting, the algerian representative accused the securi

according to us department of treasury, the sanctions include bans on transactions and travel and asset freezes. iran's yet to react to the coercive. terrons repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past. us and its backers of long record of imposing brutal sanctions against iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country to no avail. political commentator george zamyu says the us doesn't want to address its unconditional support for israel's horrific actions in the region. he believes washington poses sanctions on tehran in attempt to frame it. as responsible for problems in the region? the us is obviously failing very badly in its policy in the middle east, it's rightly throughout the middle east it's being held to account for um its unconditional support for israel and israel's horrific polices in gaza um and it it is acting as israel's enabler, so rather than address that issue, the united states is trying to change the subject, and so it tries to change the subject is always, oh, iran, it's always, it's about iran, but it really isn't about iran, it's about israel, w

the us department of treasury has claimed that sialo maritime company in hong kong and global tekmarinevice company in uae has transported iranian crude oil. continued news after two months. from the implementation of the national health survey, 40 million 57197 people over 18 years of age were screened for high blood pressure and diabetes. according to dr. etemad, director general of non-communicable diseases management office of the ministry of health, until january 22, 2016, the country's population over 18 years of age participated in this survey. for more than two months, 70,000 health care workers and general and nutrition specialist doctors have been in 18,000 health houses and 5. a thousand health service community centers host people over 18 years of age in the country. what is their pressure? 138 what was their pressure? their pressure was 12 on 10. so far, more than 40 million people in all cities and villages have been monitored for two complicated and expensive diseases, namely diabetes and blood pressure. when was the last time you took a blood test to control your sugar?

according to the us department of treasury, sanctions include bands on transactions and travel and asset frees. iran is yet to react to the course of measure. similar allegations in the past. the us and its backers have a long record of imposing brutal sanctions on iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country, but to no avail. political commentator george samiali says the us does not want to address his unconditional support for israel's horrific actions in the region. he believes that washington imposes sanctions on tehran an attempt to frame it as responsible. for the problems in the region, the us is obviously failing very badly in its policy in the middle east, it's rightly throughout the middle east is being held to account for um its unconditional support for israel and israel's horrific policies in gaza um and it is acting as israel's enabler. so rather than address that issue uh the united states is trying to change the subject and so it tries to change the subject as always, oh iran, it's always it's about iran, but it really isn't about iran, it's about israel, wh

according to us department of the treasury, sanctions include bands on transactions and travel and asset freezes. iran is yet to react to the measure. terrans repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past. us and its backers of long record of imposing brutal sanctions against iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country. political commentator george z. says the us does not want to address its unconditional support for israel's horrific actions in the region. he believes washington imposes sanctions on tehran in attempt to frame it as responsible for problems in the region. the us is obviously failing very badly in its policy in the middle east. it's rightly throughout the middle east, it's being held to account for uh it's unconditional support for israel and israel's horrific policies in gaza um and it it is acting as israel's enabler so rather than address that issue uh the united states is trying to change the subject and so it tries to change the subject is always oh iran it's always it's about iran but it really isn't about iran it's about uh israel what israel is

department of the treasury, the sanctions include bans on transactions and travel and asset freezes. iran is yet to react to the measure. terran has repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past, us and its backers have a long record of imposing brutal sanctions on iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country, but to no avail. political commentator george zly says doesn't really want. going to address its unconditional support for israel's horrific actions in gaza, he believes washington imposes sanctions on tehran in attempt to frame it as responsible for problems in the region. the us is obviously failing very badly in its policy in the middle east, it's rightly throughout the middle east, it's being held to account for um its conditional support for israel and israel's horrific policies in gaza, um, and it is acting as israel's enabler, so rather than address that issue, the united states is trying to change the subject, and so it tries to change the subject is always, oh, iran, it's always, it's about iran, but it really isn't about iran, it's about israel, what

according to the us department of the treasury, sanctions include bands on transactions and travel and asset freezes. iran is yet to react to the coercive measures. terrans repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past. us and its backers of long record of imposing brutal sanctions on iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country but to no avail. tehran islamabad emphasize joint efforts in fighting terrorism as a threat to both countries, iranian foreign minister hussein amry abdullah hian and pakistan's chief of army staff general said assim muniir expressed determination to maintain close cooperation to block any acts of sabotage in a meeting in the pakistani city of rawal pindi. two sides agreed on the implementation of mechanism to deploy military leazon officers to fight. threats. iranian and pakistani top officials also stress commitment to promoting peace and stability in border areas. iranian foreign minister also met with the pakistani prime minister anwar kakar to discuss expansion of economic ties at joint borders as well. amir abdullah han already met with

according to the us department of the treasury, sanctions include bans on transactions and travel and acid freezes. iran's yet to react to the measure. terran has repeatedly denied. similar allegations in the past, us and its backers have a long record of imposing brutal sanctions on iran under various pretex aimed at isolating the country to no avail. political commentator george zamuuli says us does not want to address its unconditional support for israel's horrific crimes in the region. he believes washington's imposing uh sanctions on tehran in attempt to frame. it as responsible for problems in the region? the us is obviously failing very badly in its policy in the middle east, it's rightly throughout the middle east is being held to account for um its unconditional support for israel and israel's horrific policies in gaza um and it it is acting as ' israel's enabler, so rather than address that issue, the united states is trying to change the subject, and so it tries to change the subject is always, oh, iran, it's always, it's about iran, but it really isn't about iran, it's abo

according to us state department or department department is treasury. sanctions include bans on transactions and travel and asset freezes. iran's yet to react to the move. terrans repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past though, the us and its backers have a long long record of imposing sanctions against iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country to no avail. political commentator george samyu says the us doesn't want to address its unconditional support for israel's horrific actions in the region, so he believes washington's imposing sanctions on tehran in attempt to frame it as responsible for problems of the region. the us is. is obviously failing very badly um in its policy um in the middle east, it's rightly throughout the middle east, it's being held to account for um its unconditional support for israel and israel's horrific policies in gaza, um and it it is acting as uh israel's enabler, so rather than address that issue uh the united states is trying to change the subject and so it tries to change the subject is always, oh iran, it's always, it's about iran,

treasury department says that america's national debt has clocked in for the first time at $34 trillionts, during the pandemic, the federal government spent heavily to try to stabilize the economy. that came right after massive tax cuts that shrink american coffers. >> it comes as congress is about to be spending again. matt, we are supposed to see a strong economy right now. yet, the u.s. is racking up debt. >> this is another bleak milestone for america's finances. $34 trillion, it is unthinkable. when you think about the fact that three months ago it was at $33 trillion for you can see from this chart, the mountain of debt continues to spike gratis liked again during covid and is still going up now. the timing is noteworthy. normally borrowing goes up when economy is doing poorly. when unemployment is high. they have to pay for unemployment benefits and bailouts. here, the debt is going up, the deficit is high and unemployment is low, gdp is high. we should also note that it is no longer free for uncle sam to borrow. for years it was near 0% interest rates. now it's more expensive to

treasury department's office of foreign assets control, allegedly transported and are transporting russian be ruled out in the white house either. it turns out that us director of national intelligence avril haines and national security advisor sullivan were present at biden’s negotiations with senators and congressmen on ukraine. politico reports that both outlined to speaker johnson the sad consequences that await our entire planet if we refuse. with the help of kyiv. johnson was even provided with some secret documents, and the whole world is wondering what information was contained in them. trump probably knows something, since today he once again explained why washington needs good relations with putin. donald made this as clear as possible, getting along well with people who have powerful nuclear weapons. at the same time, the world was already on the verge of disaster this week. iranian. pakistan exchanged missiles and airstrikes, they haven’t reached nuclear weapons yet , the middle east is boiling, the yemeni houthis attacked an american ship in the gulf of adon, the united states

also more on this breaking news, the treasury department caught spying on trump voters? but first, joining us now, indiana senator mike braun. the senator sits on multiple senate committees. senator, good to see you. we need you on this story -- >> good to be on. elizabeth: so now the president is going to put iran-backed houthis back on the terror watch list, but the president had delisted them, one of the first things he did in 2021, in february. but now john kirby just moments ago said removing the houthis was not a mistake. what's going on here? what do you think? >> i think that's double speak. look at what they did on the southern border with everything that was working as a well. and look what that's ended up being. i think between it, the economy and now the weakness we project inter, nationally -- internationally, there shouldn't be more of a plateful of a things to work work with for our side of the aisle. let's talk about the consequences. you take them off the list, remember the trump administration we took out soleimani, iran's mischief-merrick. you had none

officials, including those who are in the pentagon or the treasury department, they use that info when national security risks like how close a foreign-owned farmland may be to a military base. in a quote the gao says without improving etc. internal processes, usda cannot report reliable information to congress or the public about where and how much agricultural land is held by foreign persons. the us da has requested funding so it can develop a realtime data system that can be accessed by government agencies and the public. guys? rachel: thank you, madeleine. pete: so let's improve the process so we know. can you imagine? how many acres do you think of chinese farmland are owned by americans? if i don't know, zero? rachel: zero probably. pete: a very small percentage. and if they are, they're watch watched e like a hawk by the chinese government, and here we don't know. and the proximity to the military bases is crazy too. rachel: it's a sign of the drop in patriotism in our country because this land was sold under these, like, shell companies that americans are complicit in helping t

yesterday, jim jordan told us about what he discovered the treasury department during the last couplevestigating banks. and went up to banks and saying to them hey, would you do me a favor? i need to get in there and start looking at any key words like maga, like trump, other key words that might be standing out. also, anything on zelle. they also said wanted to dick's sporting goods, cabela's and bass pro shops and find out who is buying what. what does this tell you? >> people often ask me what the deep state is, these are deep state spies in action. you are taking suspicionless sus americans and qualifying them based on their political beliefs based on credit card transactions. banks and credit unions. trying to essentially score people to look at them these are the give us the whole universe of people like myself. i go to c can a cabela's, i buy ammunition and guns there so suddenly i'm on a watch list with the federal government? this is so fundamentally totally wrong to its core. people say what does it matter? we got to root out the terrorists? no. in america you have the right

that the justice department is telling us exists, when it's deposited into the treasury, then congressts to appropriate it because it's the people's money to do as they see fit. first victims should be given restitution, not some slush fund that claims to do right by victims. secondly, after the victims, the money, if we want to do right, if we want to go enhance the soils after a disaster and congresswoman jackson's district, that's something the executive branch should oversee with federal dollars that this money appropriates. that's not something that we should outsource to some group at the direction of the executive branch. i share my colleagues' concerns about victims. i actually am disappointed that the other side would stand up for these big businesses who are getting great deals. unfair deals where they get to write some slush fund check to some group that we have no way of showing any kind of accountability over. these big businesses are walking away. it's shocking to me that the other side is standing up for a process that actually lets big offenders walk away with a sweet d

the bill authorizes the treasury department to use special measures to combat money laundering operationsafficking of fentanyl and similar opioids. this would reduce the profitability of drug trade and bring those profiting from the deaths of american citizens to justice. all of these measures and tools in senate bill 1271 will reduce suffer and die from fentanyl . and other deadly illicit opioids. and that should be our number one goal. we can and must reduce the loss addiction of the drug in the supply chain. we need all of these tools in our toolbox to handle this deadly epidemic. to change the subject briefly, i want to thank you for your leadership in senate 1514 which would create a home loan benefit program for first responders and administrators based on the united states depart veterans affairs, the program available to veterans of our nation. it is important to our members to address the recruiting challenges that law enforcement is facing and i would be remiss if i didn't take the opportunity to ■mention that thank you for the opportunity to be here today ensure the perspective

the bill authorizes the treasury department to use special measures to combat money laundering operations related to the trafficking of fentanyl and similar opioids. this would reduce the profitability of drug trade and bring those profiting from the deaths of american citizens to justice. all of these measures and tools in senate bill 1271 will reduce the number of americans who suffer and die from fentanyl . and other deadly illicit opioids. and that should be our number one goal. we can and must reduce the loss of life by various -- and addiction of the drug in the supply chain. we need all of these tools in our toolbox to handle this deadly epidemic. to change the subject briefly, i want to thank you for your leadership in senate 1514 which would create a home loan benefit program for first responders and administrators based on the united states department of veterans affairs, the program available to veterans of our nation. it is important to our members to address the recruiting challenges that law enforcement is facing and i would be remiss if i didn't take the opportunity to ment

the bill authorizes the treasury department to use special measures to combat money laundering operationsd to the trafficking of fentanyl and similar opioids. this would reduce the profitability of drug trade and bring those profiting from the deaths of american citizens to justice. all of these measures and tools in senate bill 1271 will reduce the number of americans who suffer and die from fentanyl . and other deadly illicit opioids. and that should be our number one goal. we can and must reduce the loss of life by various -- and addiction of the drug in the supply chain. we need all of these tools in our toolbox to handle this deadly epidemic. to change the subject briefly, i want to thank you for your leadership in senate 1514 which would create a home loan benefit program for first responders and administrators based on the united states department of veterans affairs, the program available to veterans of our nation. it is important to our members to address the recruiting challenges that law enforcement is facing and i would be remiss if i didn't take the opportunity to mention tha

the treasury department used tore track nonprofits here and abroad. they only deal with terror finance abroad and leads it in the hands of the department of justice and f.b.i. who have their hands on other things that are keeping america very busy. so we've got a huge challenge here and should be number one investigations into nonprofits that could be supporting terrorism and we talked about a few of them today and there also should be -- i would welcome this -- if you work for a charity that has given money to a terrorist organization in the past, that should be flagged. americans need to know who they are giving nonprofit dollars to. if they don't, they are probably supporting something they don't want to support. >> donor-advised funds like schwab, these are the largest charitable organizations in the united states. their leadership should be brought in to ensure they are not funneling funds to these terror organizes. mr. schweikert: the chairman and couple of our members who sit on intelligence, we have had side conversations on charitable giving,

we use to have the treasury department where i use to work, use to track nonprofit here in the unit states and abroad. now they don't do anything here at home. they only do with abroad. this leaves it into the hands of the department of justice and the fbi, who have their hands full right now on a range of other things that are keeping america let's just say very busy, right? so we've got, i think, a huge challenge here. i think there should be, number one, investigations into nonprofits that could be supporting terrorism, and we talked about a few of them today, but i think there also should be, i would welcome this, there should be regulations that if you worked for a charity that has given money to a terrorist organization in the past, that should be flagged. americans need to know who they're giving their nonprofit dollars to, and if they don't, they run the risk of possibly supporting something that they don't want to support. >> can i make a recommendation? donor advised funds. schwab, vanguard. these are the largest charitable organizations in the united states. their leaderships sh

federal departments including the department of labor, treasury, as well as the office of personnely're also putting out as you noted, a new ad highlighting the stories of women impacted by the overturning of roe. take a listen. >> i never thought that i would need an abortion for a planned pregnancy. but i did. two years ago i became pregnant with a baby i desperately wanted. at a routine ultrasound i learned that the fetus would have a fatal condition and that there was absolutely no chance of survival. in texas, you are forced to carry that pregnancy, and that is because of donald trump overturning roe v. wade. the choice was completely taken away. >> now the vice president and president are hoping that stories like that really going to hammer home the point that abortion access is critical in this country, and of course that's why she's here in this deeply red county that former president trump won twice. i should also tell you i just spoke to a woman who told me a heartbreaking story. she said she was 19 1/2 weeks pregnant when she was told her baby had an abnormality that woul

problenuary h thm is, according to congressman jim jordan, the treasury department asked the banktremistsed thes to condh using terms like trump and maga in an effort to track gun purchases. they also asked the bank tos to query terms like query terms. query like. yeah, i don't knowd the bank lis pro shops and sporting goods. >> so in other words, if you so much as bought a jockstrap, then you could have ended up on a federal list of domestic violent extremists. luckily, i did my own takes two of yarn. but domestic violent extremists, that's quite a mouthful right. why don't we just shorten it to what the feds really mean? republicans now, of course, they're using january 6 to justify all of this. they use it to justify everything. they're trying to cram more under that umbrella. >> then chris christie at a new beach, jersey. i don't think anyone's gotten more out of a single dat te that since meghan went home with harry. >> a little british humor. that's true. january 6 has been milk more than the octo mom. there's a callback, but in this case, the excuses are as weak as joe's stream. >> a

now you got another one, the treasury department is now snooping, and looking for key words. can you quickly give us the low down on this. >> at request of government, you have banks searching private transactions of their customers for key 7 words, it looks like -- key words, the words, did they purchase religious particular, did they shop at bass pro shop, were they purchasing a firearm that describes the vast plant madgmajority of people that i get privilege to represent. this financial survey surveillance, we're just getting into this we'll find out how extensive it was, looks like that big government, big corporation working together to financially spy on american citizens. larry: what did dick's sporting goods do wrong, they are on the loss. >> cabela, they are looking at what people buy, they could be a violent extremist if they are buying a firearm or a fishing pole. and they are also purchasing religious particular at some bookstore -- text at some bookstore, you read through what documents that we have thus far, sounds like that mememorandum in we discoffed abodisco

the rally kicked off when the treasury department said they would focus more on short-term treasurieso the stratosphere. they can't stop selling them entirely. a few more bad options could put us in a place where the fed loses its limited influence. i think wall street has gotten offsides in terms of the expectations. once they start to price in the three rate cuts, out of the six rate cuts that is expected it is the average. especially the stocks at the end of last year. i think this positive rate cut may be dashed as soon as this. there is a possible silverlining. i think it is a very good thing. these rate cuts will make the economy stronger than expected. that is okay. they think that it will tank. of course they will take desperate action to prop everything up. it's easy to get caught up in the idea that rate cuts are good for stocks and hikes are bad for stocks. we need to take a step back. look at the macroeconomic picture because the fed does things for a reason. the fed raises rates when the economy gets too hot and they need to curb inflation. they cut rates when they want t

now you got another one, the treasury department is now snooping, and looking for key words.he low down on this. >> at request of government, you have banks searching private transactions of their customers for key 7 words, it looks like -- key words, the words, did they purchase religious particular, did they shop at bass pro shop, were they purchasing a firearm that describes the vast pl mamajority of people that i get privilege to represent. this financial sur surveillance, we're just getting into this we'll find out how extensive it was, looks like that big government, big corporation working together to financially spy on american citizens. larry: what did dick's sporting goods do wrong, they are on the loss. >> cabela, they are looking at what people buy, they could be a violent extremist if they are buying a firearm or a fishing pole. and they are also purchasing religious particular at some bookstore -- text at some bookstore, you read through what documents that we have thus far, sounds like that mmemorandum in we discoffdiscovered as pro-life catholics described as

and use of a wide array of tools complicates treasury's ability to assess the agree to which official actions are designed to impact the exchange rate, end quote. this is just another barrier created by economic govern ains that prevents gain senator inhofe: souths into the world's second largest economy. and it is ironic that china is always the one who demands a greater voice at the i.m.f. even if its actions undermine the ability to be effective. we have seen china dismiss international rules of the road from debt restructuring in the developing world to massive chinese export credits and china has refused to work with other economies to find solutions-p mr. meuser's bill will help to stop undermining the monitoring the exchange rates. and will push for gritter transportation and management during the i.m.f.'s economic reviews of comien. the bill would make future reviews of china's share holding contingent obey ginning becoming a more responsible player in the international monetary system. we need treasury to take a firm stand and insist that they adhere to the exchange rate poli

department of treasury, sanctions include bands on transactions and travel and asset freezes. iran's yet to react to the coercive measure. terran has repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past. us and its backers have a long record of imposing brutal sanctions on tehran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country, but to no avail. tehran and islamabad emphasize joint efforts in the fight against terrorism as a threat to both countries. iran's foreign minister hussen amir abdullah yanin, the pakistani chief of army staff general said assim muniir expressed determination to maintain close cooperation to block acts of sabotage in a meeting in the pakistany city of rawal pindi, two sides agreed implementation of mechanism to deploy. military lees on officers to fight common threats. iranian and pakistani top officials also stress commitment to promoting peace and stability along border areas. iranian foreign minister also met with the pakistani prime minister anwar to discuss expansion of economic ties at joint borders. am abdullah han already met with his pakista

it can only be used for authorized transactions overseen by our treasury department and only for thingsike food, medicine and other authorized humanitarian purposes. today, not a single dollar has been extended from that account and there are no plans to extend a single dollar from that account and that money never touches iran directly. >> thank you, senator baldwin. >> thank you, madam chair and that you secretary and secretary austin for your service always but especially at this moment. you have both commented through your opening statement and through questions about the interconnectedness of the elements of this supplemental package. for israel and its fight against thomas, support for ukraine in its efforts to repel putin's invasion. support for humanitarian aid for displaced civilians and those caught in the crossfire. a focus on our manufacturing sector and its workforce needs to ramp up production among many other elements that this package has. you have also both answered questions about the urgency of congressional action, especially given the fact that house republicans dro

the treasury department calling him a specially designated global terrorist. let's get to cnn's nada bashir live for us in beirut. nada, this is a significant development. >> reporter: it certainly is, and it's a worrying escalation after weeks of mounting tensions between israel and lebanon. as you mentioned, a senior hamas official, the deputy of the political bureau had considered one of the founding members of the al-qassam brigades, hamas's military wing. we've heard from hamas that they have accused israel of carrying out a strike in the suburbs of southern lebanon, southern beirut rather, which they say killed this senior hamas official. at this stage cnn has reached out to the israeli ministry, but they have declined to comment. it's important to note right underscore that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has previously vowed to target senior hamas officials. not just in gaza or the occupied west bank, but whatever -- wherever they might be located. in the last hour or so, we've just heard from u.s. ambassador -- taking to twitter to congratulate the

wanted list the state department had $5 million reward, he had been designated by the treasury department as a terrorist, he was apparently in beirut, the lebanese capital, where the hamas group tells us it was an israeli drone strike that killed this hamas official, lebanese state immediate are reporting that it was a strike on a hamas office and that six people were killed in the course of that strike, now israel's military is remaining pretty coy about this. on the other hand, only one country that's at war with hamas right now, that's israel and its leaders have long vowed to eliminate hamas leadership anywhere they are in world saying those hamas leaders are living on borrowed time for the perspective of the israeli military this certainly whoever was behind this strike does help accomplish their goal of eliminating hamas. >> josh, we mentioned the broader cabinet in israel was going to meet this afternoon and you have some reporting on the proposal that we thought was going to be considered, what happens now? >> reporter: we don't know why that meeting was postponed, if it was relat

department and law enforcement. interactions began when the trump administration's treasury department urgently gathered major banks and law enforcement on january 15th, 2021, and shared information regarding potential criminal activity that could disrupt the upcoming inauguration. so, senator, they are pegging it on this is just sensible and, look, technically, donald trump was still president. so, you know, technically, this was his treasury department. we know these are swamp bureaucrats burrowed in. these aren't political appointees at these places. >> oh, sure. and the banks just have the best interest of their customers at heart and that's why they rushed to turn over all of this personal financial data. that's why they rushed to quote, unquote, cooperate by spying on their own customers. this is outrageous behavior, laura. everybody knows it. these banks, again, they are first in line to get a handout when it's bailout time. they are first in line to say that we need to pay them so they can keep operating. bu

department of treasury, the sanctions include bands on transactions and travel and asset freezes. iran is yet to react to the course of measure. tevan has repeatedly denied. allegations in the past, the us and its backers have a long record of imposing brutal sanctions on iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country, but to no avail. political commentator, george samioli says that the us does not want to address his unconditional support for israel's horrific actions in the region. he believes that washington imposes sanctions on tehran in attempt to frame it as responsible for the problems in the region. "the us is obviously failing very badly um in its uh policy um in the middle east, it's..." rightly throughout the middle east is being held to account for um its unconditional support for israel and israel's horrific policies in gaza um and it it is acting as uh israel's enabler so rather than address that issue uh the united states is trying to change the subject and so it tries to change the subject as always oh iran it's always it's about iran but it really isn'

department of treasury, the sanctions includes bands on transactions and travel and asset freeze. iran is yet to react to the coersive measure. tehran repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past, the us and it's backers have a long record of imposing brutal sanctions on iran under various pretexts aimed at isolating the country, but to no avail. let's cross over to budapest and joined by jorge samuli, senior research fellow from the global policy institute, london, metropolitan university out of budapest. thanks. so much for being with us, your thoughts on this, i mean with everything that's going on in the region, and then once again we see more sanctions uh coming from washington towards iran's way, well it's if it's monday then it's time for another round of sanctions, that's the us approach, um, the us is obviously failing very badly in its policy um in the middle east, it's rightly... throughout the middle east is being held to account for um its uh unconditional support for israel and uh israel's forrrific policies in gaza um and it it is acting as israel's enabler, so