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the, the, this is the, the, the news line from valid yearly enough. i'll not review that russians, president vladimir purse, and in a speech to the european union, the widow of debates, opposition data elect saying the following. describes the russian president as a lot the months the who must answer once he's done to you train on to her husband . also in the program. i'm asked j. a smile handy asked as his medicine group. he's showing flexibility in sold for the israel over the cause of both what he wants, he's ready to can't find the
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answer. okay, welcome to the program. aids of russian opposition leader like saying the volume and who died in prison this month. so his funeral will be held in moscow on friday . national sources have been granted to the announcements within the valleys with a union who is the most. that's the face of the countries and bottles, opposition movement, especially hopes the gathering will be peaceful in the springs to the your pay and follow them. and she board against negotiating with the russian president julie, another on the spoke to the deputies in strasburg, less than 2 weeks after russian prison authorities announced her husband's death. once again, she accused of letting me put 10 and then put the boats into it. my husband, i like see now why they on he's so there's a look, see was tortured for 3 years. she was starved in the tar needs tone. so to colorado, from the outside world, and denied visits,
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phone calls and then even the letters. and then they told you alexei nova, on the, was considered russia's most prominent critic vladimir putin. as a politician, he was popular with voters and exposed corruption at the highest levels in russia. he was then barred from politics, imprisoned, and even poisoned. his final months were spent in a penal colony in the arctic circle, organizing novelle and i shared her fears for her husband's upcoming burial. and i'm not sure yet. where is it? it will be peaceful or with the police view there, as those who have come to say good bye to my husband. no problem. they also spoke about russia's invasion in ukraine. now in its 3rd year, the world rushed to ukraine's aid. she said, but now it's at
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a stalemate. war. there is much exhaustion, much blot, march and disappointment, and fortune has gone nowhere. ever since it's already been used. reference money, sanctions. nothing is working. and the board has happened. every one good to use to the work here and there are people start to see, well, we'll have to come to an agreement was put in any way of a send. she insisted that the russian president be brought to justice. what's in my eyes for full board? she has done this in my country for didn't much us there for what she has done to a neighboring peaceful country and fortune much as fair for ever since she has done so. i look, see, i'd expect to hold vladimir puts an accountable, she said the west needs a new tool box,
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not funding to go. if you really want to defeat fortune, you have to be con, become an invite or you are, you have to stop being boring, novelle. now, your speech gave the e u deputies much to ponder. at a time when russia's power is, again being felt in europe. the deputies must go. bureau chief universe chateau has been uprising from reagan since d. w was banned from russia. he told me what stood out from you within the found this page all the and of all i did everything that i believe her husband alex save would have done as she gave an emotional speech and not to short lots to long, very exact in her choice of words, sometimes very direct when she pressed the blame, does it ask the president for the death of her husband? and of course, it was all said political speech, a field of just 2 weeks before the presidential election in russia. the wife,
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also russia's best known, the position for the patient is taken to youtube's biggest page. you couldn't imagine the best of a better campaign to payments for a new position project if it's a warrant for one. if the speech wasn't given in russia but outside the country and does that. so the problem wanted to talk about the impact and i'll have comments likely to have been viewed in russia and how well they've been receiving of the. well, it depends on who you ask the russians politically divided, and the as important as of all this performance today was for us western journalists, or basic petitions of people in the past, it was simply ignored or down played by the state control media in russia. so i suppose that most of the more than 100000000 russians didn't hear anything about the speech. but as those who voice interested have certainly heard a very strong signal, a sign of the nation, of all political or different minded people in russia. well,
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hundreds of people have already been arrested for publicly mocking. like say the valley's death of what's expected to happen. there is funeral on friday. well on friday and of all is expected to be given at church service in a small charge on the, in the margin or district of moscow into van berry it. uh, if there is a confusion about exactly which type of 3 will uh, this will take place in, but such confusion is nothing to do in joshua as we experienced exactly the same situation at the funeral of gifts gave you. but the goal is to, for example, the half of the wagner soldiers a few months ago, and also when the volunteer returns to moscow off the he's treatment in gemini, in 2021 back van to the plane carrying he was delivered. divert to divert that at the uh, we are who that at the last minute because too many people had to guess it's to celebrate him as that is exactly what the national storage is. fee of this time. they don't want the volume these funeral to attracts too much attention, right?
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you re thank you so much back to you in english. and so in riga to me at least for how must lead to a smile. hi, mia has accused israel of deliberately starving people in the north of gaza. let's have these medicine group is ready to continue fighting. and a ton of ice page you went on to say that the group, which has been why the designated a terrorist organization was showing flexibility in negotiations as to how vehicles on palestinians to march to jerusalem's our acts a mosque on the 1st day of robert next week as well as that, but it will allow limited pres there with security restrictions, but there are concerns and is the highest cold could set the stage for possible clashes. yeah. now what somebody saw call is a jew understand, israel. he tells me more about the, the deal currently being negotiated between how much and israel we know that there is a kind of an outline of a, an agreement which basically talks about
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a 6 weeks of the ceasefire. we know that the idea is that this fire ceasefire will begin ahead of the muslim holy month for all of my mother. and a in this is cease fire. we're talking about the release of about a 40 is randy hostages and the in return it's, it's not clear yet whether there would be a 300 or 400 or any other number in between of the listing and prisoners that would be released. but every now and then we hear other statements that are being made, such as the nathan yahoo is saying that he would demand that some of the palestinian prisoners who live in the west bank would be expelled to being released . how much opposing it. so definitely the various is sticking points. one of them is also the, the math of how much that a garza's would be allowed to go to the north. at least some of them would be able
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to go to the north of the gaza strip. we have an invoice from hamas on fast due to meet in moscow to discuss the formation of a unified to palestinian government. how realistic a goal is that as well. we've already seen the development as this week as the palestinian a prime minister. and how about the state? yeah. who's based in the run, my law, he announced that is government as a resign. so this is like the preliminary step. the next stage is going to be the appointment of a professional government or what they call here, a technocratic government. this would be a government that is supposed to not be labeled as a political and its main goal will be the cooperation with the
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international community for the big challenge that is facing the palestinian people, which is the restoration the red ribbon. think of the gaza strip. now i would imagine, and this is what i'm a list are saying, is that miles would want to have some kind of impact on who, who would be in this kind of a government is it wouldn't be just the government that wouldn't be appointed by the coverage of president of the, by the single, sorry, d, n, a bus is that means that they would be a big fact still the same kind of a government that we have now, which was appointed by a bus. and what i'll do is we would like to see is that especially how much they would like to have some kind of impact. they do not expect to have their people in this government as they would understand that this might blockades. but maybe if
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they would be able to veto some of the candidates. and so it wouldn't be just a bus. is the book at moody, this kind of take a look. we have government funds, that's us. i mean somebody sako insurance, and i will take a look at some of the stories that making headlines around the world. united nations has begun to pull peace chief is out of the democratic republic of congo. contrast has demanded their withdrawal despite concerns over such a conflict in the east 15th as have been stationed in the country for 25 years. but the government accused us of failing to protect civilians. pro rushed to san francisco professionals in the mail, though from the breakaway region is trying some history. i have asked moscow full protection tensions between the pro western volt, dove and government, and the trunk semester in the separatists have been rising. the narrow tapestry on the border with the ukraine has been controlled by pro russian forces since the collapse of the soviet union. foreign ministers from a media and as
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a by john holding peace talks involving tensions between the 2 countries have been to renew high since back to capture the brake point in the corner of kind of back regions in september of this month leads both countries agree to push for a resolution to the decades long complex. mitch mcconnell has 9 same set down as republican leader of the us senate in november. the 82 year old is the longest stuff in some of the, the industry. we've had him. so if i send it to me, which ends in 2020, to go by donald trump of easily one that parties primers and the key swing states of michigan. donald trump's victory brings him a step closer to the republic and parties. whitehouse nomination at president biden's when was overshadowed by a notable protest vote. president support of israel's war and gaza has angered many, traditionally democratic voters, especially in the state that's home to more out of americans than any
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a divided by stock lead different visions, republican voters have chosen donald trump again. he's, we in is the latest in a string of primary victories, and it brings him closer to the presidential nomination, but support for rival nikki haley shows that some republican voters a reluctance when it comes to giving him another full use in power. she has vowed to keep flashing, at least until next week, super choose a contest in 16 states on the democratic parties side us presidential biden's. victory comes with a warning from vices who disapprove of his position on israel's war and gaza. we won't stand by idly, wild horrors happen on our behalf on the other side of the world. it's discussing what's going on a gaza and frankly, we've had enough of it. michigan is home to
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a lodge our, the american community, which backs biden in 2020 but then o angry over his handling of the war, especially his reluctance to coal for cease file. in the weeks leading up to the votes, they launched a campaign to get democrats, diverge uncommitted, an option more than $100000.00 people have gone full for re election this year. you know, i think before, when we thought we only had 2 options on our ballot, there was a lot of apathy. people felt like there were not any candidates that really representative what we're asking for. and i think given that the uncommitted option on the ballot has really empowered people, it's really activated people biden. and trump is set to continue the presidential bids. and michigan's choice in november could well determine which man occupies the white house next year. i'll set you up to date,
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