when do you ask me your question, what was it? i wanted to ask why those countries are trying to create such a narrative about washed it, but i believe, but you onto the beautiful. yeah, i want to talk to the another thing because we know that this crisis has seen people use explosive language. you recently condemned the is really heritage minnesota statement, but dropping a new phillip from on gall. so it was a viable option to ending the palestinian problem. now he has since been suspended by benjamin. that's new off who he said, but the minister statement was not based on reality. but it isn't the 1st time that on his way any politician has hinted at new king garza. i'm why do you believe we haven't seen any strong condemnation from the west? you know, but almost as i put the light was on, the west stands for the double standard. we already talked with you about this. so

we reminded our viewers that got to glass is, can see there is generally 6 to 2 on the west because there are 3 of the countries in the middle east. you condemn to buy the fox and dunbar the words you use or for any of the claims that i can be illegal, which nothing while the same very action. so this seems every terry's kind of to reduce the contingency committed to by the can you presume, against people in your brain? because it was, does not see them a search. they never say it's, they never called and saw just click it. and why is it right in the middle of these you but people know, these are decorated and you rarely ever worked. 20 mines are just about things. so that's a genius that you know, most effective occurs and brush back in to 19 nineties and the discharge of the

2000 the way that she was position was that they kind of ignored. so we didn't see terroristic, cvt on the toyota, toyota. sure. while, wow, i could be, you know, terrorist tried to basically take control of the cocker system, the ssl from the brochure. um, that was uh, you know, without precedents uh this, uh, you know, a terrorist um, a siege oversee cool and as long uh, when you, the school children were taken hostages and the terrorists, you know, made children drink their own, you were going to survive. they denied them for the water. it was a horrible to risk act. good idea. and you know, in the utah onto the broker in moscow when children with their parents who were at the musical that were taken hostage by a group of um territories. and, you know,

as houses entire residential buildings were blown up during the night in russia, people civilians who were sleeping in their beds. and this happened in moscow involved at dawn scanned. and all the c 2 started there was another to restart, you know, which was, i believe it was on the price of dentists in terms of risk. what, how you'll see when a terrorist took control of um, let's turn it to your house in. um, we don't know where, which had a, you know, a pregnant women or grand women who just gave birth and they were taking hostages. and no one noticed single person in london condemns this as a terrorist accent. and is this a lot of a cold? these people, you know, fighters, full freedom fighters for independence. why? this is the key question. why is, what is the, why do the whole one thing you wrote?

and in the same, you know, another case we call the very same case, different something different, just because they use these acts, you know, in their own best interests to push their own policies. uh they had to your policies. this is what, what, what makes something different. this is the entire differential between the position of russia, which calls evil evil every time it is never, you know, overlooks that period for 2 would be the key. that's the difference between us and the worst. and i would like to know to dress, you know, the statement of israel's care, which minister is saying is dropping into club bomb. and because it was a possibility, use that quite frankly, that a prime minister in newton, yahoo said immediately is that an east minister of heritage has to go.

and that search statements are unacceptable, completely. and um, you know, official statements like this are like this are indeed unacceptable. and our country also agrees with that. but she also knew why the west does not come down such a statement. and i already answered this, this is because of the double sender. it's not the was the poll, but i would like to say something else. let's take a look double. maybe our schemes, questions know how is it possible to make some such statements? it rushes position is very clear. i'm sure these statements are not possible, but what's important is another thing which, why not people are not talking about this, especially in the west quaker. i looked up, you know, he will,

if i got how far is relative and garza name is, do you know in miles in so long that there is yes, but i'm how far is traverse with him from garza. he and you said you want me, you know, it's about 7 to oklahoma 30, so it's about 50 miles. i can you imagine what this person was thinking about? who was, you know, was supposedly speaking in interest of the israel, a nation. he was speaking, she was speaking about dropping a nuclear above 50 miles from 2 major israel, a citizen. so 6 cities. oh, she hates more emphasis. case products premiums. so is riley, typically because you know, you're have to know and i know this given minds job. i, you know, started, he's theory and science is what you nuclear weapons is. what is nuclear and they're

cheap. you know what a nuclear explosion is. teach or what is a nuclear league not as an explosion, but just a lead. you know, in case of manmade disaster, like inter no bill, you know, each, when there was an unprecedented and then you know, i unexpectedly because as we know what this means. so this is a huge disaster. but i mean, we also know how fast through the radiation travels so that you can't predict people. you know, it doesn't matter which nationality we are, you can't protect any people from know, from radiation unlock such things when they happen, they should, every one you can't exceed, escaped by 2 laws. so such kinds of suggestions only speak more,

probably about not paid treat for me up as some people mine but basically about this very persons um, no, truly. but that was being very clear about what he's talking about. yeah. if you're in your own mind, how can you suggest using nuclear weapons 7 to cologne? if there is away from your own home? unless you're a suicide or maybe you hate your relatives or something? one also calling to help, but know that if russia had made a statement such as that that would be huge outcry and that would be my condemnation. is that 5 what live towards not the jobs for them lead when it absolutely absolutely right. e,

fresh oh were, but russia will never and never did, and never will make such a statement. this is a very important thing. it says it's the difference of because we know workspace is about. we all part of, you know, the international community. you, we are members of international agencies that control this here because we have the knowledge base. we teach our people who study the real history, not distorted the studio because you know, when we talk about $2.00 a month and august saki, those 2 japanese c t that were formed by the us. these to see these were victims of nuclear bombs. right? it was the very 1st time what happened in human history and how it's the last times the 1st to last. i hope it is the last ones when the united states bombed

a, you know, civilian, so the nuclear bombs from the military point of view. um, back them, if the teachers didn't use the, there was no need to use such weapons. it was obvious the united states basically tested or, you know, it was a retribution for the pearl harbor attack. and for the japanese aggression against the u. s. military in the conflict studies, but it's, it just the, you know, the victims of the bombing, who were the victims of the environment. there were peaceful civilians, not the japanese military. the numbers are fine and not only those people who died and were affected by 2 generations off to generations off to that because of that land was really, you know, contaminated. and we, this is exactly how would teach it to our children in schools. we did not distorted,

but i'll give you another example. yeah, the way no japanese schools teach histories to japanese children and your schools teach yours children to they are now talking about the, the tragedy of hiroshima and nagasaki. you. but it was only caused by some bombs dropping to where to which you without naming me drop those problems. they just say that here for us from a negative psyche has been bolt has been solved yet. you know, the, that you were it, was it, you clear a tragedy bus in the, this kind of parts of the crowds looks leaves. children without understanding of reasons why it happened, leads to distortion of history and teaching distorts in history. you means

people will not know facts and it will be easy to manipulate them. it will be easy to feed false information please. and this will create conditions for such statements as ministries and course it ministers and questions to arise. we know that is around the fact or policy of need on the q. it's c means that the country is not to submit, treat to any international conventions on such weapons. so i'm going to, off to all the, any prospect the international inspect has to go that under any sort of mandate, but russia could potentially endorse what we've been doing. but i bought the full well, what i, she use, you know, we're working on having an nuclear free zone in the middle east for years. we have held multiple conferences, assignments,

we have been supporting this approach. and russia is a small supporter of creating a new, clear free zone in the middle east and from precious point of view. this should be in the interest of all the countries in division. recently the other day in new york city. there was a 4th session on the year nuclear for use zone and all other weapons of metal instructions, free zone conference in the you way. and it's important to us the persistent thoughts of this conference you know, supports with a constructive approach to that. and the more, you know, we know once again this hasn't been rushes positions for a long time and just as they've been consistently supporting it, just

a final question on this particular issue. i'm speaking about russian new to capabilities and knows i'm by a washer, withdrew from the ne, can a test ban treaty. and the us immediately followed stop by tearing out what it called a quite high explosive experiment. a need for the site in the fall into i'm, is this something in the rush of plans to respond to and some kind. it was a tiaa really to sup cheese. we have seen of the use like in the messages of well a foreign ministers deputy mister drop cove said that this explosion does not contradict the united states agreements. and um, these on the nuclear test ban, we will continue monitoring how the situation develops. so i would like to

remind you that rashawn was versus principal positions or and using nuclear weapons and then you can lose or not. and you feel would like me to expand a to say what this position is. uh let me. yeah. i'll say it again. i'll quote, actually, i'll quote the speech from now. she's gone by the president approaching from the city of the she's, she's addressed to the federal assembly for the 1st of all, we will not do it, but if the united states will around eucalyptus, we will run eucalyptus to i'm finally because uh, i can imagine that you never have enough hours in the day and we have taken out plenty of your time. and reggie this tuesday. um, as we approach the end of 2023. when looking back, how would you assess russia's diplomatic achievements this?

yeah. um, what are your hopes for the upcoming one? a nice. yeah. yep. was gone. you know, some which now i'd like or given use to say is out, you know the outcome of the one here. um, usually a foreign minister as president to talk about that this is basically the jobs they have on this special on friends press conference, usually talk for hours to, you know, deliver reports on all the achievements and everything. and i think this year they will share, you know, they restore it because, you know, they're still there still some time till the end of 20 to 20 feet short. and so it's a bit premature to, you know, share any conclusions about that. but the main thing that i would like to say is, uh, i think that this year introduce you to

a very clearly without leaving any doubt was over bush this year, or meet us here, the voice of the global majority. and the voice of the global majority is very much, you know, is the same as the process in many ways. what kind of system and you know, we're human being participation in mainly multiverse or conferences. and one thing is clear as the results of the 62, we did not accept any kind of dictatorship. we did not accept the segregation into a, you know, garden and jungle. we don't accept any kind of thing of such things. we are, we stand for freedom, we stand for equality, you know, and you know, we are against slavery on the african continent against colonialism.

may new countries of the world. and, you know, fighting against the colonialism in less than the matter. and it seems a legend, america, you know, russia and soviet union has been, has been fighting for, for these things. and we don't have any rights to forget about all this. this is a huge achievement of our forefathers. and we must not just have to, we must, you know, up, hold this position and remember, remember of the achievements of our country. and i think in this year in 2023. and this has been the main idea. we will not let anyone in the world to ask for noises and to we promote the segregation agenda. we will not let them well,

it was an absolute past. what to how to head on all to thank you so much for being so generous with your time. offering us such rich insights, that was russian foreign ministry spokesman marissa harbor. thank you so much. the was we were talking about the with miss the heart of a, the situation in terms of monetary and in goals. a has been exacerbated by the fact that thousands of homes have been a bitch rated, forcing residents to seek shelter you and schools across casa local, janice rodney on the gar, a report from one of those facilities. this is the temporary 1030 home. oh, so pay the lab. the school's love of restoration subspace. towards his day by firing goods. as this lets the stove e file is dude because of the lack of electricity and cooking does.

uh, this is cool. only a few hours a day. the other uh, is responsible for, i thought, floating on the fall, are they like through a city for those shows to others? a school whose number stands at least a 1000 palestinians. ok. and then go for lynette. are you seeing or do you uh, w a does not ensure a basic support for a daily life. we've started facing hardships with getting bread besides this. water is not good for use and sanitation facilities here around the clean. i work as a secondary school teacher. i had a garden in my 3 story building where i used to drink coffee yet. but now life is totally changed. as i suffer from even making a cup of tea. as i have to find wood due to lack of cooking gas, well actually yeah, for i suffer in every aspect of life now. it is truly

a very harsh life. this is this table of the live, the read 3 that table back to the experiments taking place. used to take your place here. now, something else takes, it breaks preparations for food and other stuff for this displaced family and a bit to kind of come up. so i lived happily, frankly, along with my household activities. i had a home and boy, 3 workshop with my safety female software. cuz our productions were exported to the west bank in the us. and sometimes we traded online. our daily life was pretty normal with them. i had a garden as well, and when the humanitarian truce was declared, i 1st thought of returning back to bate noon to check on my god. and i did not imagine that out home was destroyed, right, as a lot of the right to raise a teen woman, including the wife of nicer and at have

daughters have grand children, sleep at this level or a 318 women and children. the number of men of this tentative assembly is 10. they own sleep outside of the wretched right. that's because of that conservative way of life and the gaza community. gaza is a conservative community, not service sounds, sleep, right? and this, it plays outside of the directory. it's the norm here at the school, at the show to the school change or a school at to many others since it was schools across the gaza strip. on the verge of freedom, india and media have reported that drilling to reduce food t. one walk has trapped inside a collapse tunnel. is this meet as a way? it's what break through. all these mentioned trauma has moved from the scene. in order to pull out the fuck t one,

then that all stopped inside of the tunnel. what's being done is that all gone machine, some 200 meters inside stop has been gotten to pieces and it's been pulled out. its head, however, still stays inside what exports the thing is once they manage to put, oh, wait outside, in order to break down the 8 to 10 meter degree inside. they are going to result 29 was thinking horizontally also sadly. what's a good willing has started, you see that mountain on top of the tunnel. there's no fights and which is being insulted from top of that mountains. excellent. say to take around 100 or all those . so what are, what was that hold on, please. or would you please walk to oxygen medicine's food supplies all being sent for. the men trapped inside is a walkie talkies. so they're able to speak to their families who have been camping

outside. all the items who needs live food that was being sent now. so saw wedged to move wise oral suites is being sent inside for the men low 20 temperatures and now dipping by also weather full call sees that it's called re know the next few days. it is a real concern, considering the small changes region is phone to land slides. it was in fact a neighboring lance live in the 1st place that calls this under construction tunnel to collapse. no time line whatsoever has been given by officials as to when these men will sign the lease even of the day. but of course lost all hope. exhaust reporting from what the call sheet in with the rock con goods and sharma our team. we will be back in just a few minutes and we'll, we'll explore them and see them the

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