going underground as the protests possessed and they said being capital has demonstrate to speak to over time. the result of recent lead parliamentary elections. there is a strong hand of western involvement in my bed. we did not have an 11 year old. busy dowry this covered under the rubble by an ard to report the after the go was killed in an easy or the are taxed on a guy is a refugee camp. how to use foreign policy head is on the list of one of the go award winners yourself. morrell takes home the for lots of wants to what the out, the called the history of diplomatic game that security on the job.

the job is, is, are things a national region you live from the washington capitals. welcome to this global use our i a michael point, joe with the updates up it says have gathered in the southern and capital in march towards the main building of the national election committee. they are demanding that the results from the recent volume entry elections, b and all it after the victory by the president's ruling coalition. are the correspondence the sweeney report from the raleigh. we're now gathered outside the high call in the serbian capital bell gray there is now speech is just beginning by opposition. politicians. they come here because the dom on dig about the election is. 2 rerun the the election is rerun. this was the election of december the 17th, which was won by the serbian progressive policy, the policy of alexander lucas,

the president. and he went with something like 47 percent of the vote. now the opposition policy trial during 2nd place was 23 percent of the nationally by making allegations overlap full full. today's demonstration has been largely a peaceful so for there is no police present sophie motors to allow the printers to march uh, a few 100 yards away from, from the center where we have the speeches now by making a number of them on one is that the elections all re run the national election, some coding for the bell. right? so election to be one of those according to the kids to hand over power and a peaceful transition to the offers they should now. so there's no, so a sense of a, a case able to develop the unified sets of them on the have of course being these accusations that's, uh, this is,

i know the form evidence of forward into favorites. you could probably see behind me there's a lot to europe in union flag, and of course we saw these were displayed in great permanent status. the might on to in here like in 2014. and of course, this is something that i think very much on the minds of people that this is another form by western, but who's against a democratically elected government and turning to watch on the gas. and now for a 241, people have lost their lives in the last 24 hours, as, according to the regions health ministry, the grim dest old now stands at nearly 21000 dad's and another, 55000. and when did since october, the 7th, that this comes as a depth of, of the chief of these will allow me says the war is nowhere close to finished. so new to us as a, in these down sleep bill tough area with terrace where our civilian clothing,

it cannot be said that we have killed all of them. apparently we will encounter more flight is in this area. we will continue to hold. b and pursue them in a variety of ways. now we're concentrating our efforts in the cells of gauze on the small has necessary goals that are not easy to achieve. it is taking place in the complex area. therefore, the wall will continue for many more months. and we will work with different methods so that the treatments are preserved for a long time. but while a 2 bodies of palestinians killed body idea of have been returned to gather local authorities, they're accused. he's real a feeling the oldest and is of a dead level john list. how does that thailand reports on this? and it has since 80 bodies established in scale during the recent round operation. doctor gaza through the cabin. sure love crossing the gaza health industry. the leads that the bodies with this to buy,

that is we're leaving with the to we when it to enter the in place and then transport them to israel to collect samples and to confirm that they did not belong to is 80 to these kids not by have mass for october 7th, the identities of these bodies remind and no, but there is a speculation that they were originally buried in courtyards. they are combined at rod hospital underneath hospital. i'll ship a hospital with the medical facilities fell into is in the military's located. the guys are government. media office has reported that the in the army has violated the dignity of the 80 bodies living there. you deleted. i'm having stolen their organs and turn it as has refused to disclose the names of the martyrs of the location from which their bodies, wherever we covered, all the crops as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the palm

cemetery, located west of russell. according to the guy, the house ministry, more than the 100 policy needs have been confirmed that after. and these are the s drive on the refugee camp on christmas day. in the rubble of the aftermath of the attack reporter found a diary belonging to an 11 year old go who was killed in it. she mentions 3 of our friends, age 56, and 8. all of them lost the lice on the same day a on the inside of my bed. we did not have played

on this. and then we had gotten that by 9 out of 10 gathered residents now live in shout as a refugee camps of the united nation says that more than 100 you and operated shell doesn't gather, had been damaged. half of them directly hit hundreds of palestinians who had sought refuge in those locations. i believe, to have been killed, an idea of facts, the shipment. and again, we moved from the north to the south pole request, due to the bombing of our houses, the mazda them, of all brothers loved ones and children. we kept going, folding all to the south in search of safety, with no food, no drink, no profit. clothing. we have no homes. there's all the crowding. no flour, no water, and no electricity. every day rain falls and all children, all women, all elderly dynamism and just some of these are the circumstances,

winter conditions or conditions of its fear. panic and cold responded to the instructions of the occupation army. they asked us to leave our homes for our safety and that they would secure our homes and lives. the question is, did they secure my home in life? i risk my home during the war and to date i live in the open air. 60 years of efforts were destroyed by bombs in seconds. and now over to the west bank where the idea of his round top it's raid storming several towns and searching homes in agricultural areas. here we see a policy and families home engulfed in flames after one of the idea of operations in the region. how the streets are elected with broken glass and fall, and every we heard from one resident who describe how these really forces place the explosives in our house and proceeded to designate them. and none of these really

military stormed into my house. they planted explosives in the ground floor, end up her floor, and designated them over. so thank god my children and i were not home at the moment. this land is still ours until my last breath and we will reconstruct the house. i will. thank god, we are safe and sound. good. now the idea of has been testifying its attacks on lebanon, according to reports, to all me has re resorted to using wide fos for us weapons. fumes of white smoke could be seen over the skies of a smells, no, the neighbor smell according to their bodies media, as well as using the prohibited shells and direct validation of its national community around law. meanwhile, the idea of claims to have targeted a has the military location in the region, in response to a number of launches from the area. the slide from butting buildings wide phosphors destroys human flash and trick as infections or walk on safety or in survivors area . the washington post reported by the us supply the deadly munition nav e's real

use and another attack against lebanon back in october. but in response to that, the white house that he was concerned about, the incident, which also injured 9 civilians. but more evidence hasn't badge of use? well ami atrocities in a small town attacked by a mass on the 7th of october. he's always trying to 12 has relieved, previously unseen footage of on he's ready. tank apparently fire and that is to be in home. and that the other strides by idea of tags not according to survivors. testimonies resulted in civilian casualties. suddenly there was a horrible explosion, and i can manage to move my legs. to me, it was very clear, it was a tank there. it was completely clear to me, my husband and i were wounded from the shrapnel of the tank shells. it happened at the very moment because the muscles that were heard from policy and american

douglas ali, we nema. and he says that have not as many times as simply not capable of causing the extensive damage. that the idea of blame them for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of cause destroyed, crushed bones beyond recognition. again, that couldn't have been done with the a k 40 sevens and the small number of r p g is that these fights is, remember, that suffices payments mostly on for oral motorcycles. that were reports of a few pickup trucks. but they could not have brought in the kinds of weaponry that would be needed to do this on this scale. it certainly does same the most logical explanation for the hundreds of destroyed vehicles. is the indiscriminate fire from the yeah, like all the media were reporting for weeks and weeks that 1400 people were killed

on october 7th. and then at the southern point in november, israel reduced that desktop to $1200.00. and the reason given for that by mouth reg mc is ready, government spokes person is that 200 bodies were burned beyond recognition. and for a long time, israel sort those where is riley's and then it turned out they were palestinian fighters. so you have to hoss, how is it that israel confused, incinerated palestinian fighters ways incinerated is radius of aliens unless israel itself was incinerating them, which we know it was because of the accounts of pilots from the combat helicopters who, who were sent up, who said they were just emptying the, um, the uh, guns with the hell. fine missiles,

almost anything that moved without even knowing whether these were palestinian fighters or is rarely civilians. and sometimes both but use well spaces increase pressure from outside and from within anti government protests of erupt. and in tel aviv with people criticizing prime minister netanyahu and calling for a slip, the return of the hostages captured by him last night. he contacted one of the demonstrators. so we did add this. i got the head a he now who said that she's worried about those in captivity, but her situation is different. her son was killed in the initial have mazda attacked on october. the 7th. again is a kind of a ship of a fits elizabeth elizabeth. there was an alert of $730.00 in pet, the decline, and then i went to the tv to see what was going on as ours passed by were realized the scale of the event that it was much more than rockets and i tried to get in touch with my son, but he didn't pick up. i thought he was sleeping after working all night in the bar . but then i called his friend and the friend told me he wasn't in the regime. in

that 2nd i collapsed on the floor. i know my son has a big card. he always puts others 1st and i figured he returned to the bar instead of escaping. he distributed water and food. i understood that she also treated the one that we tried to find out about his condition, but his hours and days past it was obvious. he was dead on thursday morning to soldiers arrived and they informed me about his death. we were left in pain. he was just a young man with a big heart and many friends. he had plans. he wanted to start working in mechanical engineering. if i only knew that this would be the last time i would see him, it's very hard to carry on. i have to drag myself out of bed every morning. i do everything automatically. i'm late for work. i'm not actually living. i exist, but i don't live. this pain is unbearable. it's hard for me to see photos or videos of him. i'm extremely worried about the hostages. being in doubt is the worst thing

ever. i think about family of hostages were in total darkness without knowing the fate of their loved ones. i went to express my sorrow to all of the bereaved families and wished weak recovery for the wounded civilians and soldiers. i hope all hostages will return soon. the us has conducted as twice on what he has described. bessy radian lanes of many, she has in the rock. the defense secretary says that this strikes wearing the retaliation for a tax on us personnel station. the new rock in syria. the u. s. military forces conducted necessary and proportionate strikes on 3 facilities used by cut tell you it has the law and affiliated groups in iraq. these precision strikes are response to a series of attacks against us personnel and iraq and syria, by iranian sponsored, malicious including the attack by iran affiliated cut that you've has the law and affiliated groups on air bill air base. but washington k. any that basis housing us

troops in iraq and syria have come on their attack at least $102.00 times since made up to but meanwhile, of close us ally, as well as also been targeting lebanon and syria, in one of the latest ideas, a strikes of poppy rain and come out and was killed to run pledges it will retaliate. the human side of the steep design is res. you will pay the price for this terrace crime. all response to this terrace crime will come in due time you divide place and with the right mouth thoughts. we will respond in a way that will not allow israel to misuse the situation and fulfill its goals. it will be decisive and effective. and so that will prevent design is received from achieving the goals. it'd be fused with such sensations. while it's now cross live to political on the list and screen why bush on stove, sean is good to have you join me right now. now, on the one hand, the us is bombing your right, while it's allies slacking,

lebanon and syria. how much of a new impacts do you think these collective apps have on this, the ability of the middle east in general, as well? and we certainly understand that the israel, how much more is not going to be proved. yeah, not going to help stability in the region. right. and it's a continuum escalation that we're seeing here. you know, you can say that it started when the, who disjoined in with the tax on israel israel to sort of having some strikes into 11 on that's precarious because of hezbollah gets involved, that will escalate the war tremendously. as we know, as below is much, much stronger than home offices. so, so, you know, with the us, we're talking about over, you know, nearly a 100 strikes against us military personnel that most people never really, really think about why the us still has military bases in iraq and syria of what that we still have. it's a small presence there, but it's still is some presence. and so any potential for escalation, as we know,

all of all they do is shift one more nation, let's say, to join the war to escalate 0 on comes in a meaningful way. it's going to completely change the tone and temperature of this conflict, which currently currently is still limited. but at any moment you can light, imagine big, huge boats and, you know, the deacon go off, let's say, right now, what does the pentagon, this participation in practically every following conflicts reveal about washington's foreign policy as well? it's, it's not really a clear thing in terms of, you know, you think about iraq, right. america's presence in iraq since 2003 actually helped to strengthen the wrong. and then it's, it's because of a, she had no connection between iraq and a rod. actually, so that the us war in iraq, when we liberated, you know, a rock from saddam's rule, it actually helps your on to get a stronger influence into iraq since then. so it's very difficult to say, you know,

one in one sentence, what the us agenda has been because often times the agenda seems to be, you know, serving some level of, of interest whether it's national security or resources or extension of us military bases. but oftentimes, these things can backfire, as we see with you know, what the rock situation, right. how successful have washington's fall right into inventions be now off country is better off ones that megan boots are off the nation's ground. or what are you seeing? what's your assessments generally? yeah, well, i mean that, and then that goes towards, you know, my point is that what we've seen is that, that there is a, you know, the us, the us in position has not necessarily stabilized countries. now, you know, you can argue in the long term, you know, you are the us war in vietnam, you know, maybe prolonged the, the unification of a vietnam. and they know it within that say was with because of all war and the

positive intercoastal words, you know, perhaps it helped us to create some stability, you know, see in that region with the rock in the ironic fashion, even though it was very well, i mean, they did anyway, free iraq from saddam's tyranny and ended up giving more power to, you know, to, to do the, she is love and maybe potentially more fundamental isn't as we saw with the isis and the support they got. but you know, it's very, it's very difficult to kind of give it one assessment of the us presence, except to say that it's always coupled with, with instability, with destruction, with terror. and in the long term, you know, things ultimately balance out, i believe. but in that, you know, it's how long that takes it can take decades now, or the pentagon announced a new international mission and the red sea to count as so cold as soon as the threats in the region. what, what's your assessment of the mission generally? yes, so this is what's interesting um,

it seems almost like the collision of the willing with the rock for where, where you're already hearing, basically that france and italy are not fully in alignment with the u. s. mission. that hasn't been clear. i mean, the iranians are same to the furniture, backing out their statements, and not quite clear in terms of how much they're going to be supporting. the mission of which basically it leaves the us exposed because they're not getting the error of support. you know, you would think that the saudis have been finding that louise would be supported. but this how these are in a very precarious situation because as we know of no one in the air of world wants to be seen as supporting israel in this conflict. so, ironically, this, this new conflict with, you know, between his real and her mazda, is actually unifying the error of, and the persians. right? the, the saudis, in the iranians, which has already been happening all ready for the last year or so. but it's, it's in a way putting their interest more in alignment because everyone essentially are surrounding in the middle east with vision degrees in terms of their support in the

war against israel unfortunately. so what we're seeing is, is that the us, you know, who the board is going to be complicated by the fact of lots of support from the error countries. all right, we have to let me hear now so on stone, political analyst and screen right to thank you for your insight. you've got a light that despite the western functions a crippling the radio and the economy tap run continues to overcome restrictions. and one example of that is the kind of room for them. it not only prevents flogs, but also generates massive amounts of hydro, electric power. are these use of july the visit of the engineering model and set does the supports from water to electricity. that's the story of hydro electric dams, which not only act as reservoirs, but also power plants, carbon for is one of the largest sancha dams, any of on generating more than 2 gigawatt hours of electricity per year. it won't

be an engineer say it's the nation's 1st fully indigenous down project. built more than a decade ago. with the height of 230 meters. the car in for gas is the highest reservoir . anyone built on the car, one river, which is the longest, and the only navigable river, anybody that originates from suntrust mountains and pours into the persian gulf, the colon forward, damn, came upstream back in 2011. with the goal of generating hydro, electric power and controlling salons in the upper col river. well, uh this um is uh, double arched um concrete time, which is uh consumers is the highest uh, um, in the rest of asia. and uh, this has been constructed to a 100 percent by a really engineers designed and constructed by air and engineers, of course uh, kind of the construction of this um, is very important for us because it can control defaults, which is law. so flow in call them viewer is the biggest and the largest are you

were indeed in iran. so and for a generation of energy calling for is a double curvature arched uh, meaning that it has both horizontal and vertical arches. this enables the structure to extend the pressure of the backed off water over a long period of time expert to your site. that's the latest and most sophisticated technique available today, which requires top notch engineering expertise. what makes column for even more significant is the fact that it was constructed in the most stringent sanctions imposed on the country by the west. one former us president brock obama implemented the so called comprehensive on sanctions seeking to cripple everyone's economy. experts say back then he wants access to for a know how, what strictly curtailed and that prompted the government to explore domestic resources to build with them. of course we have had very difficulties and during sanctions we've got a bam tool tool tool to access the knowledge and technologies. but to

any whole heart walk, we could construct these. i will tell you that the have lots of innovation in just that. no, it is v, they are on or to you have such services to other countries. like i have on this story in new york and started long con as a country that's rich in oil and gas. you wanna mostly generates electricity from fossil fuels, more than 83 percent of the nation's total electricity output relies on natural gas . within the last decade, the country has turned his attention to renewable resources as clean or sources of energy, including solar panels, wind farms, biomass and hydro power, hydro power sources accounts for 90 percent of the wants to renewable energy. it won't have dozens of smaller hydro electric dams together with car before they bring the total capacity of their walls, hydropower production to 13 gigawatt hours per year. that's roughly 15 percent of

the 20 annual electricity generated in the country. now they're wanting an expert, say the country is building on the success story of carlo for, to develop new or hydro power plants across the country. use of generally off to the from became and for down the charm. well, hold on busty already province. moscow says the cranes capital offensive, which was widely promoted by major powers as completely failed russia as defense. minnesota presents that's assessment and an annual review of the military's results . a glen is this sort of where the main efforts of russian armed forces in the outgoing year were concentrated on achieving the objectives of the special military operation. the main one was to support the counter offensive, loudly announced by ukraine and its nato allies. this task has been successfully accomplished. the russian defense minister spoke about. so what actually help to achieve the goals that seats also about earlier in the day. and that's, of course,

the increased combat capabilities and the use of russian equipment. the complex system of defensive lines, a major increase in the production the weapons. and that's just a few of the things that you spoke about. the survey shows do also pointed out that russia's own military industrial complex had challenged the much raised and wanted made so military technical potential. also, he's said it'd be all v as in saying that russia continues to seize the initiative and is constantly expanding it's controlled territories. and the latest example of that is of course money and go, which is just outside of the city of done that so far away from where i'm standing for years of that found remains and may just phone call for the ukrainian army, ukrainian military spouse and claims in response that the fighting there was on going, however old and use regarding old minutes,

reparation from the crate inside had to disappear from the media best they can listen. so what's a sugar set to put in about somebody income less so food year during active offensive operations, assault teams of the southern group have completely liberated the city of narrow income. it is located 5 kilometers south west of the regional capital dentists. over the past 9 years, ukrainian armed forces build a powerful stronghold there, thanks to the decisive actions of our service meant. the stronghold was breached. the liberation of that city naturally reduces the defensive capabilities of due cleaning on forces and gives us additional opportunities for further actions. in that direction, this defense minister also praised the skilful and decisive actions of the russian armed forces, saying that they selflessly insure the security on the inside country and all of its citizens. meanwhile,

ukraine continues its unsuccessful attempts to decrease russia's military capabilities earlier. hit a tax, a russian landing ship and a crime in valk, reportedly using natal supplied miss. sorry. i was according to official information that zach caused some damage to the vessel while you creating and officials claimed that it was completely destroyed. also, local authorities said that in that attack, one person was killed and several were wounded. oh, you created us already is one to compel more people to show up. i didn't list middle offices as kids military faces exactly what they do best. now that proposed legislation would force new conscripts to go to their respective equipment centers, or else their bank accounts will be frozen and they're driving license suspended. the draft law calls for the mobilization of women as well as disabled people. what are they uh, missing an eye on,

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