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welcome dogs international reaching you from a new center in moscow. i am my cop quite sure what the latest i protested is, have gathered in the southern and capital in that march towards the main building of the national election committee. they are demanding that the results from the recent probably mentor elections be in all of the after of victory by the presidents, routing, correlation, r. t. correspondence, div sweeney reports from the raleigh. we're now gathered outside the high call in the serbian capital bell gray. those now speech is just beginning by opposition. politicians. they come here because the dom on dig about the election is rerun the the election is rerun. this is 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 offices in policy trial,

the 2nd place was 23 percent of the nationally by making allegations overlapped pro for today's demonstration has been largely a peaceful so fall there is no police present. sophie rose to allow the party to march uh, a few 100 yards away from from the center where we have these speeches now by making a number of them on one is the elections all rerun the national electron summer coating for the bell. right? so election to be one of those according to boot kits, to hand over power and a peaceful transition to the authorization now. so there's no, so a sense of a, a case able to set up the unified sets of them on the have of course being these accusations that so this is, i know the form, evidence of forwarding to food. as you can probably see behind me, there's a lot here appear in union and flag,

and of course we saw these were displayed in great homeowners, said the might on to in here 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 the democratically elected government? and turning to war to one gas and out for a 241, people have lost their lives in the past 24 hours. that's according to the regions health ministry of the grim desk. pull down stanza, nearly 21000 debts and another 55000 wounded since october. the 7th of this comes as the chief of israel's army says that the water is nowhere close to finished the talk the a 70. it's a lot of these down sleep bill, top area was harris, where i civilian clothing. it cannot be said that we have killed all of them. apparently we will encounter more flight this in this area. we will continue to

hold them and pursue them in a variety of ways. now we're concentrating all 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. i mean while a t body is a palestinian scales, bobby ideas have been retards, to data. local authorities bear i q these will of speeding the organs of the dead. local john lives times of the child and reports the u. l has sent 80 bodies of palestinian scale during the recent round operation. doctor gaza through the cabin . charlotte crossing the gaza health from industry the leaves that the bodies were to buy. that is really military when a to enter the in place and then transport them to israel to collect samples and to

confirm that they did not belong to is or 82. these could 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 and courtyards. and they are combined at wide hospital underneath the hospital and 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 that is where in the army has violated the dignity of the a t bodies delivering them you deleted. i'm having stolen their organs and turn it as has refused to disclose the names of the martyrs and the location from which their bodies. we've covered all the crops as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the ponds submit to re located west of roughly according to the guy the house ministry, more than a 100 to buy the cdns have been confirmed dead after on these ready as stripe on

the refugee camp on christmas day in the rubble of the aftermath of that attack report a found a diary belonging to an 11 year old girl who was killed in it. she mentions 3 of our friends age 56 and 8. all of them lost their lives on the same day a on the inside of the tree. in my bed, we did not have a late fee and then we had $1.00

at 9 out of 10 gas. our residents now live in shelters in refugee camps. the united nation said that more than $100.00 un upgraded shell doesn't gas. it had been damaged. half of them directly hit hundreds of policy, the ones who had sort refuge in those locations. i believed to have been killed an idea for tax of 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 proper 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 are elderly dyed investment just as the these are the circumstances, winter conditions or conditions, 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 in life. so the question is, did they secure my home in life? i risk my home during the war, and today i leave 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 has ramped up its rates storming several towns and the searching homes and agriculture will areas. here we can see policy to in the families, home, engulfed in flames of to one of the idea of operations in the region. the streets are related with broken glass and fall in debris. we've heard from one resident who described the how the ease, ready of forces placed explosives in the house and proceeded to designate them. so this is just a none of these rarely military storms into my house. the plants of explosives in the ground floor and upper floor and designated them. thank god, my children and i were not home at the moment. this land is still ours until my

last press and we will reconstruct the house. thank god, we are safe and sound. of the idea, is it testifying? it's a tax on lebanon, according to reports, they'll all be, has resulted to using wide fos for us weapons. plumes of white smoke could be seen over the skies of these rolls know the neighbor according to lebanese media, as well as using the prohibited shells in direct violation of international humanitarian law. me a while the idea of claims to have targeted that has black, military location in the region, in response to a number of launches from the area. aside from butting buildings wide falls for us, destroys human flash intrigues infections or organ fader and survivors area. the washington post reported by the us supplied the deadly munition that e's real used in another attack against lebanon back in october. in response to that, the white house that he was concerned about, the incident with also injured 9 civilians. that more

evidence has the merits of these ready ami atrocities in a small town attacked by a mass on the 7th of october eas roles, child 12 has released previously on scene for the japanese ready at times, apparently firing at the civilian tone. that's and other strikes by idea of times, according to survivors. testimonies result that in civilian casualties. and suddenly there was a horrible explosion and it 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 id and i were wounded from the shrapnel of the tank show. it happened at the very moment because i remember that we had some protest seen in american john list. ali born nima, he says a mass, but it seems that simply not capable of causing the extensive damage that the idea of leading to them for of 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 all pages that these fighters remember that the fire just came in, mostly on foot on 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, the most logical explanation for the hundreds of destroyed vehicles. is the indiscriminate fire from the yeah, like all the media, we're reporting for weeks and weeks that 1400 people were killed on october 7th. and then at a certain point in november, israel reduced that dest tall to 1200. and the reason given for that by my reg, as the is ready government spokes person is that 200 bodies were burned beyond

recognition. and for a long time israel sort those. what is riley's and then it turned out they were palestinian fighters. so you have to hoss, how is it that israel could confused incinerated? palestinian fighters was incinerated as 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 guns of the hell find themselves almost anything that moved without even knowing whether these were palestinian fighters or is rarely civilians. and sometimes both of the us has conducted strikes and what he has described,

bessie rainy and link miller. she has the new rock defend. the secretary says that the strikes wherever the retaliation for a tax on us personnel stationed in iraq and syria. the u. s. military forces conducted necessary and proportionate strikes on 3 facilities used by cuts. hi, you've 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 running sponsored, malicious, including the attack by iran affiliated cut, that you've has the law and affiliated groups on airable air base. washington claims that basis housing us troops in iraq and syria, have come under attack at least $102.00 times since the mid october. we'll, while of close us ally as well as also been targeting lebanon and syria, in one of the latest ideas strikes the top. the rainy and commander was killed to run. flight is it, will it retaliate? the human side of the design is res. you will pay the price for this terrorist

crime. all response to this terrace crime will come and do you time divide place and with a ride. my thoughts 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 proceeds with such summations that we've heard from political analysts been screen writers, shawn stone, and he says, there are some questions to be raised to, but the effectiveness of u. s. foreign policy in the us in position, has not necessarily stabilized countries. now, you know, you can argue in the long term, you know, you're the us war in vietnam, you know, maybe prolonged the, the unification of a vietnam. 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. 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 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 often times these things can backfire, as we see with you know, what the iraq situation despite the western sanctions a, the coupling the rate in the economy to iran continues to overcome the restrictions . and one example of that is the cut room for down. it not only prevents flaws but also generates massive amounts of hydro. electric power are these use of july they visited the generic model and sent us this report 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 site, 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 sun gross 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, considered, is the highest to the in the rest of asia. and the, this has been constructed to a 100 percent by a really engineers designed and constructed by an engineers. of course,

the kind of construction of these them is very important for us because it can control the for lots which is law. so flow in calling viewer is the biggest and the largest 3 were indeed in iran. so, and for a generation of energy calling for is a double curve which are our staff, meaning that it has both horizontal and vertical objects. this enables the structure to extend the pressure of the backed off water over a long period of time export 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 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 sanction, see we have found tool tool tool to access the knowledge and technologies. but to any hole by heart walk um we could construct these. i will tell you that the have lots of innovation and just that, no, it is v. they are on or to use such services to other countries like i have punished on iraq and started long climb as a country that's rich in oil and gas. it won't mostly generates electricity from fossil fuels, more than 83 percent of the nation's total electricity. i don't quite 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

one has dozens of smaller hydro electric dams together with car before they bring the toilet paper out. so the other 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 a mere hydro power plants across the country. use of generally off to 80 from the time and for down the charm. well, hold on busty already province. you're creating and authorities one to compel more people to show up at the enlistment offices as kids, military phase as to dash or there's a bus. now, proposed legislation will force new cost groups to go to their respective equipment centers, or else the bank accounts could be frozen or the driving license is suspended. the draws, the deductible calls for the mobilization of women as well as disabled people. what

are they out? i'm missing i or arm, or even the long are a current in a solid. things have been implying both all tactics as they are forcibly detain man, this of on the front lines. the next video, it shows that matters being brought into custody. and one assigned to incidents and media create and city of odessa stover village. plaza gym with a deal in the just the. 6 the, the, the, the, the,

to the door since the we spoke with wall correspondent hungry. i looked cd. he said the people with disabilities would only inflict even more strain on the trains on me. the people with disabilities cannot have, cannot give it a country motion in the army. know they are a problem for they are made because of this, people need assistance for every thing that the phone basically that like uh, uh, working a to and the how i ask myself, how can these peoples to about 3. i mean 30 training you can or me some so both of these little say that the, this people who wouldn't be a senior to logistic or not to come, but, um,

are all in the army. but where each, why the, these people are needing for the swords. where are the people that previously occupied this early in the, our, me, why now that you create an ottoman needs in body and body people with people with a mental illness for logistic or not to come. but they're also jobs in the army. it's totally crazy. i could, i cannot, i cannot to believe that's a noble the in the west the can asking themselves about this that you appear in addition to all the political magazine has granted the use for in the fast chief, the boards award for diplomacy. your said barrell was noted for what the outlay called the history of diplomatic dean. aptitude on the job is outlets summed up the result of 2023 and handed out prizes to a variety of politicians. here's our

t excursion, contributed to rachel marsden with all the details. a mindful when he goes to europe and recipients of its 2023 back handed awards, described as the accolades that no one is lining up to receive. we find the european union's chief diplomat yoseph burrell his prize the bora award for diplomacy in reference to the fictional hollywood character, played by comedian sasha baron cohen, who pro falls around the world making mockumentary is in the role of a fake cause that journalist, who just can't stop insulting everyone including himself. so how exactly does burrell make benefit glorious european union to the point of winning the boy out award? sometimes referred to as jungle yoseph burrell. he got up in front of your very own diplomatic academy. so people for whom he's supposed to represent the absolute appear to me of tactfulness sensitivity for nash sophistication in europe's dealings with the rest of the world. and he threw down this bit of wisdom due to

you said, barton we have built a golden habit of she works is the best combination of political freedom, economic prosperity, and social cohesion. that the human kind has been able to build this 3 things together. the rest of the world, most of the rest of the goal, it's a jungle and the jungle could invade, the goddess and the gardeners should take care of it. it wasn't long before opportune and middle eastern officials in particular were denouncing browse racist gardening as colonialist. but earlier this month, burrell switched out the european garden for the european magnet, kind of like a chick magnet, except for migrants. we are a magnet for hundreds of thousands of people who wants to come to live in here. of . it's easy to understand why when we compare all standards of living, we are the best combination of political freedom, economic prosperity,

and social cohesion that human kind has been able to create sounds like every guy who thinks that women are only after his money. so he has to be careful, not dude, they're beating down your door because you helps your pal, uncle sam, take the roots off their homes with funds and now they need a place to crash just about anything would seem appealing by comparison, even skyrocketing, inflation, cost of living and the industrialization. morales still posting europe's profile photo from like 20 years ago on tinder. it's only one of the migrants get here that they realize that they've been catfish hate, but don't blame europe for the fact that it's not as hard as it once was. for those who end up being disappointed by the reality, burrell has an excuse for that to if we don't change our costs rapidly, if we don't mobilize all our capacities, it will that put when the war in ukraine. similarly where i'm not able to solve the tragedy which has happened in and gaza, i think all project will be very much damaged. we're all sounds like the guy who is

going to be going around spending years blending an old breakup with russia for the fact that europe just can't get its act together. like it's been a couple of years now by the time to stop moving around in your pajamas and get a grip and stop blaming every x terminal factor that comes along as an excuse whether it's ukraine or now gaza. of course, europe's predicament has nothing at all to do with the fact that the u was duped by washington induced supporting a profitable war for america's military industrial complex and its energy industry to europe some detriment. but instead of facing the reality of difficult conversations with that particular so called ally, browse obsessing over europe's latest squeeze light for at obsessed over pamela anderson. as is fantasy, dream girl and his movies. i think that we have to stick to supports in ukraine as much as we can from the lodgement perspective, from the military support from the financial supports. it is an existential issue

for europe that all supports ukraine has to be continuing increase because it's not just a boy gains to crane. it's also flaw security. oh yeah. security. nothing, scream, security like loading up a complex zone on your own border with weapons. hey, no, it would be even better than that, according to bar at burrell, bringing that country with all those literal loose cannons right inside of europe. very nice as for, i would say, the but that's all from me now. my colleagues saw sky taylor will be in at the top of the ad to take you on further updates from around the world by now and have a great day. the

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suppressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions . the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased 16 times from 251 and a half 1000000 people from keystone became one of the largest demographic disaster fees of mankind and remains an indelible let these stains in the history of that european colonial empires. the with the exams of constantine bodies off is now officially attached cosmonaut keystones preparing for flight training. not just in russia but overseas to now he'll see even less of his wife the.