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argentina, nar, ready to use the idea of reclaiming the falkland islands following the transfer of the che, got silenced from the u. k. version. so i'm thinking you for imposing half the charges on the chinese, maybe the electric vehicles, that sounds divisions within the block itself. grove, over the country, personal times the this is our to international. my name's you know, nieland's 30 minutes of use into starts not we begin in the lebanese capital where adf attacks are persisting this summer. they also marks the 5th day of israel's brand invasion of the country. so just behind me, by the way, live pictures right now. just after 4 pm and they were at, this is the southern suburbs of at bear woods. we are looking at the very and under

pressure area already but plumes. all the smoke could be seen the last number of hours rising from different areas. and as the live picture, by the way, not a lot of the distance away from the international airport to at, by the way, at just the earlier in the day as well. we know that israel claims not eliminated too high ranking cause paula at commanders in attacks or waiting for verification on that on their states. this want to show you this as well from overnight columns of smoke. i've been seen rising, overpay roads as the, as really defense force has risen, their operation has bullet. and the lesson for say is it was able to push back the idea of troops admit flushes and 11 on the side over 2000 people, including a 127 children. i've been killed in the past fortnight, according to the local health ministry. that is,

when is really big down there are strikes against the neighboring country product coming all out for us from the scene ortiz. yes. and the lee is really the rates have been consistent over the past week or 2. but friday, marked a different approach by these rarely is, although it has been a frequent bombardment. it was different from the previous days. the air strikes that these rarely military undertook targeted again the southern suburbs of bay, which the libertines capital, especially specifically targeting da here a has the less strong hold. but it wasn't until after midnight that the israel is really picked up the pace. up until that point, there was a great deal of silence and com, which was a bit on easing because we have witnessed a great deal of apartments over the past few days. and very specifically, we understand that the evacuation throughout the country is still ongoing and up until approximately 1 o'clock after midnight we observed a great deal of plains landing and departing. we've seen military cargo planes

doing the same. so the evacuations were under full speed and it was a seem to witness and behold, but there's also clashes in the south that are currently ongoing as the law has been able to to work is really incursions over the course of the past few days. there's this specific choke point that has of allies using to at least leverage against that is really military and all they see. and this is a very t important piece of lab because this is also one of the points of entry for these really ministry, specifically on the ground. it seems that has the lies be successful and pushing back these really military. and it seems that it has the upper ground at this very moment. but with the festivities essentially, including we can expect a different approach and a shift in israel's operations throughout the lebanese capital, as well as the rest of the country come either sunday or monday. the, well, it's really forces have confirmed that talking

a school that sheltered hundreds of displaced palestinians in the central dallas, and city of victor alba, la israel sais. the strike came to quote, mitigate the risk of harming civilians. the dozens of people were reported when that following the idea of attack, which claims to have been targeting some of tunnels dug underneath this building. similar operations. i've met strong combination with american medics working in guns and making an impassioned appeal to the white house. with only marginal exceptions. everyone in gaza is sick or injured or both. this includes every national aid worker, every international volunteer, and probably every is rarely hostage. every man, woman, and child, we quickly learned that our palestinian healthcare colleagues were among the most traumatized people in gauze and perhaps in the entire world. or just

a reminder of the overall figures, the gals and the health ministry estimates that 41000 people have been killed, a nearly 97000 more injured in idea of striking since last october, 14 people reportedly lost their lives in the past day, alone. at wiley ox from charles he sais more women and children have been killed in gaza in the past year than in any other global conflict this century. here's more from the american medics addressing the by the administration, president biden and vice president harris. we wish you could see the nightmares that plague so many of us since we have returned dreams of children, maimed and mutilated by our weapons, and their inconsolable mothers begging us to save them. we wish you could hear the cries and screams. our consciences will not let us forget we cannot fathom while you continue arming the country. that is deliberately killing these children on

mass. a. well, just last week, israel secured a massive military aid package, another one from washington. art of a total, $8700000000.00 show for a 3rd of that figures being allocated for so called a war time procurement, basically buying weapons. while the remaining 5200000000 will be spent on or defend systems. it's all clear whether any of that money will be used for the ongoing assault on cancer. now, one american trauma surgeon who's worked there, a sees the palestinians have already suffered too much. one. i really was not expecting to see large numbers of children who had been shot in the head in the chest. every single physician who has been the gaza has seen a child shot in the head of the chest every single day that they were there. that cannot possibly be on accident. while i'll be honest, i was very angry when i was there. because i know that this, you know,

i'm an american and my, my government is the one paying for every every bullet, every bomb. everything. because it's, it's all coming from the united states ultimately. and that was infuriated to be quite a sped though that was extremely frustrating. when we got reaction from westbank base, political science scholar aside, near he's of the few, washington has a vested interest in fueling the middle east conflict, more war. and then this, the more i benefits, palm beach and whether the companies and um companies or how does university of this war and the policy of the united states so far is going to induct induct direction in order to make a profits for these service companies differently there was a support, any kind of drivers on the road i need to do. i, as a matter of fact,

maybe creating wars in some areas i don't do. i do older, don't send in more and more of their, their what, but it is going to expand our investigators more and more and just wants to give you. and that's why you are supporting your idea of why supposing, as or as important on going more. i'm, they are even against what sometimes will be subject and to cease fire in any way or in any time they are more interested in this was to continue and kind of even live in apples, but to this war and make it even larger. meanwhile, residents of the west banks to the cart on the refugee camp have held us ceremony to more than those killed in a recent idea. afraid the incursion was the deadliest and over 2 decades with 20 fatalities reported by palestinian authorities, including an entire young family ortiz maria flores to witness the funerals. first

health hundreds have gathered for a mess of funeral in the palestinian refugee campbells to cut them in the northern west bank. that is often what these really army called account terry. some rate at least 20 people, a dead armed man move through the crowd. some with their faces covered, occasionally firing shots into the air. several carry him ask flags. the milton group seemed by most palestinians as a force of resistance, with labeled a terrorist organization by his ro. some of the bodies are wrapped in his lending jihad flags. some of the dead worth fighters, but not all those statements b i g f announced that they had a bit more experience than the other significant. the girls weren't killed in some states opperation. however, none of the buttons being buried today. 2 belonging to young children were not

mentioned. sean was just 6 years old and curriculum only 3. before heading to the cemetery, the crowd stops for a prayer. and his law marches, i believe, to go straight to paradise. but this believe does little to ease degrees. the sorrow in the town remains heavy. this time the devastation is even greater. an entire family, including 2 children, was wiped out in the deadliest air striking over 2 decades and attack these really army cold, precise video footage circulating a line captures the immediate aftermath. plains rubble and what appears to be a lifeless body dangling from the ceiling fitting in the background. the heart wrenching cries of women. i heard this of the building that was hates for the 1st time since the 2nd sally seen an uprising,

no nose intifada in 2000 israel used by to jets. just like a target here in the symptom campus. this building house, the coffee shop here on the ground floor with apartments above and nearby its residents are among the casualties assemblies in one of the flats hours of to the attack, he came to his apartment to see what was left intact. he says it is a miracle he survived. whenever i sat down and was just about to eat with my wife seconds later, the missile hit the house shook, and the place filled with dust. a fire broke out and the doors flew off when they started flying off. i almost died from fear i started cooling out for my daughters . the goals were inside the room, but there was no sound from them. i found the flashlight and showing it on my daughters. they were lying inside and i couldn't recognize them. they were all covered in dust. my wife's face was black, black and child. i couldn't recognize any of them killed family where his wives relatives, the model for this is what successful. my wife asked me west sergeant,

my niece, i told her i didn't know. couldn't see her. she went inside and started screaming. it's chum sherman's lying that cut in huff. i wanted to see my wife. she was bare foot. so i took her to my brother's house over that i comp handled the reality. it will seem so real when you see it with your own eyes being that was terrifying. i asked him if his relatives had relations with him as he was not surprised to hear such question the president. we are ordinary civilians. we have nothing to do with either side. we were just living in this house, me, my wife and her niece. and this is what happened to us, people from resistance movements, young man, they come here and go. the resistance is here. they come around since there was a cafe here is some doesn't roll out that these boys were probably wanted by is really authorities that local residency as occupiers. but still this could not justify the killing of little kids and siblings. i went over, i blame the ami, these are civilians. what do they have to do with it? they don't fight as will doing anything wrong. they, on the terrorist,

what did we do to deserve this? in another v, the from social media, we see the chairs. we find a man who was sitting on one of these chairs with his brothers and friends at the time of the attack right next to the targeted building. cause this, i'm gonna call them and we started chatting, talking about everything. then i heard something whistling. i thought maybe it's planes like rockets coming from outside. it exploded in the air. i thought it wouldn't affect us because it was in the air. i hadn't counted on a rocket falling and hitting inside the room. i looked and there was nothing but dust, fire, and blackness. just blackness, and balls of fire inside. i swear to god, i saw bodies, young men's bodies, initial media reports mentioned at least one missile fired. we found a medium sized hole in the ceiling of the ground floor. it appears the rocket fell from above pierce in the upper floors and ceilings before reaching the ground level and exploding. this is at 3 story building. now let's go to the aqua floor. the

check will look and see there. okay, this is the top floor and, and we can actually clearly see 2 holes in the ceiling and in the floor indicating that at least 2 missed house target at this house. by the time we finished filming news broke, that the when condemned with a cold and unlawful as strike on the didn't cut them can shortly off to the idea of the shoot. the 2nd statement, claiming the years try killed at least 9 have mass. and it's funny jihad operatives stating they were involved in manufacturing explosives and carrying out terror activities against israel natively. in this update. again, there was no mention of the children or women who lost their lives. maurice, an optional r t reporting from to cut them in northern palestine. oh no history generating a lot of interest. argentina is reviving plans to take back the full can islands,

according to the nation's foreign minister. the archipelago has been in dispute since the u. k. retain control of the site, the atlantic territory following a brief war in 1982 in response to diane among dean those remarks, the governor of the british overseas territory known as demo bean is by argentina. said it won't be giving up sovereignty over the islands. international security, i'm less than commentators. sergio kaplan, so he's the u. k is using its military presence to hold onto an area follows it's of miles away from argentina. insist on the on the claim that started on the $1833.00. actually it's more than a 118 years of the international claim for, for the marina sovereignty origin. tina the u. k. has strong interest in the sofa sofa, atlantic ocean. i think it was to see and negotiate the terms of the ocean, all that sovereignty and the case. and i was interested in doing that. i told its

being uh barely said in the, the un they have a massive military holding on the island. so it's not on there. what do you think of interest to, to say the power of their weapons? if we think of these issue as historical or ego, or even geographical terms, they might be not silence are undoubtedly argentinean, but the position of strength of the weapons of the military assets that the u. k. has on the islands make the resolution of the of the dispute, unavailable? well, the renewed poll follows a deal struck between the you can more issues for the return of the chick us islands in east africa. but the vic touch with that, the largest, the asshole. diego garcia will continue to host the u. s. military base of what we

said movies are fellow americans. today is a historic day for our republic, following conversations with prime ministers or cure storm. or we have finally arrived at an agreement between england and the cha goes silence. we are proud to announce that england through disagreement recognizes our sovereignty over cha goes so many excluding diego garcia. some thought that this was impossible because a small country like ours wouldn't be able to have a case against such great powers. despite all this, we weren't guided by our convictions. the end of the colonized nation of our republic gotcha. will take us a precedence. last african colony consisting of over 60 islands, the u. k. 4 simply expelled check all seasons from their loans to nearby moorish it's on the sea shells in the 1970s to accommodate a u. s. military base on the largest pilot vehicle garcia, un legal bodies including the i, c, j, and the international tribute for the law of the c. previously supported them,

rushes claim to the islands without success. the territories communities on human rights groups have been pushing the u. k. government for decades, the right to return to their homeland. and the issue hasn't really not been result of the condition that the hugo garcia remain under british control for the next 99 years. when we heard from locals on maricia through, despite being happy with the return of the audience, say the continuing us military presence, there is a major blow, a man just becker citrus. i hope this is a temporary situation and that malicious will regain full sovereignty of this archipelago in the very near future if he is or what's happening instead of up, what is the british wanted to denigrate us for so many years? now we don't know what's going to happen for the next 99 years. i surely won't be around long enough to find out. we are all against the militarization of the indian ocean. it has viewed that to me for so many years and the type of thing people have

been complaining about it and they want but the island. so if we want to make the check this, people happy, we should keep all of it to them. so most of the stuff, the military action well we spoke with an argentinian foreign relations specialist who sees the chick us island case creates a precedent that will strengthen buenos ari's claims on the falkland. it does so any case of d, colonization or decisions by a colonial power to stop its invasion of a colony should always be taken as good news because there are not many such cases in history, especially in the 21st century for roger and tina. this is good news, which clearly sets of precedent since these cases also have certain similarities in terms of diplomacy and international law. for example, in 2017, argentina accompanied maurice has this request for the restoration of suffering rights over its archipelago. with a note, i said that this can, in no way be bad news for our country. let's see how the origin time government can

take advantage of the situation and use diplomacy to advance this issue. similar to the check us case, the reasons for the delay invitation of the folks in the islands and the child goes by the u. k. is the g o strategic position of the full gland islands, which defines them as a place of great geopolitical importance for the dominance of the united kingdom. so it will be difficult for us to make progress on this issue. in any negotiations, no former nato, a chief in stilton berg, has suddenly offered up some alternative thoughts on how that ukraine conflict could. and in response to a question, by the financial times, he said there's a scenario where a key could accept what territory it's already lost. in return for stability, i ask what he would propose to zalinski. he to moore's then suggests a historical comparison. finland fault a brave war against the soviet union in 39,

they imposed much bigger costs on the red army than expected. he says the war ended with them giving up 10 percent of the territory, but they got the secure border. and it's not only in store number who is preparing ukraine for giving upright. western media, i bits are increasingly suggesting that a peace agreement with russia is the only way i'd for t as it stands, ortiz, when a culture of i can expand enough for us. oh, how the narrative is shifting in western media when it comes to the conflict in ukraine. more and more headlines reveal the true state of affairs from pessimistic assessments of the war effort. so honest reports about keeps increasingly coercive tactics. efforts to boost conscription are becoming increasingly deceitful, coercive, and violent as the authorities attempt to mobilize a new generation of soldiers in the face of mounting war, weariness near daily reports and videos are emerging of men being stopped in the

streets, bundled into unmarked buses and driven to the city central conscription office to be processed for mobilization, confrontations can turn ugly in june ambulance staff and conscription officers were reported to have clashed after a medic visited a recruitment center to update his exemption papers, but was barred from leaving. in other cases, locals have far officers attempting to detain. men wasn't covering and showing many examples of this for months. now, the was largely the ne reports dismissing them as propaganda. now that's despise all the video. evidence which continues to appear almost daily. the you are likely to see this footage in western media,

but at least now they're talking about it. it was always clear that ukraine didn't spend much of a chance winning this war alone, which is why it's western bankers have been helping kids so much. but they also had to convince or tech squares that this was not a fruitless endeavor. this spies all the evidence to the contrary. and this is how they did it. you crying will when there's no question. you cry and will wind as well. you cream can win this war up. so this shows that 0. when in this world is there is no other way. us have invested tens of billions of dollars so that they can win this war. can ukraine actually win this? i think they can freed i. it's been amazing what the ukranian army and the ukranian people have done so far. the public was convinced and although it says that the opposites were silenced, but cuba struggling more than ever and it seems that the west is no longer interested in hiding. that even you claims to lensky has made the utah and

conceiving that russia should be part of any peace negotiations, and that a resolution is closed. now this is the same man who signed the decrees back in 2022, formerly declaring the prospect of any talks with vladimir putin impossible. oh, how his rhetoric has changed since that work, and this is actually, this plan is city. we organize the 2nd, the summit that the russian representatives must be pressed. who will see we're closer to the base than we think we're closer to the end of the work. we just have to be where a strong pace might indeed be close for it because the crane is losing ground and it's remaining soldiers are exhausted with reinforcements, hard to come by. and most importantly, this is all being discussed openly in the west. as the battle field situation deteriorated, an increasing number of troops started to give up. in just the 1st 4 months of 2024,

prosecutors launched criminal proceedings against almost 19000 soldiers who either abandoned their posts or deserted according to the ukrainian parliament every day. the number of graves in the park next to the calvary cemetery and usual road west and ukraine grows to fill the ranks the ukrainian president last april, signed a controversial law that lowered the mobilization age from 27 to 25. under the new guidelines, draft debaters can lose their driving license, have their bank accounts, frozen, and property seized. this hasn't helped boost morale. conscription numbers that and translate into victories on the front line, and polls show barely 10 percent of europeans believe that kia full when this conflict. and this was back in february when the western media was still reading favorably about the crane. and the latest surveys show europeans are now in favor of negotiations and that this is the side, in fact,

are full voters in germany as well as they do us. all this can only mean one thing . ukraine and perhaps more importantly it's backers, are getting ready to talk after all, over the middle east, on the brink of an all out war. the west can no longer afford the political risk. funds wipers wants increasingly becoming lost and ever. okay, let's talk some big percentages. china, a slum, the you for its decision to impose tar ups as high as 45 percent on an electric vehicle in port beijing. what is the move of harm? your reputation with investors kind of firmly opposes the use draft final ruling. but also note that the e u has expressed its political will to continue to resolve the issue through negotiations. china hopes the you will clearly realize that imposing additional tariffs will not solve any problems, but will only shake and hinder the confidence and determination of chinese

companies to invest and co operate in europe. this is how it's become a major flash point and the broader trade disputes with the blog over the influence of chinese green technology export. the european union vote squeak by on friday with the same thing fall. it's coming from the likes of hungry and also most of power hush. germany who depends on imported parts. the tar us will come into force at the end of the month, unless another solution is fine. german jumps there will upshaw saves the controversial tax needs more discussion. of course, we must protect our economy from unfair trade practices. however, our reaction as the e. u must not lead to us harming ourselves. therefore, the negotiations with china regarding electric vehicles should continue. what artic, i'll give you the call john cesta european initiative is driven from across the atlantic and undermines the interests of local car makers. and when people are

talking about chinese e, b flooding into you and united states, they're not looking into the details. there's actually very few chinese rented e, b as coming to europe with the majority of these producing in china that's been exported to europe. are actually the foreign brands. we're talking about tesla, we're talking about bmw w. we're talking about volkswagen. you fact bmw lose. i x 3 model was exclusively manufactured in china and, and, and so we have the volkswagen, u, v as well. so germany has the most to lose joy. not only sure, you know, china is the world's largest altima market by the numbers in august, china, so it had sold 1900000 vehicles inside china versus 1400000 you in united states. you don't know all to make or cannot afford to missing out

the chinese market, and i'll topple that germany is been squeezed by losing access to the cheap brushing gas so, so they really need to rely on the, not only the chinese market, but also china. so it's a major manufacturing center for it's also also brand. so this here is actually a double whammy this tariff is a tariff on german how tools that was manufacturing in china and so. so this is, this is another um, the whole reason of the cure is driven by washington is not driven by actually the interest use it for you. you countries. not decades before, not st. germany's extermination of jews of ice fits the german empire was doing the site to the indigenous people up in the mid the next discover how the scars of those depth accounts still remain in the south west african nations.