not so they confirmed that we were journalists because we did not have weapons. we had our cameras which the drone could clearly see. but despite that, we were standing at the round about filming when they opened fire on us. and one of our colleagues was seriously wounded with 2 bullets, and i was also shot in the side and we fled immediately. was part of the seas, 5 deal of the regular lebanese on east applying to the countries south. this has belie withdrawal was from that area is ready troops and also remain there for up to 60 days until the rotation is completed. that agreement, broken by american from santa comma thing on it is really government's post person took aim to around 11 and has become a fail state because iran has infiltrated that country and whatever it wrong gets involved becomes a failed state. so this is an opportunity for lebanon, for a brighter future for 11 and yes, of course, for the people which have been used as human shields, but also for the, for the, for the white community in 11. and i will,

has never been against the lebanese people, it's always been against his beloved whenever the less so that these 5 it has will come with without israel actually achieving its goals. of those where for example, the elimination of the group ensuring the return. if it's right, the citizens of the home is on the creation of a buffer zone. will photons, reformist, democratic functions. folks, posing dmitri del yani down to the israel will f up be able to overcome its enemies across that region that has failed to achieve its announced objectives as it has committed war crimes. because many people, many political leaders, many military leaders, but at the end of the day didn't wind up that what out his bullet, i don't just like it didn't wipe out time s. so uh, is real, puts up these big goals. but at the end of the day, they're so hard to achieve because this is not, this is

a matter that is high to be do is use military occupation. and there's your keystone beating around the bush. they look for goals and they would think if they ever achieve these goals, their problems will go away. their problems will never go away. as long as there is any available occupation of this battle, palestine they have, might have weaker post ball up. but there's ball under the same circumstances in the deal has built up his uh, argument since 2006. and there is no reason why you were that they would not do that. again. the tentative piece begins to such a long lebanese soiled, is it really going to last the gaza based? thomas group says it's hope for a little bit of a pundit. so basically saying it's just giving is rather chon so stuck up on the weapons that it already run out. all the details online for now here

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the same year a residential building and gaza city was completely destroyed, leaving 105 casualties again, according to the un, several, g, b, u 31 unisons were likely to be use other attacks where the was suspect, the use of these bonds include 56 people killed at these, of all your refugee time. and another case when 6, they were killed in gaza city. this is what that 900 killed bomb does. if this is what b, i close, minimal collateral damage, then maybe we should be worried. but hey, the us military is already wide open to start using it. and some say the move will blow, or the thin line between human and machine error allowing humans to shift the blame . the use of this is, of this technology is supposed to be g with and what have you. but it's to provide

sanitized a, a warfare. if you will, to, to, to the person's actually uh, pressing that button. that said it's sending that bomb so that to minimize the, the killing of the troops. that's why you see more and more. um, drones employed, do you see a n as opposed to a human pilot to the aircraft and, and this was on aircraft that can shoot long distances. the whole idea is to minimize casualties to, to the war fighter and, and that would even include the ground troops. and that's why you have the, these uh, systems that are, are designed for a longer range and to, and to be effective on these targets. so we're going to be seeing more of that in the future. the final day of it breaks sharp, as somebody does uh, on the russians tribe and ship. it's about to kick off an eastern russia

delegations from over the brakes. member states are involved in this the, the final meeting of the most global, how the rotating china ship to brazil. summary of the russian presidencies results will be presented along with an outline of the blocks future media, future representative l. i s my locker for like a says the development of bricks as well. it's a win win situation for just about every country of the global side is this. elise vance can help us in terms of addressing all the challenges of finding us. so i think uh, let's pretend signatures. this is one platform that's come in a sort of compression and, and attempted company just for the, for lots for them for a little while. saw us look basically to their goodness, the west or the rest of the simple. it is a kind of arrangement on the account, isms would buy a lot of calls coming in, now's cooperation and investment,

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one of the largest business events of its kind in both militia and of insurance. the 1st world of opportunity does for them gathered over 300 people years from russia and also in countries, do qual, i'm to import, to discuss strategies to blue street and enforcement. as my, i don't, as we know, you shouldn't make relations between russia and now you see and, and in particular, rush emulation show growth. this is a ton of, of about $3000000000.00 of any show his grades compared to last year by about 11 percent. the organization of such events, business forms, in particular, suddenly contributes to the strengthening of direct business contacts in the presentation of new projects and the development of these projects that are already on our list and actively developing today. awesome is the world's 5th largest economy entity with an average of g d, p growth rate of 4 to 5 percent during the discussion. so roll off, small and medium businesses has been highlighted in fostering sustainable tree

growth with innovation and inclusivity with audience rising domestic demand and washers and diverse expert portfolio. the collaboration is boys just trying st further. of course, there are also challenges to be solved, such as the diversification of products and reducing tyrus. russia has been expanding its exports to, i'll say on the on energy resources, including metals, chemicals, and fertilizers. at the same time, i'll say i'm country strong weights off to, to be gross domestic. the met and consumption continued to be important elements in the regions overall economy development for me was a great opportunity to be able to lift down some of the key priorities that malaysia. so as a, as in back malaysia has for 3025 and invite our russian friends to participate a some of the key areas where they have ex, with these, they have knowledge, they have potential investors, they have potential customers,

other key topics at the forum, including the tourism health and medicine, as well as educational x changes, which have long been a bridge between russia and south east asia. participants also emphasize that fostering stronger ties between russia and us and isn't just about treat, but also shared expertise in innovations and e, i, our potential corporation in the different sectors including the lowest sec, the energy, uh, integration with the years and comic union. and then a digital technology is banking and financial sector. all these aspects are really the pillars. ready or the full fostering and deepening corporation between russia and ass in and the potential is there it is under estimated right now. and so we need to be courage enough to excavate though the potential and the bring the business together and also on the of

a very 15 and to the potentially on the exchange market. and also in this one, i think that the, this is what, what we want those to send. and also as in business of isaac on series, we're looking very closely with the us and russia business policy. and there was in uh, rochelle center to the reason to be fair and do some level issues on into research development. and also a to the working between the army sector this year in march to, to actually since russia exceeded to the treaty of m a. d and corporation in southeast asia underscore in its commitment to the region with malaysia all set for us and chairman ship. this forum comes just 3 months after a meeting between malaysian prime minister and what abraham and russian president vladimir, put them in defiance of sanctions coming from some other parts of the globe. trade

relations between russia and us in countries are unlocking new opportunities. all right, so if indeed you're buying what the main stream is selling a god or this one, the economist report was at least 62100000 ukrainians, have lost their lives and the conflict with around 400000 suffering, severe injuries, rendering them unfit to fight upside of as events he had previously announced the desk, told them on hold of history. was that around $30000.00 going to the article, the estimate of ukraine's miniature loss is, is a challenge change here to the reluctance of all allies to provide numbers. the quantifier keeps casualties the economies to use data wrong combat deaths and other intelligence agencies and open source intelligence. meanwhile, you trade in so it's been themselves a said, the dying and their hundreds are your drives. but we received orders to replace the 95th brigade at the front line,

which required us to bypass already captured territories. on our 1st day, 4 armored vehicles deployed and we lost 40 men just like that. they vanished without a trace. not only were they on a company, but they completely disappeared. i wasn't present at the command post when they were dispatched in just 10 days. we lost 500 men. but i say, are you crying in the ministry of face a staggering losses over the numbers really, ah shoes. not due to the magazine right there, the calling avista military recruitment side is all making it clear that mobilization. well, it's no longer optional and no one is safe. it is that the mobilization is not about voluntary action. there must still be an element of coersion over a month. in other words, mobilization isn't a matter of whether one wants it or not to church. and unfortunately these functions have fallen on the military recruitment and social security centers.