that this and the northern russian of lake and of colorado. yes. right. the, the head of the world health organization escapes a near miss as israel bomb c. m. an international airport. the one of his pines pro members was heard. is this a group controlling the airport tens and israel for targeting civilians? the, this is really attack is evidence of their military bankruptcy because they resort to targeting civilian targets such as airports c, ports and power stations come all on one hospital workers are among the 50 victims, reportedly killed and is really our strikes on northern. it goes up a we are panama is auburn, over its territory, in the canal is part of that territory. outrage and panama arrived outside the

american embassy as he was president elect. donald trump looked down on his threat to re take control of the canal. also ahead, the western media rushed to blame moscow for the hazard by john airlines crashed fighting anonymous horses has like a sword. the sides too early in the investigation for official results. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is our t international. the one has expressed it's increasing alarm after the is really bombardment of humans. so not airport on thursday as the idea of offensive targets the who is a controlled facility while a un mission, including the w a. so chief was waiting to take off, the secretary general condemns the escalation between yemen and israel is rarely ever strikes to day on sun international airport. the red sea ports and power

stations and yemen are especially alarming the error strikes reportedly resulted, the numerous casualties, including at least 3 people killed and dozens more injured. a united nations humanitarian air service crew member was also injured when the airport was hit, a high level delegation by the un headed by the world health organization director general. dr. federals was at the airport when the strikes ok according to the w. h, i would say if the mission was about to board their flight when the bombing happened, and one of the teams error for it was heard as well, has confirmed it conducted the strike and identified the sonata airport as a who's the military facilities. witnesses that the airport to the area was full of civilians. the strike was carried out without any prior warning or excuse.

sienna airport was struck and the civilians were struck. the civilian loungers in the airport tower were struck and there were also civilian employees from the general authority of civil aviation on the on the international airport was targeted during 2 flights one arrival and one departure. the airport was targeted while it was full of citizens from about. yeah, to the parts along the red sea coast were also targeted by as really forces in addition to power stations across him. and 6 people were killed on the strikes according to who's the lead authorities. we heard from a senior who, the official who explained the many groups reaction and planned response to the latest idea of assault. the jonas, i 80 this is riley attack as evidence of their military bankruptcy because they resort to targeting civilian targets such as airport c ports and power stations in return. we will confront escalation with escalation and, and we'll deal in the same way with design as entity lodge in addition to its

allies, america, and britain, because they were the 1st to start targeting civilians and striking sauna airport. while there were delegates from the united nations, there is evidence that design this entity does not respect the un or so called international law, that we are aware of this fact and the crimes they are committing and gaza have also exceeded all international norms. who design this entity 6 to killed the largest possible number of civilians. whether in palestine, human or other countries, as it deliberately kills women and children and gaza in order to satisfy its desire for revenge. and i even soldiers of the zionist entity, brag about killing women and children. and there are video clips that have spread of them is bragging about this matter. therefore, we do not expect them to issue any prior warnings to reduce the number of victims. but as for us to get, we are ready to bear all the costs of the battle or not. and no matter how large these costs are, well, they do not compare to the costs that you haven't paid as

a result of the internal and regional wars. that america in great britain ignited in the region in order to maintain the military superior already of design. this entity has that is really military has released the video of planes taken off and for the young men offensive, which they confirmed is in retaliation for earlier who see attacks on israel. an idea of official says it will not hesitate to respond. the targets that the idea of struck include military infrastructure used by the who, the terrorist regime for its military activities in both the sauna international airport and the has the us and ross cannot to empower stations. in addition, the idea struck military infrastructure in the all who died to sleep and ross kind of t ports on the western coast. these military targets were used by the healthy terrorist regime to smuggle uranian weapons into the region. the northern garza has again become a target for as rarely bombing as at least 50 people have

a portal they've been killed in the strikes on a building near. come all on one hospital that's according to the director of the medical facility. there's been no immediate comment from the idea of multiple attacks in the vicinity of the hospital were reported on thursday with patients and medical staff said to be trapped inside the facility is really hot. osh party m p overcast just gave us his take on why his government is pushing for more regional conflicts. where we've been warning about the edge of the war for months. it was very clear for me from october 7 onwards. that's due, i mean 2023 of the domestic committed by some us, which we all of caused some damage to a we immediately afterwards we said that the, the government, the fees were based, interested in the filed and so, you know, that took a so we could stone flashy stay on the top? i want to be really clear, isn't it?

is that i to the existing secuity and is the right to defend itself. but that's not the case. the case visa, visa police, damian's as a may 1st and foremost, but also a visa be a live and on syria in the m. and a, the case is as i said before, the interest of this government to a bill. so one way another. busy of violence, in order to survive as a government in order to execute the decisive plan. that these interested in the next agent, the an extension of the scene territories. the war but use of it cuz most against come us from the beginning. it was again before the senior people as the court. that's the reason that the senior people, the sunday, the doctor by the, by easily and not only does it, but also in the west bank. and the user was that, i mean, even with the needs of the welfare, you know, the forces that use that goes, which is a process towards a bus use. big data sheet is data extent for us for most against the 21 percent

or but a senior citizens within easy way. if you follow the deals that the government initiated under the guise of private business as well as you can see that the right to do whatever they can in order to lead meets even a bodies. the basic civil rights of the police team is within easily a of. busy it's going to way lead me to the um, a democratic julie should see businesses where they might say about the, the 5th, the main victims and the main targets of the steam is so it is nothing against, from us going to start. it was introduced 1st and foremost against it, but a thing of people and that's a, it was and that was very obvious. everybody knows that the only way to leave the secuity for everyone including these ladies of course is this is the end

of the genocide thing. guys up, it's the end of the tax and up on his team and people are the vision. and it is, of course, the eventually ending they will to patient. that's the only way that we or the, or peoples of the hedge. and i've seen incident, but he's a, he's a and he is a, it's, it's a, it's a it, that, that's the only way that we could keep secuity. unfortunately, the government to me is that he's not interested in that. now to panama, where president jose roll marino has responded with a hard no to talks with you as president elect donald trump over control of the panama canal. yeah, very fun. i mean there's nothing to talk about. the canal is panamanian and belongs to panamanians. there is no possibility of opening any kind of conversation around this reality, which has cost this country, blood, sweat, and tears. well, trump has accused panama of charging, excessive fees for passing through the central american waterway. while the

panamanian president has argued tariffs are regulated openly based on market conditions. trump uses christmas message to single out china accusing bay jang of having a military presence in the region to exert control of the canal. president molina has denied those times and offered us authorities a chance to inspect the region. to move the world is free to visit the canal, come and try to find a chinese soldier. here i give the personal credit to president elect donald trump for bringing this out amendment the merry christmas to all, including to the wonderful soldiers of china who are lovingly but illegally operating the panama canal, where we lost 38000 people in its building. 110 years ago, always making certain that the united states puts in billions of dollars in repair money, but will have absolutely nothing to say about anything of the 82 kilometers long to now was built by the united states in 1914 trump sacking stations can nearly half

a century after the to re host carter treaties and agreement, signed by the that american and panamanian president said, guarantee the gradual withdrawal of us control over the canal. the final transfer to panama took place in 1999. a dozens of protesters gathered outside the united states embassy in the capital to protest. the president likes to regain control of the canal. video says demonstrators waving flags and signs, as they chanted in saying, kind of mazda national anthem banner showing problems, image was set on fire, and all security personnel were deployed to guard the compounds. we heard from the protesters. most of the we, i'm of, we categorically repudiate the imperialist pretensions of the united states view of wanting to continue perpetuating its military presence. done not only in panama, but i'm but it is also interested in green light and is interested in turning canada into another us state. this is panama, this is our territory. we have

a flag and we have self determination. we spoke to a former administrator of the panama canal, jorge key hondo. he says donald trump's threats to reapply, or the waterway are legal and dependent. most sovereignty is the priority a little bit. okay. okay, well, i mean, i believe the threats made by president elect donald trump, regarding the potential react position of the panama canal. so because he's unhappy with the price is panama charges calling them a legal, there's no way to do this legally after his saturday comments. and we've seen other countries come forward to support panama in its sovereignty over the canal, panama, as sovereign over its territory. in the canal as part of that territory. while the canal is a state owned enterprises, it operates completely independently from the central government. it has a constitutional title that granted considerable financial economy. i think these disputes are primarily rhetoric and won't lead to any real issues. it's sort of the threats and rhetoric from the president elected the united states are reminiscent

of the things we've seen in the past regarding various topics. not just panama, but the main thing depends on how to catholic stand with the cause of the plane crash that killed. 38 people is still under investigation. the decoding of the black box or flight data recorder is set to begin on friday. one brazilian experts arrive, that's according to the countries deputy prime minister of the slow, when international experts drawing unambiguous conclusion. the prosecution will be able to present a version of what happens while at the same time continuing forensic measurements. we have received no official version from any country, neither russia nor azerbaijan, for constructing aversion and leaning into it would be impossible and irresponsible . we all kindly and catholics done at the hospital was those who survived in the deadly plane crash, has been transported. and what we know so far is that though a 67 people on board, the t h o from unfortunately died. there are several versions on what actually

happened. unfortunately, they're not confirmed. so what we've had, so i saw one of the versions, things that, that was connection with buds and the other ones from the cause of transport. minnesota. and he said that that was information that, that was the explosion of an oxygen cylinder that happened on boards that listening to that you said 31053853 must go time. the real stuff like direct to inform the act out tell a flight director. there's an oxygen cylinder. head exploded in the passenger cabin of the aircraft. the passengers were losing consciousness and requested resuscitation upon arrival. he also added the old modules. the services were ready to receive the cross and arrived quickly at the same tools back you waste those passengers who survives in the plane crash we had from the deputy health 10 minutes ago. he said that 9 russians, such as those have been transported to moscow for treatments as well as 14,

as if by johnny they say transport it to that home line for further treatment. we've also heard from the deputy prime minister who stated that neither of the size provided the official information or what actually happened. and why on the reasons behind the a plane crash. and as soon as we heard from honest folks here, there, there are many versions of what possibly happened to this plane. what's the narrative circulating in the western media? a common area of simply put is that for officials from the other based on the governments and folks on the basis of i know many suggested that a russian surface to air missile an, or the air defense system was responsible for the downing of the plane. but according to a number of statements, something comes out professionals that they suggested that the investigation will be important. moving forward that the prosecutor's office will be taken into account every and all scenarios and whatever those hypotheses may be. or is this

going to be important? see what the prosecutor's office, whether we're talking with the prosecutors off some bucket or, and so on. i have to essentially put forth and this is going so far as conclude with a for a and thorough investigation. before we can make any kind of judgments and on, especially here or near the hospital where the survivors from this crash were taken . when have you heard from the relatives, the cause of transport? minnesota state says that 6 patients are currently being treated as, as the costs, but all of that is behind me. 3 of them off from my set of, by john on 3 off from can get selling. and we've actually heard from the relatives of those who are being treats as much as you should have with them. i heard that there was a plane crash and then they called me and said that my brother and his wife were on that plane. we just managed to get here from us or by shawn to the hospital. there isn't any news yet. it is unknown whether they are alive or not. i do not know if

they are here at all or if they are already in the morgue. we hope that everything will be fine and that they are alive to the the so, but that's a pretty of a sudden i came here to see my cousin, but i didn't find him here. so the doctor said they had sent him to the morgue. i live in ask for kind of myself and my relatives called me and told me about that disaster. i came here thinking that i would find my brother alive. well, we have to say, hey, there's actually a miracle that nearly half of the passengers who were in board of thought plain travelling so much that by chance of good was they actually survived. it's a develop a story and we'll have to wait and see as we get further information and the i'll send them back to you. but so i want to ask about the black box, which i understand has been found that's always critical in investigations of this plane. crashes, of course, monitor aircraft just been hearing through international aviation security standards. assess the 2 different black boxes. we understand. one of the black boxes was discovered early on as soon as the events concurred. but the 2nd black

box was discovered in the later hours of a thursday, and we understand that the separate black box is of course, done so to protect the telemetry data on the tools as well as a biotics on board the flight which essentially gives us a better understanding of what went wrong with the aircraft and the 2nd black box, which also provides us a better understanding of what went down and the carpet as the aircraft was deciding before it crashed in the cause of the city of ok. so, and this is important moving forward because as soon as the 2nd black box was discovered, it identified because it shows, of course, got in touch with the brazilian paragraph company abroad and essentially put together a task force that will be working together with the cause. ok, authorities, particularly in the forensic investigation and the allegations that are being put forth by many western media outputs, they're going to be able to get together assess the damage is 1st and foremost, but also take into consideration. the black box is the,

the data that stored in their decipher everything before they can provide us with a better understanding of what really went down a former cause that gave ation official told us survivors have the pilots to thing for managing it to crash line. the plane without killing everyone on board. a simple case, the music probably smoke and inter governmental commission is currently collecting all relevant information, including details about the aircraft. it's crew, the airports of departure and landing details on the operation of navigation services and information about the technical condition of the airplane. if the plane landed on water, i believe there would have been very few survivors at high speeds. when an aircraft strikes the water, it disintegrates almost immediately. therefore, in this respect, the pilots sacrificed their lives to save most of the passengers. the crew acted very professionally and i believe they did everything they could to get the plane to octo airport. moreover, they were highly experienced pilots. however,

the issue is related to the fact that the investigation is not carried out in order to identify who is guilty. but rather to determine the causes. in other words, the investigation is typically a political in nature. the germans are awaiting the president's decision about dissolving the parliament, which would trigger snap elections. sounds a lot well actually lost the confidence felt earlier this month after the coalition government collapsed are to contribute to rachel morrison breaks down the story. the dissolution of the been disturbed by the german presenters today has been expected ever since. earlier this month, chancellor off schultz rabbit dr. non confidence bus and promptly took a flying dive right under it. normally, someone else passes you under the bus, but schultz beat them to it. and then he wrote his own political, you gee, just to be sure that it's framed as a willing and selfless act of political sacrifice for the good of the nation,

rather than just the pre empting oven inevitable. so let's start smart folks with see bringing forward the bonus tag collections is my go through it. the citizens will then be able to determine the political course of our country. that's what it's all about. therefore, i am raising the question of confidence for the voters. do we have trust in ourselves and our country? no point staying in power though when you can't get anything done because the yellow light, centrist party of your traffic light coalition government's majority bills out as it did earlier this year. and the majority of the bonus tag proved to be quite willing to indulge salts, approving his own notion of non confidence in himself. the vote also turned out to be a real chance for law makers to pay on mars to schultz, his leadership. the dispute mister chancellor, did not arise because the f d p has denied you tax hikes or the dissolution of the dead break. the dispute arose because they were unwilling and unable to hold together

a coalition of the s p d, greens and f t p which no longer fit together at the back in front. they are leaving the country and one of the biggest economic crises in postwar history. it's the 2nd time that we've been in recession for 2 years in a row. now, when it comes to europe, i would rather not tell you what other european heads of state and government say about you behind your back for the off shore and showed again today that he has no strength for fundamental changes. his answers completely failed to address the deep problems of the inadequate fitness for economic competition without speech kind of so by so living are there. so says former finance minister is kind of like an x saying exactly what he thinks about 10 minutes after the breakup. as the head of team schultz is yellow, light, centrist freedom, democratic party lender refused to take is to put off a debt break. when schultz came asking for even more cash for things like ukraine and fighting climate change. and lender started treating shots like he was just

really a bored housewife who spends all day blowing cash at the high end boutique for you print up too impressed his girlfriend. zalinski i guess. i mean, there was like, no, i'm pompous, getting the credit cards, and you can just give you for in the long range towers missiles that you already have sitting around in your closet about the time of the current chancellor has proposed making another 3000000000 euro available for ukraine, but another 3000000000 wouldn't make a difference. and we'll call given the amount of funds available. if we want a different stronger support for ukraine, then it's not another 3000000000 that we need to. well, it's in germany should make the decision to a, with ukraine with a weapons. it's people need to defend their freedom, namely the tourist missile system. but there has been no willingness to do so. yeah, you've uh, got those things just sitting around in the closet that you can either give away to the homeless at the salvation army or as a donation to ukraine. uh,

yeah. who really cares about escalation and the risk. they're all into a potential world war when it comes to saving a bit of money right now. so anyway, little nerve build out and took the yellow light with him because schultz wasn't interested in any of that. that left shorts, his red light party and the greens who had some really dismal eastern states and european parliamentary election results this year, mainly because climate change is much less of an obsession for voters when there are suddenly real life problems caused by teen schultz. his policy is on everything from him, ration and security use to create an energy. so the green parties on leaders also build out in september and the party is more focused on what kind of face lifts it can now get to seduce voters. once again, that aren't anything else. so the political playing field as a result of all this change has opened up for the anti establishment right wing a f d party, whose leader also made

a point of paying her own tribute. you could say to schultz, his leadership when he staged a memorial service for it themselves with his own non confidence about well actually it's just a whole lot. schultz has been the worst chancellor. the federal republic has ever had. germany is in the deepest, most severe economic, financial energy and migrant crisis, or parliament faction has just discussed this. even though there wasn't much to discuss. we won't support shots in the confidence vote, except for 3 persons worried frederick merits might become a war chancellor. what are you doing instead of seeking ties with washington and moscow, where the keys to peace lie? the chancellor and friedrich merits go to kia, has to waste even more money than before. for administer bare bach fantasies is about deploying german troops to ukraine and risking escalation. while mister murtz wants to risk world war 3 with the delivery of taurus cruise missiles capable of reaching moscow to ukraine. this will turn germany into

a direct party to the war and the target of an impending nuclear conflict. germany in europe should never be drawn into war again. that right there is the german party leader with the most support among voters for chancellor, according to a recent poll in bills and according to that survey, she's up for points on friedrich mertz, the christian democratic establishment. right opposition leader and nearly 10 points up on shots. popularity. that isn't exactly surprising though, considering the convergence of so many positions between the anti stop us and right and left to seem to be increasingly resonating with voters, particularly against the search and really 90 global. as positions of the establishment concept, they present themselves as chancellors of peace. and yet they support the largest rearmament program in the history of the alliance. you will fall in too often, mister schultz, for us to trust that your word on torres will still hold after the election. mister

mertz has recently developed a memory gaps and can suddenly no longer remember his torso ultimatum. here in the blend is taught to chancellor candidates with memory loss. that's how well germany is armed by the next has also suggested that shows was a vassal chancellor, which drives with what vital was saying recently that germany has become basically a vassal of washington and of the you, which she says germination really just leave in favor of voluntary participation in the sort of you wide free trade zone. instead, citing in particular of the blocks destruction of the german auto industry and judging by recent comments from the f. these co chair nato membership could also be in the director seat. if it doesn't, back off. russia has already won this war, reality has caught up with those who claim to be seeking to enabled ukraine's victory. so far, europe has been forced to implement america's interest and we reject that. a

defense community must accept and respect interests of all european countries, including russia. if nato cannot ensure that, then germany must consider the extent to which this alliance is still useful to us . and finally, get to the point of seeking to end the war. so germany is now heading for a re shuffling of the deck in an election expected at the end of february, which is shaping up to be yet another face off here in europe, between an increasing the radicalized establishment status quote on one hand. and on the other, those who are simply fed up with it as well. do stay with us here on our to international up next on cross type peer lavelle and his guest to discuss the incoming trump administrations slow realization that ending the print complex is going to be more challenging and unexpected. the

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