the the, the, the police say they have on cover a massive you claim in the criminal. and then to let somebody vantage lack of the oversight, refugees conducting illegal activities. take over a major city in a democratic republic of congo on nation ridge and resources that ended up in global and particularly european supply chains. we're going to use the funding run out because of our conditional company wants to see if this is the easiest way. this is the cheapest rate, the middle for going, you know, from invest to living in now is for the pepsi. i think under sources says forms proposals and things past the is from god the it's potent cleansing

coffee speaks to displace savannah's returning to the homes of middle school was made between as well. and then we're ready to sit on top of the rumble. but we want to be in our hands, we would remain steadfast for a 1000 years despite netanyahu. despite trump, today, i am very happy, very, very hum. my joy today has made me forget the fatigue of one year and 5 months of inputs and commemorates the end of the siege of leningrad, then not to bluff a loss of homeless $900.00 days, including the lines of an estimated one millions of videos and both of them from stopping the it's good to have a company today for the lead cisco news roundup. this is tasha. i'll top so it is out. this is international police force says it has uncovered

a massive you claim in the crime ring. a group, a lady took advantage of a lack of oversight of refugees from the comforts in order to commit money laundering and other schemes amounting to tens of millions of years. in total. the operation which took place over several months led to the arrest of $23.00 suspects . the seizure of 35700000 euros in cash bank accounts in crypto currencies, as well as 36 vehicles, real estate watches in jewelry. the organized criminal network composed of mostly ukrainian, but also armenian, as or by johnny or cause ok, nationals has been providing cash, courier, and underground banking services to other criminal networks. europe whole is very blatantly putting this so that they believe that this the members of this crime gang that they have been abusing and exploit some very temporary protective spaces

in the you given that they have been predominantly made up of ukrainian nationals. and given that the humanitarian will impact of this war has being felt in ukraine, many millions of flood the country fling, not just the fighting, given all fee is every pretty much every battle for every town as being and given how much we have documented ukrainians using civilian infrastructure for a we're planning out the defense is capitalizing on study concrete building civilian apartment buildings, but also arguably, maybe even more ukrainians flood force mobilization of zalinski and his instrument . some use legal methods fleeing while they can many try to just, you know, smuggling themselves across the board or risking their lives and some have even been killed. they've been dead. they found themselves dead, many drowned trying to fleece to the e. u. and the given, given this nature,

given that well, it's basically the regulations that are normally in place. for instance, as to how much money and valuables you can world move across the border. those regulations have the last 4 ukrainians. this is something that this crime syndicate has exploded to move massive amounts of cash i within the you across the borders and basically to just operates when some of them use were uncovered. well, they have moved from the physicals vs to the online world to crypto currencies, but that didn't help them either. the suspects are believed to have abuse the temporary protection status granted to ukrainian refugees by the uses 2022, as well as other citizens affected by the russian war of aggression against ukraine . many of the millions of refugees from ukraine took their savings with them to europe in cash, to safe guard it from the consequences of the war. taking advantage of the exceptions, put in place to facilitate the transfer of money between jurisdictions. the

criminal network moved huge amounts of cash without being questioned in detail or scrutinize during customs checks. and a new influx of refugees is exactly something that the, these crime rings and crime syndicates could need to exploit, to attract more people within the rank speech route. because well, basically who will find themselves most likely to find themselves crossing and fleeing to be you. now again, these are those who have just graduated high school and it means they simply don't have any professions that they have. most of it could put them on a 100 list of big european corporations for a who can offer higher paying jobs. all they can expect to be hired for is to do menial labor. and that's a low paying. that's really a low paying job. and so this is something that these crime brings, could exploit to entice them to move them into the web of crime, to with promises of

a quick and easy money of status and so on. finance. so as i says out to the applicant continent, a moves in good times think that you could, over may just sits in the democratic republic of the congo. narrow winding border. i made the chaos of bullets i'll come in. the prison is advisors escape from the local jail. this video emerge also as a media facility is would need to have how about 3000 inmates. it was pretty slow to say that was so i don't think tennessee is during the deal, but the number is i'm clear. friends is of the city of gold lot who are awakened by gun 5 will say come please. all me folders were full. so i move in the weapons, the un peacekeepers masses from the m 23, the hotel and local residence to remain calm. images have shown thousands of people

being from the city. just days ago, the moves the governor of the province was killed in a sold by the local residence and go must say they are living literally. and we are in a terrible state of fear because the explosions are becoming more and more frequent before we were just walking down the street unaware of the threat. here's a bullet. i'm not a soldier, but i know how to recognize it. i picked it up well, quickly closing the door. a bomb failed, just a few steps from our street. i went outside and that's when with a terrifying crash, the gunfire erupted. a resolution will come if the authorities finally accept iowa, that would allow us to avoid this desperate fleet to safety. right now, none of us can go a moment without fearing that we may have to rush into yet another evacuation of the i see on the have condemned to the m 23 live saying it's committed, old times it goes to the it was, i'm

a new sco helicopter that we shot down in north kibo near chon su with a peacekeepers dying. as a result, there are s a d c soldiers who also died. we must wake up and stop ignoring reality at the level of the international community, and especially at the level of the african union. it is not only a war crime, it is also a crime against humanity. so these are unprecedented crimes, and the international community must wake up, since it is not just those who died there are just going to be was way and so he must have good positive active in the east and the see for decades. it grew out of the titles and the other one and genocide and then 19 ninety's. and 23 is believes have originated, much as a group of ethnic to see rebels on march 23rd in 2009. they reached a peace agreement with kinshasa. assume the name m 23 and father of that date. however legally and did not last long as far as him to go to the again, the one is estimated excuse me, until the 20 long. now that came,

i made the rates and relations between rolanda and the d. c. was bailey each other for the convicts just as false. we can envoys in the un traded bobs about the disputes. unfortunately, we did with that a dimensional community chose to condemn the empty city for extending your state attorneys without condemning fire. this admitted to coordination for violating this is cya. after the postponement of the 15th of december to enter into $41.00, the assignment restriction aggravated under ground due to the data, it says up session with them into the solution. to this conflict. expect on those, they exploit our resources and impose their control on the local population with impunity. these actions must be punished with this illegal exportation is only one aspect of the aggression carried out by rolanda. the thing is arranged in mineral, all our resources,

it's the world's largest produce on cobalt the d r c is also that was largest because of coal. try mass, a team in a row for making bad fees for mobile phones and electric vehicles. it was on a year of the a, you signed a mess around with ro, i know for a role material supply chains. that's just why rubles save me that much of what is considered real one lives middle production is actually smuggled into the country from the d. c. but the, i see present oppose the agreement saying that ro, wanda, was looting hungry as mere resources of all the different locks on the electra. the co operative university in the democratic republic of the congo, says multinational corporations of targeting countries resources. i don't see one that is um is for the x or the in the minds themselves. we're renting and it's the funding run out because of our conditional companies want us to act suit to, to have access to your sources. this is the easiest way. this is the cheapest way

to now put it on your home and that's t i live in. you know, it's all tempting. i'll click on this. one says i'm you know more so this is, i am cool. um, so um, because conway is kind of just giving the resources like that this has a use, anybody can see that some of them, and this is an issue over my commissioners. this is rather for them easy for individual for this quote on the, on the middle quarter. i mean, i seem to send you, i guess it waste. they've seen you, i guess from so all you is or you, but you don't have to because the positions and distance is the benefits for me. this is the initial month national companies and that's the bottom line is illegal c o 4 of calling me on is the continuation of this for many months. i see on each side of the community concept. i think honestly does. i think i'm this is i use us to as a, to between this organization. if you you, how run

a cool way during the day that as cool was funding monitoring reserve meant jim to meet on every on the, the same vision community on a patient or who i agree, clicks on this, then on you see if there was a piece in chrome will run the benefits much more than what they're benefiting now on the i having black on down. so we we see he's putting amenities on our prize. i have to keep it in your that's wrong hospices on wednesdays. and they just know that she painful to store these on this is one to i saw for uh, a stick them out is not about any and i don't see any reason. joy on mine is on there. except that i sort of the stuff it really means giving me understand or me

and media and people that we have. so i'm, i've been something to raise a full no real one and invoice the dnc. excuse me, and current on the bottom of that lodge in the afternoon, great lakes region that he told us that the root cause of the call that is ethics. dr. a rose officer, you have been colonial powers. we drew board is in africa. this conflicts is nothing new, it's very. ready the problem and the issue is a call these 2 words cool. what easiest cool cool is if i may call it that way, is that as something to do with the people's identity denied. in congo, there is a big population in color coded by any other one that they asked from by any other one that this and historically, due to colonial board as a bad thing. the case of colonial they've been, seems the addition of the general see data. if the lat whole came from rwanda,

the government of global included to the legitimacy that india, i mean i'm to them and they create to hobble. now those uh veneered wind, a decent to bring it one that we 5 communities identity leaving. and if he comes in one day, a new band and kenya, their children are fighting as i'm 23 to recover the identity, their rights to the land and to the country. very much the legacy of the colonial power because the legion of go my, my c, c and or to even the names of villages i, in the language of the i'm 23 people in king at one of the language, the revised and or the themes and language spoken in church and the community level easily a language, but the uh, from contessa, they have denied to be communities. the quote is invalid. so it does for miranda or

very sensitive for diesel of $94.00 will $59.00. but the reality is that the board as by the bear gems, when disputing land we've um 3 days and the way a demons 1st for the nice things lined up and in terms of new and then the window. yeah. jim and lost the wall in, in europe. uh, the lands way was distributed to garza now tens of thousands of display as part of soon as i headed back to what was left of the homes . and then north of the enclave. the f as allow them to make the journey. i made an exchange of hostages between israel and how much a massive crowd has been a sea way along the western coast of gaza since the early morning. the agreement to let him pass in return to the north of the region was beach off the how my said that would would is, is really the hostage out of bed. yeah. hold,

as people have been saying, carry my belongings on slits as they will to lower the main highway on the coast policy. instead of being a sheltering tens capsized schools for over a year. and now you get through to that. i can't describe my feelings to you after 15 months away from our homes away from the country. we grew up in. it feels more like 15 years. we're ready to sit on top of the rubble on top of everything we have lost, but we want to be in our home. we spent 3 days sleeping next to the check point in our tents. the display we arrive safely, make things turn out well. as you can see, we are in a situation of homelessness and miserable. i know you are well today. i am very happy, very, very happy. my joy today has made me forget the fatigue of one year and 5 months despite the pain and despite the wounds god willing, we will return to the soil of our country to our homeland, to our loved ones,

we lost a lot. we lost lives. we lost our homes, but our country will never lose its joy. thank god, in any case, we thank god no matter what happens to us. we will remain steadfast for a 1000 years despite netanyahu despite truck. and despite traitorous arab leaders, we will remain steadfast. since monday morning, thousands and thousands of displaced guidance have started heading back to their homes in the north of the street for a moment. they've been waiting months for the things on the ground. a bows hard breaking on home, full families with children, the elderly, and the sick making. they dramatic way back carrying what little they have left some cloves, maybe a mattress, a bag or 2, that's about it. and while they are returning, most of the homes are barely spent. and according to the un office for the called, the nation of human hearing affairs over 92 percent of homes in dallas. uh, more than $400000.00 residence is happening,

damaged or does floyd. and 15 months of the war, the conflict has displaced nearly 90 percent of guys of civilian population around 2000000 people. and now, they are returning north to the foreign lands, as some have proposed to what remains of their own mas responding to american president suggestion to send guns, alto, stay in place, emphasized to the termination of the palestinian people to hold onto the land and reject any form of force displacement or expulsion or is remember trump 3rd additional confer receive with his all 10 suggestion made the board a force one to relocate garzon to egypt and jordan for 6 months to a year. i'd like egypt to take people and i'd like jordan to take people. you're talking about a 1000000 and a half people and we just clean out that whole thing. you know, over the centuries it's had many, many conflicts. and i don't know something has to happen. it's literally

a demolition side. almost everything is demolished and people are dying. the so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab nations and build housing at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change. the reaction is row was mix somehow or the hard line is including former national security minister, bend to be around finance, administer smotts, which welcome to the idea colon is the right solution to the current crisis, but across the air world. and especially in egypt and jordan, the countries tom proposed would cost displaced, guidance. the response was switched and for outright rejection. intrigues for ministry stated that such a plan would the civilized, the region and violates probably student rights. jordan's for administer warren, but really changing probably students could escalate security risk and disrupt the delicate demographic balance of the region from us has think age of 10, jordan for their position and cold on all the arab states to join the stats. the arab league uniting over 20 as nations held an emergency meeting early in cairo,

where member states collectively rejected from side to the force displacement and eviction of people from the land can only be called ethnic cleansing. attempts to approve the palestinian people from the land. whether by displacement, annexation or settlement expansion had been proven to fail in the past. all the disapproval expended across the muslim world. malaysia's problem that is to condense drugs proposal bringing in and acceptable and accusing him of favor and israel at the expense of palestinian rides. he read to re, to the laser strong support for the 2 state solution and trust the need for fairness and resolving this conflict. for now, though gavin's heading home off the delays base read, the army has opened the necessary inquiry door. the line that divides the sweeping to northern and southern sections, the corn door heavily morning, told and controlled by the idea of was meant to open on saturday. but things didn't go as planned. him us delayed the process by break and it's part of the hostage

exchange still, instead of prioritizing the release of civilian hostages, they handed over for is really soldiers and stuff, day and after 10. so we go. sions. an agreement was finally reached late sunday, and by monday, people began moving for these families. it is of course, a bit to the sweets return. they going back not to what he was, but to whatever is left. his fault of this is fine hostage experience deal. is it how my son is around a 300 pass the ends have been released from prison? one of them is our blood saw that her husband is the secretary general, was the appropriate fund for the declaration of palestine is still behind us. um, in this new issue for if not should i spoke with us about the time she spends a long sought without any charges against the. i see some i was arrested on september 17th, 2024. during the arrest,

i was informed that i was being held under administrative detention for 4 months. the 4 months ended on january 16th just 2 days before the deal, and my detention was renewed. administrative detention means being held without any charges or legal trial. so it was renewed for another 4 months, meaning i was supposed to be released on may 15th, my name was included in the deal and i was released in the 1st exchange for hold of as far as i understand you were under administrative detention mean in israel, did not push forward any charges against you. so what was the formal reason for these really authorities to arrest you? what did you do? what did they claim as the reason behind this arrest, then hire the name on a i had the honestly administrative detention, as we said doesn't involve any legal charges. however, they always claim there is a secret file. they listed several allegations such as me being part of

a terrorist organization communicating with leaders in the popular front. they also accuse me of being an activist and d, stabilizing the security of the state of israel, and so on. of course, there is no investigation. the investigator reads out the charges and asks, do you want me to sign or will you i told him to sign. so he did, could i obviously all these accusations are baseless. what type of, oh who, it, i do think your imprisonment has something to do with as much so that your husband who is now in jail, who is the secretary general of the popular front, folded the ration of palestine. and then uh ken, when there was an appeal hearing to confirm the sentence, my lawyer asked if i could speak to the judge. i told the judge that there was no reason for my arrest other than being ok months. adults, wife. this was my 3rd arrest in my 2nd one back in 2003. it was also administrative detention for 4 months, solely to pressure ok mode,

especially since i'm older with 4 children and 5 grandchildren. i have responsibilities. i'm not politically active. i may be socially active in women's and human rights fields, but that doesn't justify my detention yet about that. and if i myself, during these 4 months, which prison you were held in and what were the conditions there and how you know, for women prisoners, damon prison is the only facility there were about $96.00 women there. excluding kalita, who was in solitary confinement. the prison conditions were extremely harsh. i've been detained 3 times, but this was the hardest. there was constant repression. collective punishment for the entire section. the food was very poor in both quantity and quality, and the health care situation was dire. even the prison doctor acted as a jailer towards the female prisoners. there was constant repression and punishments were frequent. on the morning of october, 7th, they repressed us. they sprayed us with gas while we were in our rooms. handcuffed

us blindfolded us dragged us outside and forced us to kneel in the yard under the israeli flag and national anthem while taking pictures. it was like a horror movies. the food provided was just enough to survive, not to satisfy hunger. if someone was sick, there was no treatment for them other than the doctor telling them to drink water. so as if that would tour everything. there were no family visits, no communication. we felt like we were living in our graves. we were completely cut off from the outside world. we didn't know what was happening outside. we wouldn't even know if someone's father, husband or brother had passed away. we'd only find out if a lawyer visited. it was through lawyers that we learned bits of information about what was happening outside the fatherhood sitting as a 10 to i live us in commemoration of the end of the see the reading. glad the not

see located what is now since it is a bit of a loss of almost 900 days during world war 2 and find the lives of an estimated 1000000 civilians. the russian president dress survivors of the war. he plays the heroism of the soviet people on this sacrifice for the liberation of you with a didn't fit you. on this day, i would like once again to thankfully paid tribute to all those who have relatively defended leningrad to all those who bravely forth on netscape prospect, on the blue oval heights near rosenbaum and cronies, dot in the waters of like yoga and the gulf of finland to ensure the safety of the great road of life, along which thousands of lending great as were evacuated and food was delivered to the city for our entire country, the leningrad victory will forever remain the celebration of the life, courage and spiritual minds of all people the most important frontier of the rugged struggle against the nazis of beat. it was a key milestone on the way to completely defeating the enemy along with its death

machine when she gets extermination of entire nations. we will always remember that it was the soviet people who brought in life peace and freedom to mankind. they did this through the heroism yet at the cost of huge sacrifices and irreparable losses in the as russia marks the 81st anniversary of the ending of the siege of leningrad . vladimir puts him, is in st. petersburg, formerly known as leningrad, he's visited several memorial sites, the link flowers and being disrespectful to the full. and he's also met with the some of the veterans and the survivors of the siege, praising there. sure, always persistence and the holy sacrifice of the soviet people in the great picture of the war against nazi germany. the siege of leningrad was among his doctor's chapter selected nearly $900.00 days. the city was blocked and constantly bombarded by nazi forces. and there are allies which included spanish, italian, norwegian, and finish troops. this quickly led to famine,

fuel shortages and massive casualties among the civilian population. in fact, historians still argue over the exact figures which range between hundreds of thousands up to a 1000000 last lives that would be great through the feed ship, pushed back to nazi forces for several 100 kilometers. finally allowing food and other supplies to reach the city in necessary amounts and also led to the eventually duration of the entire region and the end of the battle of leningrad, which is considered to be one of the longest and bloody as battles of the greek petra. arctic war, in fact, mass graves are still being found in these areas near saint petersburg, even though all these years has now passed. this battle is also considered to be one of the most important ones because it held back about one 5th whole not see forces on the eastern front, preventing them from going deeper into the soviet union and also preventing nazi command from reinforcing other troops involved in other battles now this is the 1st

major uh great petra arctic war anniversary in 2025. but of course, the biggest one will be in may when the world will mark a 2 year since the fall of nazi germany was premier thing times of all the discussions. love is hosting sofas in russian, an indian delegations, the calls that focuses on biological nancy and security ties as well as financial transactions, energy and soon supplies. we spoke with auto renew, does. all right, so the, the canada international foundation, he said that this sparked some pressure to cotton times as russia, india is to defiance against the sanctions. i think of the relationship but has been developing it as they're getting this at the moment. and does it like you to continue to jump on your truck? because one good thing that has happened in the last few years is that a dealership solutions. the 2 countries have not allowed the total control effect as will come in the way of giving the issues. it really depends on the 2 countries

to develop that resilience. because every problem as the solution. also, as we saw after the shelf in war, or there was another pressure on india to take sides of interest in that if it was an inductor, because that's in stands, which hasn't been appreciated by a, you know, show or so. and we bought traditionally, there was an unofficial, but we found risk. so i think of these other problems which of the cannot be ignored. but i'm sure that our solutions estimate that because of so many countries though we're dealing with for sure. i know, you know, to numerous engineers and so many countries and most going to do not want. we have an additional 4 sections that order, one driven edition of industrial click. and it is like a water intro reflectors. have to put the heads together and see how to deal with this problem. what are they said? there is a lot of training which is happening outside the us. and.