the sonya is that of course go mama, cut that to me, answer. there's a video. the u. s. president saves a assessing the stage for a big deal on ukraine or the welcome an american release from a russian j o. in was thing called as good as will just to i think there's going to be to be a big part of it actually because it could be a big, important part of getting reward over with you grant. as the us, as to damian leaders sit down to know about donald trump's plans, the java king of the low soap soul just taking responsibility for accepting it to it could potentially display some 2000000 people. we have to get the best interest of the united states. so the people to reach and especially to my people of jordan

palestinians and one of the largest refuge accounts in gaza. tell us they will not give up the territory that rightfully belongs to them. this is our land, our home land. our roots are here. this is the land of our ancestors, and we will not leave here. the very will welcome to you. this is all the international with the lights, as well as news on the 8th is great to have you with us as always, our top story and americans teacher who was convicted in russia for drug smuggling has been released under a deal between moscow and washington mach fogel has returned to the west where he was warmly welcomed at the white house by president from the freed schoolteacher. described the russian leader as quotes generous. i think that mister putin rounded him a full pounded lock. fogel has worked at the us embassy in russia and enjoyed diplomatic status until may 2021. he was detained an oldest, not yet

a most go add ports while i'm trying to smuggle with marijuana into russia. so go, pleaded guilty, was sentenced to 14 years. donald trump states the man's release is the 1st step towards a much bigger agreement for ending the ukraine. conflicts. very fair, very, very fair, very reasonable, not like deals you've seen over the years. they were very fair going to lead and what somebody else is being released tomorrow that you will know. but we wanted to get this done very important and see wanted to actually fly over and get mark and get them on properly. because that could be a pretty tough trip to start. i think there's goodwill in terms of the work. i think this could be the very important element. it could be a big part of it actually because it could be a big, important part of getting the water over with you. great. and we appreciate person

input and was what he, what he did, he was able to pull it off for you. right? he was able to pull it up. we think any here. so is good. i will tell you a little bit more about it tomorrow, but i think we made great progress. progress on the war. also getting the word i want to get the war ended. just as evening is a very important evening for ending that was and i think they all want to see it as well as evans, with details. now with honestly, correspondent don't hold close the door any minute studio, thanks for coming in. don't. so the release of this american citizen, by most of it just seemed to come out of the blue, just took us through these house with you. well, although trump hasn't been able to broker an actual piece deal as of yet, as he promised it does look like he's made a lot more progress than anyone else has really over the past 4 years in accomplishing that goal. i mean, in terms of his bigger plan, but trump is talking about we know very,

very little about that. but there are reports that trump's a special onboard for ukraine talks keith kellogg is preparing a piece plan as we speak, that he's preparing to announce at the unix security count conference coming up this weekend. but for his part catalog said that this is not something that he himself can announce only donald trump can do that. and i got to have 10 seconds left. but you had them unit next week and, and there isn't any developing coming from that. yeah, we're going to be muted security conversation really quick. there's a report out from another guy that bad news at work that she had to have before going. i presented piece by next week. no, we're not have. i did not talk to the news network at all. and what would the, you know, it's the person, it's going to present the piece plan is the president united states now. keith keller, we're going to leave it up to him to help him out, get it to a pointed for he delivers that, but that is not going to happen next week at all. we're gonna have to have great discussions with senior leaders and european environment and bring back what we've found out to the present united states and then go from there. okay. well,

it sounds like things are heading of the right direction, but the big question is, what does most guys think about the prospects of a trunk plan that we had anything? well, moscow's always said that it's open to negotiations with the west, but at the same time, the west itself doesn't have exactly the best track record of negotiating in good faith. so obviously, russia is going to be cautious about any sort of potential piece deal. although it has said that it's more than happy to try to normalize relations to come on, but from team, despite the inconsistency of the position stated by himself. and his people at least indicates an interest in resuming the dialogue with russia interrupted by the democrats. we are ready for dialogue, as has been said repeatedly. in particular, we are ready to discuss a settlement in ukraine, but only on an equal and mutually acceptable basis. the language of ultimatums outrages this information, attempts to tell us that we will be given a great favor in exchange for agreeing to obviously implausible demands all this

will not work and relations in dialogue with russia. in practice, we do not see any changes in the course that washington has been pursuing lately. it's assistance. the key of continues. we're seeing persistent attempts to present the case in such a way that moscow must make concessions and compromises if it is interested in some kind of settlement. it is imperative that we get an understanding and recognition from our opponents from the new us administration. that without solving the problems that are the root causes of what is happening, it will not be possible to reach an agreement. when we wall across in key a lot, the middle landscape is also been making some big announcements tells me that's right. i mean, according to ukrainian media reports keeps becoming increasingly and increasingly worried that the west is just going to leave its proxy state completely out of the negotiations, especially because moscow's already made it clear that it doesn't even believes the lensky has the authority to sign off on any sort of potential piece deal,

after all, i mean, he's stayed well past his term in power, the only really through the barrel of a gun and that still hasn't stopped the ukrainian president from cooking up some wild fantasies. or we will swap one territory for another, but added that he did not know which part of russian occupied land ukraine would ask for in return. i don't know, we will see. but all our territories are important. there is no priority. the ground is awaiting neo nazis in the course region without any exchange. it's an area about one meter wide and 2 meters long, and the depth of about one and a half meters. zalinski makes these statements in order to conceal the true extent of the disaster. the ukrainian armed forces face and this area. and it's also important to understand that this all comes on the backdrop of uh, really decreasing manpower in terms of the key, the premium military and resources to fight this conflict so much. so that keeps

trying to entice, it's actually trying very hard, rather to entice 18 year olds in the country to sign off on military contracts right now. but with these decreasing resources and ukraine's other dependents on the west, it, it's anyone's guess how long it's gonna take for them to stop trying to entice people to join the military. and a start basically forcing people as young as 18 years old to join the meek writer. don't many thanks for coming in with the details, but keeping a close eye on the latest developments on this. of course. thank you for the leader of jordan. how's it going to take in 2006? so it's working from gaza in an apparent humanitarian moves. the announcement was made as the sun down for talks with the us presidents. however, king abdulla lisa made it clear he strongly reject donald trump. glad to take over the palestinian and place and displays its entire population to neighboring countries. intriguing the palestinian people. he's made clear he doesn't want to.

well, i don't know, but they may have just something to say because we discussed it just briefly. i think maybe you want to say it now or both. um, mr. president, i think we have to keep in mind that there is a file from egypt in the country. so we've been invited by haven't been said mine to discussions and we, i think the point is how to make this work in a way that is good for everybody. but obviously we have to look at the best impressive united states of the people in the region, especially to my people have jordan has some interesting discussions today. i think one of the things that we can do right away is take a 2000 children that are either caps of children or in a very ill state of to georgia as quickly as possible. and then wait for the gypsies to present that pond on how we can work with the president to the challenges based off the 1st face to face meeting between the american president

and the king of jordan. since trump's ball shaw proposal to permanently relocate palestinians from the gathers trip to foreign countries, specifically age of time, jordan, the idea was earlier firm of the rejected not only by these 2 nations, but also by several arab and movement states. jordan has multiple reasons for opposing the move 1st with 80 percent of the population already palestinian taken in more could create political instability. clearly, seconds towards the remains committed to a 2 state solution establishing an independent palestinian state and given its there was a reach of gavin's could be seen as a bending that's vision, but now there was a shift. why had of is the mixing with the king trump painted up, the possibility of withholding us financial aids to jordan egypt. h, receiving over $1300000000.00 annually. and now jordan has offered to taking 20001000 children with urgent medical needs. trump price. this has

a beautiful gesture, adding that he's 99 percent. sure, he will also reach an agreement with egypt was clearly away as guides as population, exceeding 2000000 trump is looking for a broad a solution. the king of jordan made is clear of any further decisions would depend on the age of stands, hence the outcome owner of an upcoming arab leaders and meeting where a joint respons is expected and on the topic halston, mating. the future of the occupied westbank for weeks. as you know, the idea of has been conducting large scale operations. they are fueling speculations of israel is preparing for alex sation, the territory him who referred to guy as well as dan scenarios. it's biblical name is seen by many and these really a government has a future part of the state. here's what's donald trump had to say about that? many people

so i think it's gonna work out very well. that's really what we're talking about today. i think that's something that's gonna work out automatically and it's in good shape. and we discussed other people have discussed it with us and with me that that's gonna work out west back is going to work out very well. and once again, during this meeting trunk, we to rated his vision, but the west will oh gosh, i'm promising to turn it into a beautiful place. well, making this clear that all the countries will pay for the construction of washington here as well. he said about the financial side of it while also ramping up pressure on a mass. how i was going to clear taxpayer dollars won't be used for this to. we're not going to buy anything. we're going to have it. we're going to keep it and we're going to make sure that is going to be peace. and there's not going to be

any problem and nobody's going to question it. and we're going to write it very properly. and then the people from guys who wouldn't be able to be, be there for years because you're talking about just to get it and prepare it and to take care of all of the problem is that currently it as is, you know, it's tunnels and people are windows titles, and you have some good people and some bad people and you may have passages right now. you know, you have the hostages, possibly there they don't know where they are. and you know, i have a saturday deadline and i don't think they're going to make a deadline. personally, i think they, they want to play tough guy, but we'll see how tough they are. we do all these ro liaison play thing to see what happens. the idea has begun deploying reinforcements in southern israel border and guys of including additional active duty troops and reserves the official need. the military says this is preparing for various scenarios, but the message is crystal clear. if the hostage still collapses, israel is ready to review full scale mil to operations and gather to defeat him us

which one it is now live from tel aviv is aided all co whose son is still being held hostage in gaza. thank you so much for joining us on the program. i really appreciate your time today and my heart goes out to you and everything you've been through. over the past 500 days now i, i understand that you recently received a message from your son alone for the 1st time into the 500 days since he was seized by a mass with, with a would you respect how you're feeling, how you coping the hostages that came home uh they were brought home on saturday. uh, 2 of them were which alone, the whole time, those hostages are very in a very bad shape. from starvation and alone there, they told us this alone is, was with them. so obviously

a loan has been kept in the tunnels the whole time that he was uh that he is a captive. its today's 495 days. he has been a change in his legs with chuckles for so that time so he cannot move too much. he's been getting only one bridge piece of bread a day. that's what i understand. so he's being starved and um, and he's got a, as you know, an injury in his eyes and in some places in his body from the, from the grenades there were thrown when he was taken hostage. so he hasn't been getting any medical attention. this is a very terrible thing to know and we need we need him to come home fast as soon as possible, and that is a beautiful person. you know,

he plays the piano is a pianist he wants. so you went to the nova festival and to live life and then have fun with his friends and as in newness and civilian. and he was good enough for me as well. he land um where 2 of his friends were murdered that day and the bomb shelter that he was in. and 2 of his friends were injured and survived. so. so we're, we are, we are, it's, it's difficult times totally different things and it must be so painful for you to receive such information about his circumstances as well. as you said, a number of hostages has been released in several stages from gaza. do you have any information about why your son hasn't been among those who for already come home? no, i haven't. no, i haven't. and i c k after 2 after saturday. things has to change and on has to be home as soon as possible use humanitarian. he is humanitarian natural today,

i don't know if because the, the army didn't know about this or i have no idea. i have no idea. but from today there's this has to change. he has to come home immediately, immediately. so he can survive alone is from the long use of a i believe that he's so strong because he's been surviving this for the for, for the past 495 days. so he's strong, but we need, she needs us. he's crying from the tunnels, he's crying for people to hear what she needs to get out. he needs to be out, is crying for like days and days and days and days and, and we know i'm not talking to trump who's doing a lot for this deal and i just want him to continue and fight for alone and for the hostages and make sure that they all come home. i want to fight, you know, and i'm fighting for my son, but this is not enough in the world should hear about this. you know my,

my grandfather was in the holocaust. my, my husband's grandfather was in auschwitz and he came out of that 30 kilo's, 30 kilo so alone is now being starved and it's 2025. we're in 2025 is my son. he's being starved every day. and i'm going to king, this is not right. and i know that a long strong and i know one thing because he's great, great. and father went through this. it's in his jeans. so he use surviving. so we need to make sure the world that this will stop, the hostages will be returned and so they can continue with their lives and do the needs to be in. and so all the software i have, how have feeling about the us presidents ultimatum to cancel? the goal is to see spot unless the hostages are released by noon on site today. how are you feeling about that? i i have like 2 ways to look at it. one way it's very scary because the last

time the hostages were afraid, the last year and the and we and these went back to work. a lot of the houses were, were killed or murdered by how much? being scared the, the idea is coming to them. so for me going back to were is not is not how it is not good. you know, so i'm scared about for my son i, i and then the other way, i'm thinking okay, let's just bring all the hostages home. especially the ones that are, that are still alive and it's crucial to bring him now. now this minute. so, you know, i see that i, you know, i, we do believe in time for that the negotiation team is doing well they can. and i hope that they are in their right minds. see my son in front of them, especially after saturday. and um, you know,

this is, this is just just terrible. you have to understand the red cross has never seen any of the hostages from the service does deliver to today. my son has never gotten any treatment medical attention. so and so we have to change that also. why is that? why is that? ok, there's so much food going into garza, none of that comes to my son. none of that come to my son. why is that? this is not home you. this is not me alone is coming back alive. allies coming back to love, we just have to make sure that this happens through today me on the, on the bigger picture as well as for my national, secures, even as the up and v as policy suggests that creating a buffer zone in the so called gaza envelope to protect the safety of his race, who live within a mouse walk at range. do you think that such

a move would make the region safer? i don't know, i'm not a politician and i me started just i have no idea. i'm just alons mother. once an innocent, her son is an innocent civilian to come home. i, i don't know. i don't know whether you just know that we have to look forward. we'd have to see what's going on. now. we know they've locations of my son and we have to act now and the future will come and we will prevail. but a so we have 2 tracks now and date, i'm fully hopeful they go, sun will be returned as safe and sounds. and i hope that in the very near future, the next thing you all have government, his claim has been trying to get ahold of hostages back since october 2023. would you personally say that it's done everything possible to bring your son home? do you feel that way? i want to know that this is what they're doing. but i don't know.

obviously trump comes into the office and the deal starts. you have a do we have to continue with it? i don't know. i know that they're they should be doing everything and i hope they're doing everything. but i don't know if they're doing a vision or looking ahead. what are you planning to do when your son finally comes home? the 1st thing hotel in the election that he's on top of the world and he's the best person and the fact that he has been through this is just amazing. and the 2nd thing i'll do is make sure that he plays the piano. he'll be a piano right when he just comes. and the 3rd thing is taking him to the beach, taking him to the beach and seeing the sunrise and sunset and sunrise and sunset that he hasn't seen for $495.00 days. does not seem to

sound like he doesn't know if it's winter. now he doesn't know that he has no tv. he has a radio. he doesn't know what date is. he doesn't know if it's raining today. it just doesn't know if it's day or night. you know, they say they, they just, you know, take the 9th is just with the lights, they turn off the license, the, but he doesn't know if it's because they just turned off the light. so because it's night time. so it's not, it's not ok. it's not ok, this is a they are tourist organization, thomas is it's yours and one and vision. and we have to to try and make sure that this will never happen again in any country in the world. and what happened on the 7th of october in israel and all the hostages that are still life to bring them now and be all the hostages ones that are not alive to be buried in as well, with their families. and the ones that are our lives. they have to come home as

soon as possible soon as possible. so i think somebody said, were you so much for sharing your story with us today and giving us your time? uh we wish you and your son and your family all the best i was making. so is from kind of a that was it, it, uh hello, sun is still being held hostage and gone. so thank you. on the grounds in goal is that there is no indication that any palestinians would support trumps planned to relocate them. i'll corresponded reports from the hearts of the devastation bank life. you know, when i see i had, we are in one of the largest refugee camps located in the should jaya area, all houses, an infrastructure in this area were destroyed them. yeah, my name is railey military, killed hundreds of residents here in order to force the population to leap the gaza strip us up. i think when the ceasefire was announced, many residents remained in the areas of state law. he a beta new and then jamalia, and it's a lot of us president donald trump says the palestinians must leave the gaza strip

in the distance of solution that supposedly guarantees for peace for palestinian. however, for those palestinians who have had more than $100000.00 tons of explosives fall on them, the situation does not seem so easily solvable. father will soon smash. have you heard about the proposal to evict palestinians from la garza strip? we have heard about this from trauma, but we are not going to leave god. we stayed in the north and did not go to the south. we do not want to leave god. this is the opinion of both me and the entire people of guys. no one wants to leave gaza, we are all holding on. thank god, we will not leave this place even if we are destined to die. dying outside of gaza is painful. here we will pass away with honor. with god's help, we will never leave garza the middle of the trunk once to deprive us of our homeland our land. our roots is ruthless and immoral. he does not understand that people want to live on their own land in their own country. like all nations and i

don't even know what to say about this man. if i ran to ash have cut out of the most of the things get serious. what is um, what will you do the most economical. so we will stay on this land and will not allow anyone to dictate their terms or decisions to us and require us to leave here . this is our land, our home land. our roots are here. this is the land of our ancestors and we will not leave here are just calling in. but it should be noted that many citizens have moved in, but they have moved within the palestinian territories from the northern areas to the central or southern areas. and some have remained in place, suggested was the question is whether there is and is really forced capable of forcing these people to leave their homes. that's happened to their parents and 1948. i'm judging by the words of the residents of the sector. this is unlikely with that in walton, in a large crowd, has rallied in solidarity with gauze in the godaddy and capital city. a non paper was seen waving buzz to damian and paula city,

and the flags which look almost exactly the same. local say they slowly support that kings, dont seem rejecting a complete displacement of gauze as proposed by donald trump. is what else we heard from b riley goes. but it's not my message to the u. s. president. is it, the palestinian people have fallen victim to one of the worst injustices in history? massacres have been committed against them. it is a disgrace to humanity, to the united states of america is directly complicit in these crimes. and with that, the shot or doing our slogan is clear that we are against eviction and resettlement . we stand behind our great king and are confident in our capabilities we are capable of facing any and all challenges including economic ones. jordan has the resources and a wise government and we are confident that we can overcome any challenge. on this, all the king is sending a powerful message today, alarming himself with the support of his people. neither to this group of advocates, defenders of truth and justice represents strength for the king. it is

a trump card and it expresses our support for the people for our country, its security stability and sovereignty. good to have you with those people about the cross don't say more up next on, on the international and we'll be back with more news on face inches, 30 minutes the by the early 1950. can you became one of the centers of resistance to colonialism in africa? the british invaders infringed on the most basic rights of the local population. great britain and pursued the policy of squeezing out the local population from their indigenous lands. the best airable areas were given to white farmers,

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