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the only group of players that would benefit from that would be the terrorists and dyess.s shadow foreign secretary said she shed no tears for general soleimani, he had the blood of many people on his hands. however, to take him out at this stage, when there has been escalating tensions seems to me to not be making the world safer actually. we are taking a major lurch towards war. webb in the iraqi capital baghdad where the general was killed in the american strait, iraq's parliament has expressed its outrage, voting for the removal of all foreign forces from the country, although the decision is not necessarily binding. america is busy sending reinforcements to the wider region. in practice, around 5000 us forces in iraq are unlikely to leave soon but the us led coalition has announced a pause in training of iraqi forces and operations against ias or dyess. the whole basis will be on protecting its basis. webb australia's prime minister has warned that the bush fires emergency could last for months. scott morrison announced that a recovery agency would help those who've l

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international terrorism targeting and assassinating general saloon money the most effective force fighting dyess isis al-qaeda and how he's extremely dangerous and foolish escalation the u.s. bears responsibility for all consequences of its rogue adventurism he was assassinated this brazen assassination just after arriving at baghdad airport his car was targeted by a strike and apparently they identified him by a ring that he wore there wasn't much left of him he himself was why this is such a high profile especially in iraq while why this is such an infamous event is because it was him who came 1st to the defense of organized the rockiness to resist isis what had seen that isis is going to take over the country that there was nothing to stop them the iraqi army was in shambles it was he who organized the p.m.s. public mobilization popular mobilization for forces and they they resist the dice as they push them back and then the iraqi army came along and clean things up and now they see him assassinated like this the united states by the way says that this was a preemptive defensive action saying

international terrorism targeting and assassinating general salim ani the most effective force fighting dyess isis al-qaeda and how is extremely dangerous and foolish escalation the u.s. bears responsibility for all consequences of its rogue adventurism. just to bring everyone up to speed kassim sulaimani he played a decisive role in stopping isis he was behind one of the one of the people behind who form the p.m.s. the popular mobilization forces in iraq these are the units that when the iraqi army collapsed but it seemed like isis was going to take all of iraq these are the men and woman who stood up who stood up and food back before the army managed to manage to find its feet he did the same in syria he helped stop the fight islamism i says there back in the day the u.s. war in afghanistan he helped the united states fight the taliban fight. but that is ancient history lately the united states has been accusing him of organizing a spate of attacks of kuku dating a spate of attacks on u.s. bases rocket attacks that wound up in the end killing a u.s. contractor in the aftermath of that parti

targeting at assassinating general saw the money the in capitals the most effective force fighting dyess isis nuestra al qaeda et al is extremely dangerous and a foolish escalation the u.s. bears responsibility for or consequences of its road adventurism let's go to georgia bar and our who joins us from tehran endorse or as you've been reporting to us that iran is making very clear that there will be a response to this strike today. yes certainly we have heard from the former head of iran's revolutionary guards more center as a who tweeted that there will be severe consequences and revenge against the united states we've also heard that there has been an emergency meeting called for the national supreme national security council in the islamic republic now this is a body that's headed by president hassan rouhani as well as the head of the country's judiciary as well as the speaker of parliament this is a very powerful organization that deals with iran's foreign policy decisions and it is visors by the supreme leader himself ayatollah ali khamenei and we've also been waiting to find out w

libyan warlord anything after just held talks with the greek foreign minister in athens niggas then dyess encouraged to take a constructive approach to an international conference taking place in berlin one sunday athens has criticized its own exclusion from those un backed talks in the trying to resolve the conflict in libya john psaropoulos is in athens he has more on the great government's expectations from the conference. because greece hasn't been invited to the berlin process mr than the us as we expect the hosts of this round of talks under u.n. auspices germany to behave as the guardians of european positions and that is a reference to the statement issued by the european union last december whereby it condemned the turkey libya agreement on maritime jurisdictions as invalid and illegal and not having any legal consequences for you members greece or anybody else u.s. president donald trump's impeachment trial has begun the legal process was set in motion in the senate on thursday he's accused of threatening to withhold military aid from ukraine in exchange for a political favor ch

oligarchy he says he's a scottish secretary he's got no more political legitimacy than henry dunn dyess and yet to see it represents an oligarchy of the rich and find a kind of a classical form of scottish justice a new boy in the westminster parliament you signed up for a 5 year term will you get your referendum and not 5 years for counting can a car school thank you very much thanks for making me. feel member of the scottish parliament bought us johnson says no to another scottish referendum does come as a surprise to the scottish parliament members i do think it was a tall a surprise given the comments he and his colleagues have been making in the ridiculous comments made by the scottish take it to alice of jock the even if next year again we renew the mandate for an independent verification dome they still wouldn't accept the democratic decision of the scottish people it's unbelievable that the tory party has got itself into this situation yes but surely the prime minister whether it's unbelievable of not consider look i've got the commons majority of 80 my mandates bigger than your

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there is a very significant new nato mission in a row at the moment, helping in the fight against dyessreignty of iraq its parliament and its government, and the prime minister did not answer that question. the united states's actions have undoubtedly ignited the risk of conflict in an already stabilised region, putting civilians, uk troops and nationals at risk, and leaving the runyon us deal in danger of being dead in the water. this government seems not interested in putting its people first, but instead seems more interested in prioritising its relationship with president trump over the security of this country. is that the truth that this prime minister is unable to stand up to president trump because he has pitched his wagon to a deal with the united states, and that prioritises over everything else he ought to be considering? mr speaker, iwas over everything else he ought to be considering? mr speaker, i was kind of waiting for the little green men to come out at the end about the trade deal. this is absolute fiction, but what i will say is that the uk will continue to work for d

how do you know that he was part of dyess? is controlled much of north—eastern syria.rule of terror for three long years. killing opponents and enforcing the strictest form of islam. their syrian capital raqqa was the scene of callous crimes. —— countless crimes. this is the notorious black stadium. under is, it was routinely used for executions and torture. in 2019, after a year as leader of the party, hevrin hosted a celebration of liberation. farhad was there too. just a few weeks later, they were both killed. but the victory over is bya both killed. but the victory over is by a majority kurdish force also sowed seeds of resentment among the population in the traditionally arab lands where is had ruled. hevrin‘s party sought to defuse this resentment by reaching out to the arab population in small towns. and it was notjust my‘s party. that was what washington was trying to do too, and they were keen to find allies. i have come to meet hevrin‘s colleagues. arabs, kurds and christians, together. do you think one of the consequences than of the american withdrawal was