german armed forces are poised to roll over special military rags for women in the name of gender equality reporting on that this morning the critics say that's the least of the problems right now. brits enjoying last night of partying before a crowd gathering is over 6 takes of. from this morning. is don't tell people to go out there now but i don't be like no you can't do that anymore at that except because it could be however i don't have to train so it does not and going to visit our truck in this is well this morning by the russian president alexander lukashenko. russia later on monday comes after another weekend of mass opposition rallies and better rows with hundreds of arrests made. 801 monday morning 14th of september good morning my name is kevin irwin welcome to the program live from artie's world news center here in moscow going to brand new update for you stick with me as a go through it the 1st new changes promoting gender equality is being considered in the german armed forces the country's defense ministry wants to roll out special new forms of military ranks where women co

on the german armed forces are poised to roll out special military ranks for women in the name of gender equality the critics say that's the least of these problems right. for a good morning to start of a brand new day month of the 14th of september my name's kevin 0 in here at the world news center moscow with the half hour for you hope you can stay with me then the top story this morning belarus what's happening there the latest developments well they are that rallies again took place throughout sunday calling for president alexander looking to resign in the capital minsk little brutal clashes at times between demonstrators and security forces at least $400.00 arrests were made crowds keeping up the pressure then more than a month after the contested election which look at one with 80 percent of the vote the opposition claims the election was rigged. because. there were also several counts of protests in minsk on sunday people voiced their support for president looking shanku uncalled for and to the post election unrest. meantime alexander lukashenko plans to meet his russian counterpa

as president of the united states, he is also the commander in chief of the armed forces. the atlantic jeffrey goldberg wrights -- # ghts -ts -- wrights -- # ghts -ts --its --te . >> in a conversation with senior staff members, on the morning of the scheduled visit trump said why should i go to that cemetery, it's filled with losers. trump referred to the more than 1800 marines who lost their lives as suckers for getting kicked. fox news confirmed the reporting today. donald trump has furiously denied the comments. again at an event today with foreign leaders at the white house. we can see why he would desperately deny the politics. but it is understandable how this reporter is believable given the words that has come out of trump's mouth. >>> henillary clinton fan. it would have been nice if we had gotten him sooner. >> when you look at vinman, the person he reports to, said horrible things, avoided the chain of command. we sent him on his way to a different location. the military can handle him the way they want. >> i heard they had headaches and a couple of other things

there's a call to make more use of the armed forces to tackle coronavirus.hitehall strategic thinking, operational planning, and delivering as well as clarity of the message. former prime minister theresa may says she won't support a bill that gives the government the power to break international law. and there are warnings about the extent of radicalisation injails. within the prison, sharia courts, which metered out punishments including floggings inside the prison, known to the prison staff. but first, boris johnson is to make a statement to mps on tuesday announcing the government's latest plans to tackle coronavirus in england. the government's chief scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance, has warned that if cases of coronavirus continue to double every week in the uk, the number of new infections could grow to 50,000 a day by mid—october leading to a death rate of more than 200 a day a month later. the chief medical advisor, professor chris whitty, said that for the next six months, we would have to take the virus very seriously but that eventually s

news of trucking this monday morning the german armed forces are poised to roll out special military ranks for women in the name of gender equality though critics say that's the least of these problems right now. british enjoy one last night of partying before a crowd gathering over 6 people takes effect in england. is don't tell people to go out there now but. you know you can't do that except if it is a good thing however i don't have to print so it does not imply that it doesn't need any. morning monday the 14th of september when i was kevin i wouldn't normally into the program will do center and mosque of course brand new update for you starting with a brand new story this morning in belarus rallies again taking place throughout sunday calling for president alexander looking to resign in the capital more precisely in minsk there were brutal clashes between demonstrators and security forces at least 400 arrests were made crowds keeping up the pressure more than a month after the contested election then which alexander look at the one with 80 percent of the vote the opposition thou

the men and women of our armed forces still promise to give everything, even unto death. the foreign affairs committee — tom tugendhat. and that's it from me for now. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for a full round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good morning. a sunny start to the week in eastern scotland all the way to the channel. patchy rain, a damp morning in northern ireland. rain spreading through scotla nd ireland. rain spreading through scotland during the day and into the afternoon across wales and england. some sunshine later on towards the west. at long last, the cloud and went breaking up across east angler and the south—west corner. it will feel warmer on the weekend. —— east anglia. further north and west, clear skies into tuesday and not quite as cold as recent nights. a lingering weather front taking a while to shift. the rest of the country one of the driest and branches days of the week. fairly pleasant in the sunshine but things turning stormy in the second half of th

a new change of promoting gender equality being considered in the german armed forces the country's defense ministry wanting to roll out special new forms of military ranks for women the but critics say there are far more urgent issues that need to be addressed 1st when it comes to women serving in the army as our europe correspondent peter all of her explains the latest upgrade to the german military deployment is fair won't see any new high tech weaponry or equipment but a with vision of the language used to address female soldiers defense minister. is expected to make the announcement on tuesday while a.k.k. hasn't been part of the planning of this move it does fit with the telling of development she wants to see in the german armed forces the minister has not yet been involved in work on this particular issue but in general equality between women and men is a consistent guiding principle in the portfolio of the federal ministry of defense linguistic equality is one of many issues the female form of political rank is well known to germans anglo merkel is frau consulate in well her predec

the german armed forces a poised to roll out special military ranks in the name of gender equality though critics say that's the least of the problems right now. no one in the party very good morning from moscow this monday the 14th of september . new center with a brand new update for you to take you through it then we start with this what's happening in belarus and the politics around it rallies again took place throughout sunday calling for president alexander lukashenko to resign in the capital minsk the brutal clashes between demonstrators and security forces at least $400.00 arrests were made crowds are keeping up the pressure then more than a month after the contested election which. one with 80 percent of the vote the opposition claims the election was rigged. the fire a. little bit about. there were also several counter protest to report to a minsk on sunday people voicing their support for president looking showing go and calling for an end to the post-election unrest meantime alexander lukashenko himself is on route to meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin later monday in

and we got the armed forces to surrender in august 1945. steve from west virginia >> good morning >> steve. >> good morning my father served in world war ii. i'd like to ask first frank if he reads japanese? and second of all, i like to ask him if he has read the numerous overwhelming number of comments just after the war by japanese generals that it was not the two nuclear attacks on hiroshima and nagasaki, but the entrance of the soviet union into the war. they had invaded manchuria they were occupying the queen islands would she still occupy to this day. and they were threatening hokkaido and their decision to surrender was based on that much more than it was based on the two nuclear attacks. thank you. >> okay. let me unpack that and several levels. first of all, in terms of the impact of soviet intervention, when the emperor was at that imperial conference nearly hours of august 10th 1945. the general tells the emperor and a classic understatement, the soviet intervention is unfortunate but it doesn't negate their plan to counter the a

now added a new and revolutionary increase in destruction so supplement the growing power of our armed forces in their presence forum these bombs are now in production and even more powerful arms are in development. it is an atomic bomb. it is a harnessing of the basic power of the universe. the force from which the sun draws its power has been loosed against those who brought war to

the men and women of our armed forces still promise to give everything, even unto death.reign affairs committee — tom tugendhat. and that's it from me for now. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for a full round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello again. if you went outside on thursday, i'm sure you noticed a certain autumnal chill in the air. but was it really cold enough for snow? well, actually, this wasn't snow, it was a massive hail storm that went through the bradford area and the 0tley area, quite close to leeds in west yorkshire. and you can see the roads and the pavements turned white as those accumulations of hail built up. it must‘ve been quite some storm. now, the satellite picture shows low pressure over the uk with storm clouds rotating around it, and over the next few hours, we are going to see plenty more of those big showers. areas to watch out for, well, west wales in pembrokeshire and also into cornwall, could see some particularly heavy showers here. we're also going t

the men and women of our armed forces still promise to give everything, even unto death.the foreign affairs committee — tom tugendhat. and that's it from me for now. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for a full round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. the last weekend of september won't be a particularly warm one, but for much of the uk, it'll be dry, there'll be some occasional sunshine. but there is one significant fly in the ointment — this area of low pressure which has pounded parts of eastern england, especially norfolk, with wind and rain to end the week. it will still be close by over the weekend, it will still be windy and still a chance of seeing a bit of rain. it'll be cloudier compared with elsewhere. so, this is how the weekend is shaping up, on the chilly side. some sunshine, but those strong winds particularly across parts of eastern england. they'll still be there as we start saturday. still with some outbreaks of rain lincolnshire into east anglia. elsewhere, clear, ch

of the armed forces over many a have shoulder settlements as well as our military positions from several directions at present the other by joining us firing in the enemy's military position most of their equipment has been destroyed i mean is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded . stick to a real regime his regime until still it sees it is a war imposed on the old meaning people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the amenia phobia and the tea and hatred with which the as it joanie dictatorship fit its people for many decades could not lead to any result of the war it all started sunday morning when we saw this sudden renewal of hostilities between azerbaijan and armenia in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh that's located in the caucasus region which is just south of russia who's to blame both yerevan and baku are accusing each other of being entirely responsible for these renewed hostilities and they're both vowing serious militar

the men and women of our armed forces still promise to give everything, even unto death.affairs committee — tom tugendhat. and that's it from me for now. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for a full round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. it was not going to turn cold very quickly this evening where we have the clear skies. we have got sunshine at the moment across many parts of the country there is still this cloud hanging on to eastern most areas, particularly thick across east anglia and the south—east of england and still quite cold in the wind although it is not as windy as it was only upon today. out towards the west, 18 degrees still possible across south wales but we have got some cloud coming in across other western areas. at the moment it is just thin cloud. that cloud will thicken up across northern ireland and into western scotland so it will be a lot milder in northern ireland and it was last night when we had the cold est was last night when we had the coldest sept

people in the middle, this has gone through the armed forces. the jeff goldberg story, that came out because it was widely talked about by many people in the armed forces that he had insulted those who had served and suffered and died. >> you were aware before the reporting? >> yes. this is something that's been going through the ranks i'm told and people have -- this is what happens when a man has the characteristics of the entertainer that donald trump has and he shoots off his mouth and says a million things and says things in public and in private. look, if you're president of the united states you owe the deepest respect and gratitude for these men and women in uniform. they're putting their lives on the line and they're trusting and their families are trusting you to make those decisions. and that is the way it's been since we fought the revolutionary war. it's been tough. some of the decisions that are made aren't good. it is a sacred duty of the president to respect these people and their sacrifices and he hasn't done it and they know it

armed forces of armenia subjected to considerations of the armed forces of was of course john along the front line and adjacent populated areas in my country to use an intensive fire you know due to the aggression on forces so forces by john have under treat consolations in the exercise of the right of self-defense the businesses of majority statement to speak to conceal its responsibility who preplanned march cumulus through aggression a greased people of no good accountable the aggression. and in your reference point the use of a journey suited to milledge can't through turkey is not really deceptive. there is there has also been a development on the international on the diplomatic stage and that is this increasing and overwhelming outcry international outcry calling of both sides to deescalate the both sides to implement an unconditional ceasefire to give themselves a break and opportunity to start talking to start discussing how to how to bring this conflict which has flared up again again to an end and noticeably absent from this international outcry been several nations that have

troops when thehe president refuses and then to criticize vladimir putin following reports and the armed forces and the partners. arm servicemembers are always there for us and we must be there for them. even when our nation is divided and we learn that in a big way in vietnam. we learn that that serve the troops event. and those that are serving a steak dinner all donated somehow the troops are getting s the same dinner it's an extra ordinary event many of us volunteered to work on the lines one day when i was there there was a vietnam vet he was serving mashed potatoes with a vietnam that had and i said thank you for your service. he said when i was coming home i was greeted by tomatoes i want this to happen to another soldiere again. that's why come here every year to volunteer you can have your disagreements about warren more policy but you do not take it out on the warriors on the front line. sadly right now we have a commander-in-chief who does this including personal vendettas against people like senator mccain. rather than being silent i think we must stand up. and to be very clear that

the men and women of our armed forces still promise to give everything, even unto death.the foreign affairs committee — tom tugendhat. and that's it from me for now. but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for a full round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. the cold winds are still with us on sunday, especially if you live close to the north sea coast. another very brisk day on the way and at times cloudy. but so many of us further towards the west will actually have a very decent sunday. so let's have a look at the satellite picture. we're still sandwiched between two weather systems — a low pressure centred in europe there and a set of weather fronts coming off the atlantic — so we're in this gap here. and actually, the skies have remained clear and that's also leading to a touch of frost across parts of scotland, certainly where the winds are light here around the lowlands. northern ireland dipping down to around 5 degrees, but notice where the winds have remained strong — from hull down to norw

then japan's armed forces had to comply with that surrender. neither one of those steps was a certainty through most of 1945. the emperor makes the critical decision. he makes it in the afternoon of august 8, 1945 when he talks to the foreign minister and says the war must end now. this is after hiroshima, before soviet intervention. there were other factors on his mind including loss of faith and the strategy to meet the invasion, concern about the japanese people reaching revolutionary state sometime in the fall. these all played into his mind. he announces that the decision before the inner circle of leadership in the early morning hours of august 10th. we have the diary entry of the number two man when he learns of the decision. one of the officers in imperial headquarters says i don't think commanders will comply with an order of the emperor. two from the imperial army send messages say we're not going to comply with surrender orders even from the emperor. there's more back and forth in tokyo. they send their first message, really their fi

1st action under this new executive order by sanctioning the year in the ministry of defense and armed forces logistics and iran's defense industries organization and its director well as tensions increase between iran and the united states there are calls for unity at the united nations the annual general debate gets underway in a few hours' time but the special ceremony on monday marked 75 years since the organization was formed in his address the french president emmanuel macro said global rivalries are undermining the un's purpose. our shared home is in disarray this is a reflection of the state of the world the foundations are crumbling the wars are being chipped away at us and it time zone by those who built them to booze that were viewed as being unassailable of being breached wars of any chemical weapons use mr tensions are currently being used with impunity rights hard one being trampled upon and international system as a hostage of rivalries and is being weakened in its ability to prosecute for these abuses and meanwhile those sentiments were echoed by the russian foreign minister s

as the men and women of our armed forces still promise to give everything, even unto death.employer asks of their team or their staff. you're watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy. mps have been warned that extremists could exploit the financial crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. the head of the commission for countering extremism sara khan told the home affairs committee that high unemployment could combine with increasing rates of violence and hate crime to fuel extremism. we have a very robust counterterrorism infrastructure in this country. what we don't have is a counterterrorism machinery. it's weak, it's disjointed, it's behind the curve, it's not operational, and that has to fundamentally change if we are now going to deal with this huge growing problem of extremism. and just to make this point, really, that as a commission, we feel that the threat of extremism has increased over the last decade. the face of modern—day extremism has changed substantially. the ecosystem of hateful extremism has changed beyond recognition. she said extr

continent of europe, and undertake operations aimed at the heart of germany and the destruction of armed forces. this was the most difficult assignment given to one man. the brilliance with which he answered this challenge marks him as one of our greatest soldiers. mr. raymond massey brings you some of the finest moments in the story of the general the army dwight eisenhower. (music) ♪ ♪ the time is june 1945. the occasion, the return to his homeland of the war hero whose efforts have seldom been matched. the european phase of the greatest war than america forefathers over and part of the warmth of the people of abilene, kansas city greek dwight tea as and how are. some of it is the welcome any hometown might give a favorite son who has done a good job. but more than anything else it is a tribute. it is that gratitude felt in every corner of the allied world towards the man who stewarded the crusade to its victory. it was a crusade with many battles and the many trials, but found it simple in one day above all else. d-day. june 6, 1944. the invasion was one of the greatest military adventures o

assistance in the combat zone as well and this is because as he said they've struggled to mozambique an armed forces have struggled in their fight against the armed groups in that area attacks began about 3 years ago but this group has grown considerably bolder last month they took control of the port town of muslim but the prior military haven't been able to flush them out of there since and this is of particular concern to the government of mozambique because 10 years ago vast reserves of natural gas were discovered off the coast of cover delgado province there were about 50 $1000000000.00 and preparations have been made ever since for extraction of that natural gas and the armed group is now getting closer and closer to those gas extracting facilities the important question i suppose is this is whether or not the e.u. wants to get involved in the conflict. well for many years the european union's been involved in in somalia for example where they've supported the government in its fight against the armed groups they trained soldiers somali soldiers and they provided other supports these also been

armenian defense ministry video reportedly shows azerbaijani tanks being attacked by armenian armed forces armenia claims 16 of its soldiers were killed in the clashes meanwhile the seans have been published by the azerbaijan defense ministry it claims they show the destruction of all. many in military hardware smoke can be seen billowing across the area both governments are blaming each other for the escalation. of the armed forces over many a have shelled our settlements as well as our military positions from several directions . at present the us or by johnny armies firing in the enemy's military positions most of their equipment has been destroyed armenia is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded. stick to tauriel regime his resume till still it sees it is a war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the amenia phobia and miti and hatred with which the azubuike johnny dictatorship fed its people for many decade

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by the armenian defense ministry reportedly shows as a johnny tanks being attacked by armenian armed forces mean you claim 16 of its soldiers were killed in these clashes meanwhile these shots have been published by the azerbaijan defense ministry has claimed they show the destruction of army. a new military hardware smoke can be seen by doing across the area and we have asked journalists from armenia and azerbaijan to update us on the situation. our prime minister has announced that army in the a valley is going to do anything to keep people of aruba safe as we know there is a marshal floor in army and so general will do it is a sure win out right now so that officers of the reserves are under the age of 55 mobilized most of the people who are most of the men who are living in armenia are willing to go to the car block to stay for the home ministry of health also announced that everyone who was to help the army can go and delayed a lot all know the situation is. right for people who are who cannot i really hear her but there has never been such an escalation of the conflict as they are by

the united nations, undertake operations aimed at the heart of germany and the destruction of armed forcesthis was the most difficult assignment ever given to one man. their brilliance with which he answered this awesome challenge marks him as one of our great soldiers. massey, that established actor, now brings you some of the finest moment in artistry, the story of dwight d. eisenhower. ♪ raymond: the time is doing 1945. ,-- the time is june 1945. , the occasion, the return to his homeland of the war hero whose efforts have seldom been matched. the european phase of the greatest war america fought his the way the people of abilene, kansas greet dwight d. eisenhower reflect the mood in the nation. hometownelcome any might give its favorite son who has done a good job. but more than anything else, it is a tribute. in gratitude felt in every noner of allied world, nom less than in abilene, to a man who stewarded the crusade to its victory. it was a crusade with many battles and the many trials, but it found its symbol in one day above all others. d-day. june 6, 1944. the invasion of fortres

had the german armed forces to examine the clinical evidence and now we have clear findings alexander valley was a victim of an attack with a chemical agent of the navi chalk group this is a poison that can be undoubtedly found in the clinical evidence that makes it sure that alex and about me is the victim of a crime and he was to be silenced and i condemn that on behalf of the federal government i condemn it strongly i would like to seize the opportunity to express my concerns on behalf of alexander valley and reach out to his family who is suffering difficult times i hope and wish that he will be able to recover from this attack i call the federal president and discussed the new developments in the case and of all me with him the federal government also has informed the parliamentary groups and the german bund a stark. which is the organization for the provision of chemical weapons and dan how we will also establish a contact the russian ambassador how's it been informed this afternoon about the findings in the. federal chancellor's office and we expect the russian government to ma

they underscore the significance of the state of hawaii's relationship with our armed forces.he anniversary of the end of world war ii in the pacific, we remain forever indebted to our world war ii veterans. they helped defend the world from tyranny. we are honored that those from hawaii, some of those same veterans, could join us today in person with many more joining us virtually. indeed, the rest of them are here with us in spirit. boasts signal of strength and symbol of peace, owes much of its legacy to the 33rd president, harry truman. it was hardly a surprise when president truman selected the uss missouri as a site to officially end the war. the proud missouri natives only child margaret served as this ship's sponsor and president at the ship's christening and attended her commissioning. one can only imagine how president truman hoped the pride and joy of his home state would live on in the hearts and minds of americans for years to come. i've mentioned this for two reasons. first, to highlight that the mighty mo, this iconic museum today, is the epitome of the arsenal

completely disagree with each other on forces who are mean you are subjected to considerations of the armed forces who was of course you know along the front line and adjacent populated areas in my country to use an intensifier you know due to the aggression on forces 2 forces by john have under treat consolations in the exercise of the right of self-defense the businesses of majority statement to speak to conceal its responsibility who preplanned march cumulus through aggression a greece the people of no good economy the aggression. and in your reference point the use of a journey soon to milledge contra to the truly deceptive while there has been an international outcry calling for both sides to pull back for a cease fire unconditional cease fire to be put in place and nations have picked sides one of them of course is turkey which has backed by john firmly we've heard. statements such as i said by john in turkey are one people living in 2 different states we've also heard a senior turkish official come out and say that any meaning an attack on and they said about jordan settlement outside the c

in 1948, she is a prime mover behind the bill that helps integrate the armed forces and give women a permanent role in the uniformed forces. she leaves the house the following year to serve in the u.s. senate, runs for the senate, wins election for she is probably best known in the public mind as one of the very few, brave senators who opposed mccarthy, joe mccarthy, and his tactics early on. she gave a speech called the declaration of conscience in june, 1950, where she opposed his tactics. very eloquently. so, and she goes on to serve a very long career to the early 1970's. but she is one of the women who kind of is pushing the story of women of congress. if you're interested in this topic, you can learn more by going to our website which is history.house.gov. the women in congress publication along with the objects and artifacts we do not have on the table today is availabl t

in october $29000.00 turkish armed forces launched an offensive into neighboring syria but failed to achieve their ultimate objective ousting dictator bashar al assad in favor of a radical muslim government. turkish soldiers have also been involved in libya's internal fighting on the side of the government. but anticipated deals on natural gas deliveries from president. bush have yet to materialize. this may have prompted turkish president to want to refocus his foreign policy efforts on the eastern mediterranean and its potentially vast natural gas reserves. had once been building up turkey's armed forces didn't know his worship's and jet fighters have been encroaching on the territorial waters of neighboring countries as a recent example the turkish vessel was spotted searching for gas in a disputed area of southwestern cyprus. the other one has also used arms deals with russia to turn up the political pressure on nato and he's threatened to let thousands of syrian refugees pass through to europe. what does everyone hope to achieve with his aggressive foreign policy. let me put tha

the heroes of our army and armed forces have proven they are the bedrock that will defeat everyone who seeks to return our country to a dictation they've paid to ship and one man rule we fulfilled our promise when we said the invader will not enter tripoli on april 4th of last year the city remains a resilient in the face of a tyrant to kill attack led by the aggressor and of the militias that support and the resulting human and material loss are too much to enumerate here with the sacrifice of our heroes during the volcano of rage operation we were able to deter and defeat the aggression unfortunately it was supported by missionaries and materiel by countries known to everyone and mentioned in un reports this is unacceptable it violates libyan sovereignty and independence and the security council resolutions and international law and custom. which prohibit the interference in internal affairs of states there is no doubt that such conduct cannot be compared to legitimate agreements concluded by the legitimate government with some state. as new developments take plates take place culmin

armenian defense ministry video reportedly shows azerbaijani tanks being attacked by armenian armed forces a media claims that 16 of its soldiers were killed in the clashes the shots have been published by the azerbaijan defense ministry they claim to show the destruction of military. hardware and smoke can be seen billowing across the area both governments are blaming each other for the escalation. of the armed forces over many a have shelled our settlements as well as our military positions from several directions. at present the us or by johnny armies firing in the enemy's military positions most of their equipment has been destroyed armenia is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded . stick to tauriel regime his resume till still it sees it is a war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the amenia phobia amity and hatred with which the azubuike johnny dictatorship fed its people for many decades could not lead

the armed forces are very many and have shelled our settlements as well as our military positions from several directions load them at present the other by joining the army is firing at the enemy's military position most of their equipment has been destroyed i mean it is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded i mean everybody will stick to real regime his resume talks still it's a case it is a war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were provided for the post. because we realize that the armenian phobia and latino hatred with which the johnny dictatorship that its people for many decades you cannot lead to any result of the war. another alarming sign that tensions are only worsening is the introduction of martial law in both countries and curfews in certain cities and us of a charge a media has also mobilize for the militarily calling on its conscripts to step up and. and this latest oh so these rig 90 what was a long standing conflict already has more of the background t

the armed forces are very many and have shoulder settlements as well as our military positions from several directions upload them present the azerbaijani army is firing at the enemy's military positions that most of their equipment has been destroyed and i mean that is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded. want to stick to tauriel regime his regime of hostilities it is a war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because i realize that there are many phobia amity and hatred with which the as it johnny dictatorship finished people for many decades cannot lead to any result other than war what of boston american it even it seems that the only thing that these 2 countries have in common at the moment is martial law i.e. the military as temporary taken over government affairs on mena house also fully mobilized military meaning that it issued a nationwide conscription. this is nothing new as it is a long standing conflict is more of the back

the armed forces. i want to thank the senator from illinois for leading this resolution. and, more importantly, i want to thank her for her service, both to the people of illinois and to our country as an army aviation officer. i hope -- i pray, i plead with our republican friends mott to block this resolution. i'm already disappointed at how few of them have spoken out to criticize president trump for his remarks. are they really so afraid to say anything against this president that they would give him a pass when he despairages our own military? will they really block a resolution condemning these unequivocally disgusting comment, a resolution that reaffirms our support for the military? i certainly hope not. if you can't stand up and say the president was wrong to say these things, then what can you criticize this president or any president for? when comments like this are made about sacrifices of our armed forces, every single elected official should understand instinctively that they are wrong, especially -- especially -- when they come from the commander in chief. l

. >> there is some overlap for those that were in the armed forces also acting for the armed forces and the new yorker brand profile for those commissions from military figures a van public relations to keep it cool with the war department for the most part they were in the mix i love the way when he says he throws them into the field he just knew there would be a scoop. >> he trusted his writers. actually he was not born and bred at the new yorker so what made sean trust he could get this story? >> and then writing for a time magazine and they voluptuous leave publicly hated each other and then since 1939 but they were grooming him to be the heir apparent to time inc. >> he was of that type he was not arafat new york could you. >> he was also from yale and also hotchkiss if you read the time it's a far cry. >> and someone who cares only about literary style that's a hugely important point. run with it. >> he will one hugely significant piece actually he breaks up because lewis is part two chauvinistic for him and he says thanks but no things. instead of the heir apparent for the empire