will be released from confidentiality and the documents and documents of the us department of defense , the us state department, some recent ones, let's look at the issue from their point of view and from our side, there was a small amount, and now let 's fully examine the people present at the scene of the war commanders and the documents. in addition to, for example, some american documents it creates a deeper and more accurate meaning for the audience. we tried to look at the issue from a different perspective, why this happened at all, that is , there is an interview with one of the american field commanders of the iran-iraq war operation, who comes and says , "why the mother of sodium?" this means, what equations were created in the war that i should intervene in this way and give these chemical weapons, how was it that i was informed that we brought it up to be precise, the story was arrested, the reality of this history of the revolution and there are documents in many places, unfortunately, we it reaches them and for example with you many of these parts from we used documents from the spy nest, which i

use our as we hear the us department state department school, the tools frank and difficult it doesn't appear to have found any common ground at all. with a qu latest, is there still a diplomatic solution here? do you think of as i think there are not very many options um at the moment. uh save for keeping who it belongs, that can be a breach also. so of the current impasse. uh essentially we do know um via eco us is that uh a uh, an ordering remission of uh, a close lead is being uh, as, as, as being convened in a blue job on thursdays yourself this week by president toppling i meant to bu, who's not in the, the, the, the, the news and you found a reason to, i'm not doing president, but also we renewed the newly elected clos equis chapman. and so it's expected that to some the 1st is meeting in a bu job will um, we'll have the new share situation at the top of the list of your agenda. we know as well, the last delegation dispatched to me, i mean, by uh, buying a bind to an engine president. um, well, when i went to, uh, we don't give him the most uh, without giving the most hospitable

his biography of the fierce k worked as a consultant to the us department of defense national security council of the united states departments department of the navy, us army, us air force , as well as several ministries of defense of nato countries, this is the background of a popular theorist of modern warfare. and so he writes in a german squat that, uh, well, the way to salvation. here are your first words. today were they are in the deepest hat do not know how to get out. this is true. well, the hatch knows how to get out of the pit. well, we need to do everything that we are doing in terms of armaments, but this is not enough, because 3 million ukrainians need to be sent to the front. if someone thinks it's being discussed, well along with those who were already gone, it is assumed that 3 million are needed. right now, in the army, which will be the only one capable of inflicting a defeat on russia, and it is very interesting that the person who talked about the new wars is all. for the rest. suddenly so trite takes and describes the nazi principle of total war. and where are all the new warriors, technologically cunn

there, the us state department intervened, initially the state department offered money for the supply batches of cassettes, but began a training program for ukrainian nuclear scientists, and so on and so forth. that is, immediately it turned to politics. why is that? well, i can say that in the nineties i read some, let's say, american analytical articles where i openly said that we should drive a wedge between russian and ukrainian. in 2006, when yushchenko was president in ukraine, eastinghouse made the first attempt to supply its fuel to nuclear power plants in ukraine, it was the south ukrainian nuclear power plant in the nikolaev region, and then it led to very bad results. well, of course, chernobyl did not happen, but fuel assemblies from wistinghouse. they fell into disrepair at the south ukrainian nuclear power plant and the reactor had to be shut down. moreover, to stop it in an emergency , to remove all the fuel assemblies, the reactor was frozen for some time, and this was the end of cooperation with ukraine. well, after the maidan everything went back to normal , whistled

the us state department intervened there, initially the state department offered money for the supplyhe first experimental batches of cassettes, and began initiating a training program for ukrainian nuclear scientists, and so on and so forth, that is, immediately it was about politics. why is that? well, i can say that in the nineties i read some, let's say, american analytical articles where i openly said that we should drive a wedge between russian and ukrainian. in 2006, when yushchenko was president in ukraine , eastinghouse made the first attempt to supply its fuel to nuclear power plants on the territory of ukraine, it was the south ukrainian nuclear power plant in the nikolaev region, and then this led to very bad consequences. well, of course, chernobyl did not happen, but fuel assemblies from wistinghouse. they fell into disrepair south ukrainian nuclear power plant had to shut down the reactor. and emergency stop it to remove all the fuel assemblies of the reactor. they froze there for some time, and at this the cooperation between westinghouse and ukraine ceased. well, afte

use of tourist methods. actually. i have already quoted the us state department when the representative of this department said that terroristsr own goals ; the reverse is called the kiev regime of terrorists, he simply calls the kiev regime, but the methods of the terrorist regime. against this background, it is not surprising that, feeling its absolute impunity, the military-political leadership of ukraine is not afraid to admit to committing more and more attacks against civilians and non-military civilian infrastructure . russia will continue to attract the attention of the international community, in particular within the framework of the un security council. and other specialized bodies of this structure to the severe humanitarian consequences of tourist terrorist activities, but the kiev regime. ah, here’s another thing about the situation on july 27, it became known about the decision of us president biden to begin transferring to the international criminal court some evidence available to washington about the alleged crimes of the russian military in ukraine, thereby the international community is witnessing a radica

state department. the us does not own the information. well, in the words of danilov, it is the state department’s data that the american newspaper refers tokilled and from 100 to 120,000, and the wounded maslan, adds the bbc, everything is very much in their cemeteries, all over ukraine the dead soldiers continue to stay here in lviv near the border. poland is very far from fighting. on the eastern front. there are hundreds of fresh graves of soldiers in this cemetery, which is on the hill of them there. so much the british correspondent says so much to make room for the grave of asu. everything, it looks like blasphemy, but danilova and the entire kiev elite in general are growing a cemetery. danilov, of course, argued so gently, because he does not want to bite. e hand feeding to argue with the owner. this is wrong, not good, but he is involved precisely in hiding this information, because if this information is confirmed by the ukrainian myth, uh, and a riot, here in kiev on the maidan there was a recent rally of families of missing vushniks with lists of photographs. these people can become a big problem for the bank, because kiev has

used to at the us state department, never used the term sucking up. it does sucking up work? is it useful? you know, we are very much kind—hearted in the state departmentfan of diplomacy, _ around there. i am a big fan of diplomacy, there must be engagement with china _ diplomacy, there must be engagement with china without a doubt talking to china _ with china without a doubt talking to china matters. 0ne with china without a doubt talking to china matters. one has to have a stiff spine — to china matters. one has to have a stiff spine. diplomacy is on the powerful— stiff spine. diplomacy is on the powerful and effective when there is a position— powerful and effective when there is a position to advance. just talking isn't good — a position to advance. just talking isn't good enough. right now, china has been _ isn't good enough. right now, china has been showing what it wants and it has— has been showing what it wants and it has been— has been showing what it wants and it has been belligerent towards taiwan, — it has been belligerent towards taiwan, been violating the rights of the hong _ taiwan, been violating the rights of the hong kong people now

culture throughout his presidency use the justice _ throughout his presidency use the justice department and state departmentdepartment and its administration in order to _ department and its administration in order to further his electoral ambitions in violation of the law. repeated — ambitions in violation of the law. repeated violations in several of the agencies during this, he was impeached for his extortion effort of fees _ impeached for his extortion effort of fees for— impeached for his extortion effort of fees for the ukraine, threatening to withhold military aid in ukraine and must — to withhold military aid in ukraine and must be investigated joe biden for him _ and must be investigated joe biden for him to— and must be investigated joe biden for him to help his campaign and the problems— for him to help his campaign and the problems of donald trump go on and on. problems of donald trump go on and on this _ problems of donald trump go on and on this is _ problems of donald trump go on and on. this is predictable, what happened in 2020. when he lost his election. _ happened in 2020. when he lost hi

us state department announced that washington is extremely concerned about the expansion of military cooperation between north korea and russia. according to al-mayadeen network, the spokesperson of the us state department said that moscow's attempt to strengthen security cooperation and arms contracts with pyongyang is a violation of a series of un security council resolutions . fire victims there are 106 people in maui in hawaii, cnn reported that this is the deadliest forest fire in the united states in more than 10 years. only 15 of the 106 survivors have been identified in the tabriz wildfires, which have so far been searched. spanish authorities on wednesday ordered the evacuation of four villages on the island of tenerife in the canary islands after a forest fire in it happened around mount tide volcano this fire, which started late on tuesday night, is spreading in a forest area in the northeastern part of tenerife, and this problem has made their work difficult . until wednesday morning, the fire burned about 130 hectares of land, which is the highest peak in spain . according to mr. sahrai, schools that charge more than the approved rate of tuition should be dealt with. school fees on the webs

us state department will release in 2021, the 20-year, 30-year , 40-year period has passed and secrecy has been removed. there are interesting documents behind the scenes of the chemical attacks . forgive the us state department . internal documents were judicial documents released. at we will be at your service, weather forecast, more news, the first world meeting of traditional medicine hosted by india was held, india has the largest number of traditional medicine schools in the world, the flowers of himachal pradesh in northern india is one of the regions where many medicinal plants grow, this old man is one of the residents of the region. it is known that the properties of the roots and leaves of the plants and forest trees here are fattening. you can get rid of kidney stones by eating the powder. in india , there are about 15 to 20 thousand species of plants that have medicinal value . their foods are sweets and medicines. about 90 is obtained from the heart of nature and forest trees and plants the percentage of medicinal plants that are used in the pharmaceutical industry are obtained from these forest plants. these are all plants. a part of the government of madhya pradesh produces these goods in coop

used with correct intent may provide incentives for foreign countries to make changes. certainly the state department was to prevent future abductions. require the state department to use multiple tools that are already in the act. hearing after hearing, this has been addressed in the senate and the house. they declined again. this debuts it as important and meaningful when year after year they failed to move beyond them and foreign countries still don't improve. let's move beyond them. they again noted the supreme court of the united states has recognized family abduction is a form of child abuse with potentially devastating consequences for a child which may include negative impacts on the physical and mental well-being of the child. it may cause the child to experience a loss of community and stability leading to loneliness, anger and fear of abandonment. eric cases are not custody disputes. the impact from this crime on the victims is lifelong. last week's article -- they bravely shared his experience. he says he was beaten when he asked about his father and then his last name was secretly changed, cutting him off from all future contact. i lost my identity

states found viable ways to export ukrainian grain through territorial waters and land after withdrawal this was reported by reuters with reference to the department of state sanctions coordination office of the us state departmentday, the topic of grain was a key topic during the visit of the minister of foreign affairs of turkey haka to fidana . today, the head of the foreign ministry had a meeting with volodymyr zelenskyi . the russians of the grain corridor in the black sea discussed a peace formula. and later, khidan had separate negotiations with his ukrainian colleague dmytro kuleba, and soon the turkish president, director dogan will pay a visit to russia to conduct grain negotiations, according to fidan khakan - this is currently a priority for them, especially considering the recent shelling of ports , the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, for his part, noted that ukraine will not make any concessions to the aggressor in order to restore the grain corridor and has other transportation options in stock food transport infrastructure, which plays a key role in the issue of grain transportation, and it is for this reason that we called on russia to resume this initiative, our president in this issues

fifth article of the alliance, the us state department commented on the freezing of belarusian helicopters on the territory of poland, at the same time, state departmentkesman matthew miller said that the united states continues to take the security of the alliance seriously and expects that all countries will respect the sovereign airspace of other states. under shelling , the biliangals took four children from turkey to donetsk region, two families agreed to the evacuation, a woman with two sons and their acquaintance from the girls really wanted to leave the city with their two daughters, but the parents were in no hurry to leave the city, the police managed to convince them during the evacuation, the occupiers fired at the armored cars, now volunteers are looking for temporary housing for the families, an honorable case in the lviv region , 31 children found their parents, this is three times more than in the whole of last year, says the head of the affairs service children of lviv ova volodymyr lys it was precisely because of the increase in immigrants that the statistics increased positively , 59 children were placed in foster families and famil

article of the alliance attack the us state department commented on the flight of belarusian helicopters on the territory of poland, at the same time , state department spokesman matthew miller said that the united states continues to take the security of the alliance seriously and expects that all countries will respect the sovereign airspace of other states and something is burning again in the neighbors in the suburbs of moscow there was an explosion at an oxygen storage warehouse, this is reported by the russian propaganda media , as eyewitnesses in social networks note, the explosion occurred near the village of achkasove, they also specify that the official masthead is now being raised at the scene of the incident there is currently no information from the ministry of emergency situations of the moscow region bloody putin riding a mini-tank, such a statue with the image of the russian dictator was installed in an italian park, reuters reports placed the sculpture right on the children's playground in rome, surprising the residents and children, the effigy was made by the french artist james kolomna, an artist known for his bright red street scu

of the alliance, the attack of the us state department commented on the flight of belarusian helicopters to the territory of poland at the same time state department spokesman matthew miller said that the united states continues to take the security of the alliance seriously and expects that all countries will respect the sovereign airspace of other states in ukraine, will create an independent commission to control the funds allocated by the european union to support the reconstruction and modernization of ukraine. the body that will control the money will include mostly ukrainians as well as independent foreign representatives of the shops, she emphasized that the final the algorithm of how exactly this mechanism will work is still unknown. i will remind you that in june of this year, the european commission announced the creation of a special new support mechanism for ukraine, the funding will be up to 50 billion euros for a period of four years, the plan and the priorities determined by the ukrainian side will be as transparent as possible, because as i understand it, there is a digital way tracking the implementation of the plan, which is und

for most of his biography , he worked as a consultant to the us department of defense with avito homeland security , united states departmenty, us army, us air force, and several national defense ministries. nato is such a background for a popular theorist of modern warfare. and so he writes in german to bring an article that well, the way to salvation, here are your first words. today they were in the deepest ryaba, i don’t know how to get out of it, it’s true. well , he knows how to get out of the pit of the fierce. well, we need to do everything that we are doing in terms of armaments, but this is not enough, because 3 million ukrainians need to be sent to the front. if someone thinks that it is being discussed, well, along with those who have already been there, it is supposed to be 3 million. right now, in the army, which will be the only one capable of inflicting a defeat on russia, and it is very interesting that the person who told about the new wars is all. for the rest. suddenly so trite takes and describes hitler's principles of total war. and where are all the new warriors, technologically cunningly made, well,

us state department's principal deputy spokesperson, vedant patel. thank you so much forjoining us. francis taken the decision to evacuate it seasons of from niger that i know the state departmently assessing the situation, but what conditions with their need to be for the us to also evacuate its citizens. to be for the us to also evacuate its citizen— its citizens. thank you for having me. you its citizens. thank you for having me- you were — its citizens. thank you for having me. you were correct. _ its citizens. thank you for having me. you were correct. the - its citizens. thank you for having me. you were correct. the state i me. you were correct. the state department has no higher priority than notjust the department has no higher priority than not just the safety and security of american citizens abroad, but also our personnel and diplomats that work in operate in our facilities overseas. they are continuing to assess the security situations on the ground just as we would in any country. the important thing to remember it is that at this time it continues to be relatively calm. our embassy remains and we have full accountability there and it is operating as standard toda

state department's principal deputy spokesperson. thank you so much for joining us. france has taken the decision to evacuate citizens from niger. i know the state departmentssing the sh -- the situation but what conditions with their need to be for the u.s. to evacuate citizens? >> thanks so much for having me. the state department has no higher i already then not just the safety and security of american citizens abroad but also our personnel and diplomats that work and operate in our facilities overseas. we are continuing to assess the security situations on the ground as we would in any country. the important thing to remember is at this time it continues to be relatively calm. our embassy, continue to have full accountability. it is operating as standard today and will continue to adjust and make assessments should the circumstances on the ground change. >> it is relatively calm but west african states have threatened to use force if the president is not restored to power. we asked niger's ambassador to the u.s. if he would support and intervention. this is what he told us. >> i will not rule out any solution because -- comes to power by force. they wa

state department. as for trouble making, you feel like in the course the content of africa, it saves us state department as they do then i've got to stand still sign in their shoes, and they're in ukraine at destroying country, essentially with their proxy war against russia. it seems that they're still energetically in africa and it turns out that the high priestess of us neil, neo con policy and victoria newland, the one of the architects of the the might on to it back in 2014. she's been in the share as well, with one of the hirsch's source, it says that things didn't quite go to plan for victoria noon. and then she went there to try and safe guard supplies into your from that very resource which country is going to look at that as well. the intelligence official put her remarks to the times in american military lingo. victoria set out to save the new share uranium owners from the barbaric russians and got a huge single finger salute. yeah, so as you can see, this a front of, you know, we start with, you probably will be there till the very end. don't worry about it. it seems that this, this messagin

department of the us embassy in moscow, i was offered a job in the political department, in fact the united states in the city of moscow, i was approached by the us embassy staff jeff and sirin, or as the resonant events taking place at the moment are such, as a specially designed military operation mobile such. uh, there, the events of their negative push the cramped mood among the population with this for the money on purpose. under it, the americans registered a fictitious company where he allegedly worked as an operations manager. and he also made a list of those who, in his opinion and from among representatives of the expert and journalistic conditions for conducting a special military operation, maintain confidential contacts with the americans , provide information of interest to the united states embassy to transfer fsb operatives disguised as electricians so that he is allegedly completely safe. i assumed that they could be involved in the breeding activities of the united states of america. inadequately expressed his own, but they did not always say that all my activities were completely legal. here's one of the show's curators, david byrne, in moscow, with an endearing smile and considerable experience in dealing with representatives of the russian so-called opposition. for example, he has been to not resonant lawsuits. here is burnsteins arrogantly, bored in such a way , listening to a briefing by vadim prokhorov, a lawyer otherwise line bernstein was also directly at the trial of the american embassy departmentin moscow, an introvert analyst is not public the character when sean is taken was baptized by the agent due to not being able to visit him or contact him. i'm not going to go into the details of how we support jeffrey seelin and david byrne. stein was not there. but the latter was seen the very next day in golovin's judicial car liquidated by the supreme court of the human rights center. memorial oleg orlanets, switched to another object, so to speak. and what, naveya in the state department, they already forgot to think after my detention in order to to exchange extreme and views, they constantly help the villages or schools, and they didn’t just leave me. the fsb of russia sent subpoenas to the us embassy in moscow so that the diplomats silena burn. become for of course. nobody came. but the criminal article under which passes. now the former informer of the american embassy for cooperation with a foreign state provides up to 8 years in prison for such disposable agents as he has no

if somebody could certainly buzz you in order to regain those ground, the state department, to the political department of the us embassy and most code organized at target, asked for to recruit informants from the russian citizens whose tasks include collection is a nation of interest to the us for and policy establishment, in particular, the state department bureau of intelligence and research, and structural a part of the us intelligence community. what is also to say about this? well, they admit that sort of was working for them and not they late or employed since we're a commercial company. well that neither he nor they did anything wrong. and of course they couldn't. den his arrest, someone say there's nothing criminal about collecting negative stories, even if it is a against your own country. but there is more fuel switch to shut it, boosting david bun state. and 1st secretary of the political section of the us embassy in moscow, gave me the task of locating russian citizens loyal to the us from among the expert and journalistic community to organize contact with them in order to discuss issues of interes

by the us state department spokesman said is deeply concerned by the threat of worsening violence in the west african country. well, my canada is in washington with the latest real estate department is issued a statement expressing its concern about the worsening violence in molly, at points in particular to via text. so new and peace keepers who are busy withdrawing from the country following an order by the military government. now that military government took over paula in a cou a few years ago. and since then they basically turned against form the western partners like france and the u. s and have moved towards the russian. brett groups like the wagner group suddenly a month ago, the us state department issued sanctions again, some of the molly governments, members because of the links with that. wagner group now to the us, already experiencing the full out of a similar to in nature, having seen one in the neighboring but keen a fast so, and of course as neighboring. molly is great concern about any instability in the region. given that nisha was the us of last standing ally until that who happened recently. so for the us, this a major threat to national security, not least

us sanctions against damascus are significantly harming the lives of ordinary everyday people. these sanction these uh uh, these decision from that grocery department or other departments in the united states is finally she directly, as i see. and people, or they're never used before. it's affecting on the, their level of the lives or any 1st to deal with the votes. or how you cation, the higher education. so we are not speaking about a, what about the guns that may come from a gun to thinking about? we are in front of a, uh, uh, what magic are against the city and people. the united states is a and now practicing the its terrorism icon call it is economics terrorism because uh, any view ability color differences between different states or in the world. it doesn't feel that ice would kill these people to see. and people, after 15 years of this war, they faced the most international terrorism, which was supported from different countries in the world as they are under sanctions. they are under surrounded and united, 5th seeking now to close the border where they are. ok. so these inc. crazy over the pressure on this hand, people i think at the end of the day america wouldn't pay the price

us an officer suffered an injury. the department of california department of justice will investigate the shooting. state law requires the doj investigate when a police shooting ends in the death of an unarmed person. >>> an update on breaking news. new state charges filed against several antioch and pittsburg police officers. the contra costa county district attorney just announcing criminal charges against five officers accused of taking bribes for voiding traffic citations. the charges are separate from the federal charges announced earlier this week although they do involve some of the same officers. no immediate comment from either the pittsburg or antioch police department. the federal charges led to the arrest of ten current or former antioch and pittsburg cops. the city of antioch is taking new steps in response to the federal indictments. here is nbc's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: the antioch city manager told us three of the indicted police officers are now on unpaid administrative leave. they have been collecting a paycheck up until yesterday, but not anymore. >> i'm just happy for the fbi bec

states. and they also allege that the former president tried to use the justice department with the help of a justice department official who is named as a co-conspirator to try to apply pressure specifically on the state of georgia. and it is widely reported that he pressed mike pence not to certify the results of the election for now president biden. this all culminated in the violence that we saw on january 6. prosecutors allege these lies helped propel the sense of does his trust in the government and in the outcome which in part resulted in the violence we saw in january 6. but the indictment lays out how then president trump did not do anything to try to quell the violence and in fact he and his associates doubled down in their efforts to try to overturn the results of the election. the former president is expected to make his initial court appearance on thursday. unclear if he will be in person or via zoom. and the investigation continues. the special counsel confirmed that on tuesday. and we know from our own reporting that they will continue to interview witnesses including one next monday. paula reid,

departed from each initially and for the city of specs on thursday. the us state department has confirmed that washington is pulling more than a $100000000.00 in aid from new share over a military take over the west africans. lucky to was says it will hold a summit on thursday. the deadlines of who leaders to step down and restoring these years ousted president, expired on sunday news here is military junk that has closed. the aerospace and put border forces on high alert is and they've been to betty, is in these years capital in the, on a on the road here in the, i mean, nothing shows that and military attack is going to take place soon after the end of the deadline, 6, people are vacant, there are patients, restaurants are open and we can see that live is going normal. must of course, people are one day. they leave the such a situation in the 1st time maybe of their life. and so they did not get any answers about the solution and some have decided to leave the capital and look for a safety place because they believe that the minnesota attack is going to take place. now, only people who are demonstrating here and they are supporting yesterday we're seeing one of we'll just ration and we're seeing members of the schools that they don't care about. the deadline 6 by a go us and they will go ahead with the they don't fit a v. as in the u. k has begun the housing asylum seekers on the barge. it is part of the government's plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants as they wait for their claims to be processed. the plan has attractive controversy with some cooling it in humane. harry faucet reports for the 1st few of the planned $500.00 asylum seekers arriving on monday at the new accommodation, a ball jolting and south coast. the plan is attracted controversy and delay of a safety suitability in scale. 500 men represent a tiny fraction of the people, a waiting and assigning decision that the government says it's a necessary 1st step in stemming the numbers of people coming to the u. k. in small but because of the crisis we haven't the child that we have to provide accommodation and we have to start spending 6000000 pounds a night of touch base money on hotels. which to some extent on that curious what we need a small basic accommodation to start the pool factor. the prime minister has made it clear he wants to reduce that looks and we're doing that around $50000.00. decide him. see, cuz the currently in hotels. acosta. nearly $8000000.00 a day. when the budge arrived in mid july, it was met with protests by those who see it as in humane and those who don't want them in the asylum sick because of a human beings, they need to be treated with decency costs and respect that human beings best cut full in communities about is not the way to treat human beings or a so many problems with housing, people in these conditions. so that's it just, it just doesn't pass thinking about on the whole heavy so far, failed to put migraines, to run the risk. so next government is on a mission to cut the number of small boats arriving in the u. k. maybe 4000 people across the channel in june. the fact that the baby stuck home as 222 cabins, but a set the house 500 men, could also be seen as a deterrent little presence ships. but you're not look top on board. um you are free to come and go. well, the prime minister is saying is that he needs to find a way of stopping the boats, and a new law has just been passed, which will enable him to stop people claiming assault limits are coming from the sites the country. and so it's on the move quickly thing, there's a real message here up to uh, would be, mike mentioned aside and say, cuz not to fall into the hands of the smuggling games. the main opposition label policy says it to would use barges in the short term while criticizing the government for creating the problem by not processing asylum claims more quickly. the be stuck in is that to operate initially for 18 months, which would take it past the next general election, in which migration policy is set to be front and center. how are we suppose it, i'll just 0 processing. and teenager rumsey outlet has died in the hospital one week after being shot by as really soldiers. a funeral was held for the 17 year old . and the village of so want in the occupied with the fact he had been shot near the legal settlement of a from officer. the is really army says that through a fire, $212.00 palestinians and $28.00 is really have been killed so far in the most violent year. in decades. at least 12 people have been injured in an explosion and a grain storage facility in turkey. a 2 are said to be in a serious condition, rescue crews rushed to the side of the blast east of his stumble, of any run. so record electricity consumption on sunday, as temperatures in some areas, sword to $51.00 degrees. power cuts were reported across the country. the government ordered a 2 day shut down of schools, banks and government offices last week because of what it called unprecedented heat . dorothy jabari is into, around with a record breaking day in iran, as the country record is its highest ever electricity consumption. on sunday, according to officials, 73450 megawatts of electricity was used as temperatures of 38 degrees celsius in the capital. and 51 degrees celsius in the south were recorded. last tuesday, the government announced a 2 day public holiday ordering all government agencies, banks and schools to close at mid storing temperatures that threaten public health and strain. the power grant health ministry advise older people, children, and those with underlying health conditions to stay indoors because of the risk of heat stroke. if this heat wave continues more public holidays are expected to be announced, while officials have not announced any rolling blackouts yet, there has been a number of reports of power outages across the capitol. well, some have receive text messages from the officials, warning the when they are about to lose power. others have not had any warnings when they lose electricity. door safari out to 0 to home. in south africa, at least 2 people have been killed during a violent transportation strike. several others have been injured during the week long walk outside drivers of many bus taxis. they're one of the main ways to get to work and just generally get around. some vehicles have been set on fire and drivers say that they faced heavy handed tactics by police and city authorities. of the edinburgh fringe festival is back in full scale in scotland this year, following the coven 19 pandemic. and jonah ho is at the biggest arts festival in the world where he caught up with a troop of young self africans who will be performing at the annual event. for the very 1st time i show is about teaching people about our culture, how we speak, and how we connected from africa. 10 young south africans on the stage for the 1st time, the 1st time. in fact, on any state. yes, yeah, yeah. well, it's a song and dance show featuring, i'm trained, performers brought together by a charity called the bundle of trust. many of them just school children doing what comes naturally. almost like i'm dreaming because it's time was like, i'm painting myself like, oh this is getting real. this is getting real and i was praying because i was so excited to be so a psych painter not making my to so comfortable. and for all of them, performing at the world's largest fringe festival is also the 1st time abroad their 1st ever journey on a plane was a novice and i had some goose bombs was like, oh ok. ok. ok. and when we um, performing in new in with the people inside to dance with them. i was like okay, yeah, that's a beautiful people are great. beautiful. it's like an hour joy. to see this i couldn't stop meeting. i'm missing all of the show at the streets of this go, this capital be no less welcoming than the stage. i didn't really experience here. you'd be able to be here every day, like this fine even retired. some people come to our show. they've been amazed about the confidence of dental teens and stuff like that. and for us, that home was us because this is what we do on daily basis in terms of our streets, inside the freeform. i just home audio, it says can linda, regardless of use it comes students has in life, you can find joy, you can find peace. to music and, and jonah o l g 0 at the edinburgh fringe festival. the you're watching else is 0. you're the heads of the top stories this our brazil is preparing to host a 2 day summit on how to protect the amazon rain forest. recent data shows a major reduction in the amount of trees being cut in some areas. however, enormous challenges do remain. the us state department has confirmed that washington is pausing more than a $100000000.00 in aid from new share following.

state departments. there, the thunder and lightning fight exacerbates ukraine's failure in the ruling elites. the us is urgently looking for the guilty directors. the cia relieves itself of responsibility burns allegedly stated it departmentsatedly warned ukraine about the failed project under attack , the security adviser for us salivan, as well as the head of the austin ministry of defense, a. they authorized the circuit to advance. too actively put on the failure of the ukrainian offensive, all weapons see it. yes, kyiv no longer saves from a blizzard. won. for the past three months now, we have been observing the fire of the kiev regime in the context of the so-called strategic contour of the offensive of ukraine, which, according to western propagandists. it was supposed to bring a military victory. for these purposes the entire nato war machine was abandoned. billions spent from the pockets of western taxpayers but in the end, as the well-known proverb says, the mountain gave birth to a mouse. the only result of the ukrainian counter-offensive that even the west is forced to admit is tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers killed and hundreds of units destroyed by expensive western equipment. the united states knows

but they do refer us to the justice department and a state spokesman saying they refer to the justice department, which conducts its investigation independently, and that is something that i suspect you're going to hear jack smith stress once again as well. this white house has gone out of its way in recent weeks to underscore the independence of the judiciary. it is why you are not seeing president biden comment on this. he is well aware how donald trump is trying to spin this, how republicans are arguing that president biden, they claim, is simply trying to persecute his political rival here. and so the president has stressed he hasn't told the justice department what to pursue. he hasn't tried to influence what charges they bring. we should say, though, while joe biden has been silent on these indictments, he has been very outspoken in the past about donald trump and january sixth, he has accused him of spreading a web of lies about the 2020 election. he has said he valued power over principle, saying that his bruised ego mattered more to him than our democracy and he has been very clear that

the us state department saying that it's seen the reports and if confirmed, no one should be surprised. the state department spokesman says the disastrous war in ukraine led to a private call me marching on moscow. and now it would seem to this or his, i'll just here is dimitri method, ankle on wagner, and the mind behind it all the products you have any for goes bruce to power and russia from humble beginnings in st. petersburg. after being jailed for 9 years for rubbery and fluid, he became a hot dog salesman and then the man known as putins, chef his catering company hosted events for foreign leaders as well as president vladimir pollutants private birthday parties. it wasn't until 2022. the precaution admitted that he had found it the wagon a private military company, 8 years earlier in eastern ukraine. he previously denied all connections to the most scenary group and suit any one linking him to walk that a mess. and there is illegal in russia, but precautions close links to putin and russia's elite allowed him to bypass legislation, and gave plausible deniability of any involvement in operations of a

us state department informant without leaving him any chance to escape , russian citizen shonov worked in the consulate for more than 10 years. the americans liked the states in vladivostok. he even has awards from the state departmentrm impeccable service. it was precisely this wording that in the twenty- first year, the us diplomatic mission in vladivostok was closed. russia's response shonakh was left without a job to expel our diplomats, but already a year after the start of a special military operation. i decided to raise old connections, after a while the work of the political department was not offered, in fact the us in the city of moscow, the employees of the us embassy, ​​they looked interested in failures of information about resonant events taking place at the moment, such as on purpose.

a little to dnipropetrovsk oblast and with us serhiy kovtonyuk, head of the media relations and public affairs department of the main department of the stateukraine in dnipropetrovsk oblast , lieutenant colonel of the civil protection service, mr. serhiy dobrogo, to you well, of course, we are talking now , first of all, about the barbaric attack in kryvyi rih, uh , or there, i understand that the work on the demolition of the rubble has already been completed. well, let's remind you that yesterday morning, the enemy launched another rocket attack on the city of kryvyi rih . one hit hit a nine-story residential building . have all the people from those buildings been evicted, or is there a threat of collapse, for example, our rescuers dismantled all the structures that were dangerous and overhanging the house, how do we see in this the fourth entrance is in the emergency room the state of things is now fenced off, but the final decision will be made after the expert commission . was there actually a collapse during the rescue operation? did anyone get hurt? it was actually the employees of the state emergency service. fortunately, everyone

ladder, worked in china then served in the state department's bureau for east asia and the pacific ocean in moscow at the us embassy then in the state department. the director of the former ussr affairs himself, as the deputy post of the united states to nato in 2013 and the fourteenth years , visited ukraine with a frequency of once a month officially recognized as an architect coup d'état in kiev it was the overthrow of that government that brought ukraine and all of us to where we are now, the complete humiliation of nato is just around the corner, and compared to it does not pull on afghanistan. even at a mini disneyland, everything is controlled in washington by these ostrich neoconservative psychos. even the so-called biden administration doesn't exist, what exists is the biden combo, the toxic visible trio sullivan blinkin inuland, but the guys who really make the decision they're deep behind, they never show up. now the whole trio is developing plans for intervention and creating a new hot spot in africa in nigeria and the strange nuland surrounding it rode to the talks, having carried out a coup d'état already in the evening by horseb

department and then putting this guy, jeff clark, and use the authority of the justice department to tell the states they should throw out election results. this is something i want to show you from page 30 of the indictment. the alleged coconspirator being described here is jeffrey bossert clark, the guy who trump tried to put it in charge of the justice departmentrently named him after the attorney general so that clark could carry out this plot. just look at this. on the afternoon of january 3rd, coconspirator four, who we believe to be jeff clark, spoke with the deputy white house counsel. the previous month, the deputy white house counsel head of formed different trump that there is no world, no option in which you do not leave the white house on january 20th. now the same deputy white house counsel tried to dissuade jeff clark from assuming the role of acting attorney general, the deputy white house counsel reiterated to clark that there had not been outcome determinative fraud in the election, and that if defendant trump remained in office nonetheless, there would be, quote, riots in every major city in the united states. jeff clark responded, well, that is why there is an insurrection act. the indictment continues. also that afternoon, clark met with the acting attorney general and told him that defendant trump had decided to put jeff cla

department and then putting this guy, jeff clark, and use the authority of the justice department to tell the states they should throw out election results. this is something i want to show you from page 30 of the indictment. the alleged coconspirator being described here is jeffrey bossert clark, the guy who trump tried to put it in charge of the justice departmentrently named him after the attorney general so that clark could carry out this plot. just look at this. on the afternoon of january 3rd, coconspirator for, we believe to be jeff clark, spoke with the deputy white house counsel. the previous month, the deputy white house counsel head of formed different trump that there is no world, no option in which you do not leave the white house on january 20th. now the same deputy white house counsel tried to dissuade jeff clark from assuming the role of acting attorney general, the deputy white house counsel reiterated to clark that there had not been outcome determinative fraud in the election, and that if defendant trump remain in office nonetheless, there would be, quote, writes in every major city in the united states. jeff clark responded, well, that is why there is an insurrection act. the indictment continues. also that afternoon, clark met with the acting attorney general and told him that defendant trump had decided to put jeff clark in

state of texas and the u.s. justice department over republican governor greg abbott's use of giant buoys to deter migrants crossing the river. the justice departmente, saying the barrier violates federal law and must be removed. following the latest is our own laura lopez. what arguments did the judge in the courtroom here today? >> the central argument was that this violates federal law that governs the rio grande. specifically the rivers and harbors act of 1899. i spoke to a local reporter from austins mpr station. she was in the courtroom today and she said that governor greg abbott deployed a number of justifications to the judge for why they implemented these barriers. >> the defense team said that they were acting out of secured concerns and they would repeatedly cite human bungling, illegal immigration along the border. the judge repeatedly struck that down and said, we are here to talk about water and how it relates to the u.s. mexico border. >> the judge overseeing the case , greg abbott's team didn't actually cite specific statutes when they were making this defense. they simply said that they had the right to defend their border. the ju

triggered by the to the us state department has raised concerns about the deteriorating security situation in neighboring valley. mike, hannah has more from washington. real estate department is issued a statement expressing its concern about the worsening violence in molly, at points in particular to via tax. so new and peacekeepers who are busy withdrawing from the country following an order by the military government and all that military government took over paula in a cou a few years ago. and since then, they basically turned against form the western partners like france and the us and have moved towards russian brack groups like the wagner group. residents of fast boy in senegal have been protesting, after at least 60 migrants from their village or fear to have died at sea. dozens were rescued from a fishing boat found drift off the west coast of africa. survivor save the vessel, had a 100 people on board when it left a month ago. prosecutors in your state of georgia as opposed to march start date for the election interference trial against former president donald trump. he in 18 of his associates have been charged for racketeering. a voter fraud in the state to this

state department so naive about all the spies in their midst? that's a very good question. this is a question that even us today, by the time alger hiss had left the state department in 1946, i believe was he left the state to take over as president. the carnegie endowment for international peace, which was a big deal a big job. and he always portrayed this is simply a movement from his standpoint to a better job, even a more important job. in fact, we now know that the state department security people were very skeptical about alger hiss. they couldn't prove anything, but they had they had had the information from whittaker chambers, they the information from bentley known as the red spy queen, who in 1945 came up with a list of 45 names, another ex-kgb agent and alger hiss and his brother donald hiss also in the state department, were on her list. so alger hiss left the state department because the security people wanted him out of fact, that was known at the time and that obvious alger hiss never about it. so to answer your question, a lot of the state department secure files on the communist stalinist penetration disappeared over the years. great controversy a

the 2 vessels departed from the tuition for the city of specs on thursday. the us state department has confirmed that washington is pulling more than a $100000000.00 in aid from the share a deadline for qu, leaders to step down and restore new shares, ousted presidents, expired on sunday offices here, as well as when jordan has spoken to us secretary state anthony, blinking, he stopped short of quoting the situation in his year. a cool very quickly ser, the situation in the share will the us say this is now a co so whatever you call it, what we seen is the disruption of the constitutional order in each year. and we like many countries throughout africa and notably equal loss, which brings together many countries in, in west africa, is determined that, um, the constitutional order be a re established. so that's what everyone's focused on right now. so from our perspective for the united states, and i've been in close contact with president bassoon, with many leaders throughout africa. and everyone is working towards the same objective, the restoration of the constitutional order. an

us know for certain what the future for corrosion is in russia . and we had heard from the state department, spokesman for the state department and not a tribunal to a name. but that said they, we've seen the reports if confirm no one should be surprised. this disasters for ukraine led to a private army marching on moscow. and now it would seem to this. so of course the big question is did, is this something that they think it is? obviously persian knew? well what happens to people who cross a lot of them are approved. and even though they, it seemed to have conversations after he started that march and then turned around . but anybody who would have done that, you think would be extra cautious. so i think what we're going to see until there's actual hard confirmation is subtle statements like that. from the state department, i've reached out to the department of defense, see if they're going to be taking lead or if it'll be the ca, the white house, the national security council. not clear yet, but the fact that the president even commented on it is somewhat notable. indeed, patty, thank you for that. patty. go ahead and live there in washington d

states. again, using the powers of the justice department, this is where jeffrey clark comes into play. they were trying to pressure the justice department to say that there was enough fraud to cause legislators, state legislators to discard their voting results and to try to seat their fake elects or the. all of this is being wrapped up in one narrative. that the special counsel says explained why donald trump is being charged with the conspiracy to defraud the united states, jake. >> right. and we should note just because we were talking about it earlier, the coconspirators 1 through 6, who have not been publicly identified, although there is certainly speculation about who they are, co-conspirator 6 who we did not mention is a political consultant who helped him plan a plan to submit fraudulent slates of electors to obstruct the election proceeding. paula, i want to read one section about three criminal conspiracy that special counsel jack smith and the grand jury are alleging donald trump purposed. those three conspiracies are -- this is on page 2 of the indictment, conspiracy to defraud the united states by using dishonesty, fraud a

us sanctions against the most bizarre, significantly harming the lives of ordinary people. these sanction these the, these decision from the 3 sri department or other departments in the united states is finally seen directly as i see. and people ordinary people, it's affecting on the, their level of the lives, on any 3 should be able to devote to the house you cation, the higher education. so we are not speaking about a what about the guns that may come from a gun to thinking about? we are in front of a uh, what magic are against the sea and people, the united states is a and now practicing the its terrorism. i can call it is economics tourism, because uh, any view brothers, the color, the differences between different states or in the world, it doesn't feel that i should kill these people to see and people. after 15 years of this war, they faced the most international terrorism, which was supported from different countries in the world as they are on the sanctions. they are under surrounded on july 5th, thinking now to close the border where they are. ok. so these inc. crazy over the pressure on this hand, people i think at the end of the day america wouldn't pay the price. nothi

state departments. there , thunder and lightning exacerbate ukraine's failure in the ruling elites. the us is urgently looking for the guilty directors. cia absolves itself of responsibility burns told his departmentsey once warned ukraine about the failed project on duds, saliva's security adviser for us, as well as the head of the austin department of defense, they sanctioned the circuit. we were too actively left here for the sake of the rights of the ukrainian offensive, they see all the weapons. kiev no longer saves the west, they noted. won. it's been for three months now. we are seeing the twinkles of the kiev regime in the context of the so-called strategic counter-offensive of ukraine , which, according to western propagandists , was supposed to bring a military victory. on those the entire nato war machine was thrown at the target. spent billions from the pockets of western taxpayers but in the end, as the well-known proverb says, the mountain gave birth to a mouse. the only result of the ukrainian counter-offensive, which even the west is forced to admit, is tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers killed and hundreds of units destroyed expensive western equipment . i believe that this is