special forces role in gaza um and we've never heard a word since yeah so what were those sas? are they still there? have they been on these military transport flights probably right? um so there's that's whole component and then so we we're writing about all this then there was then there was a recently a big a big protest in limaso which is the second city in cyprus is right next to um acriteri the british base um against the british bases and then a couple of weeks ago or maybe a week ago there was a demonstration to rf faculty where they stood outside and demonstrated it so you've got both presidents on both sides of the border talking about it you've got um uh two protests and you've got the uk government inside, not a single word has ever appeared about any of this in a british newspaper, it's quite amazing, isn't it? when you work, when you talk about that level, and there's been a it's a major problem for the british now, because the other interesting thing about those british bases is when i went there in 2022, you wouldn't know they were, it was british territory, the

if as i mentioned, this the notice went out about the sas involvement in gaza uh, which is a genocide, if the media knows stuff or journalists know stuff and are abiding by d- notice, which is voluntary, by the way, they are complicit in the genocide, because they could do something, they... they have a duty to inform the british people of what their government is doing in their name and my my hunch is the fact that there's been no more information since that the notice went out uh is that they're abiding by it the other interesting thing is how do we even know about the d- notice because it was all secret the only newspaper that received it that publicized it was socialist worker world the world was social no you're right social worker and then the world socialist website published an article about it yeah but it went to every editor and so many senior journalists would have known about it, none of them publicized it, right? they never sent one, they didn't send it to declassified because they tried, they tried it on us once about an article we wrote about british support for the dic

what what is special about the sas compared to other regiments ? sas compared to other regiments? takes about it, but actually, it takes an awful lot to get into the sas, and it's organised as one of the toughest courses in the world. >> yeah. um, you know, six months of gruelling day in day out, day in, day out, wearing you down, you know , start off you down, you know, start off with 100 guys. you might end up with 100 guys. you might end up with ten. it was actually physically past it. that's how tough it is. so it's a six month job interview. yeah yeah. if you pass the first month, which is the physical side of it, and then you go further down the line and do everything else and basically it's wearing you down day in and day out all the way through until they've got what's left. and what they've got left is what they push out. and that's why it's been such, um, a successful regiment over the years in everything it does, including the counter—terrorism . including the counter—terrorism. >> yeah. the elite, the elite of the british military. what attracted you to the sas in the

inc. ~ . so let's listen to what he has been sa in... ., so let's listen to what he has been sa ini, let's listen to what he has been saini, ., .,, saying. what happened in the house of commons — saying. what happened in the house of commons last _ saying. what happened in the house of commons last night _ saying. what happened in the house of commons last night is _ saying. what happened in the house of commons last night is very - of commons last night is very concerning. it seems that the usual processes on the way that the house of commons works were changed. my understanding is the speaker has apologised for that and will reflect on what happened. 5ir apologised for that and will reflect on what happened.— apologised for that and will reflect on what happened. sir lindsay hoyle said he made — on what happened. sir lindsay hoyle said he made the _ on what happened. sir lindsay hoyle said he made the decision _ on what happened. sir lindsay hoyle said he made the decision to - on what happened. sir lindsay hoyle said he made the decision to allow. said he made the decision to allo

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hello, the program “sas is authorized to declare” is on air. i'm its host nadezhda sas. greetings.et me remind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. we will tell you about the main events of world politics this week right now. we must create our happiness ourselves. the president of belarus voiced this wish to the head of tatarstan. the meeting of the leaders took place in kazan, where alexander lukashenko went to the opening ceremony of the games of the future. among the guests of the event at the international venue exhibition center kazan-expo also included the presidents of russia, kazakhstan, tajikistan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, republika srpska, bosnia and herzegovina, as well as heads of delegations from other states. let us remind you that the games of the future are an international multi-sport tournament based on a combination of physical activity of modern technologies and digital ones. wednesday , more than 250 teams from 10

che sta di felicità, senti nell'aria c'è già un raggio di soi più caldo che va come un sorriso che saa nostra canzone d'amore che va come il pensiero che sta di felicità senti nell'aria c'è già un raggio di sole più paido che va. questo riso che sta di felicità, sentirellaia, c'è già la nostra canzone d'amore che va, come un pensiero che sa di felicità, senti nell'aria ci già un raggio di sole più caldo. che va, pooi un sorriso che sta di felicità, inveri cità. the world has truly come to the point where the entire legacy of the second world war, or rather the post-war system, the yalta-podsdam system, it has already been destroyed to zero, there are no restraining factors left, no treaties, no red lines, we have actually come to a situation where who is stronger. do we have a hot spot on our territory today? and this hot spot is precisely our state border. militarization of the nato bloc. what poland is doing today, concentrating its forces, is first of all known to everyone, it is already a safe subsumption, where they are already concentrated special detachments of snipers, which i

members of an elite sas civilian had deliberately killed civilians in afghanistan.re was a pallor and odour around the special forces unit. for more, let's speak to jonathan beale who is at the high court. just bring us up—to—date with what we've been hearing today. so as ou sa , what we've been hearing today. so as you say. this — what we've been hearing today. so as you say. this is _ what we've been hearing today. so as you say, this is all _ what we've been hearing today. so as you say, this is all about _ what we've been hearing today. so as you say, this is all about the - you say, this is all about the allegation of what an sas unit, individuals in that unit did in afghanistan between the years 2000 — 12 when they were carrying out night raids, detention operations, and the allegation is that they deliberately targeted fighting age males who were not armed, and killed them. that's the allegation. nowjohnny mercer, if your member has been a soldier himself, he heard these rumours when he was a soldier, saying when he was an mp and started campaigning against t

or so, but what have officers been sa in: ? or so, but what have officers been sa in. ? officers been sa inc? ., ., ,., saying? some of the details about what happened — saying? some of the details about what happened here _ saying? some of the details about what happened here last - saying? some of the details about what happened here last night - saying? some of the details about what happened here last night are pretty horrific. they are distressing. we know that last night, yesterday evening at around about 7:30pm, police and emergency services were called to this road after a woman and her two young children were attacked with what has been described as a corrosive substance. the police have been giving more details about what has happened in the past hour. they have confirmed a corrosive substance is in fact alkaline. the ages of the two young girls are three and eight. the mother is 31. all three are in hospital. as you say, the mother and her three—year—old daughter could have a life changing injuries. witnesses have described an argument taking place here last n

few options and none of them i sa . ~ ., , , , very few options and none of them i sa. ., very few optionsi say. are there any places that are deemed safe _ say. are there any places that are deemed safe now— say. are there any places that are deemed safe now for _ say. are there any places that are deemed safe now for people - say. are there any places that are deemed safe now for people to i say. are there any places that are l deemed safe now for people to go? say. are there any places that are - deemed safe now for people to go? we have heard in the past from israel saying they will provide safe routes, they have even said that when it comes to the evacuation of the hospital. but we are, in your knowledge of gaza, with the safe routes to be now?— knowledge of gaza, with the safe routes to be now? ., ., routes to be now? nowhere. nowhere. there isn't really _ routes to be now? nowhere. nowhere. there isn't really any _ routes to be now? nowhere. nowhere. there isn't really any place _ routes to be now? nowhere. nowhere. there isn't really any place that - routes to be now? nowhere. nowh

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honored amateur group of the republic of belarus dance ensemble kryzhachok dzyakuy syabry sa svyatam. a grandiose performance by all participants of our holiday, from young to old. peace is the main condition for creative work and development of the country. we received this world from the hands of the generation of winners, and we pass it on to our children. this is why they stand on defense. today we will be together with this beautiful song, so that our children remember these moments, our hearts and thoughts, happiness. overwhelms people, our low bow, child, our world saves, it is often difficult, faith then saves, that there will be morning again, it always happens, the center is more careful than the world, we believe in this holy thing, soldiers. and the romantics in only i believe, they know , do not hear, how adults and boys guard happiness, alasti, echoes of past misfortunes, the wind. yes, our nasosite expanses, the glory of eight victories, who came to us with kindness, were accepted as family, if they fought their way through with a sword, did not live so much, lie to a b

hello , i am authorized to announce on air the sas program, its presenter nadezhda sas , i welcome youwill remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect life. uzbekistan. in tashkent, the head of the belarusian state held negotiations with the president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev. the presidents focused on issues of deepening interstate relations. has immunity from criminal prosecution in the case of the storming of the capitol, american media report. any immunity that was in effect while serving as president does not provide protection from criminal prosecution in the future, the court decision says. it was accepted unanimously by the three judges hearing the case. the issue of immunity arose in connection with the courts' consideration of the events of january 6 , 2021, when pro-trump demonstrators stormed the capitol. lawyers. trump was insisted that since he was still president at that time, he could not be held accountable in court in this case. the american media note

sa"ad karim, we have to * that cannot carry on. that cannot carry on. sa"ad karim, we have to leave it h that cannot carry on. sajjad karim, we have to leave it there _ that cannot carry on. sajjad karim, we have to leave it there but - we have to leave it there but thank you very much, former conservative you very much, former conservative you forjoining us in the programme. the un secretary—general has said — nothing justified what he called the �*collective punishment�* of the palestinian people in gaza. speaking at the un's human rights council in geneva, antonio guterres accused member states of "turning a blind eye to international law, the geneva conventions and even the united nations charter". his comments came hours after israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said a ground invasion of rafah — where 1.5 million palestinians are sheltering — would go ahead, whatever happens in hostage negotiations. the israeli military has now presented the war cabinet with a plan for the evacuation of palestinian civilians from rafa

hello, on the air of the program sas is authorized to announce, i and the presenter nadezhda sas, i greet you, i remind you that this is a program for those who want. it is better to understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. we will tell you about the main events of world politics this week right now. on the night of january 28, an unmanned aerial vehicle struck a us military base in northeast jordan. dozens of people were injured as a result of the incident. three servicemen could not be saved. the american channel cnn called the incident a serious escalation. tense situation in the middle east. the drones were launched from iraq. responsibility for the attack on the americans lies with the kataib hezbollah group, which is part of the islamic resistance movement in iraq. earlier , us president joe biden said that washington would respond to an attack carried out on an american military base on the border of jordan and syria. speaking in the city of iasi, romanian politician claudio tarzio said. that

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the justice uncertainty is the sa. we don't know why they found insane on one count and not insane on the other. just like we don't know why they convicted with possession of intent to sell. justice jackson, your point is exactly right. you cannot go back and question that. once the jury comes back and says not guilty, that is the end of it. >> what are the limits on that. the state can setom procedural parameters. i wish there was a rule that says if deliberations have ge on for more than two days, automatically it is a mistrial. at the very beginning, or lete make it hours so it works better and then at six hours and 10 minutes the juryeturns the verdict of acquittal. does that count as a mistrial? what theou has held is in the mistrial context —-dash. >> no, understand the role about mistrial. the ruleays, six hours. the jury does come back and return a verdict of acquittal. it is just that it violates ts procedural requirement. what side of the line does that turn on? itoe not count if it is lirative for more than

hello, on the air of the sas program i am authorized to announce, its presenter nadezhda sas, i greett me remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect everyone’s life. uzbekistan, in tashkent, the head of the belarusian state held negotiations with the president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev. the presidents focused on issues of deepening interstate relations, intensifying trade, economic and cultural relations. uzbekistan in industrial cooperation - import substitution and technological sovereignty. the parties also focused on the topic of deepening cooperation in the pharmaceutical field, including the issues of manufacturing belarusian medicines in uzbekistan and creating new joint productions. a us appeals court ruled on tuesday that former us president donald trump does not have criminal immunity. american media reports. any immunity in force while serving as president does not provide protection from criminal prosecution in the future, it says in the court decision. it w

big chym sa 120 applications adabrali 57 lepshy y 10 naminatsyakh.e of the most popular markets are the information and communications technologies and the social sphere. taxes were also covered in the spheres of national safety, energy, ecology, petroleum chemistry and biotechnologies. achieves certain success, of course, if a young man chooses his professional path with science, of course, this will already be his deposit to his capabilities. and in this year an important innovation appeared, a new group of participants appeared. previously , as part of the competition, participants were divided into two groups: the first were schoolchildren, students of secondary specialized vocational educational institutions, the second were students, cadets, and young scientists. this year a third group of participants was added. students and young scientists were divided into two separate groups. as the competition showed, our youth have potential in the development of science and the implementation of innovative projects very big. compared to last year, the n

hello, on the air of the program sas is authorized to announce her presenter nadezhda sas, i welcome you. let me remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect everyone’s life and the life of the country. the west and zelensky are ready to fight until the last ukrainian. we will not only talk about this after the digest of key events. lukashenko in tashkent, the head of the belarusian state paid an official visit to uzbekistan. he held negotiations with the president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev. the presidents focused on issues of deepening interstate relations, intensification of trade, economic , cultural and humanitarian interaction. the main guidelines of belarus and uzbekistan in industrial cooperation are import substitution and technological sovereignty. settled on the topic of deepening cooperation in the pharmaceutical field, including the issues of manufacturing belarusian medicines in uzbekistan and creating new joint productions. a us appeals court ruled on tuesd

dilworth sa everybody is safe to go home. i almost feel like we're like the forgotten town >> reporter: an october epa report did not show any concerning levels of contaminants, and state regulators say the tap water is safe. but many here worry about the long-term health impacts after the derailment, dilworth says she developed a rash and headaches. health wise, are you concerned just being here >> yes, i am concerned. what's my long-term future i've already been exposed. >> reporter: as for the cleanup, norfolk southern says that is nearly complete. trucks and heavy machinery remain as crews rebuild the area that was dug up to remove chemicals >> we want to make it look like it was beforehand. >> reporter: crews also installed pumps, which are still collecting all storm water from the site. a lot of people asking why it took so long. what was the biggest challenge at this site >> you know, it's a complex site, but everything we do, we've got to work with the regulators to get done correctly >> reporter: meanwhile, all day l

on the air of the saz program, i am authorized to declare, i am its presenter nadezhda sas, i welcomeu that this is a program for those who want to better understand... understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of everyone and the life of the country. we will tell you about the main events of world politics this week right now. by winning the wagay and new hampshire primaries, donald trump effectively secured his right to be nominated as a candidate. for president from the republican party. most of his rivals dropped out of the race; the former governor of the us permanent representative to the un, nicky haley, refused to follow their example despite defeat in the key new hampshire for her and pressure from the republican establishment. some analysts see this stubbornness as a game of globalists, who are still hoping to remove trump from the elections through numerous criminal cases brought against him. however, the ex-president’s clear leadership among conservative voters is increasing every day. makes such a game increasingly risky, threatening to provoke a

but talking about recent events when you sa that?he 28 billion u-turn but _ say that? but also the 28 billion u-turn but also, _ say that? but also the 28 billion u-turn but also, yes, _ say that? but also the 28 billion u-turn but also, yes, i - say that? but also the 28 billion u-turn but also, yes, i think- say that? but also the 28 billion | u-turn but also, yes, i think keir u—turn but also, yes, i think keir starmer has shown that when he was dealing with the candidate in rochdale, we still have another by—election to come, he responded initially back defending, not exactly defending the candidate but he did not withdraw support or disarm him, after he had said the most extraordinary thing. i mean, a conspiracy theory about israel, allowing the hamas attack in order to have an excuse to attack gaza. that should have been absolutely a no—no, for any labour candidate and keir starmer was very slow to realise that.— keir starmer was very slow to realise that. he's going to have showed depth _ realise that. he's going to have showe

putin, he sa s are of the ukrainian people? putin, he says are so — of the ukrainian people? the ukrainian people? putin, he says are so many times _ of the ukrainian people? putin, he says are so many times one - of the ukrainian people? putin, he says are so many times one thing l says are so many times one thing today and a different thing tomorrow. i would not trust any of his words. he makes everything only two excuses interest to get access to crimea and our see and he gets more territory and today he will say, he will blame the interests of the usa and tomorrow he will blame the usa and tomorrow he will blame the ukraine and what else he will say the day after tomorrow? find the ukraine and what else he will say the day after tomorrow? and how tou~h has say the day after tomorrow? and how tough has it — say the day after tomorrow? and how tough has it been _ say the day after tomorrow? and how tough has it been for— say the day after tomorrow? and how tough has it been for you _ say the day after tomorrow? and how tough has it been for you and - say the day after tomorr

killers from ss security squads and sa assault squads. security police and sd security service.ecret field police, gendarmerie, armed forces of the wehrmacht, fiends from the special ss battalion, dirlewanger, which was destroyed. brought death to the peaceful citizens of their country, the belarusian self-defense corps, the belarusian regional defense, the union of belarusian youth, all those who committed outrages on belarusian soil, 400 of them are still at large. belarus remembers all the inhabitants of burned belarusian villages. today , more than 10 thousand of them are known. he remembers all those who were tortured in concentration camps, of which, taking into account the preliminary results of the investigation of the criminal case, it was established that there were over 540. we remember those who became. prisoners of the geto, who suffered martyrdom, who did not return from german slavery, we remember all the belarusian children who were tortured alive and burned alive. decades later, belarus has still not been able to heal its wounds. and today. open more and more bu

its presenter is nadezhda sas, greetings. i remind.program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. we will tell you about the main events of world politics this week right now. on the night of january 28, an unmanned aerial vehicle struck a us military base in northeast jordan. dozens of people were injured as a result of the incident. three servicemen could not be saved. the american channel cnn called what happened. escalation of the already tense situation in the middle east. the drones were launched from iraq. responsibility for the attack on the americans lies with the iraqi islamic resistance group, kataib hezbollah. earlier , us president joe biden said that washington would respond to an attack carried out on an american military base on the border of jordan and syria. speaking in the city of iasi, romanian politician cloud. terziu said that bucharest could lay claim to a number of territories in western uk

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you sa is or enemy. they're still under the delusional fantasy that somehow if we're just nice enough to them, if we just send them enough planeloads of cash, somehow they'll come around to i and stop being the largest state sponsor of terrorism and someondee who killsnk americans with impunity. i thiniran isk this is a disgral answer to what was an act of war by iran and not their first against us. >> i meaicen, jim, they've been in war with us since the since 1979. i mean, they've been at war with us in iraq. how manythey'lme aroun of our t, hundreds of our troops guys we served with were killed by iranian made bombs. >> i mean, we know iran is at i war with us. that's no doubt. sok considering this administration, what would you like to see happen? or is there anything this administration could do? ey've >> or are they simply just view iran is not anbe in enemy? since >> you know, i remember not too long ago when there were some iranian militias running rampant and alhow manyl of a sue president trump

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sam's victory on tv show sas australia, leading to the preseason military boot camp.serable. as you can imagine. sam said it'll not make you a better rugby player, but it will make you a better team mate. and i think we got better at that. i think when the look back on it, you might see the reasoning for it, but whilst they're in the middle of it, they didn't quite enjoy it. but if it helps us a small bit then it was worth it. but a few sore heads at the end of it. still amidst the highs, it's a career that's overcome plenty. the burgess brothers lost their father, also a rugby league player, at a young age to motor neurone disease. much more recently, issues in sam burgess's private life have made both front and back pages. i think i've been through some really tough times growing up, as a player, as a retired player and as a coach, i'll probably go through some things. but personally, i've grown as a human being since all that. overall, i think it'll make me a better coach. in a twist of sporting fate, the coach that gave him his chance as a player almost 20 years a

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