before next month, the us presidential election. secretary of state anthony, blinking begins as 11th trip to the region. as israel strikes and organization it accuses of financing has belonged also coming up a narrow yes, involved over to joining the european union, despite the allegations of russian interference and a referendum the us and european leaders welcome the results as a victory for democracy. the . i'm aaron tilden in berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the white house is making a fresh push to secure a ceasefire in the middle east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking is heading back to the region is 11th trip, since i still just began will stop off in several countries including israel. the by the administration has won the us could withhold some military aid to israel, unless more humanitarian assistance gets through to goes up. in the meantime, there is no let up in the finding 11 on israel says it has hit 300 hezbollah targets. in the last day alone, smoke rises over the suburbs of a root. these real says it was tar

your west presidential election, secretary of state anthony blinking is heading back to the region. his 11th trip, since i'll still use began, he'll stop off in several countries including israel. the binding administration has worn the us could withholds and military aid to israel, unless more humanitarian assistance gets to the gaza. in the meantime, there's no let up in the fighting in lab and on. israel says it has hit 300 has bullet targets in the last day. the round back and diligent group says it launch crockett's at a naval base near israel's coastal city of hyphen, as well as targets near toby's smoke rises over the suburbs of a route. these rail says it was targeting financial institutions run by hezbollah. it accuses the militant group of using the network to fund its attacks. lebanon's health ministry says this really air strikes have killed more than 1400 people in the past month. israel's military campaign appears to have weakened, has blocked the group once, that it would continue attacking israel until there was a ceasefire in casa. but after losing much of its leade

before next month's he was presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking is heading back to the region 11 trips in stockton. what is began will stop off in several countries, including israel, by new administration, has warranty us could withhold some military aid to israel, unless more humanitarian assistance gets through to goes up. in the meantime, there's no let up in the fighting, and 11 on israel says it has had 300 has full of targets. in the last day alone, smoke rises over the suburbs of a root. israel says it was targeting financial institutions run by hezbollah. it accuses the militant group of using the network to fund its attacks. lebanon's health ministry says is really air strikes, have killed more than 1400 people in the past month. israel's military campaign appears to have weakened hezbollah. the group once said it would continue attacking israel until there was a ceasefire in casa, but after losing much of its leadership cor, hezbollah now says that supports diplomatic efforts led by lebanon's elected leaders. those leaders prime minister nigi vinyati a

all right, that was the us secretary of state, anthony blincan. well, we actually have mariam sal correspondent joining us from beirut. um, mariam, welcome, uh, i want to ask you about lebanon, but i also want to ask you about uh, what i believe, i don't what you think of it, uh, is one of the core problems is do you have the u.s. deciding uh what uh palestinians day after is going to look like in the gaza strip, you have them deciding uh through the israel regime executing uh it what the future of lebanon is going to be and the lebanese, isn't that one of the problems here, and in particular when it came when it comes to the palestinians in the gaza strip, the palestinians aren't even involved in those discussions, so that goes to show you just what type of intentions or what how in a sense ridiculous that really shows it. to be, that is the usual policy of the united states, whether in gaza or in lebanon, and we've always, of course, they have, they've attempted diplomatic pressure and using blackmail on the political level, they have not succee

secretary of state, anthony blincan. well, we actually have mariam sal correspondent joining us from beirot. um, mariam, welcome, uh, i want to ask you about lebanon, but i also want to ask you about uh what i believe uh, i don't know if you think of it uh is one of the core problems is do you have the us deciding uh what uh palestinians day after is going to look like in the gaza strip, you have them deciding uh through the israel regime executing uh it what the future of lebanon is going to be and the lebanese, isn't that one of the problems here and in particular when it came when it comes to the palestinians in the gaza strip, the palestinians aren't even... involved in those discussions, so that goes to show you just what type of intentions or what, how in a sense ridiculous that really shows itself to be. that is the usual policy of the united states, whether in gaza or in lebanon, and we've always, of course, they have, they've attempted diplomatic pressure and using blackmail on the political level, they have not

push for a ceasefire in the middle east before next month, us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking lands in israel as rockets triggered defensive missiles over tel aviv and peace real launches new strikes 11 on its campaign to cripple hezbollah. also coming up, a power struggle in cuba. citizens are taking to the streets to demand that their electricity be restored. the country as president purges patience as the grid is prepare holding the line in ukraine with russian forces advancing and us aid endowed. our correspondent visits the defenders of one of moscow's key objectives in the east, the and the one. welcome to you, our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. the white house is making a fresh push to secure a ceasefire in the middle east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking has arrived and israel is 11th trip to the middle east. and so still it is began. it's also his 1st visit since is really forces killed. yeah, the seymour, the leader of the homeless village, includes linking will also be discussing the spillover fro

but the question also is, is that this is all happening at the time when the us secretary of state anthony blinking has been in the region just less than 24 hours ago. hit in catch all because of an attempt to revive those diplomatic tools when it comes to the will ending the war in gaza and also really seeing the caps of a still being held the well, let's be clear. this was not a trip to deal with the tensions between israel and a ron. this was, as you said, an attempt to try to seize the moment as it were after the death of your house and wore the head of from us to try to get that cease fire in place to get the release of the remaining captives inside garza to ramp up considerably the amount of demand, terry and aid into gaza to help the millions of people who are essentially starving at that point, as well as to try to bolster the ability to and that's on the ratcheting up of tensions between has the law in southern lebanon and israel, a ron was not on the agenda, per say. it probably came up and conversations, but the by inherited ministrations focus this past week, has been to try to

he'll be a dictator if he wins another term in right now, secretary of state, anthony blinken is me getting with saudi leaders after urging israel to capitalize on the death of hamas leader and end the war in gaza i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman this is cnn new central >> and the latest this morning, more than 20 million people have already voted early in states across the country election day is today. today also, vice president kamala harris is gearing up to face undecided voters. on cnn, she will be on this stage tonight in pennsylvania for a cnn town hall. as for donald trump, he is facing new questions about what he really believes and what he has said overnight, trump's longest serving chief of staff retired marine general john kelly went on the record telling the new york times that trump's certainly an authoritarian admires people who are dictators. he has said that so he certainly falls into the general definition of fascist for sure, john kelly says, he also told the atlantic in a separate interview about conversations that he had with donald trump after trump re

censorship in one of these areas increased on foreign persian language channels when us secretary of state anthony blinken said that iran's missile response had been stopped . about the 2nd promise operation, he said: this operation was carried out with over 90% success. a success that is owed to the martyr who spent his whole life to improve iran's missile power. he came to his father's grave almost 8 hours after the end of the operation of the iranian armed forces. it has been about 13 years since he lost her. there is no generation and victory of children, except that it is on the side of god almighty, to his father. qob father gave iran missiles, the missiles of a few generations after him reached military targets in different areas in the operation of sadeq's promise. mrs. tehrani moghadam remembers her father and his wish. always intensely. the heat was overwhelming, the hands were always tired, and in fact, due to the pressure of the work, they always said that one day you will see that our work will come to fruition, that is, sir, we are loyal to that ideal. many people saw the results of

the us secretary of state — meets with israel's prime minister — it's anthony blinken�*s 11th trip toion, since the gaza conflict began. more prisoners are released early — as the government tries to ease overcrowding in jails in england and wales. world leaders gather in russia — for the brics summit — as moscow says, they are not isolated, despite western efforts. the former chief executive of the fashion giant and king charles reviews the national fleet — on the final day, of his royal visit to australia. let's start in lebanon — where an israeli airstrike near a hospital is now said to have killed 13 people, including a child. the overnight strike hit buildings in a densely populated neighbourhood opposite the rafik hariri university hospital — the country's biggest government—run hospital. lebanon's health ministry says another 57 people were injured, most of them children. israel said it was targeting hezbollah facilities. in a rare press conference in the last few hours, hezbollah claimed responsibility for last week's drone attack on the israeli prime minister's holiday home a

before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking has arrived in israel, his 11th trip to the middle east since hostilities began. it's also his 1st visit since is really forces killed young, yet single. the leader of the homeless village includes blinking will also be discussing the spillover from the conflict in lebanon, where israel is fighting, has bo, oh, corresponded emily go, dean is in jerusalem. emily, let's talk about the prospect's of the ceasefire as blinking meets and netanyahu today. israel has taken out homeless leadership, of course. might that be a breakthrough as well when it comes to the seems far 12 says really no indication at the moment that would suggest that they would be successful in the near future. many, including the us president job, i have hoped, unexpressed, i hope that the death of have some more a must have leader would be a voice which had moments in the sense that it would allow israel to claim victory broker a deal and gets the hostages back however, for looking at what's coming out of the use really government, the pi

secretary of state anthony blincan talks about a terrorist act in essence that the israel regime carried out uh when it came to the exploding pages and the cell phones. let's take a listen to what he said here. so with regard to lebanon uh the united states uh did not know about uh nor was it involved in uh these uh incidents. and we're still gathering uh the information and gathering the facts. uh, broadly speaking, we've been very clear, and we remain very clear about the importance of all parties. avoiding any steps that could further escalate the conflict that we're trying to resolve uh in gaza uh to see it spread to other fronts, it's clearly not in the interest of anyone involved to see that happen uh and that's why again it's imperative that all parties refrain from any actions that could uh escalate the conflict. all right, that's uh us secretary of state uh anthony blincon there. what's incredible about this new fechary and correct me if i'm wrong uh taking a look at uh what he has said about the uh pages, it was interesting to me uh the way that he uh skimmed over the fact that

all right, that's uh us secretary of state uh anthony blincon there, you what's incredible about this new fechary, and correct me if i'm wrong, uh, taking a look at what he has said about the pages, it was interesting to me uh, the way that he uh skimmed over the fact that uh, with regard to lebanon, the us didn't know about it, okay, who's going to believe that, but then we're still gathering information and gathering the facts, facts broadly speaking, and then he goes on, and he doesn't mention in between those two sentences, at least acknowledging how many people were killed. "as a result of this, that stands out uh as to the way that human lives when it comes to this part of the world don't mean much either to the israeli regime or the us's main backer and of course uh uh who assists it with military equipment to the degree that it does. absolutely, i mean um, you know, if you think about it, us in the west here, me doing this interview with you over my laptop, um, this is danger to myself now, now any type of device that is used anywhere in the world, anyone associated with the w

the us secretary of state anthony blinken is here in london for talks on ending the fighting in the middlediators will reconvene this weekend for the first time in weeks, trying to revive lapsed negotiations on a ceasefire in gaza.

he described the iranian attack as ineffective and defeated and uh we had the us secretary of state anthony blincan uh calling on the war to condemn iranian attack and those are just uh unbelievable because the us has been you know providing israel with diplomatic cover over the past year they have shielded israel against all the criticism they have enabled israel to massacre so many civilians in gaza and lebanon and elsewhere, but now when iran tries to you retaliate in a legitimate manner, in a lawful. against israeli atrocities, they call on the war to condemn iran, and this is just unbelievable, and uh, you know, israeli officials have also reacted to the iranian attack, they have both tried to play down the iranian attack, we had some israeli military officials claiming that they intercepted most of the iranian missiles and that's very hard to believe because iran said 90% of the... says hit their targets and also we had the footage of numerous impacts inside the israeli occupied territories and also we have a long record of israeli officials underestimating and under reporting their c

us secretary of state anthony blinken will not go to germany. he planned to accompany joe biden, but will now return to the united states from laos, where he will take part in the east asian summit together with the head of russian diplomacy sergey lavrov. the meeting of the ramstein coalition has also been postponed indefinitely, which means new aid to kiev from the west. after such a breakdown, zelenskyy flew to croatia in despair. but even there he did not receive any significant support, except for the usual words. boris ivanin, news. the israeli army continues to strike lebanon. in response, hezbollah fired about 90 missiles, one was able to overcome air defense system exploded on a street in the city of kirya chmman. two people were killed. israel, in turn, struck dahiya, a suburb of beirut. the target was hezbollah ammunition and missile depots. the idf warned residents of the region. dahiya is not just some kind of invasion territory. hezbollah itself treats it as a de facto military base. hezbollah has closed the area and checks everyone

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this type of censorship increased on foreign persian-language channels when us secretary of state anthony blinken said that iran's missile response had been stopped. last night, after a long period of grief and sorrow of the oppressed palestinians, iran slapped the zionist regime with the implementation of operation vahad sadeq 2, the happiness of the occupied palestinian territories. and it covered the world. i swear to god that i am very happy. people inside al-aqsa martyrs hospital are also happy. he doesn't remember the last time he was so happy. but the excuse of this laughter they are showing it to the whole world. these are rockets. the ones he said were thrown from iran. the destination is tel aviv, esqlan. islamic republic of iran raised the honor of the nation and made us happy. iranian kurds are now motivated by him and many others to come in front of the zionist embassy in turkey and shout. america tiri labik or rasulullah labik or rasulullah labik. this cry of labik or nasrallah was also wrapped in the floors of a commercial complex in savoel, brazil. these cars also lined up

, it's uh shocking, and what is even more shocking was the news today that the us secretary of state anthony blincan had actually signed document to say: to give permission to the israelies that they could actually bomb aid trucks going into gaza, which includes the truck driver and the distributors. i was absolutely horrified by that, but you're right, you know, even jordan has allowed israeli trucks to pass through uh its territory and and and bring produce into the israeli occupied territories, so yeah, no, the they have been thrown under the bus is the right phrase to use, and um, it's... unforgivable to anybody who is trying to normalize with um an entity that is intent and has said uh publicly on air that it intends to uh commit if you like ameleck or genocide or a holocause whatever you want to call it to normalize in any way with a regime that is murdering an entire population of people and i was glad to see your correspondent in kanjunes only let us not forget that northern gaza at the moment is uh under siege, series of massacres in four, five different towns and cities, including

it's uh shocking and what is even more shocking was the news today that uh the us secretary of state anthony blincan had actually signed document to say to give permission to the israelies that they could actually bomb aid trucks going into gaza, which includes the truck driver and the distributors, i was absolutely horrified by that, but you're right, you know, even jordan has allowed israeli trucks to pass through uh its territory and and and bring produce into the israeli occupied territories, so yeah, no, the they have been thrown under the bus is the right phrase to use, and um it's unforgivable to anybody who is trying to normalize with um an entity that is intent and has said uh publicly on air that it intends to uh commit if you like ameleck or genocide or a holocaust whatever you want to call it to normalize in any way with a regime that is murdering an entire population of people and i was glad to see your correspondent in hannunis only. let us not forget that northern gaza at the moment is uh under siege, series of massacres in four five different towns and cities, including jabal

at home, this example was followed by the still us president joe biden, as well as secretary of state anthony blinke, they cancelled their visit to germany to the ramstein air base, where volodymyr zelensky was really waiting for them. i will try to resolve these issues later, now i just don’t think i will be able to leave the us. zelensky wanted to once again show his notorious victory plan by asking for a new military aid package, but the states now have no time for eastern europe, they should be able to help themselves and at the same time not suffer from the political storm. after the previous hurricane hellin, we have witnessed rampant disinformation. the elements are to some extent politicized, less than a month before the elections, the sluggish reaction of the federal government, which abandoned the residents to their fate, has become a weighty argument. from the ministry of defense , airborne troops units as part of the northern group of troops liberated the settlement of pokrovsky in the sudensky district of the kurdish region. i will give some details about which says the ministry

. >> ally calling his excellency, the secretary of state of the u.s. mr. anthony lincoln. we meet here today, one year after the war on gaza started. the conflict has evolved to no income based in lebanon and other regions in the middle east. our meeting today was an important, meeting. the continuous efforts between the state of qatar, the u.s., and egypt and our partners in the region to reach a solution. first, to stop the war. and, to relieve the hostages and detainees. unfortunately, since the beginning of the war, we have been working against the expansion of the conflict to other areas other regions of the middle east. we see that today the war has expanded to lebanon and other areas. that is why we had a discussion on ways to stop the war in lebanon. this has taken up a large part of our meeting today. we discussed how to reach a pressing and urgent solution to end this attack on lebanon and abide by the united nations security council resolutions especially 1701. we saw, unfortunately, in the last few days, intense attacks by israel on gaza, especially in northern

all right, the us secretary of state anthony blincan. well, the key question that i want to ask here from our guest. first, let's take a look at that question. why won't the us force a ceasefire deal on israel? is it because one, is upcoming us elections, two, that it doesn't want to cease fire, or three, a cease fire would mean the us and israel have lost against hamas. those are the options for our guest, annie shaw from london. um whom i'd like to ask annie shaw, the so-called cease fire agreements proposed and reproposed and reconfigured in all this time by the us, including um... the israel regime side, which had the involvement and the approval of hamas on many different instances, begs the question, then what is the deal here? now i gave the options for you that i'd like to find out from you as to what you think, uh, whether it's a, because of the upcoming us elections that it hasn't happened, b) doesn't want to cease fire, the us uh side here, the cease fire would mean the us and israel have lost against hamas, which one do you t

you know, 2nd we've states anthony blinking is holding a series of folks in london on ending the lab and on and goes a complex. he's meant the lebanese kind of like a private, just to imagine, mcafee, to discuss these rails intensifying bombing campaign, blinking says, a diplomatic resolution is urgently needed to stop shorts of cooling for an immediate cease fire. well, they could also, i met with jordan's for a minister, i'm on society. he was asked whether israel sure stop it strikes 11 o. the most important thing is to drive towards the diplomatic resolution to get the understandings that are necessary for the photos and the patients. 1701. and the sooner were able to do that, the sooner were able to get a resolution. meanwhile, we want to make sure we want to see civilians protected. we want to make sure the lebanese, our forces are not caught in the, in the crossfire. and certainly we want to make sure that in places like a roof, there is a real effort to make sure that people are not harmed to billions are not caught up in this cross fire. a lot more cool case to form a child

secretary of state, anthony blinken bring up this horrific humanitarian situation in gaza today during meeting with netanyahu blinken we can with focused on a range of issues during this meeting with prime minister netanyahu, which lasted over 2.5 hours. >> of course, there was the topic of seizing this opportunity in the wake of the killing of hamas leader yahya sinwar to end the war in gaza and bring the hostages home. netanyahu offering some lip service to that but idea in a statement released after the meeting, but certainly didn't seem quite as enthusiastic about the possibility as us officials do. but there's no doubt that the humanitarian situation in gaza was a prominent focus of that meeting between the israeli prime minister and secretary blinken as us officials, including blinken, urged netanyahu to take more steps to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza, making clear that while they have seen some progress from israeli officials that much more still remains to be done. and that's because over the course of this last month, as we have seen in israel, mount this renewed

us secretary of state anthony blinken discussed preparations for the meeting by phone with the ministerign affairs of ukraine andrii sybiga. according to the state department, they also discussed the continuation of assistance to strengthen and strengthen ukraine's energy sector this winter. the situation on the battlefield and the upcoming ramstein meeting, as reported in the pentagon, were the topics. telephone conversation between the ministers of defense of the two countries: lloyd austin and rustem umyerov. the head of the pentagon confirmed president biden's commitment to increase security assistance to ukraine and reiterated that the united states... along with more than 50 allies and partners will continue to provide ukraine with the support necessary to protect its freedom and sovereign territory. it is significant that literally during his first visit and his first meeting, the new general secretary visited zelenskyi in kyiv. so this is a very good sign. at the same time, he made it clear that the decision to provide equipment, be it javelin anti-tank systems, bradley tanks. 1

before next month, the us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking begins as 11th trip to the region. as israel strikes an organization, it accuses of financing as beloved. also coming up a narrow yes, involved over to joining the european union despite the allegations of russian interference and a referendum the us and european leaders welcome the results as a victory for democracy.

historic decisions to be made by the union. after a telephone conversation with the us secretary of state anthony blinken, the head of the foreign ministry andrii sybiga also hinted. without any details. as part of our regular dialogue took place a productive phone conversation with anthony blinken to discuss president volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to the us and coordinate next steps that will lead to historic decisions and bring our victory closer. andrii sybiga, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine. maybe an optimist. of ukrainian officials is not unfounded, according to the same financial times, with reference to an unnamed western official, president biden may agree to change the status even before the end of his term, which expires in january 2025 applications of ukraine for membership in nato. but how realistic is it, if donald trump, a categorical opponent of the rapprochement of the alliance with ukraine, wins the elections in november. the issue of ... allowing ukraine to strike deep into russia with western weapons remains unresolved. despite numerous requests from kyiv, the allies have

well, a stern warning they are from the united states. secretary of state, anthony blinking that north korean troops would become legitimate targets. should they enter the battle field in ukraine? something the united states says that it does expect to happen. in the coming days, anthony blinking attempted to paint the presence of north korean troops in russia as a sign of russia's weakness, saying that russia is suffering 1200 casualties a day in its war on ukraine and therefore needs the backup. and he also reiterated a point that was 1st made by the united states to the security council yesterday saying that the presence of those troops and ukraine would be a violation of international law and un security council resolutions. a point that has been challenged by russia, it was challenged by the russian ambassador at the when, when this accusation was made, russia says if the united states can help you, crane, why can't russia's allies help rush out? well, the argument from the united states is that north korea is under international sanctions . it has been since 2006 in an attempt to

push for a ceasefire in the mid east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony, blinking begins his old as this trip to the region. as israel strikes an organization, it accuses a financing has belong. also coming up. a narrow yes involved over to joining the european union. spied allegations of russian interference and a referendum there. then us and european leaders welcome the result as a victory for democracy. the.

minister has said on this matter in a very important press conference with the us secretary of state anthonys the egyptian foreign minister speaking the annie shaw, the egyptian foreign minister talked about the issue that you pointed out, which uh needs to obviously be addressed uh, if that's even a possibility, with a regime that uh has been uh practicing apartide uh type rule of law in their eyes for the past de decades, um, how can that be addressed after all this killing that has happened, is that a possibility with this uh, at least at least this current cabinet that's in power? i really think that you know most interesting point here to really focus on is how how the i believe the organization of islamic council need really needs to get together and really focus on facts, i mean we probably are a large number, there's a probably a large number of the arab states, but what they really need to do is sit down together and really think and ponder on the problems you know that prob could be created you know within the original. it it it is a massive original conflict at the minute, i mean

foreign minister andriy sybiga summed up his conversation with us secretary of state anthony blinken with these words. the ukrainian minister assured that the negotiations were productive, both sides analyzed volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to the usa and coordinated further steps. which will lead to historic decisions and bring our victory closer. and in the darnytskyi district of kyiv, a window on on the eighth floor of a high-rise building. there was a fire - informed the mayor of the city, vitaliy klitschko. there were no casualties, the fire was promptly extinguished. and i ask you to join our congregation. we need funds for drones and a charging station for the reconnaissance of the third ssso regiment, which destroys the enemy in the area. mass ravine in donetsk region. the russians constantly attack and try to capture the city, because it is a commanding height from which it is easier to shell other settlements. our defenders are holding the defense, but they need our help. soldiers need drones they will help not only to improve the performance of combat tasks, but also save the

in the middle east with just 2 weeks before us voters choose a new president. us secretary of state anthony blinking arrived in israel. on tuesday, his 11th trip to the middle east, since the important gauze will begin last year. it's. busy so his 1st visit since is really forces killed to you. austin was the leader of the home of milton. great legion will also be discussing the spillover from the conflict into 11 on where israel is fighting. has been a correspondent, emily godinez, interested for his emily. let's talk about the prospect's of a ceasefire. this time around is blinking beats with nets in yahoo! today it is real. we know has taken out a mazda is leadership. might that be a break through it? right now, we're not really seeing any indication ready that would suggest that the sci fi tools, this time around, would be successful, even though of course, many have expressed the hope, including us, president revise and about the death of the house in war. i'm off of lead up would be a watershed moment of a window for tennessee. really 40 is really is to declare victory and gaza to bre

the us secretary of state anthony blinken is here in london for talks on ending the fighting in the middle american hopes that the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar could be an opportunity for a breakthrough. in qatar this weekend, mediators will reconvene this weekend for the first time in weeks, trying to revive lapsed negotiations on a ceasefire in gaza. mr blinken has spoken to the lebanese prime minister, najib mikati, and is also talking to the foreign ministers from jordan and the united arab emirates. the secretary of state promised to work with real urgency to get a diplomatic resolution of the conflict in lebanon... we have had very good and important conversations this week including this morning on ending the war. in gaza. charting a path for what comes next. those conversations will continue but i think this is a moment of importance and urgency for what we are working to seize. i also had the opportunity to speak to prime minister of lebanon, there's a sense of urgency in getting to diplomatic resolution. the resolution of 1701 such that they can be real security along they

with that in mind, i want you to take a listen to what us secretary of state anthony, blinking told members of congress about what is or perhaps is not happening. take a list system is broken. it's damaging. our diplomacy is undermining our competitors. is this incentivizing public service? and of course, it's all feeds our competitors, false narratives of our decline and division even speaking to the board service they are not congress, but the issue is remains trust and they lack thereof in the system. that's what he's talking about. what does a foreign countries are just trying to? what do they get from that that, that lack of trust in the system to yes. what their, the goal of autocracies is to convince people in their own societies that democracies don't work better than autocracies. that the democracies of the world are fatally flawed, cannot get anything done. our region by disputes internally don't really have significant freedoms that are in excess of what people get, you know, talk receives. and so that is their goal to, to discredit the democratic world and, and unfortunately whe

for a ceasefire in the middle east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking begins as 11th trip to the region as israel strikes and organizations did it uses or financing has bola. also coming up, holding the line in ukraine with russian forces advancing and us aid endowed. our correspondent visits the defenders of one of moscow's key objectives and the each the .

it's good to have you with this you a secretary of state anthony blinking is in israel as part of yet another diplomatic push for a cease fire in the middle east with just 2 weeks before us voters choose a new president. lincoln met with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the 1st day of his one week, middle east trip. it's his 11th visit to the region since the war in gauze to begin last year. and is 1st since it's real, killed the homeless leader. yeah. you have seen more, lincoln will also be discussing the more with hezbollah 11 on the travel launch of jordan and guitar. a correspondence, emily gorgine in jerusalem had more on the prospect for a cease fire as blinking. and this and yahoo met well, at this point, it does not look like a possible phase 5 deal is on the horizon. even though many have expressed the hope, including for you as president, are advising thoughts, the death of the house in wire. the how about how much of leader could really be a watershed moment, a window of opportunity for israel to reach a cx 5 deal to break a piece to claim victory in golf. uh

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he went on to say that secretary of state anthony blinking spoke to run durham or the administer of strategic affairs and defense, secretary, or defense minister, you of the lot warnings and bows it. this action was completely unacceptable to the us, that there was no other agency capable of delivering relief to gaza. and that, that would mean that children, babies, women, men, civilians, would all suffer degraded circumstances or even possibly deaf because of the lack of humanitarian assistance that, that would mean would be going into gaus. he went on to say passage of this legislation could have implications under us law that as a reference to conditions on the aid that us gives to israel conditions that include the need to ensure that humanitarian assistance gets to the people it needs to get to or otherwise the us can with full validate. so this is essentially a threat from the us saying that we could withhold aid if israel does not stop this action that they are planning on taking. and matthew miller also said that in a number of important ways, the relationship between israel in the u.

you are a secretary of state anthony blinking has landed in israel as rockets trigger defensive missiles over until of eve. and israel watching new strong and loving audience campaign to cripple as bullet. also coming up there, building a new world order with brick. so the leaders of russia, china and other nations out of sync with western allies, a medium off gallon to create a new center of gravity pulling away from washington.

secure a ceasefire in the middle east before next month. us presidential election, secretary of state anthony, blinking has arrived in israel. his 11th trip to the middle east, and so still eddies began. and the 1st, since israel killed the leader of the militant group, homos in casa, the binding administration has won. the us could withhold some military to israel, unless more humanitarian assistance gets true to god. in the meantime, there's no let up in the fighting in lebanon. israel says it has it, 300 has bullet targets in the last day, the round back militant group says it launch rockets at a naval base near israel's coastal city of hyphen, as well as at targets. near toby, the smoke rises over the suburbs of a root. these real says it was targeting financial institutions run by hezbollah. it accuses the militant group of using the network to fund its attacks. lebanon's health ministry says is really airstrikes have killed more than 1400 people in the past month. israel's military campaign appears to have weakened, has blocked the group once, that it would continue attacking israel unt

the foreign ministry andrii sybiga also hinted at a telephone conversation with us secretary of state anthonyblinken, without any details. as part of our regular dialogue, we had a productive phone conversation with antoni blinken to discuss president volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to the us and coordinate further steps that will lead to historic decisions and bring closer our victory andrii sybiga, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine. perhaps the optimism of ukrainian positions. not unreasonable. according to the same financial times, citing an unnamed western official, president biden may agree to change the status of ukraine's application for nato membership before the end of his term, which expires in january 2025. but how realistic is it, if donald trump, a categorical opponent of the rapprochement of the alliance with ukraine, wins the elections in november. the issue remains unresolved about permission to ukraine. to strike deep into russia with western weapons, despite numerous requests from kyiv, the allies have not yet dared to lift this ban, they say, it will not change the situati

foreign minister andriy sebiga summed up his conversation with us secretary of state anthony blinkenith these words. the ukrainian minister assured that the negotiations were productive, both sides analyzed volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to the usa and coordinated further steps.

for a cease fire in the middle east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony, blinking begins 11th trip to the region, as israel launch is new strikes on 11 on elliot's campaign to cripple his bullet. also coming out holding the line in ukraine with russian forces advancing. and us aid endowed our correspondent visits the defenders of one of moscow's key objectives in the east. the i'm michael local, welcome. the white house is making a fresh push to secure a ceasefire in the middle east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state antony blinking, and his heading back to the region is 11th trip. since hostilities began to stop off in several countries including israel, the binding administration has won the us could withholds the military aid to israel unless more humanitarian assistance gets through to gaza. in the meantime, there's no let up in the fighting and 11 on israel says it has had 300 has bullet targets in the last day. the run back village and group says it launch rockets at a naval base near israel's coastal city of haifa. as

anthony secretary state anthony blink is 11 visits in the region. if you look at the time table option, i just don't see this happening. certainly not in the uh, 9 days, right? days that remain before the us 11. but also in the almost 70 days between the election and the and all of your ration. so any way you look at this time, typically we're not looking, we're not, we should not be anticipating any kind of ceasefire slides. hostage deals slash political, a settlement anytime before late january, early february, 2025 e. if even that me. so i'm sorry to sound pessimistic. i agree with the things that were said before me, a 100 percent. i just, i see an opening i just, i just don't see mr. hudson. yeah. willing to take okay. segment it's even though there's an a, a proposal that has been presented to the old policies, which talks about a short term seized by a, a full weeks almost a month. do you think this is going to be a major concession by how mass, which, which has been insisting in the past on the need for a permit, is seized by a, as a major p