hunger and food shortages, the situation has worsened especially sharply in just a few weeks afghanistan syria sri lanka. ukraine also faced this problem. according to the statistics of international organizations in the country about 8

we're talking about afghanistan or syria or yemen are —— and the _ afghanistan or syria or yemen are and the cost of support for ukraine, and i_ and the cost of support for ukraine, and i think— and the cost of support for ukraine, and i think borisjohnson i5 and the cost of support for ukraine, and i think borisjohnson is right, you can _ and i think borisjohnson is right, you canjust— and i think borisjohnson is right, you canjust see here are some more anti-tank— you canjust see here are some more anti—tank missiles and we will train your soldiers and thanks a lot, get on with— your soldiers and thanks a lot, get on with it — your soldiers and thanks a lot, get on with it. this will go on for years — on with it. this will go on for years. although russia is not making the progress it to within the very beginning, has seen to reach ranged and -- _ beginning, has seen to reach ranged and -- has _ beginning, has seen to reach ranged and —— has seen retrenchment and how much _ and —— has seen retrenchment and how much pressure — and —— has seen retrenchment and how much pressure there

is an acclaimed filmmaker credits documenting stories from war zones in afghanistan, syria and iraq. on january 6. mister quick stand was working on a documentary about. why americans are so divided when americans have so much in common. doing that day. mister quest, it interviewed and documented movements of the people around the capital, including the first moments, the violence against the capitol police and the chaos that in and sue. i would now sway and eye witnesses. the witnesses will please stand and raise your right hand. you swear and affirm under of perjury that the testimony you're about to give is truth. the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. let the record reflect the witnesses and sit in the affirmative. without objection, the witness's statement will be included in their record. pursuant to section 5 of house resolution, 5, 0, 3, recognize myself for questioning. as you saw just a few minutes ago, the proud boys instigated the first breach of the capital just before 1 o'clock pm well, right pushed over barricades the piece. circle at the foot of th

they will also talk about the situation in afghanistan, syria and cooperation in the caspian sea, these and other topics. sergei lavrov will discuss in more detail today with his colleague, hasan abdulhyan. after that, the ministers will answer questions from journalists. aleksey golovkov vadim prusov, tehran, islamic republic of iran in our program, jubaiden asks for a while. cancel the us stop tax and how many times during an address to the nation the american president will use the name putin more than twenty criminal cases were initiated against a company of deceived equity holders and just became known in russia died. famous artist yuri shatunov about this not only immediately after the advertisement. stay with us. 60 minutes special edition germany was a major economy that sponsored more now more is being told in germany how you have to live and in general, how to act? tell me when ukrainians and poles were poles brothers. now they have come in order to blur the line of invasion more into the territory of ukraine. the americans want to break all ties between europe and russia. the

they will also talk about the situation in afghanistan, syria and cooperation in the caspian sea, these other topics of sergey lavrov will be discussed in more detail today with his colleague, khassein, abdalkhian. after that, the minister will answer questions from journalists alexei golovko vadim prusov news, tehran islamic republic of iran joe biden asked congress to cancel the fuel tax in the country for 3 months. the american leader's call was made during an address to the nation dedicated to the energy crisis in his speech. biden. again he tried to shift the blame for what was happening to russia, although he admitted it. that exactly the sanctions against moscow turned into a rise in fuel prices, according to his logic, russia is one of the largest oil producers, and therefore the abandonment of it led to an increase in the price of black gold. the simple truth is that gas prices have risen almost $2 a gallon due to vladimir putin's attack on ukraine and we will not let this get away with it and we are now doing everything possible to reduce this pain at the gas station disagree

he worked a lot in the hot spots of yugoslavia and cancer, afghanistan syria, a business trip to theecame 375 for him. and alas, the last in donetsk film crew of channel one came under fire from the ukrainian security forces. anatoly was mortally wounded anatoly klyan gul was awarded the order of courage gas force majeure in in europe, exchange prices for gas rose by 7% per day, amounting to more than one and a half thousand dollars per cubic meter. however, the high cost of hydrocarbons, which creates panic in the old world. far from the main problem. europeans may face the fact that there will simply be nowhere to get gas due to the fact that canada, referring to sanctions , still does not give back after the repair of the nord stream unit since the end of may chain, almost all european countries may suffer, lack of gases in germany will lead to a tense situation in switzerland, where it supplies three-quarters of the total amount needed in the country, since there are no own pages of the authorities are preparing to introduce quotas for gas consumers and restrictions on residentia

became victims of the american box in japan, korea , vietnam and the crayfish of serbia in afghanistan and syria in memory of the dead, memorial candles were lit in front of the embassy building battle of choirs, competitions , master classes, castings and concerts at the international children's day vdnkh has become a platform for the festival a big change in direct contact with the studio now maria valeeva maria greetings well, the festivals were lucky with the weather, as we have already heard. this is evgeny tishkovets' first truly summer day, so what is happening now at the central elevators. yes , vera welcomes, unfortunately, i did not hear your question. there are very loud on stage concerts. the boys are getting ready for the march. they will soon pass along the central alley of vdnkh here to the festival. schoolchildren came for a big change because of all regions of russia, including from the donetsk people's republic, while they were here they were preparing for a performance. we warmed up and sang, we saw. how many talented children we have in our country, and by the way, today the

into brit human rights groups say some of those scheduled to be deported, include people flee afghanistan and syria, as well as iran and iraq. several people currently remain on the passenger list of the dozens were removed, following her legal on the challenges in this case, which turns on how the jack for more that less crossover to our corresponded big mass in long bigot. what's the current status of this plane? will it take off today? yes, for in secretary british forensics relist trust has confound that. the flight will take off at some point today, even though there are really not a lot of asylum seekers on board. so the home of us had originally not given any concrete figures, but it had been reported that they were trying to do food almost 40 people. so now the sugar, much, much lower, but forensic trailers trust i is saying that it is justified that the flight should go just to establish the principle that asylum seekers that come by the english channel on both that they cannot expect to have their claims processed. here, but they can expect to be deported to rhonda, so around 40 originall

and includes people who have escaped war in afghanistan and syria, being flown more than 6000 kilometersway. >> they have suffered incredibly. they have tortured themselves. they are tired at the end of their tether. they are finding it incredibly traumatizing. further deportation is absolutely terrifying. >> boris johnson says a deportation strategy will undermine smuggling networks and refugees from making dangerous journeys. the united nations refugee agency hit back, saying that human rights record is under scrutiny. the u.k. is shirking responsibility. >> this is all wrong. it's the foundation of the right to asylum on a country's territory, especially a signatory to the convention and has the institutions to deal with that. >> in april, the secretary visited to finalize a project and potentially send tens of thousands of people there. it includes a payment of $150 million to the rwandan government. so far this year, refugees have made the crossing and 28,000 lost here. in november, 27 people drowned when a didi deflated and had to be rescued from shipping lanes. some of those who r

fanatics, convinced that they were in the circle of the elite and should join the terrorists in afghanistan or syriahey were not yet mentally ready. for starters, you can become a sponsor of the militants to be behind bars. he should have been back in 2010, when he was put on the wanted list in uzbekistan the perpetrator was detained by our special services in moscow but then they found an accomplice of the terrorists. apostates in the person of human rights defenders of the civil assistance committee recognized as an foreigner, on their advice, he wrote a complaint to the european court of human rights, the right words were chosen by a lawyer, and i and uh a lawyer. uh, which the civilian contributed to, they can also understand, and i also understood that i was guilty and still received compensation from the state. and that money was earned. uh, when i got out of the espch, i didn’t just forbid extradition, the accused to his homeland, referring to the fact that he is threatened with an unfair trial and torture by an accomplice of terrorists. they awarded compensation of 20,000 euros. the victory

quested is an acclaimed filmmaker whose credits include documenting stories from war zones in afghanistan, syria and iraq. on january 6 nick quested was working on a documentary about why americans are so divided when americans have so much in common. during that day he interviewed and documented movements of the people around the capital including the first moments of the violence against the capital police in the chaos that ensued. i will now sway in our witnesses. the witnesses will please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear in a firm of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the affirmative. without objection the witnesses statement will be included in the record. pursuant to section questioning. as you saw just a few minutes ago the proud boys instigated the first breach of the capital just before 1:00 o'clock p.m. where rioters pushed over barricades near the p circle at the foot of the capital. our two witnesses tonight were both there at the time o

the program of the visit negotiations on the iranian nuclear deal the situation in ukraine in afghanistan syriaheld a meeting between lavrov and the president of iran, first of all, i wanted to ask how mr. putin is doing. first of all, they relate to the adaptation of the social sphere of the banking financial sector, which are selfish and aggressive policies in all e countries, which have a negative impact on the realistic lines of the united states . connections. how to not depend on the cause and gave away our law? and just like whims or the word is not a sparrow, you won’t catch it flying out, the journalists didn’t have time to forget, blunders and the mistakes of white house press secretary jen psaki, who stepped down as her successor. carine jean-pierre said what is called according to freud but if you think about it, the jumper is not so wrong. or rather, she just told the truth. but then it was already corrected, it is obvious that the president is taking absolutely all the steps that are in his power to increase, that is, ease the suffering of american families in connection with high

are in touch with who already received notices to be deported are coming from countries like afghanistan, syria and iran where they could face a serious risk if they are returned home. under the government policy, once deported to rwanda, they can either take part in a five year resettlement program, they can also apply for asylum elsewhere which is extremely difficult, or they can have the option of returning home. none of these options seem like an ideal option for asylum seekers who so desperately want the security that the uk can offer. and the home secretary has said that rwanda has a long history of accepting refugees and migrants and that it is safe, but we've heard from human rights organizations bringing this into question and criticizing them saying that the government has cherrypicked and ignored facts on the ground. and the u.n. refugee agency actually interjected friday giving a statement saying that they believe the policy is unlawful and actually criticizing the government for what they say is misleading asylum seekers in those notice letters saying that they will be sent to rwan

it is on a claim. filmmaker who credits include documenting stories from war zones in afghanistan, syria and iraq on january 6th. but the quick stair was working on a documentary about quote, why americans are so divide it when americans have so much in common. in quote, doing that day, mr. quested interviewed and documented movements of the people around the capitol, including the 1st moments of the violence against the capitol, police, and the chaos that in ensued. our now sway in our witnesses. the witnesses will please van and raise your right hand. do you swear and affirm on the penalty of perjury that the testimony you about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. so help you god let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the affirmative. without objection, the witness to the statement will be included in the record. pursuant to section 5, see 8 of house resolution 50. 3. i recognize myself for questioning. as you saw just a few minutes ago, the proud boys instigated the 1st breach of the capital, just before 1 o'clock, p. m, where rad 2 was pushed ov

children senior victims of the american military in japan korea vietnam and crayfish serbia afghanistan and syria in memory of the dead in front of the embassy memorial candles were lit in front of the embassy interior minister vladimir kolokoltsev presented awards to teenagers who showed courage and courage in saving others helped prevent a crime or catch intruders, each of these stories deserve to be known zinaida kurbatova will continue on children's day 18 teenagers from 14 regions received awards from the ministry of internal affairs of russia all these the guys showed themselves as active citizens, courageous and resolute, each of the guys became a witness to illegal actions. he didn’t flinch, he didn’t get scared, he reacted competently and decisively, thanks to this , human lives were saved, dangerous criminals were detained, justice was restored, the courage shown by you, indifference, is worthy of the highest appreciation and the great merit in this of your parents, teachers, mentors here in the sleeping district a year ago, a man tried to commit suicide. holding. in the hands of a chil

during the attack of nato countries on yugoslavia, iraq , afghanistan, libya, syria, international lawived only when a garden hindrance. in an attempt to justify their own aggression against sovereign countries, the collective west had to invent exotic concepts of humanitarian interventions by terror and preventive strikes. everybody they, of course, had nothing to do with international law. therefore, the us military adventures of their nato allies were nothing more than aggressive, unprovoked warriors of choice. international law, including the strange nato charter, was systematically cynical and ignored. the united states at the highest political level proclaimed itself exclusive, that is, standing above international law. after that, the collective west began, with maniacal persistence, to promote the idea of ​​replacing classical international law with a certain order. the rest based on rules. the purpose of such a new set of norms is reduced to the development by a narrow group of countries of their own rules with a claim to their universality. it is this logic that we see in the

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say it includes people who had escaped war in afghanistan and syria and being flown more than 6000 kilometers away. will traumatize them further. they suffered incredibly, they see how many members killed, they've, they've had torture themselves and they are tired. but at the end of that heather, they're finding detention incredibly sharma, ty thing and thought of a fair. the deportation half way across the rate is absolutely terrifying for them . you k prime minister boys, johnson says a deportation strategy will undermine people's smuggling networks and deter refugees from making dangerous journeys to britain. the united nations refugee agency hits back thing rwanda's human rights record is on the scrutiny, and the u. k is shirking responsibility. this is all wrong, this is all wrong. this deal, you know, it is the foundation of the right to asylum, the people that are on it. countries territory, especially a country that is a signatory to the convention and has the institutions to deal with that. in april home secretary, pretty patel visited by golly, to finalize the project and potentiall

american army only in 2007, it was in iraq, and then it was enough they were successfully used in afghanistan and syriahe use of heimers , there were just battles with the forces that supported the regime of bashar al-assad, the only limitation is the limitation that has now been introduced for ukraine that the flight range of the rackets that will be provided with these systems is 80 km, only 80 about such a limitation today, journalists were informed during a closed telephone briefing. that is, we knew this already in the morning, we were waiting for official confirmation. well, now we have this official confirmation, that is, i can talk to you about it on the air. his deputy assistant to the president for national security, john pfeiffer, on cnn, he said, and here you can see interesting messages. he said that the administration considers it the right decision not to supply kyiv with a long-range missile for the time being. from a russian attack on their country. we are sure that this meets their requirements and will give the ukrainian military the opportunity to deliver precise strikes on russian

say it includes people who had escaped war in afghanistan of syria and being flown more than 6000 kilometers away, will traumatized them further. they suffered incredibly, they've seen how many members killed they've, they've had talked to themselves and they are tired. but at the end of that heather, that finding detention incredibly show him a tie thing and thought of a fair, the deportation half way across the way. it is absolutely terrifying for them. you . k prime minister burse, johnson says a deportation strategy will undermine people's smuggling networks. and deter refugees from making dangerous journeys to britain. the united nations refugee agency hits back saying rwanda's human rights record is on the scrutiny. and the u . k is shirking responsibility. this is all wrong. this is all wrong. this deal, you know, it is the foundation of the right to asylum that people that are on it. countries territory, especially a country that is a signatory to the convention and has the institutions to deal with that. in april home secretary, pretty patel visited by golly, to finalize the project

nick is an acclaimed filmmaker, credits include documenting stories from war zones in afghanistan, syria, and iraq. on january 6, they were working on a documentary about quote why americans are so divided when americans have so much in common. end quote. during that day he interviewed and documented the movements of the people around the capital, including the first moments of the violence against the capitol police and the chaos that ensued. i will now swear in our witnesses, the witnesses will please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear and affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the record reflects the witnesses answered in the affirmative. without objection, the witnesses statement will be included in the record. pursuant to section five c eight of house resolution 503, i recognize myself for questioning. as you saw just a few minutes ago, the proud boys instigated the first breach of the capital, just before 1:00 p.m. when rioters pushed over barricades near peac

i didn’t say that here is the situation in libya or anywhere else in afghanistan in syria should lead, here, do you think this is generally acceptable rhetoric. does it have a basis or is it just like that, well, chatting, the louder, the better to hear, sort of. of course we hear the rhetoric of this image. where does this kind of thing come from? of these , one irresponsible politician will blurt out something, then another, and at a very high level, at the level of, say, the ministry of foreign affairs. first person, there er rant something to this one, well, about this, but we will still be silent, we will respond accordingly, as soon as we answered, they immediately cling to it , they say, here is russia in the garage. nothing threatens us, but everyone should know what we have. and what we will use, if necessary, to protect our sovereignty, these are obvious things. and the special operations that you said about, yes, we, what kind of special operations there were full-scale wars unleashed, of course, they practically destroyed iraq, which means libya still cannot be restored at

they come from syria, afghanistan, cuba, and other places. but recently we are told donations for migrants dried up and you are the reason many creations are donating only for the green and refugees in that way. and i live, i forget that we still have other people here. if you do all summer, even some ukrainian refugees brought donations because they themselves had received too much. some of those donations went to rush and sweat flat to crecia. more of the people that we thought we are mixed up both russian fan or people who just didn't agree with what is happening in ukraine nation. the fish up also wants to have recent arrivals integrate into the creation community many done as a creation and have been coming to help for years, such as even up a whole sheets with our human being that we should meet them. why in the mood out in front of the free shop is cheerful and relaxed after journeys that for some have taken years. it's a bit of normal life for people far from home. i really well really are i spoke to matthew souls, marsh who works wit

will do our best for them and their families but the generous welcome we give to people from syria, afghanistan, ukraine, hong kong to record to be very proud of. >> thank you very much. my constituents also tell me want to seek more police officers tackling issues like antisocial behavior in the tackling issues like domestic abuse and burglary. thanks to the initiatives, sustained equipment, the hard work of our police officers staking off with almost 50% increase in arrests for domestic abuse over the last 12 months compared to the last 12 months. update the house on how many more officers are being recruited across the uk since he became prime minister. join me in recognizing this. >> and i just say the longer the question, the less we get in. your friendship will dwindle if you carry on. >> i could say very briefly, 76 more police officers, 200 more there but what they are doing is capping neighborhood crime by 31%. >> a majority of members reject the government's political and businesses fear. this prime minister on occasions, his commitment so-called on all aspects -- it includes european

crossing are coming from the top ten most troubled countries around the world, sedan, eritrea, afghanistan and syriaceful countries and we know most of those people, once they come to the uk and claim asylum, most of them are successful, if not the first time, on appeal they are succeeding. there is a very high success rate of those applications. this is not really an excuse. i think people take a risk because there are no legal roots to come to the uk. legal roots are very limited, very restrictive and very small. they are not offered to everyone. there is no way for any person free a prosecution to claim asylum in the uk from outside of the uk, you have to be physically in the uk, you have to be physically in the uk to claim asylum and this is not possible for many people, this option is not available so people risk their lives in order to save them. ~ ., ., risk their lives in order to save them. ~ . ., , them. what are you hoping will be them. what are you hoping will be the outcome _ them. what are you hoping will be the outcome on _ them. what are you hoping will be the outcome on monday? - th

took advantage of this, religious fanatics, isis seized a huge territory in iraq and syria penetrated into afghanistannd north africa established the most cruel inhuman regime organized dozens of terrorist attacks, including in europe, the united states and the iraqi authorities took 3 years to return the mass, while its barbaric bombing killed more than 40,000 civilians in 2019 liquidated the head of the caliphate, but the russian armed forces in syria, along with government forces, inflicted mortal blows. this is how this one was day in history. summer will be interesting, right? summer will not be boring movies series documentaries cartoons no, nothing is impossible. i greet everyone who joined us with you about the program i am andrey ivlev. the kuibyshevsky district court of st. petersburg arrested tourists from volgograd who fired a firecracker at a woman in the square. at the kazan cathedral, let me remind you last weekend, a man launched a firecracker near the griboedov canal in st. petersburg, but the projectile suddenly changed its trajectory and flew into the chest passerby and needed urgen

here they do the same thing that they did in syria and crayfish and afghanistan this is such a proxy in ukraine and it 's terrible, because civilians are dying, this is genocide, and i think it's the russians. the genetic memory just woke up, and they protect the russian-speaking population of ukraine, which is bad in the near future. it was it that got up, the analysis of the rubble will begin. and perhaps foreign journalists will come here again because the territory of the azov steel plant is now completely safe. foreign journalists are already convinced. after they left the territory of the enterprise, according to many of them, they radically changed their an opinion about a special military operation or yaushenin maxim belikov ntv mariupol tv company about new examples of selflessness and courage of russian military personnel during a special operation in the donbass eduard usov told the ministry of defense eduard usov, a team with a rocket artillery division supported the offensive of the assault group. with the help of a drone. he discovered the strongholds of the nationalist

on thursday afternoon , the sixth party is also scheduled to discuss the situation in syria afghanistanraine and issues related to caspian cooperation. boris ivanin. dmitry dunaev lena pomelnikova lead segeran, iran at customs control at airports in europe, russia began to confiscate expensive goods, a precedent was recorded in germany, where a russian citizen unexpectedly became a defendant in a case of illegal import of items. luxury, european officials refer to the imposed sanctions. although in reality we are talking about real discrimination based on nationality, how to deal with this expert advice from evgeny petrukhin. that's for sure heavy luxury you also with consequences at frankfurt airport the russians seized a bag for 500 euros right before departure, when a muscovite tried to put a purchase there in order to get a tax deduction, the so-called so-called free, in addition, and the officer asked to show the purchase announced the seizure and initiation of proceedings said that this can be regarded as an attempt to smuggle in russia have items. luxury. there is no need to be s