this is aleppo, the second city of the ataman empire in the matter of forcing ukraine to capitulate.iety or ukraine. we are not just talking about the plans of putin and the witch. the city will need eh and putin will surrender to the siege and have freedom in general, that's the way it is, and for example, an exchange is being prepared for a military-turkish one 12 i understand that putin in general is not against exchanging money in syria, now the question i think is extremely serious is that putin was elected coming from the south of ukraine will be an aspen stake for him. that is, it will be a demonstration of the complete military worthlessness of the russian federation. missiles in order to, as far as i understand, put pressure on kyiv so that kyiv agrees to follow this or that line of negotiations. and here is how to get out of this whole affair, because putin's main task when he asked macron to voice the temerity that putin needs to save face is a personal initiative i am more than sure of putin, that is why he constantly said and i will reprimand macron ir, you understand, i

syria is a provincial capital, aleppo is the second city of the ataman empire .y will need uh , and putin will surrender to the siege and have freedom in general, that's how an exchange is being prepared. i understand that putin is generally not against an exchange in syria . i think the question is extremely important. seriously, the fact that putin is knocked out of the south of ukraine will be an aspen stake for him. that is, it will be a demonstration of the complete military worthlessness of the russian federation as the supreme commander and as the leader of the pack, that is, he will lose very seriously and therefore he, i don't know, uses missiles every day in order to, as far as i understand, put pressure on kyiv so that kyiv agrees to follow one or another line of negotiations. and here's how to get out of this whole business, because putin's main task when he asked macron to voice the dark about what putin needs saving face is putin's personal initiative, i am more than sure that's why he constantly told igor macron to reprimand you, you understand, i

what comes next accountable for what they do or daughter bashar effect was in the city of aleppo last week on a highly symbolic visit that provided the syrian media with plenty of photo opportunities. tara nava is here with the details. richard, this is michelle, after the 1st trip to alaska through the 2nd city since the revolution of 2011 and subsequent wall photos published by the presidency on instagram and telegram should assert and his family going for a casual walk through the old city. and taking selfies with locals, the trip also got a lot of play on theory and state tv. lamar, the mother, would you say that? the 6 burly? one who said that if you see that the message is pretty clear, the effort in control and theory in cities like a left or on the road to recovery. what you're not seeing in these images is the use of destruction visited on a lap by assets forces a rushing back siege, turn the city into a living. hell, according to the un, large parts of a leper were heavily damaged by aerial bombing in which civilian infrastructure like hospitals and schools, where routinely

ago when russia, together with the assad army, began bombing hospitals and schools in the syrian alepporopean leaders at the international conferences asked why they are silent in response to such war crimes since no european or american official spoke then with a clear position on syria the russians are now using the same tactics the same war crimes against ukraine recognize russia as a terrorist state or not there should be a clear statement in support of that what is president zelensky talking about to call the shelling of residential buildings by their names, these are terrorist acts, this is political violence against innocent civilians in the pursuit of political goals is now the most important thing , as us defense minister lloyd austin said, to weaken the russian economy, that it could no longer continue this war and definitely did not repeat such a scenario with its other neighbors, as it already happened with georgia and twice with ukraine. so this is a genius formula, we are talking about minister austin's formula but on the other hand, we see how the kremlin symmetrically an

mohammed that jazzy airy has more from the camp on the outskirts of the city of a friend north of aleppo. butler was hazard roxanne, this camp in a frame has been targeted with shelling from syrian army forces. had meant to call us that yemen. there are many dead and injured this area consist of residential units. all the people who are living in this particular unit were killed, including children. i mean, the whole, some residents have already fled the camp in fear of the shelling, volleyball said that there are about $300.00 families still living here, mostly from a leopard commander said leave $100.00 foot off just behind me. these people are working to, to get one of the rockets which exploded the syrian army has also been targeting nearby towns in recent days. at this time, it was this camp for internally displaced people. that was the target for our child has died after shelling by who's the rebels in the southwest in yemen. the city of ties on saturday, local officials say 11 other children were hit by shrapnel from the say more to show in the still receiving treatment for their

nations, syria is the president, bashar assad has visited the heavily damaged northern province of aleppo, the 1st time since war broke out in the country 11 years ago. he supervise the partial relaunch of a major power plant in the eastern countryside. as well as a water pumping station electricity networks and other infrastructure were ravaged by the conflict which is estimated to have killed up to half a 1000000 people and left millions of others displaced. the u. s. president assigned an executive order to help protect women's access to abortion and contraception. joe biden criticized what he called an out of control supreme court, which recently overturned rosie wade. the landmark ruling that guaranteed the constitutional right from the washing across the u. s. my counter reports from washington dc. the new measures today, the president blasted the supreme court's recent decision. striking down at the 3 year old ruling guaranteeing women a constitutional right to an abortion. and this is not a decision driven by the constitution. and despite those justice is a majority said this was

nations. siri as president per sharla, sad, has visited the heavily damaged northern province of aleppo for the 1st time since war broke out in the country. 11 years ago, he saw the partial relaunch of a power plant. as well as a water pumping station. the conflict is estimated to have killed up to half a 1000000 people and left millions of others displaced. canada's largest mobile and internet provider has suffered a major outage affecting bank. katie m's at emergency service hotlines. people in toronto swarmed places that still had functioning. why fi rogers telecommunication says that it's working to resolve the nation wide problem. the company is the mobile carrier for nearly 11000000 canadians and has a stake in everything from ice hockey to cable television. i ventured out, i spent a moment ago, think of a cob, his starbucks. ha, but $75.00 people hanging out year. everybody on their bones. and it dawned on me that obviously it's not just me or my system or might or my building because i thought maybe was just my building that there's a problem with service. and everybody said tha

beetle to day serious president bashar la sanders visited the heavily damaged northern province of aleppo for the 1st time since war broke out in the country 11 years ago. he supervised the partial relaunch of a major power plant in the eastern countryside, as well as water pumping station electricity networks and other infrastructure were ravaged by the conflict which is estimated to have killed up to half a 1000000 people left millions of others displaced. canada's largest mobile internet provider has suffered a major outage affecting bank 80 ems and emergency service. hotlines, toronto people swarmed places that still had functioning. why fi rogers to telecommunications says that it's working to resolve the nationwide problem. the company is the mobile carrier of nearly 11000000 canadians and has a stake in everything from ice hockey to cable and television. i ventured out, i said, my, let them go pick up a copy of starbucks and thought about 75 people hanging out year. everybody on their bones and it dawned on me that obviously it's not just me or my system or my or my building becaus

washington. serious president, bashar allison, has visited the heavily damaged northern province of aleppo from the 1st time since war broke out in the country 11 years ago. he supervised a partial re launch of a major power plant in the eastern countryside, as well as a water pumping station electricity networks and other infrastructure were ravaged by the conflict which is estimated to have killed up to half a 1000000 people and left millions of us displaced, russia has vetoed a resolution of the un security council that sought to extend aid deliveries to syrians in the last rebel held at the rebel control northwestern region. the u. n. is warning the closing the corridor through the bub, our border crossing could be catastrophic. on to promote to get to james bass has more from the un for tpc via acute my humor. as things stand, this may end up being the la shipment of humanitarian aid, food and medicine from turkey into northwest syria. i think you can call probably ben nodded 4100000 people rely on this lifeline, but it must be authorized by the un security council. and in the council

it happened in a village not farfrom aleppo. the us military is leading against it is still going on, it is still a threat in syria and iraq. although it has transferred a lot of its operations to africa. most of the success isis is having on the battlefield, if you can call it that, because often they are attacked and travelling is, frankly, are taking place in north africa, nigeria, chad, picasso and other african countries. but they are still a threat to the governments. the us has 1000 troops in syria, scattered in the north—east and north—east of the country. there are still thousands of isis prisoners languishing in kurdish run camps. the kurdish are saying we don't want them, thousands of them have come from europe, including britain. and britain, amongst other countries are not keen on taking them back.— on taking them back. frank gardiner, thank ou on taking them back. frank gardiner, thank you very _ on taking them back. frank gardiner, thank you very much. _ sir mo farah has revealed he was trafficked into the uk as a

that aleppo. >> no taxation without representation. or it is teary, perfect. so, from there from taxes it's also more than that that right. it's about treat it as a full subject a full british subject. an openly it revolves into violence asserts after the tea party there's the boston court bills and intolerable acts are going to a shut down local government. going to bring in martial law for boston massachusetts. the british under thomas gage starts easing powder in seizingr weapons leading to increased tension. this opens to potential chance to seize gunpowder or maybe even arrest sons of liberty the leading revolutionary figures for samuel adams and john hancock. in the results as this. the shot heard round the world may be. we note one of the first shots of the american revolution is fired when the british regulars meet up with colonial militiamen. and shots are fired. who fires the first shot? >> nobody knows. >> exactly. who to the british they fired? the colonists rebels. who did the colonists say fired? the british. and it is from this the war begins. n

i think the first two steps to n aleppo's new song potion what calvinew harris. she's great. it's incredible. it really is . i i went with an old brooks and dunn only in america and lenny, that's all. >> lenny kravitz to american woman well, i want you to tell me also what you think the twenty twenty two song is doing. >> peter yeah, well, peter works. allw right. much more fun to come on our fourth of july show, includinges the judge and jimmy having the time of their lives on the iconic cyclonean and wonder wheel and coney island. you won't want ton'o miss that birthday supermarket showdown for the ages. coming up next on our fourth of july special on a piece of your hey, everyone on mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, part time musician, but long time customer of relaxium sleep. and i'm here with my good friend, country music legend larry gatlin. now, larry, a few months ago you asked me, does that relaxium really work? i remember that night because i was tired of not sleeping. if you were to try to guess what relaxium sleep works, larry, so many americans are stru

which, then the question , let me remind you that aleppos batum is the ageean islands.d said, this is the wrong agreement. these are not our boundaries. we have to get it back, what can he get out of it. well, then they already took without any war. them. what is it, maybe it’s difficult for mos the aegean islands are not on the brink of war with greece but are not starting yet. he probably won't get a turnip, and then we'll show everything in a very serious position, obviously. we can't let that happen, so we're going to have to act very hard. and this is exactly what i was talking about the possibility of a direct military clash with the turkish army. look, well, she seems to be in a serious position. she has choices. he must show that he did it. i say that you can do the little things. 30 km stupid syrian territory, well, maybe not not interested, so controls afrin, azazu complainrus idlib, that he himself still needs to take a little bigger. it's mentally set up that way. what does it mean, therefore preparing a big one now? i’m porridge at the most important moment

war in eastern ukraine and in 2016, ruin dictator putin and his forces attacked the syrian city of aleppo, killing hundreds of civilians. meanwhile putin ramped up his attacks on domestic freedom as well. in 2015 boris nemzov, former deputy prime minister of russia was shot to death in broad daylight just yards away from the kremlin. three days later mr. khodorkosky was poisoned. this is vladimir putin's russia today. when novalna recovered, he returned to russia knowing of the risks and then he was arrested. this is the horrible state russia. time and again vladimir putin has shown he is stepped on the aspirations of the people. as leader of the free world, america must condemn putin's lawless acts and stand for those fighting against all odds for a better future in russia. these are modern-day heroes and we should not forget them. my friend, the distinguished senior senator from -- from maryland, senator cardin d and i along with two members of the house are part of the helsinki commission. we recently sent a joint letter to president biden calling on the administration to name and sanc

it was a drone strike that took place in the north—west of syria close to aleppo.te, its self—styled caliphate, its physical territory in syria, that was more than three years ago. but it is still around, than three years ago. but it is stillaround, it than three years ago. but it is still around, it still exists and its epicentre is still in syria and iraq. it has moved a lot of its focus towards africa so most of the isis successes that you hear about are taking place in the under governed areas of africa, parts of nigeria, chad, places like that. we don't often hear from syria nigeria, chad, places like that. we don't often hearfrom syria but nigeria, chad, places like that. we don't often hear from syria but they are still active and it comes, i guess five months after the us was able to assassinate the leader of isis in syria. to avoid capture, he blew himself up with an ied. but this is quite a big deal. stay with us on outside source — look at the first images from the james webb telescope —— the successor to hubble — which have been released by nasa. it's g

what does this mean for them the most important question, let me remind you that aleppos with a trampolineot our boundaries. we have to give it back, what can you get out of it. well, then they already took it. without any war, it’s possible for them that it’s difficult for the aegean islands to be on the verge of war with greece, but they haven’t started yet. he probably will not start a turnip. and then we will show everything in a very serious situation, obviously. we cannot allow this, based on this, he brought us a very tough act. this is exactly what i was talking about the possibility of a direct military clash with the turkish army. look, well, it seems like he's in a serious position with an election. he must show that he did something. i say that 30 km was in the syrian territory in such trifles. well, maybe it’s not interesting in any way to control it, but the zazu-sting just idlib, that he himself should take a little bigger. it 's mental. so what does it mean, so now i'm messing with the most important moment, we're talking there somewhere, i don't want to say, we're twice in

from tsar putin before with the mass murder of 25,000 soles in grozhny to the leveling of biblical aleppo. to date the united nations high commission has verified nearly 12,000 civilian casualties across ukraine since february. this number is understated. in the words of nazar, a 17-year-old from bucha, they were not able to defeat our army so they killed ordinary people. both his uncle and father, innocent civilians, were murdered by putin's invading army. russian military strikes continue to target ukrainian resources including grain storehouses responsible for feeding over 400 million people worldwide. the world food program estimates that 47 million people across the globe are suffering from acute hunger as a direct result of putin's targeting of ukrainian stores. since february, almost 2,300 schools, madam speaker, have been damaged or destroyed and 290 health care facilities attacked. no place in ukraine is safe for civilians. currently, 12.1 million people in ukraine are estimated to need health assistance. that's 12 million individuals who are unable to get the help they need, the

when i went to it, i thought that i would meet you, you know, such as a copy of aleppo or there is ayou know, it doesn’t even flicker exist at the level of some kind of biology, i was surprised . mariupol because it is a living city. it’s been cleared, you know, shops are open there, people don’t just want to live there, but people who just live , you know, that is, and they don’t just live anymore. in spite of everything, but they created their own life. and this is life , relatively speaking with rubles, you understand with russia, and these people are ready to translate a lot more in order to be with russia we really do. the main thing is anyway. but this is not even hope, but you already know such a strong-willed question, when you still need to find this gross question. answers we need to collect those forces, we need to collect everything, then all the resources that will allow. we finally, after all, this whole thing. to tear off the scum from donetsk , squeeze it out and drive it, and this, in my opinion, is now an understanding everyone has it, because it was clear from a mi