and sima news agency, again the disclosure of an audio file of these members of the american national security council in a confidential meeting and an unspecified place is the topic of the meeting of the alternative plan of the white house to deal with iran. films for children and teenagers of the festival, which returned to isfahan after four years. this year, after four years , we returned again due to the corona disease and the issues that existed, and the festival is held in person. the director of the festival says that this period of the festival is qualitative and quantitative. fortunately, the reception of isfahani children and teenagers was very motivating and enthusiastic. they participated more enthusiastically than in the previous period. in this course, we have 835 isfahani children and teenagers who volunteered to judge the festival of the cradle that brings hope and vitality on the eve of the beginning of the school year. the new community injects teenagers, the deadline for registration has been set, fortunately, the reception was very, very good compared to the previous period, nearl

the american national security council has warned about the negative impact of the possible shutdown f the american government on military aid to ukraine. the spokesman of the american national security council, john crowe, said that the financial sources have been approved. it is enough for ukraine only for a few weeks, according to john kirby, if the new financial resources are not approved, the us government will not be able to meet ukraine's needs. and again, news from the united states. the secretary of the treasury of the united states has announced the ineffectiveness of the russian oil sanctions. jantil dervakan said that the price of russian crude oil has reached close to $100 per barrel. while the selling price of russian oil has reached $100 per barrel, the g7 countries set a price ceiling of $60 per barrel in december of last year. russia had determined that earlier eurovoz network had announced in a report that the purchase of natural gas by the european union from russia in recent months compared to the months after the ukraine war has increased by 40%, after china, spai

every night at 19:30, the news network, again, the disclosure of an audio file the american national security council, in a confidential meeting at an unspecified location, is discussing the alternative plan of the white house to deal with iran, and these are the plans of the past forty-odd years, from sanctions to unrest and chaos with the option of war, such as these post-implementation sanctions by trump. they say that these sanctions have become ineffective, this is the head of one of the designer institutions sanctions against iran says that the round of iran, the round of american sanctions has had a logical result, there is no possibility of isolation of tehran anymore, a sign of iran's membership in international time in the past few months is one of iran's membership in shanghai, iran's membership in brics is an example it's like a smart football player who knows where to place himself in the field, he's doing this in a situation where the whole world is changing , he has to pass first of all on the field, he's putting himself in the right place, you just have to analyze us, i agree, i think

the american national security council has warned about the negative impact of the possible shutdown the american government on military aid to ukraine. us national security council spokesman john crowe said that the approved financial resources for ukraine are only enough for a few weeks. according to john kerrby, if the new finance is not approved, the us government will not be able to meet the needs of ukraine , and again, there is news from the us. the us treasury secretary has announced the ineffectiveness of russian oil sanctions. in every case, russia said by spending money, time and more effort, the price ceiling for the purchase of oil has been reduced, while the selling price of russian oil has reached 100 dollars per barrel , which the group of 7 countries set a price ceiling of 60 dollars for each barrel of russian oil in december of last year. had done earlier, the euronews channel announced in a report that the european union's purchase of natural gas from russia has increased in recent months compared to the months after the war. after china , spain, belgium, japan and

doesn't reflect the realities of today in terms of representing african nations, latin american nations and the security councilalysing, continuing to paralyse the un. but unfortunately, we haven't really seen much movement on this idea of un reform. linda thomas greenfield, the us ambassador, we asked her about this. she said it's something they talk about weekly, but talking and acting are two different things. we expect president biden to talk about this, but so many people are saying the united states has to commit to a new form of multilateralism. 0therwise, you're going to have again russia and china on one side, the us and europe and everybody competing for attention from the global south trying to get them on their side, but without any real unifying force to combat expositional crises like climate change.— climate change. that is certainly true. climate change. that is certainly true- nada. _ climate change. that is certainly true. nada, thank— climate change. that is certainly true. nada, thank you _ climate change. that is certainly true. nada, thank you very - climate change. that is certainly| true

combined uranium to kiev, a representative of the us national security council said earlier, reuters reported that this ammunition will be intended for american tanks, abrams , which will arrive in ukraine next week and the new aid package will be from 240 to 375 million since february last year, kiev has received at least $100 billion worth of military aid from the west, more than half of which was provided by the united states such statistics were announced by the minister of defense of ukraine reznikov before his resignation. how to sow fear in order to win elections media lawlessness in poland how the ruling party kills competitors and why corruption and gangster methods are afraid of losing power, who is able to go to jail cleaning up the media and the judiciary the whole truth about the polish regime and why propaganda nightmares moscow and minsk big issue it is clear to politics about the dirty schemes of duda and marovetsky today. consolidation of patriotic forces propaganda key achievements of sovereign belarus , an open conversation on the most pressing issues of the information agenda, such goals are set by the republican action, b

and liberty serving during the bush administration on the national security council the office of secretary of defense holding degrees from americanniversity and georgetown. and with university of texas at austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and the national security council and from stanford and the undergraduate hr mcmaster serving at the white house national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to general and working on dereliction of duty last year he published battleground the fight to defend the free world fellow at the hoover institution holding an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978. make it visited the site where 16 years earlier an instrument was shot while to the no man's land the former california governor and delegation also introduced berlin from what they saw under east german communism. between 1978 when ronald reagan first visited the wall in 1987 w

american citizens held in iran. a statement from us national security council spokeswoman adrienne watson said, spokeswoman adrienne to criticism of the deal, a state department spokesperson told our partners at cbs news that the move is in line with longstanding policies that allow humanitarian money into countries with what they call "objectionable actions." the us says it will have oversight on how it is used and that no sanctions have been lifted against iran. the official says the funds do not go directly to iran and are for humanitarian use only. iranian officials have also weighed in. the country's foreign ministry told reporters on monday that he's hopeful the prisoner swap will happen in the nearfuture. turning to morocco, where the death toll from a devastating earthquake has soared to nearly 3,000. many of the deaths are in hard—to—reach mountain areas, with people are using their bare hands to dig for survivors due to a lack of heavy—lifting equipment. here's what we know so far. the country's state tv says the death toll rose to 2,862, with nearly the same number injured and morocco�*s government has a

americans held in iran. a statement from us national security council spokewoman adrienne watson said: responding to criticismat cbs news that the move is in line with longstanding policies that allow humanitarian money into countries with what they call "objectionable actions." the us says no sanctions have been lifted and that the funds don't go directly to iran and are for humanitarian use only. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. thousands of israelis have been protesting ahead of a supreme court hearing on tuesday on the government's judicial overhaul. justices will hear petitions against a recently—passed law which prevents the use of the so—called reasonableness clause. the change limits the court's ability to scrutinise government decisions and appointments. 0pponents have rallied across israel every week since they were announced in january. police in the us state of pennsylvania have said they�* re expanding their search perimeter for esacaped prisoner danelo cavalca nte. that's after he stole a van and visited the homes of two acquaint

national security council. national security council coordinator. we'll hear from him. he's been front and center on this issue of the negotiations over the wrongfully detained americans, and also as just mentioned, the biden administration is issuing new sanctions against iran following this big day with the release of five americans who have been detained for years now in iran. cnn's arlette saenz has more details on this. what are you learning about these new sanctions? >> reporter: well, kate, i want to note, president biden is currently in new york city where he will be attending the u.n. general assembly meetings a bit later this week. but we are waiting to see what kind of reaction we might get from president biden himself. of course, this release of these americans from iran comes after months of painstaking negotiations to try to secure their release. the senior administration official has confirmed that those five americans that have been freed as well as two american family members are on a plane back here to -- back to doha at this moment. they eventually will be traveling on from there, here to the united states. but this comes at a time, as the biden admi

american missiles for attacks on the territory of russia. this was announced by the secretary of the national security and defense council oleksiy danilov in an interview. to the spanish publication abc. according to him, these missiles will be used exclusively to protect the territory of ukraine, as there are agreements with partners on this issue. at the same time , danilov added that the transfer of the war to the territory of russia is necessary for the protection of ukraine. in the 151st the training center of the armed forces of ukraine continues to train servicemen. the training takes place in conditions as close as possible to combat, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhnyi showed a video of the training on facebook. according to the center's instructors, during the course, they teach planning, defensive and offensive combat , tactical medicine, and sniper work. both mobilized and rotating military personnel are trained. today we simulated an assault, conditionally in enemy territory. with these cadets we used laser tag technology for so that the servicemen could feel this contact battle on the wrist of

national security council. as ambassador she ensured the american people's of value for their investment, defendant u.s.t, kept shaping the human rights for the work in the un names for the most powerful women in america. please welcome governor haley. [applause] [applause] >> good morning. it is a beautiful day in the granite state. thank you for that introduction. when i announced my candidacy for president i laid out a vision for a strong and proud america. this is not just a slogan strength and pride are essential to our national survival. especially in the face of communist china. china isn't existential threat it spent half a century plotting to defeat us. it has taken our manufacturing jobs are trade secrets medicine to advanced technology. and record time china has gone from an economically backward country to the second biggest economy on earth. it has every intention of being the first. the communist party's motives are clear. they are building a massive cutting edge military capable of threateningen america and dominating asia and beyond. in some respect china's military is equal to the u.s.

national security council. as ambassadors she ensured to the american people saw value for their investment defended u.s.erests kept our country safe and championed human rights. her work in the wind forbes named her one of the most powerful women in america. please welcome governor haley. [applause] it has every intention being the first in a communist party motives are clear. they are building a massive cutting-edge military capable of threatening america and dominating asia and beyond. in some respects china's military is art equal to the u.s. armed forces. in other areas, they are beating us. china's leaders are so confident, they are sending spy balloons into our sky and building a spy base just off our shores in cuba. make no mistake, the communist party is preparing for war. .. in this battle, now is the time to bring out our secret weapon. the force that produce the greatest economy in history and made americans the envy of the world, freedom. freedom is the while behind our great middle-class. and freedom made america the world's leader in elevation. doing more good for more people than any othe

americans to go. >> i also asked the national security council spokesman about the timing of this and how congress finding out about this deal on the anniversary of 9-11 and the transfer happening as the u.n. assembly convenes here in new york. how all of that serves american interests. john kirby told me the dates are a coincidence. >> it's not tied to 9-11, the u.n. general assembly. it's tied to the hard work over months and months by diplomat it's to secure this release. it's a good day for the united states and a good day for these families. >> how long was this in the works? >> many, many months. >> there's strict controls only allowing transactions to go to humanitarian causes. the criticism remains that it frees up $6 billion that iran could use for other nefarious activity. this all happens as the u.n.'s nuclear watch dog has warned as you mentioned that iran kicked out their nuclear inspectors from the country. that's happening at this deal came to pass, martha. >> martha: jacqui, thank you. a few blocks away at the u.n. john ratcliffe joins me now. former director of national intelligence. than

ukraine will not use american atakam missiles for strikes on russian territory, secretary of the national security and defense council oleksiy danilov said in interview with the spanish publication abc. according to him, these missiles will be used exclusively to protect the territory of ukraine, as there are agreements with partners on this issue. at the same time, danilov added that the transfer of the war to the territory of russia is necessary for the protection of ukraine. punishment of evaders, conscripted men who are illegal. crossed the border of ukraine during martial law, will be prosecuted. this will happen after their return to ukraine - said andrii, the spokesman of the state border service demchenko. currently, there are attempts to escape from ukraine along the green section of the border, i.e. outside the checkpoints. border guards let people through only on the basis of the law. polish experts believe that a ukrainian anti-aircraft missile fell in przewod. of air defense , according to the rech pospolyt publication, specialists allegedly came to the conclusion that the missile could not have come fro

nations security council is going to discuss the situation. what role does the united nations have in building a stable piece? >> indeed, there is mobilization here in the united states. the american community is pushing for very concrete policy matters. it is, as i mentioned, very difficult to imagine a stable nagorno-karabakh in azerbaijan. some kind of mediation, preferably through the united nations security council, might at the very least create an atmosphere of -- might create some kind of stability so that an atmosphere of final trust and dialogue and peace in the future could be established. >> a lot of competing interests in the security council as well. many thanks. let's take a looking out at some of the other stories making news around the world today. yvonne's parliament has passed a law increasing prison terms and fines for women who break the country's strict islamic dress code -- iran's parliament. this comes days after the anniversary of the death of mahsa amini, who was arrested for wearing her headscarf improperly. her death in custody sparked massive protests. u.k. prime minister rishi sunak has said the u.k. will delay some of its climate targets until 2035 a

americans to go. >> jacqui: i also asked the national security council spokesman about the timing of all of this, announcement to congress on the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, transfer happening as the u.n. general assembly convenes in new york and john kirby told me essentially the dates are a coincidence. >> not tied to 9/11, not tied to the u.n. general assembly, simply tied to the hard work over months and months and months by diplomats to secure this release. we are just glad that it happened. it's a good day for the united states, good day for the families. >> how long was this in the works? >> months, many, many months. >> jacqui: the administration reiterates this was not a ransom payment, not u.s. taxpayer dollars. it is iranian money that's been unfrozen that they can now access, although strict controls how it's used, oversight ensuring it goes to humanitarian causes. criticism remains it frees up $6 billion to use for terrorist activity and the u.n. nuclear watchdog warns iran has kicked out a third of the agency's nuclear inspectors, so that's happening as this deal is coming together. jo

united nations statistic , united nations statistic, encyclopaedia britannica , world encyclopaedia britannica, world council for health department of homeland security. americannational centre for exploited and missing children . exploited and missing children. canadian centre for child protection . national institutes protection. national institutes of justice . united nations of justice. united nations office in vienna . european. office in vienna. european. european parliament. these are not magicked up numbers. these are genuine statistics that have been done by international agencies that are that are supervising these things. i think, you know, neal, a big point, a big part of the answer to your question is people just can't believe of how horrendous this is. now, i've i've seen on the edge of this in various asian countries in various african countries , it is real. i african countries, it is real. i have seen it in the united kingdom. it's not always obvious, but it's certainly there . the fact that this is so there. the fact that this is so horrendous , so disgusting, so, horrendous, so disgusting, so, so vile, so depraved is ordinary people like you

united nations statistic , united nations statistic, encyclopaedia britannica , world encyclopaedia britannica, world council for health department of homeland security. americannational centre for exploited and missing children . exploited and missing children. canadian centre for child protection . national institutes protection. national institutes of justice . united nations of justice. united nations office in vienna . european. office in vienna. european. european parliament. these are not magicked up numbers. these are genuine statistics that have been done by international agencies that are that are supervising these things. i think, you know, neal, a big point, a big part of the answer to your question is people just can't believe of how horrendous this is. now, i've i've seen on the edge of this in various asian countries in various african countries , it is real. i african countries, it is real. i have seen it in the united kingdom. it's not always obvious, but it's certainly there . the fact that this is so there. the fact that this is so horrendous , so disgusting, so, horrendous, so disgusting, so, so vile, so depraved is ordinary people like you

over the past 72 hours, a representative of the us national security council, john kirpy, told journalists about this. at the same time, former american generals believe that skeptics in the west should restrain their criticism. let's talk with yulia yarmolenko, who is now joining us from the white house . the us administration, what can you tell us, you always know the stages. the biden administration in the white house tries not to comment on the state, there are many ukrainian contours, offensive actions, and today john kirby, also the representative of the us national security council, said that he does not want to disclose operational details to anya, or to sound like a sofa expert, but if a few days when he was asked about the ukrainian counter-offensive actions, he spoke only about the fact that the ukrainians continue to make small and gradual progress, today he said that indeed, the united states sees that over the past three days, the ukrainians have made significant progress, and significant progress, in particular in the southern direction, john kelby said that the ukrainians understand like no one else that heavy battles

york times, citing american officials. for the kremlin to provide advanced technology for satellites and nuclear submarines, previously the coordinator of the national security council of the white house, john kerbe, reported on russia's attempts to acquire from north korea a batch of shells, the first lady of the usa jill biden fell ill with the coronavirus , she has mild symptoms , the routers also transmit joseph biden's, it turned out to be negative, he will be tested regularly this week, however, it was not specified whether this will affect his foreign visits in the white house. g20 they work every day defeating death in hellish conditions, paramedics provide assistance to our soldiers, recently the enemy once again destroyed an evacuation vehicle a replacement has already been found, now it is being assembled properly, but we need to collect 195,000 hryvnias to buy this car, every hryvnia is important, so join the collection, it will give hope to those who are at zero, the war continues, your help is very much needed. thank you for joining the collection of the espresso tv channel. the next issue will be at 10:00, then we will meet lesya vakulyuk and andriy s

american attack missiles for strikes on the territory of russia. this was announced by the secretary of the national security and defense council oleksiy danilo in an interview with the spanish newspaper abc. according to him, these missiles will be used exclusively to protect the territory of ukraine, as there are agreements with partners on this issue. at the same time , danilov added that the transfer of the war to the territory of russia is not necessary for the protection of ukraine. punishment of dodgers. military men, who illegally crossed the border of ukraine during martial law will be prosecuted. this will happen after their return to ukraine - said andriy demchenko, the spokesman of the state border service. currently, there are attempts to escape from ukraine along the green section of the corridor, i.e. outside the checkpoints. border guards only let people through. on the basis of the law. norway will provide an additional 1 billion norwegian kroner, which is 92.5 million dollars, to provide ukrainians with access to protection and life-saving assistance, the minister of foreign affairs said of norway at a meeting on humanitarian issu

discussions about the reform plan and the united nations in the security council, and some of them have been implemented, but especially after the year 2003 and the americans had to go to iraq under the pretext of fighting terrorism and the like, during the period when kofi annan was the secretary general of the united nations , he became one of the committees responsible for writing the reform program and the united nations, that is, from 2005 until now, almost 18 years except for the reforms. and follow the un program in fact formulas it has been seen in different ways that different countries give different plans to the issue of increasing the permanent members of the security council with the right of veto . there is an increase in the permanent members of the security council but without the right of veto. countries support these for some reasons. naturally, western countries protest and say that reforms have been made . to developing countries and emerging countries, the best conditions are that there are additional members as permanent members of the security council and these members also have the right to veto. it is so easy to lose the united nat

volodymyr zelenskyy first stop in new york to address the united nations general assembly on the security council. for an inside look at americanwards ukraine i'm joined from new york by ambassador victoria nuland. ambassador, welcome and thank you for joining us. we are likely headed to a u.s. government shutdown. we know president biden is seeking an additional $24 billion in ukrainian eight. >> i have to say i was on the hill yesterday. the bipartisan support for ukraine remains extremely strong . democrats and republicans. and i think that is because the people's representatives and the american people themselves understand what is at stake. this is about ukraine and putin's war against ukraine but it is also about international order. if you allow a country do bully another it will happen all over the world. we are feeling good about i part. but it is also important that president volodymyr zelenskyy is here and made his case again to the world and will make his case directly to members of congress and they can ask their questions. amna: some of the strongest objections come from a small group of far right republicans. hav

american attack missiles for strikes on the territory of russia. this was announced by the secretary of the national security and defense council oleksiy danilov in an interview with the spanish newspaper abc. according to him, these missiles will be used exclusively to protect the territory of ukraine, because there are agreements with partners on this matter. at the same time, danilov added that the transfer of the war to the territory of russia is necessary for the protection of ukraine. evaders, military men who illegally crossed the border of ukraine during martial law will be prosecuted. this will happen after their return to ukraine, the spokesman said andriy demchenko of the state border service. currently, there are attempts to escape from ukraine along the green section of the corridor, i.e. outside the checkpoints. border guards let people through only on the basis of the law. collected intelligence data on ukrainian troops and critical infrastructure in chernihiv oblast. the security service detained a russian informant. the local resident gave the aggressor the schemes of railway routes, the location of checkpoints, the number of person

they say at the same time, the secretary of the national security council of ukraine danilov said that kiev will soon receive the first batch of americaning to him, we are talking about at least ten vehicles, with regard to long-range missiles attacks, with about, which have long been requested, kiev pentagon reported that they do not plan to make symbolic gestures and announce their transfer. during zelensky's visit to the united states , the us military reminds that the supply of ammunition in their warehouses is limited. at the same time , kiev spends much more shells. how the united states manages to produce eight thousand a day; the american military-industrial complex produces 28,000 a month. that is, for approximately 3 days of fighting, as the pentagon reported, the target for the production of 100,000 shells per month in the united states is not earlier than the twenty-fifth year. in the united states, more and more americans are questioning the sanity of joe biden and his ability to lead the country due to reservations and awkward situations in the center, which destabilize the situation against this background . washington t

the security council, as i already said, which twice adopted a resolution for an early ceasefire, but nothing more could be done within the organization. on the day of nations, of course , two americanthe country in the 20th century have extremely dire consequences for the dominican republic because, according to that period, the americans were still present during the trujillo dictatorship, so the country was dependent for most of the 20th century and the consequences are still catastrophic for the country and it is interesting that several historians who are currently researching it touch on the topics of the american occupation on spanish. they write that they are graduates of our university. friendship of peoples is the main thing? there was a rebuff. still, washington felt that the people did not want, did not want, the people did not accept open interference in the internal affairs of their countries and this was felt not only in washington but throughout the world, because not only our country and our country’s allies at that time, but also the non-alignment movement, which was actively developing. namely, during these years , washington’s actions in the dominican republic we

american policy could not be effective. i wanted to use the opportunity and said that in the meeting of the united nations general assembly, five members the permanent members of the security council have not participated since 5040, including china , the same thing happened in the meeting , why did the president not participate in these two international meetings ? the issue that exists now, despite the absence of four countries, russia, china, france , is that there are some speculations that the united nations actually cannot implement this main platform of multilateralism, which was already discussed, in this real format. there is and that countries with china's skin prefer to pursue the discussion of economic and security multilateralism in the form of organizations like brics and shanghai. he said that he wanted to lower the credibility of the shanghai meeting. in order to go to the garden, there is a signal that we are simplifying in a way that these countries are discussing at the center of the united nations . it is happening in the palestinian territories. this is the summary of the report of the 20-year-old human rights organization of the zionist regime. this organizat

and the united nations, in particular, in the security council, there have been many doors and it has become impractical , but especially after 2003 and the invasion of iraq by the americanser the pretext of fighting terrorism and similar to this, during kofi annan's tenure as the secretary general of the united nations, in fact, the responsible bodies were actually responsible for writing the united nations reform program, that is, from 2005 until now , almost 18 years, the discussion of reforms and the united nations following the program of different formulas have been seen in different countries. giving different programs there is the discussion of increasing the permanent members of the security council with the right of veto. there is the increase of the permanent members of the security council but without the right of veto . there is the increase of non-permanent members of the security council . western countries should demonstrate and say that reforms have been made. the formula they want in the un reforms in the un security council should be increased on this basis or permanent members without veto and non-permanent members, but for developing countries and eme

the americans have warned that these negotiations are actively advancing and they've also said that they will pursue this at the united nations, because there are countless, countless security council and sanctions against north korea that means that they shouldn't be doing this. the other thing to take away from this, i think, is that it's a sign that perhaps russia, despite its military might, is running short of some of the things it needs on the battlefield. in the last hour i spoke with jean lee, the former ap pyongyang bureau chief and co—host of the bbc podcast the lazarus heist. thank you for being back on the programme. first of all, what's the significance of this potential deal between two countries that are becoming even more isolated on the world stage? i think you laid it out. if the two leaders do meet and arrange a deal of some sort, this is a deal that is possibly going to help the russian president extend that war ukraine the russian president extend that war in ukraine by supplying him with munitions that he desperately needs, and in exchange, possibly, food that north korea needs, but beyond that, quite possibly technology that north korea needs to take its weap

american leader wants to hear an assessment of the situation on the battlefield, in particular, the progress in the ukrainian counteroffensive, said the coordinator of the council of national security of the white house, john kirby, also biden wants to assure zelenskyi that the united states will support ukraine as long as it is necessary and to operational information from of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine during the day, 35 combat clashes took place at the front, the defense forces successfully repelled attacks in the area of ​​klichchevka andriyivka and maryinka, not in donetsk region, in the melitopol direction, in the area of ​​robotino, the occupiers tried to conduct offensive actions unsuccessfully. however, our defenders continue to maintain the defense and the initiative in the unoccupied frontiers of the past era the ukrainian aviation carried out nine strikes on the regional concentrations of personnel and weapons of the occupiers, and rocket and gunners destroyed three anti-aircraft missile systems, 19 artillery pieces and one the control point of the mozkovites, the american senator positively assessed the progress of the ukrainian counter-insurgency

security council and columbia and mexico. i'll come hosting a 3 day anti drug summit officials from 15 left to american academy of nations are attending. comes as the cultivation of cocaine is of no time high. many countries seeing and up searched and drugs a truce has been reached between the arrival of palestinian factions have been fighting in the largest refugee camp in 11 on a month long ceased by. i broke down on thursday. i'll just say was in a how to report somebody. i know how to read camp in southern level. farmed palestinian factions have renewed their street bottles. fighters were supposed to be withdrawing from their positions inside un run schools, which they occupied during the last dial to violence a month ago. but the agreement broke down. and now the 10s of thousands of palestinian refugees living. and i know we are once again trapped in a war zone. as the children were terrified, they woke up crying because of this action fighting. we hope it will come down. the children are very stressed and people haven't been able to return to work to make a living with the renewed violence, hundreds of families split,

ukraine will not use american missiles attack mes for strikes on the territory of the russian federation, this was reported by the secretary of the national security and defense council oleksiy danilo in an interview with the spanish newspaper abc. according to him, these missiles will be used exclusively to protect the territory of ukraine, as there are agreements with partners on this issue. at the same time , danilov added that the transfer of the war to the territory of russia is necessary to protect the territory and interests of ukraine. training of servicemen continues at the 151st training center of the armed forces of ukraine. training takes place in conditions as close as possible to combat video training on facebook posted by the main. the commander of the armed forces of ukraine, general valery zaluzhnyi, according to the instructors of the center, during the course they teach planning, conducting a battle in defense and offensive, tactical medicine and sniper work. both mobilized and military personnel who are currently on rotation are trained. today we simulated an assault, conditionally in enemy positions, with these cadets we used the lazer-tag techno

revealed; at the same time, the secretary of the national security council of ukraine danilov said that kiev will soon receive the first batch of americane talking about at least 10 vehicles, as for long-range attack missiles, with which have been asking for a long time, kiev pentagon reported that they do not plan to make symbolic gestures and announce their transfer during zelensky’s visit to the united states , the us military reminds that the reserve there is limited ammunition in their warehouses. at the same time , kiev spends much more shells. how does the united states manage to produce eight thousand a day? the american military-industrial complex produces 28,000 a month. that is, for approximately 3 days of fighting, as the pentagon reported , the us target of 100,000 shells per month will be reached no earlier than 2025. watch the main events of the last seven days and news of the week with dmitry kiselyov on sunday at 20:00. this is news of the week and i am dmitry kiselev, watch on sunday. everyone is alive emergency landing airbus with a happy outcome this time in a wheat field, but was the risk in these banks justified by

at the same time, the secretary of the national security council of ukraine danilov said that kiev will soon receive the first batch of american we are talking about at least 10 vehicles, as for long-range attack missiles, which have been requested for a long time , kiev , the pentagon reported that they do not plan to make symbolic gestures and announce them transmissions during zelensky's visit to the united states , the american military reminds that the supply of ammunition in their warehouses is limited. at the same time , kiev spends more shells there. how does the united states manage to produce eight thousand a day? the american military-industrial complex produces 28,000 a month. that is, approximately 3 days into the fighting, as the pentagon reported , the united states reached the target for the production of 100,000 shells per month. no earlier than 2025, the shevchenko district of kiev re-elected a preventive measure for the oligarch igor kolomoisky, his bail was increased for new suspicions earlier an influential businessman was given the opportunity to pay eight times less bail. however, he refused. now to be r

months, but the americans have warned these negotiations are actively advancing and they have also said they will pursue this at the united nations because there are countless security councilrea that means they should not be doing this. the other thing to take away from this is that this is a sign that may be russia, despite its military might, is running short of some of the things it needs on the battlefield. gary, thanks forjoining _ it needs on the battlefield. gary, thanks forjoining us. _ the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has reshuffled his top team ahead of the next general election. the deputy leader, angela rayner, is now also the shadow levelling up secretary, a position previously held by lisa nandy. she's been demoted to shadow ministerfor international development. and there's a return for some of those who served under tony blair and gordon brown, including hilary benn. he's back as the shadow northern ireland secretary. our political correspondent iain watson is at westminster. any surprises in this? no major any surprises in this? no ma'or surrises any surprises in this? no ma'or surrpses but i any surprises in this? no ma'or surprises but what is i any

the americans have warned that the negotiations are actively advancing and also said that they will pursue this at the united nations, because there are countless, countless security councilns and sanctions against north korea that means that they shouldn't be doing this. the other thing to take away from this, i think, other thing to take away from this, ithink, is other thing to take away from this, i think, is that it's a sign that perhaps russia, despite its military might, is running short of some of the things it needs on the battlefield. here is whatjohn everard, british ambassador to north korea between 2006 and 2008 makes out of kim jong—un and putin's plan to meet in russia to discuss weapons. of course, the background is all about the possibility that north korea might supply russia with useful amounts of munition and other weapons for the war effort against ukraine. there have already been some north korean weapons on the battlefield. curiously, some north korean munitions fell into ukrainian hands so turned on the russians rather than fired by them. but not very much. and it's quite clear that i think that when defence minister shoigui visited pyongyang for t

. >> the national security council with which you work put out a statement saying that there would be no americans. how are you defining that? do you mean not before sunday or monday? are we talking seven days going forward? there was hope that since he is coming to new york next week -- he will be in new york monday, giving a speech on tuesday, that he might have the americans released from house arrest -- they are out of prison, but from house arrest, able to cross out of iran, come home, be reunited with their families after years and years and do that as a gesture on the stage at the u.n. when he is on the world stage. >> i wish i could be more specific with you. i just simply can't. we don't have that all locked in right now. we are still in the midst of the arrangement. we are careful about being too predictive. this step to transfer the funds, that's the next critical step in the process. obviously, we want to get the americans home as soon as possible. we believe we are working and on track to do that in the very near future. in terms of giving an actual date or on the calendar when that w

defense department's advisory council and chair of the american security. gentlemen, welcome to the national press club. so i figured i'd start with senator and james risen for a couple questions and then broadening the topic out to the rest of the panel. but please feel free to pop in if you have any comments or suggest or, you know, quotes you want to give with a different question. and i would try to ask as many questions from the audience as possible. so just write them down a card and hand up to me. all right. so, jim, you spent decades doing investigate reporting and national security issues, have written several of their books on the kgb. the cia and other topics. what prompted you to write about frank church specifically, and why now? sure. well, thanks again for having us. the reason i wrote tom and i wrote this book, the idea originally to me because i covered the cia, the new york times for many years, especially. 911. and after 11, if you remember the bush administration started complaining very loudly and publicly, the 911 attacks had been made possible by the frank church and t

coordinator for strategic communications at the us national security council, kirby confirmed that the ssu received americano deliver everything to kiev. 31 tanks, that is, now a maximum of 15 vehicles have been transferred, however, even if there were more abrams, they would not have been able to significantly change the situation, even ukrainian officials admit this, reports the woll street journal. the publication warns about the danger of the artillery of the russian army aviation for western tanks, and russian minefields are called a serious obstacle to any tracked vehicles. these will also burn. the kremlin commented on the transfer of tanks to ukraine. the rest of the western armored vehicles on the front line are burning with might and main; in this month alone, seven american bratley infantry fighting vehicles and two german ones were destroyed at the front. concerns about the power reserve, because they appeared for it in ukraine. there are serious requirements for special fuel. in addition, whether the apu can be properly maintained and operated. this is a more complex tank than its european anal

national security council spokesperson said the process is ongoing and sensitive. however, the issuance is a very promising sign that things are moving forward to bring these five americansdetained to bring them home after some of them have spent years in iranian custody. we saw this process start to move forward about a month ago when four of the americans, siamak namazi, morad tahbaz, emad sharghi and a fourth whose identity we don't know were moved into house arrest in iran. and in the weeks since, we've seen the steps start to be taken, including with the $6 billion in iranian funding. this is going to be moved from those accounts in south korea to qatar and the reason they issued these waivers was to ensure that the banks in europe don't have to fear getting sanctioned. now the administration has come under some scrutiny from lawmakers who are condemning them for making the agreement with the iranian regime. the state department spokesperson matt miller hit back on the criticisms just a few minutes ago. take a listen. >> i do recognize that there are tough choices involved here and the secretary has been forthright about this. the president has been upfront. there a

nations. today zelenskyy is expected at the u.n. security council and making these high profile stops to make sure his message reaches millions of americansrday how he often frames this next century, this conflict between democracies and autocracies and reaching out to nations around the world to say you should be with the u.s. and our allies in a rules based order. yesterday i was struck how he spoke about other places, haiti, vietnam, other parts of the global south and developing world to try to make that pitch. >> i think it's in the prism of the ongoing competition between china and the u.s. biden spoke about that yesterday. but when you look at who was in attendance and not in attendance, joe biden had the stage to himself. russia not sending their key leaders or diplomats to the u.n. this week. it was an opportunity for joe biden to assert the leadership and build up relationships in the global south. that's why we saw so much of the speech devoted to issues in ukraine. obviously ukraine is a top priority for biden this week, but he also wants to make sure he's building in roads with countries on these issues that affect them day t

national security council strategic communications coordinator kirby too assures the americans that itmoney, then the khan. a critical situation is developing for the armed forces on the battlefield. the counter-offensive is not as successful as everyone expected and hoped, there is now a real meat grinder there, and we want to send tactical systems to attacks with, but this will take some time, because the fighters must be trained to work with such a complex system, there is a lot of expectation from this weapon a lot, but how does this fit in with what's happening on the field? battle? we don't want this support for ukraine to dry up or be affected in any significant way, it's important that people remember we believe we have amazing support on capitalist hill right now, it's important that ukrainians remember that the united states is the greatest contributor to their success, as for the counter-offensive, yes, it is proceeding very slowly, please, dear friends, you discussed canada so wonderfully that i’m already itching. but i can't help but notice a small little detail, there is

the coordinator for strategic communications at the national security council, kerby, confirmed that the ukrainian armed forces received americanhe abrams promised by the states, meaning that washington initially planned to supply the kiev regime has 31 vehicles, we conclude that right now it has sent 15. however, even if there were more abrams, for example, they would not be able to significantly change the situation, even ukrainian officials admit this, reports the wall street journal. the newspaper warns about the danger of russian aviation artillery to westerners. tanks, but russian minefields are called a serious obstacle to any tracked vehicles. first american. the first american abrams tanks are already. in order to obtain all the other armed weapons we need possibilities. this also applies to long-range weapons; we are doing everything so that ukraine can do more to liberate its territory. confirm the information of the new york times. they have indeed already appeared in ukraine. there are serious concerns about the range, because it requires special fuel. in addition, will the ukrainian armed forces be able to properl