more ukrainians. are ready to risk their lives in an attempt to escape from the country, the american new york timess about this. referring to the romanian authorities, the newspaper reports that since the beginning of the conflict the river on the border of two more than 6.00 men of military age tried to cross the states, some were found dead. meanwhile, in kiev they are preparing to send to the front those who were previously recognized as having limited fitness; this category has now been abolished; next month, military registration and enlistment offices will begin sending out summonses to undergo a second commission. now to the flood situation. kurgan region on the tabol river the flow has increased. the water flows towards the regional center. the level is already almost 5 m and continues to rise. currently , more than 300 houses in almost five hundred areas are flooded in the region. evacuation is underway. the situation is still extremely difficult in orenburg. andrey golderev for more details. different levels of danger. take the documents and medicine. in the last 24 hours alone, another t

at this time, the american new york times published a material in which it claims, citing its sourcesthat the biden administration is urgent. the meeting of the un security council was followed by our us correspondent alexey vasilovsky. israel's actions in attacking the iranian consulate general in damascus are reckless, he said at a meeting of the un security council russian pospret vasily nebendya. he called on western diplomats to condemn the strike, but this did not happen. generally agreeing that such attacks could lead to an escalation of conflict in the middle east. the west, however, refrained from harsh words against tel aviv. what was especially noteworthy here was the speech of the american, who generally blamed iran and syria for what happened, saying it was them themselves. their actions forced israel to strike. we have repeatedly warned the syrian regime to contain iran's destabilizing actions on their territory. we again warn iran not to take advantage of the situation; an attack in which we had absolutely nothing to do with it, which we did not know about in advance, s

a restrained reaction and do not seek to exaggerate the significance of the blow, writes american new york timestes the point of view of israeli analysts. according to them, on the part of tel aviv it was a military maneuver that did not cause significant damage, but sent a signal to tehran. we will answer, but what will happen if iran also answers, how will they prevent the emergence of a larger conflict, neither side is seeking escalation, but both are ready to demonstrate that they cannot be intimidated, both states have no long-term strategy and this is very dangerous. the german media write that israel coordinated the strike with everyone partners, jordan, egypt, saudi arabia. and the united states, and spanish news agencies , citing the commander-in-chief of the iranian army, report that no response from iran should be expected. cnn adds that israel is not planning any new direct attacks. ekaterina shamaeva, news! well, in what sense on the same topic: will ukraine receive a new package of financial assistance from the united states? this issue will be decided on saturday in the us congres

of the banking sector, about the borders of the ninety-first year, a journalist from the american new york times, gives an unequivocal verdict, the old ukraine is no longer to be seen. many experts. skeptical refers to the possibility that kiev will be able to regain control over the donbass and crimea through military means, especially after last year's disappointing counter-offensive. well, the partners of the ukrainian authorities themselves now seem to be competing to see who will supply the most weapons, or rather, who will say it louder. there seems to be no limit to washington’s cynicism; the united states hopes to deliver part of the aid for the ukrainian nazis exactly by may 9, the politician writes, but adds that such an outcome is unlikely. meanwhile, berlin, which itself is cautious in this matter, is trying to encourage the states to transfer at least one more pv triot system to kiev. bloomberg writes about this. according to the agency's interlocutors, berlin also intends to increase pressure on its allies in the eu, including france and italy, so that they sacrifice their weapons.

american companies are in no hurry to enter the ukrainian market, they are looking at the experience of europeans, whether europeans will succeed there or not with ukrainian oboronka, foreign publications. the press, in particular the new york timesmentioned at the beginning, which also says that american companies lag behind european ones in the ukrainian market, what would you say against the background of these statements, against the background of these realities, if they are realities, given the fact that you know in detail what exactly american defense companies think about ukraine and when are they really going to enter the ukrainian market? well, unfortunately, i have to agree with your previous... guest that american companies are really not very they are in a hurry, they are all looking closely, they are all conducting active communications with both the state and the private sector, at the same time it is impossible to say that they are lagging behind european companies either, because this is the second, unfortunately, because to say that european companies they are already very active and are doing something too, probably not possible, there are declarations, there are certain steps. but they all revolve around rathe

by the way, the american new york times recently wrote about these ukrainian labyrinths, and there, byway, it was also recognized that the ukrainian... market, in their opinion, has significant prospects even now in war conditions and in the future, because as an example, on procurement of weapons and equipment this year ukraine directed 1.3 billion dollars, and by the way, this is 20 times more than in the 21st year. of course, the increase in our defense spending may interest our defense partners, but in my opinion, this is still not enough, because it is necessary to... look for more active mechanisms to intensify cooperation with our potential and real business partners in the defense sphere, and when we hear there, by the way, also statements about the creation of joint ventures with partners, we see that in practice these processes do not yet catch up so quickly with these statements, therefore, can ukraine create competition, perhaps even with european and american companies, in order to speed up the development of its own defense industry. complex, we will discuss all these iss

at this time, the american new york times published a material in which it claims, citing its sourcesthat the biden administration is urgently asking congress to approve it. sale to israel of a new large batch of heavy f-15 fighters and bombers. our us correspondent alexey veselovsky listened to the arguments of the parties to the un security council. the actions of israel, which struck the iranian consulate general in damascus , were reckless , russian permanent representative vasily stated at a meeting of the un security council nebendya. he called on western diplomats to condemn the strike, but this did not happen. we generally agreed that such attacks could lead to an escalation of the conflict. what was especially noteworthy here was the speech of the american, who generally blamed iran and syria for what happened, saying that they themselves, by their actions , forced israel to strike. we have repeatedly warned the syrian regime to contain iran's destabilizing actions on their territory. we again warn iran not to take advantage of the situation, a strike in which we are absolute

about these ukrainian labyrinths, to things, the american new york times recently wrote, and there, byay, it was also recognized that , in their opinion, the ukrainian defense market has significant prospects even now in the conditions of war, and in the future, because, as an example, for the purchase of weapons and equipment of this ukraine sent 1.3 billion dollars in 2016, which, by the way, is 20 times more than in 21st year. of course, the increase in our defense spending may interest our defense partners, but, in my opinion, this is still not enough, because we need to look for more active mechanisms for intensifying cooperation with our potential and real business partners in the defense sector. and when we hear there, by the way, the same statements about the creation of joint ventures with partners, we see that in... in practice, these processes do not yet keep up with these statements so quickly, therefore, can ukraine create competition, maybe even with european and american companies in order to speed up the development of its own defense-industrial complex? we will, we wil

at this time, the american new york times published an article in which it claims, citing its sourcesiden administration is urgently asking congress to approve the sale to israel of a new large batch of f-15 heavy fighter bombers. at the security council meeting the un was monitored by our us correspondent alexey vasilovsky. the actions of israel in attacking the iranian consulate general in damascus are reckless , russian ambassador vasily nebendya said at a meeting of the un security council. he called on western diplomats to condemn the strike, but this did not happen. generally agreeing that such attacks could lead to an escalation of conflict in the middle east. the west, however, refrained from harsh words against tel aviv. the american diplomat did not explain that it was terrorists who were hit, vasily nebendya was surprised by such a verbal balancing act. the united states always has first -hand information on any matter, which they are proud to possess, because thanks to their intelligence capabilities, they are always the first to know everything. and here it is, how surpri

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time we are talking about the confrontation with iran. the drone says "iranian proxy". this refers to the houthis or hezbollah. famous singaporean cartoonist heng kimsonson for the american newspaper new york of weapons is written behind my uncle's back. a boy in a taiwan t-shirt checks his wish list, and through the window china watches it all. patrick chapat from switzerland about the confrontation between israel and hamas, a man speaks friend, we agreed that not a word about what is happening in the gas sector, here you go and bring your hummus. europe lives in... the pre-war era, in just a couple of months this statement has become almost an axiom, which all the bosses repeat in turn. this week, josé barel, the eu's chief diplomat, made his mark. he is confident that a high-intensity war in europe is no longer a fantasy; we must urgently prepare. in western europe, no one expects a war with russia, but yes, western european politicians are promoting it. this scenario: after two major economic crises - 2008 and covid, budgets are devastated, suddenly huge amounts of money are found for war, explain the need for expenses. light into the catastrophe of the first world war, it destroyed go

time we are talking about the confrontation with iran. it's written on the drone. iranian proxy, meaning the houthis or hezbollah. famous singaporean cartoonist hank kim wrote a song for the american newspaper new yorkimes. the weapon delivery says behind uncle sam's back. a boy in a taiwan t-shirt is checking his wish list, and through the window china is watching all this. patrick chapat from switzerland o confrontation between israel and hamas. the man says to his girlfriend. we agreed that not a word about what is happening in the gas sector, here you take it and bring your hummus. europe lives in the pre-war era. in just a couple of months, this statement has become almost an axiom, which all bosses repeat in turn. this week , josé barel, the eu's chief diplomat, made his mark. he is sure that it is very difficult to find those who will be ready to go to war with russia, because no one in masta understands what the point is in this. presenters the european powers themselves recalled the entente, how can one not give in to reflections on that time, the interweaving of objective contradictions, personal pride, multiplied by a propaganda frenzy and seasoned with fatal accidents, all this plunged t

famous singaporean cartoonist hank kim song for the american newspaper new york times.he supply of weapons is written behind uncle sam's back. a boy in a taiwan t-shirt checks his wish list while china watches through the window. patrick chapat from switzerland about the confrontation between israel and hamas. the man says to a friend. “we agreed that not a word about what is happening in the gas sector, here you are, take and bring your khomus. europe lives in the pre-war era. in just a couple of months , this statement has become almost an axiom, which all the bosses repeat in turn. barel, the eu's chief diplomat, noted this week: he is confident that a high -intensity war in europe is no longer a fantasy, we must urgently prepare. in western europe , no one expects a war with russia, but yes, western european politicians are promoting such a thing. scenario. after two major economic crises, 2008 and covid, budgets have been devastated. suddenly there is a huge amount of money for the war, the need for spending is explained by the russian threat. and unnoticed. no cou

in march , the american newspaper new york times wrote that 12 ukrainian pilots, that is, full squadronwill be ready to pilot the f-16 in combat conditions as early as july this year, but by the summer only six of the approximately 45 fighters promised to the west. countries ukraine will be able to receive. ilya ivlash, spokesman for the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, joins our broadcast. welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining. good morning, studio, glory. kudos to the heroes, but first, before we talk about the f-16 and other such pressing topics, i want to ask you about what this night was like for ukraine, given the russian shelling, we talked in detail in on the air about the situation in kharkiv and the dead, four people were killed there due to an attack by drones, including three rescuers. ilya, tell me in general what the situation is like in ukraine, what are the results? unfortunately, the enemy continues to cynically attack our peaceful cities. including kharkiv, this time we saw a mass attack by shaheds, in fact , around one o'clock in the morning, dozens

at the same time , the american edition. the new york times writes: the idea of ​​ukraine joining the alliance is currently not supported by the united states and germany. according to matthew miller, a representative of the us state department, ukraine can join nato only after the end of the war started by the russian federation. while world leaders are arguing about ukraine's membership in the alliance, the plan for a russian attack on nato countries, published at the beginning of 2024, unfolds as if according to notes. we will remind you that... at the beginning of february, the same publication ztelegraph published a scenario according to which russia could attack nato countries. it was to be preceded by several phases. in the spring, russia had to mobilize at least 200,000 people and launch a new offensive in ukraine, all in combination with the absence of arms supplies from the united states. in the summer of 2024 , cyber attacks on the baltic states and incitement, disturbances among ethnic russians living in in this country. in t

yes, and a not-so-flattering the new york times op-ed, then. as the americanjournalists from the mentioned publication write, ukraine will not be invited to nato at the washington summit in order not to get involved in the war, material of the new york times. well, accordingly, the publication notes that the united states and germany are still speaking against, as if, well, i don't know, we can't check, against inviting ukraine to nato at the alliance summit in washington. according to the new york times, they even want the issue off the agenda in july. despite the fact that a similar process for ukraine's eu membership was approved last winter. the main efforts now are aimed at clearly defining the conditions that ukraine must fulfill in order to start negotiations with nato, but they have not yet moved forward. but this is quite symptomatic, although not too pleasant publication in the new york times. well, but for sure, this is not something unexpected for us, because we probably, if we followed all the events, as well as the previous summit, and i understa

siad jokar of sada news agency and sima shiraz, the end of this news section on sunday, april 26, american newspaper of new york the timeste: israel has used several layers and defense systems, such as the iron dome and arrowhead, to intercept more than 300 iranian drones and missiles. powerful, expensive and of course efficient systems. to check this claim, we look at the number and defense power of the zionist regime. a power which , according to the military commanders of this regime , is impenetrable and no threat can pass through it . target the occupied mines. in the minds of many people around the world, the iron dome is still known as the main defense system of the zionist regime, but it is interesting to know that this system is only it is designed to deal with light and semi-heavy combat rockets and drones, and it is not very effective against cruise and ballistic missiles . zionist officials believe that the success rate of this system in repelling rocket attacks reaches 90%, and this amount is a good justification for the cost of 55,000 its dollar per pikan 3 missile can be introduced as the main and most exp

news today, so we will now ask mr. ruslan to respond to some strange messages, in particular, messages from the american publication the new york times , there they stated that they want, so to speak, to limit or, in simple language, hide somewhere under the keel the story about ukraine's accession, membership in nato, that's what we specifically say. about the upcoming july summit, the so-called washington nato summit. ruslan osypenko, you are already with us, glory to ukraine. yes yes. glory to the heroes, mr. antin. well, a strange post from the new york times. ukraine will probably not be invited to nato at the washington summit, so as not to get involved in the war. so? well, it's hard to say what could be behind this publication, whether it's a fluke or i don't know, this is an attempt to somehow mobilize the public and so on, and maybe not at all. has such a thing on the agenda of the washington summit that maybe everything will go smoothly, well, but a number, a number of factors suggest that everything is not so smooth, you have my word, but this is not news for me, in fact, i inform and urge everyone that it is already the

the new york supreme court overturned the conviction of american film producer harvey weinstein. the new york timesnceled us movie mogul has been sent for a new trial. in harassment, in some cases even rape of the producer. more than eighty women were accused, including world-famous film actresses. according to them, weinstein lured women to his hotel room under the pretext of a casting, but then the audition went completely differently from them expected. the sentence was a harsh 23 years in prison, but now themis has come to the conclusion that errors were made during the proceedings, and it was overturned. other than that, weinstein still won’t be released. another sentence stands. a los angeles court sentenced him to another 16 years in prison for another series of sex crimes. the entire operational feed of legal news in telegram channels is maintained by the duty department and an honest detective, subscribe, also watch our investigation and daily releases on the platform, go to the broadcast tab, turn on and honest detective, our episode is over, maxim movchan was in the studio, see you on th

you very much for today got in touch with us, all the best to you, by the way, even the americans of the new york timesitted that gagarin’s flight took place, let’s look at the publication: how did the united states confirm the epoch-making soviet breakthrough in space, skeptics can look comfort, passing off soviet achievements as fiction, but their doubts are contradicted not only by soviet statements, but by all the evidence available to the american government, as dr. prank press, a member of the president's scientific advisory committee, stated, no knowledgeable person in this field doubts what they did russians. well, if we remember a little about the history of this whole moment, then it was one of... from the heights of the cold war, at the height of the cold war, and in principle, now they are very actively monitoring each other’s missile launches friend, suddenly this missile might not have been necessary with yuri gagarin, the rocket could have been completely different, so the americans at their bases in alaska and hawaii actively monitored soviet launches, and some kind of negotiations, and

and moscow, as well as high volumes of exports of cheap chinese products to the american market, notes the new york timeses is one of china's three largest trading partners. in the twenty-third year, trade turnover between the two countries amounted to 664 billion dollars, while chinese exports to the united states amounted to 500 billion, which significantly exceeded imports. this imbalance does not suit the us authorities, who seek to protect their own producers. despite the fact that the usa and china are competitors today day. nevertheless, they have very close trade and investment ties, so if... we’re talking about trade, then their total trade turnover consistently amounts to more than $600 billion, and naturally, this turnover is mostly positive for the trade balance positive for china, not for the states, and naturally this situation does not suit the states, because it turns out that the story is that the united states is dependent on supplies from china, so far neither negotiations nor protectionist measures have helped the united states achieve the level of trade parity that exists. for exampl

the new york supreme court overturned the conviction of american film producer harvey weinstein. the new york times most canceled us movie mogul has been sent for a new trial. more than 80 women, including world-famous film actresses, were harassed, in some cases even raped, by producers. according to them according to reports, weinstein lured women to his hotel room under the pretext of a casting, but then the audition did not go at all as they expected. the sentence was harsh - 23 years in prison, but now fimida has come to the conclusion that mistakes were made during the proceedings, and it was canceled, and weinstein will still not be released, another sentence is in force, the los angeles court sentenced him to another 16 years in prison for another series of sex crimes. the entire operational feed of legal news in telegram channels duty department and an honest detective, subscribe, we also watch our investigations and daily releases on the platform. go to the broadcast tab, turn on honest detective. and our episode is now complete, maxim ovchan was in the studio. see you on the russia-24 tv

new york times" by charlie savage. his news analysis piece writing the results would be a significant change the shape of american style democracy regardless of whether mr. trump wins the election in november. rather than if donald trump wins, rather than a presidency, at least checked by law the country would be ruled by a president who can openly commit official crimes with immunity as listening as enough allied lawmakers remains sufficiently loyal to block any impeachment. he where is that the vision of a presidency operating above the law dove tails with second term plans that mr. trump and his allies are making to eliminate myriad internal checks and balances on the executive branch and to centralize greater power into his hands. that would include eliminating job protections for tens of thousands of senior civil servants.

the ghost of the anti-war movement of '68 has returned to american cities, according to new york times analyst charles blow. well, indeed, the campuses of leading american universities that rioted this week, many are now compared to mass anti-war protests during the vietnam war. the student body of columbia university, where it came to a direct standoff with police this week. true, here we should immediately make a reservation: current anti-war activists, apparently, are not at all interested in the ukrainian crisis; let’s face it, anti-war protests on american college campuses broke out against the backdrop of an aggravation of the humanitarian situation in the gas sector. the most prestigious universities are rioting, from new york on the east coast to berkeley on the west. at the same time , columbia university became the center of anti-israeli demonstrations, where it was noted this week. speaker of the house of representatives, however , mr. johnson could not find a common language with the students, and therefore called on the leadership of the educational institution to suppress

only 8% of the american publicist "the new york times" as its primary source of news. something like 3% for "the washington post." so no matter what you're doing, you're not necessarily reaching everybody in the population. even the cable networks, the total audience is relatively small. people are getting their information from all sorts of different sources. i use the word "information" broadly because a lot of it is misinformation and some of it disinformation, deliberate falsehoods being spread. >> let me ask you about the point of where you get your information from. paul houston, a member of our bureau, covering a protest in the carter administration when interest rates went high and farmers having a hard time and converged on washington with their farm equipment to protest and paul was out there covering it when he saw a woman stuck trying to get out of washington that day, very angry, getting out of her car and shaking her fist and saying i don't need you farmers, i get my food at the grocery store. print journalists find themselves in the same position. they s

new jobs. >> looks like a lot of the job growth is going to non-americans, which the new york times hints at today saying immigration is helping to meet hiring demand, creating a flood of potential workers. that is both supercharging the job market and leading to surprises and quirks in closely watched economic data. >> now preparing them the net migration legal and illegal coming america was about 900,000. but with open border, that number in 2023 soared to 3.3 million, almost four times the rate as before. staggering. now, of course, the media, they want us all to believe that we should love the foreign workers and the open border because the resulting pop in population is also fueling strong. well, that's not exactly how americans feel. >> it's not fair. no money everywhere except taking care of us. who's here? taking care us. do you think american citizens should be given priority for jobs over non-citizen? >> 100%. take care of your own first. some are fighting back in court. 20 american workers hired by the recruiting firm tata are suing the company after being replaced by h-1b visa ho

there is no optimism in the american press, the new york times, about the long-awaited american aid.to the teeth, the ukrainian armed forces will not stop russia’s offensive. kiev does not need weapons, time and respite for replenishment no one will give kiev human reserves, but neither people nor time. that is why the head of ukrainian intelligence, even on the eve of the supply of american weapons, warns everyone that things will soon get worse. according to our assessment , a rather difficult situation awaits us in the near future; there will be problems in mid-may. the ukrainian head of state, syrsky, announced the same yesterday. and the british ministry of defense on friday foresaw the fall of a number of ukrainian settlements. only zelensky, as usual, will stop everyone with optimism, he will win and send super-powerful weapons to the russians, when his own people from the front tell him, even attack uavs, of which kiev really has a lot, have recently become useless. the enemy does not stand still and uses new tactics in anti-drone weapons. the enemy has a lot of different equ

their american curators, at least without the knowledge of their american curators, and there was a large recent article by the new york timestely detect an american and english trail, this is not a double standard. then it is believed that you can do absolutely anything, and this is of course, very very alarming, and by the way, this is very bad for america itself, many years ago i spoke with the former director of the cia, richard helms, who before he became director, headed the secret operation of the cia in the sixties, and i asked him: why until now, even in the american intelligence services there was a version.

in fact, it ran has tried to reduce the level of hostility, according to, to american news outlets like the new york times. and there's no interest on the part of syria or iran, i in whitening the war. uh so this is completely a red herring. the us has a that has 40 years of hostility towards the, towards the ran on it's record. uh, the us launch the proxy war on syria that just devastated that country. uh, you know, sense in fact, you know. ready in terms of economic development, the us is extremely hostile that has boss so therefore the is the us does not mind terribly. if israel terry's at a strike like us to western post countries are very closely or allied with the israel, they're not going to condemn is real there. that i think it's warns awesome. they are also hospitals who were ran and so they are full and, and as well as syria, of course is real, has every intention of whitening the war because the more the more assessed. so the more it was the us into the cop. and that's what is real. so is this comes as iran has reacted with, feel re all these re latest is really attack on it's consulate in syr

switcheroo for the democrats. >> well i'm not sure there is in the leadership of the new york times but among the americanmay be, i'm with mark on this it really was an extraordinary step and i think that it was coming from the management and i suspect it is widely shared outside of the new york times buy other major outlets like the wall street journal and the washington post and abc and nbc and cbs because he wants supple interviews and he doesn't want to sit down with top journalists asking tough questions maybe it's because even comparable with that maybe because he's busy but it probably is because the staff understands he's knocking it fair to well on those types of venues. >> martha: interesting to see what kind of markers they lay down for what they expect in a debate kind of formats are they standing or sitting who is going to be the moderator we all want to know where that's going thank you all so much mark and carl and jason great to see you on this friday thank you gentlemen. >> thanks. >> martha: still had at this hour writer and activist giving her reaction to the shocking situation going on

in fact, it ran has tried to reduce the level of hostility, according to, to american news out outlets like in new york times, there's no interest on the part of syria or iran, i in whitening the war. i. so this is completely a red herring. the u. s has a that has 40 years of hostility towards the, towards the ran audits record. and the us launch the proxy war on syria that just devastated that country you know, centered zach, you know, decades in terms of economic development. the us is extremely hostile that has voted loss so therefore the is the us does not mind terribly. if israel terry's at a stripe like this, the western countries are very closely or allied with the israel. they're not going to condemn israel. they're back. i think it's warns awesome. they are also hospitals who were ran and so they are full and, and as well as syria, of course, is real, has every intention of whitening the war because the war, the more assessed. so the more if you was the us into the cost and that's what israel's goal is. 3 the idea have admitted to macon, quote, great mistake. by and kidding, $78.00 was 6 of whom wer

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only 8% of the american public lists the new york times at as its primary source of news. 3% for the washington post. no matter what you are doing you are not necessarily reaching everybody in the population. even the big cable networks, if you look at their total audience it is relatively small. people are getting their information from all sorts of different sources. i use the word information broadly. a lot of it is misinformation, and in some instances disinformation, deliberate falsehoods being spread. patt: let me ask about where they get their information from. a colleague of ours in houston was covering a protest during the carter administration when interest rates went high and farmers were having a hard time. they converged on washington with farm equipment to protest. paul was covering it when he saw a woman stuck trying to get out of washington, angry, getting out of her car, shaking her fist, saying, i don't need you farmers. i get my food at the grocery store. journalists and printers say the same thing. i don't read the washington post or new york times, but a lot of w

american officials did not specify. not suitable for apu and abrams tanks. earlier , the new york timesrussia has disabled at least five american tanks over the past 2 months. western media call ukraine a tank graveyard. as the pentagon stated, due to the large loss of equipment, the ukrainian armed forces must come up with new tactics for introducing a battle that has not yet taken place. and us secretary of state antony blinken. met with his chinese counterpart wang yi, the head of the chinese foreign ministry noted that bilateral relations are stabilizing, however, negative factors between states are increasing. wang yi also emphasized: “washington should not cross red lines regarding the security and internal affairs of the chinese republic. beijing is unhappy that the united states of america continues its erroneous policy of containing china. and personnel.” ram canal in senegal, a bus overturned, nine people were killed and about 50 injured, rescue services are working at the scene, the causes of the accident are still unknown. and now let's talk about sports, alexander csk and s

the revelation comes when we got dirt "new york times" investigation determine the target actually worked for an americanization. said there is biden. his regime. they blow to smithereens that house where there is 10 civilians. one of them, and aid workers do not bite into it after that? he would to rehoboth beach delaware left it to his military to figure it all out. what else happened? civilian casualties in afghanistan wrote cnn. reached record levels the first half of 2021. noting deaths and injuries sparked markedly from may the united states and its allies begin withdrawing troops from the country, why? biden announced a date certain. so the enemy knew it we are on the move. he is going to get out. slaughter, kill killed kill, ma, destroy it. some 5180 casualties civilians. they were recorded in the first six months of the year. a47% increase from 2020 the un assistance mission in afghanistan found in a report within her of death that injuries recorded in may and june 11 was 2392. almost as high as the total for the preceding four months when 200791 casualties were reported. time magazine the situa

officials say israel's on board with an american backed plan. the new york times reporting the 2 sides are waiting on hamas to engage. it's not clear if the men discussed a different framework proposed by egypt this weekend. that would include an exchange of about 20 israeli hostages for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. the wall street journal reports that it would also open the door for a 10 week cease-fire. israel's foreign minister says they would delay invasion of rafah in exchange for a hostage deal. thousands of demonstrators in the streets of tel aviv last night demanding the resignation of israel's prime minister and his government. they are angry at how netanyahu's administration has handled the war against hamas and particularly angry that around 100 israelis taken hostage on october, 7th are still being held more than 6 months later. for the very latest on everything that's happening surrounding the israel-hamas war. and latest that's happening on college campuses in terms of protests and arrests, be sure to visit our website. kron 4 dot com. new cali