the american new york times called this operation senseless, both politically and militarily. at the same time, the united states refused to condemn the invasion, because kiev allegedly determines its own strategic and tactical objectives. nothing unusual in that they do not inform us about certain tactics before they use them in war, we provide them with weapons, we can advise them on something, but when the day comes to use the tactics or strike, then they make the decision themselves, sometimes we contact them about it, sometimes we do not, it is normal for them to make such decisions themselves, a version has emerged that the eu blessed ukraine for this adventure to punish hungary and slovakia, these two countries were supplied with gas through the sudzha, the united states is not obliged to ensure the defense capability of europe, this was stated by the candidate for us vice president, jaydee vance, so if donald trump wins the upcoming presidential election, european leaders will have to face a new strategy from washington. the united states will demand that europe be self

talks with russia, but even for territorial concessions, this is recorded, including by the american new york timest's listen to one of their recent articles. more and more disappointed ukrainians seem to be beginning to lean towards the idea of ​​a peaceful settlement through negotiations, although they still have no idea what this would mean. on july 23, the kiev international institute of sociology published the results of a survey, according to which almost a third of ukrainians would agree to cede part of their territory to russia in order to put end of the war, more than three times as many as a year earlier. the survey also found that in the south, one of the regions hardest hit by the war, the change in attitudes toward the conflict over the past year has been striking. more than half of respondents said they either supported the transfer of part of the territory or were not quite sure about it. only 46% said they were against any concessions. a year ago, 86% of residents of this region, which includes dnipropetrovsk, zaporozhye, nikolaev, kherson and odessa, said they were against the tran

important words about their focus on further partnership and cooperation, the very next day the american new york timestes that agreements have been reached on the supply of air defense systems and other equipment from russia to iran , and that some of this has already begun, ivan vasilyevich, what do you think about these russian steps, yes, shaigu's visit and its possible results, they can be seen as a de-escalation step, as a step aimed at containing israel and the united states states, and russia is thus sending a signal that, well, iran is not alone, and that the weapons that russia can provide to iran, they... will influence those actions that are on the effectiveness of those military decisions that israel can take? dmitry vecheslavich, i agree with everything, with all this conclusion that you made, the only thing i don’t like about this is the word escalation and de-escalation, because russian actions are aimed precisely at ensuring that there is peace in the middle east, a relatively just peace, de-escalation in this sense is... iran after the exchange of blows in april. very clearly said: th

the american new york times , in turn, wrote that a year ago , american intelligence agencies knew aboutans to invade the old, so to speak, territory of russia, which... which is what the british economist writes about in particular. let's listen. ukraine's gambit is fraught with serious risks. kiev certainly hopes, that his advance on kursk would draw russian forces away from the donbas, easing the pressure on beleaguered ukrainian troops. but there is no sign that russia has withdrawn much of its force from the front line, and this is a double-edged sword. ukraine has also moved many of its best forces from the donbas to the kursk region. ukraine's lines will soon be stretched thin, russia is beginning to counterattack, and if ukraine suffers heavy losses in men and equipment in the coming weeks, it could accelerate its retreat in the donbas, as well as with... would be a mistake, but holding some defensible territory in the kursk region as a bargaining chip in future negotiations, could be a reasonable solution. well, they are unlikely to succeed in this either. two other leading amer

germany and he is concerned not without reason, because here the american new york times writes that olz about the readiness to support ukraine as long as it takes, this support could shrink. let's listen to the new york times. amid deep disagreements over the budget and new evidence that ukraine was behind the bombing of gas pipelines between russia and germany, chancellor olaf schulz is trying to allay fears that berlin will cut military aid to kiev, but his three-party coalition government is becoming increasingly unpopular. a crucial election is coming up in september, with both far-left and far- right parties calling for an end to military supplies to kiev. the main burden for the... government, which may seem paralyzed in making important financial decisions, is the constitutional requirement to keep new budget debt at no more than 0.35% of gdp, but the government could also find itself in a difficult position if the prosecutor general accuses any ukrainian officials of blowing up three of the four lines of the nord stream gas pipeline between russia and germany in 2022. well ,

provocation causes bewilderment even among western analysts, for example, let's listen to what the american new york times writes. according to military analysts, the attack may be an attempt to distract russian units from the front line and thereby ease the pressure on ukrainian troops trying to contain the russian advance, however, experts note that the russian army has sufficient reserves to maintain pressure, and that this attack risks even more, to stretch the already inferior ukrainian forces. from an operational and strategic point of view, this attack makes absolutely no sense, says pasi paironen of the blackbeard think tank. it looks like a gross waste of people and resources that are so badly needed elsewhere. your assessment from a military point of view is up to you. there are, so to speak, theses that complement each other, for example, they say that the ukrainian side is trying to stretch the front line, meaning to attract those units russian army, which were heading to the main directions of donbass, here, as if to draw them into the fight here, on the one hand, on the other hand, you asked

the new secret nuclear strategy of the united states. the american publication new york times learned about the contents of the document that joe biden signed back in march of this year. yes, in particular, it is about a top-secret document, which even... there are no electronic copies, and printed copies were distributed only to select national security officials and pentagon leadership. the new secret strategic plan for the first time includes containing china as its nuclear arsenal grows. as the publication notes, another area in the document is preparing the united states for possible coordinated nuclear challenges from china, russia and north korea. the white house has not officially announced that biden has approved the updated nuclear strategy , called the guide to the use of nuclear weapons weapons, but i will note that the us authorities update their strategy approximately once every 4 years. the triad of the united states of america, we are talking about the nuclear triad, is in a very deplorable state. this was already spoken about by the forty-fifth president donal

the american newspaper new york times wrote in an investigative report: the cyber operation of a unit affiliated with the qassa battalions, known as the shadow army , has the mission of obtaining detailed information about the location and movements of the 30 soldiers in the gaza strip. israeli intelligence agencies believed that hamas does not have advanced intelligence systems. their impression was that hamas and the palestinian groups would ultimately only be defeated by drones collect basic identification information. it led to the martyrdom of two people to a house and a car in the village of ita jebel in southern lebanon. one of the martyrs was a seven-year-old child. earlier, two people were martyred in the attack of the zionist regime on the village of tirharfa. lebanon's islamic resistance in response to the zionists' attacks on the malikiya base. and the spying equipment of the army of the sahoonist regime was targeted at miren air surveillance control base. following this attack , a fire broke out in the al-jalil region in the north of the occupied territories. well, now we

involvement in the ukrainian adventure, but here, please, is an eloquent article by the american newspaper new york times black and white about the satellite intelligence data received by zelensky's gang from foreign owners. now satellite intelligence is also practically privatized, this is just an example of when the private sector replaces the state, and of course. we must understand that everything is moving towards the fact that the use of proxy armies, the use of proxy structures, leads to the fact that there are no diplomatic consequences, because you can't. the media for the reason that private companies need to report to their a shareholders about successful events, here is assistance to the armed forces of ukraine, for example, for maxar intelligens, which actively cooperates with the ukrainian army - just the reporting, future reporting for its shareholders. russian troops, meanwhile, respond to enemy cruelty with the calculated destruction of ukrainian strategic facilities. the accuracy of massive strikes is traditionally jewelry, but the illegitimate usurper with the bank is simply screaming

involvement in the ukrainian adventure, but here, please, is an eloquent article from the american newspaper new york timeso writes in black and white about the satellite intelligence data received by zelensky's gang from foreign owners. satellite intelligence is now also effectively privatized, this is just an example of when the private sector replaces the state sector, and of course we must understand that everything is heading towards the fact that... the use of proxy armies, the use of proxy structures leads to the fact that there are no diplomatic consequences, because you cannot reproach the west for cooperating with the armed forces of ukraine, that is, the west again, he can disown it, he says that no, we do not cooperate, it is all the private sector, nevertheless, information about this cooperation gets into the media, and it gets into the media for the reason that private companies need to report to their shareholders about successful events? all here is the assistance of the armed forces of ukraine, for example, for maxsar intelligence, which actively cooperates with the ukrainian army - this

however, here, please, is an eloquent article from the american newspaper new york times, which writes in black and white about the satellite intelligence data obtained by zelensky's gang. from foreign owners, here satellite intelligence is now also effectively privatized, this is just an example of when the private sector replaces state, and of course we must understand that everything is moving towards the fact that the use of proxy armies, the use of proxy structures leads to the fact that there are no diplomatic consequences, because you cannot reproach the west for cooperating with the armed forces of ukraine, that is, the west can again disown, it says no, russian troops in the meantime respond to enemy cruelty with the calculated destruction of ukrainian strategic facilities. the accuracy of massive strikes is traditionally pinpoint, but the illegitimate usurper with the bank is simply screaming about war crimes. it has long been clear to everyone. the weakness of the lack of solutions in response feeds terrorism. the targets of the attacks in the capital region of ukraine are p

american authorities, it failed in gaza. several pentagon officials told the new york times: hamas tunnels proved to be bigger than the zionists' predictions. according to american officials, the zionist regime tried to damage the hamas tunnels in gaza he could not destroy it and failed to weaken hamas. these pentagon officials admitted the possibility of weakening hamas. reduced capture and continued shelling only increases the risk to civilians. the new york times, quoting american officials, wrote that one of the biggest goals of the zionist regime was the return of the remaining prisoners in gaza, which cannot be achieved militarily, and only diplomacy is the solution to this problem. according to the national union of suicide prevention in france, the rate of suicide in this country is higher than the average of european countries in france, nine thousand people commit suicide every year. among the european countries, finland and belgium have a higher rate than france. according to the statistics, 25% of the french population has lost a loved one due to suicide. the suicide rate is between 1/4. the population is one case

but at the same time the american domestic situation, the pre-election situation is increasingly reminiscent of a field of miracles, by god, look, in may of this year, according to a new yorkicans trust more in economic matters, donald trump was ahead of joe biden. what about haris, well finally, how has your financial situation changed during biden's presidency? 50% think it has worsened, only 19% think it has improved, but they still trust kamali haris more, how do you explain such miracles, you know, there are some parallel realities that are built with the help of artificial intelligence, with the help of all kinds of technologies, we see that now the united states of america has come to some kind of virtualization of politics, once upon a time they set up an experiment and created t... of course they will say 2-3%, a complete lie, from 8 to 22%, depending on where the polls are conducted, in rural shops, but little has changed, in big cities it has changed a lot. as a person, a vice president, whose task is mainly to manage the senate and manage the collection of votes, can influence the economy, no way, he can somehow change your life, no way, and here we return to t

i want to make sure we get that across-the-board not just for americans but people everywhere. >> "the new york times" is reporting netanyahu has agreed to mediate a cease-fire proposal according to antony blinken as reported by "the new york times." itto looks like it's hamas thats the holdup at least for this deal. what do you think the u.s. administration cano do more to influence a group like hamas? >> i think we can stop sending weapons to the israeli government. that's what we are asking for is no more bombs and i think that goes for both sides. they really think what we are asking for and what we want is a cease-fire in arms embargo. in a cease-fire deal we want everyone to come to the table. we don't want any life lost in the biggest way to reunite israeli and palestinian families is go to the cease-fire table. right now what we are seeing is people aren't willing to come to the table because lives have not been valued. >> fischer group pushed for the release of the israeli hostages that are currently being held? >> absolutely. we want people to be reunited with their families. >> let's go to

americans. opinion polls today show that harris and trump are neck and neck, here are today's data from the new york times the state. the history of american elections shows that if the unemployment rate decreases before the elections, then the incumbent president who is running for re-election, in this case harris, wins, yes, if unemployment grows, then vice versa. it means the status quo candidate is losing, so naturally trump immediately blamed biden and harris for the fall of the american markets. let's listen to what he said: the stock markets are collapsing, and i told you, kamala doesn't understand anything, biden is fast asleep, the incompetent us leadership is to blame for everything. and this instantly became yet another narrative of the republican campaign against harris in general. here's what the new york times writes about this. by lunchtime, it was already an official party signal. the republican national committee began hyping the great kamala crash of 2024, and the trump campaign prepared a video on social media linking the vice president to monday's market plunge. by midday, trump forces

so, unfortunately, this is only the beginning, the american new york times writes that the ministry ofg to prosecute all citizens. let's hear it. the u.s. justice department has launched a sweeping criminal investigation into americans who worked with russian state television, signaling an aggressive approach to combating the kremlin's influence operations ahead of the november presidential election , according to people familiar with the matter. some said more searches were expected soon, with criminal charges possible, they said. the director's office the u.s. office of national intelligence warned on july 29 that russia is exploiting americans, both knowingly and unwittingly , to shape and spread narratives favorable to president vladimir putin's government. these people, the statement said, post material on social media, write for various websites with apparent secret ties to the russian government, and conduct other outreach. how do you like this - and ivan alekseevich, and isn't this actually a violation of the first amendment the united states, where freedom of speech is guarant

well, in the meantime the american edition of the new york times reports that iran's supreme leader ayatallahhimeni has already ordered a direct retaliatory strike against israel. we already saw something similar in april of this year, when, after an israeli air force attack on the iranian consulate in the syrian capital of damascus, a high-ranking general of the guard corps was killed. islamic revolution muhammad zahidi, after this attack, 2 weeks later on the night of april 14, iran responded with a large-scale attack on israeli territory, launching towards israel. about 300 drones and missiles, it must be said that most of the ammunition was then intercepted by the israeli air defense system, the current strike will reportedly be much larger than the april one, but now it is not even this that is of particular concern, the fact that for the second time in the last 4 month, the entire region again risks finding itself on the brink of a full-scale war. daria, thank you, our correspondent in the middle east was in direct contact with the studio. alexander bilibov, he spoke about the large-sca

the first were the americans, a journalist from the new york times, who violated the state border and walked around russian territory without a visa in the area of ​​the sudzha checkpoint. the italians, apparently, have advanced further. thus, russia was suddenly visited by a number of representatives of the so-called civilized countries, which at one time refused to go to the occupied, in their opinion, crimea, so as not to violate the integrity of ukraine, it turned out, is possible here. we expected various reactions from our partners on any crossing of red lines, but i am very happy that we do not hear this from western leaders, this is a good sign. according to the british, their heavy equipment invading the kursk region does not cross any red lines. this is in the sky news article about the challenger 2 tanks. it is believed that british tanks are being used in combat operations on russian territory for the first time. great britain confirmed that ukraine can freely use british weapons. territory of russia. the tanks, which have been in service with great britain since 1994, wei

battle and did not hold out. the onslaught of russian troops, the statement by the american journalist from the new york times an accusation. the article notes that the forty-first brigade is unable to hold its positions near toretsk because it does not know the area. the formation, created in 2023 specifically to participate in the notorious counteroffensive, shows in its video reports militants who make victory speeches against the backdrop of, for example, tanks with white crosses. these militants wear chevrons with a red and black semblance of a combat brunduk. with the inscription "faith is stronger than fear." here only there is less and less faith in this formation in the west. the situation described in the new york times article is unfolding north of donetsk, where taretsk was held by the twenty-fourth brigade, the forty-first was under the watch of yar. the command decided to arrange a castling, so the pretty battered forty-first brigade ended up under toretsk. during the rotation, that is, apparently, our intelligence guessed and the appropriate blow was delivered, which allowed. to break through t

amounts to 30,000 people per month, which twice or even three times more than it was until now, writes the american edition of the new york times. citing three analysts familiar with the situation. journalists note that they could not officially confirm these figures. the ukrainian authorities do not provide exact data on the mobilized, as this is confidential information. for the military. according to zelenskyi, there are not enough training places for the training of new recruits, most ukrainians also consider the basic training of conscripts to be insufficient and this encourages them to avoid mobilization, the new york times writes about this with referring to survey data of the ukrainian public organization the laboratory of public interest journalism. the needs of the brigades still exceed the number of people entering the units, says the press officer of the 65th separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, serhiy skipchyk. the press officer... of the third separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine , nazar voytenkov, said that they in the brigade conducted an additional week of trai

the more she has an agenda that will speak to concerns americans still have, new york times was writing this, that she has become a generic democrat, and that's not an insult. >> that's what everyone wants to be. >> and that's how democrats won in 2018, 2022, democrats who are broadly appealing to the electorate are really well, and we have that at the top of the ticket now. >> it's funny. i was remembering that denver convention where barack obama did it in front of this enormous crowd, the scandal is that there were columns on- stage that were too fancy, or something? i just had a flashback of like the columns were the scandal. it will be interesting to see what comes out of the dnc. jamelle bouie and jon favreau, thank you both. >>> coming up, donald trump sells out union workers to the richest man on earth. shawn fain joins me on that. but first, i will break down polling campaign data with the battleground state campaign directors next. directors next. clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terribl

battle and could not withstand the onslaught of russian troops - the statement of the american journalist of the new york times is more like an accusation. in the material it is noted that the forty-first brigade is unable to hold its positions. near toretsk, because it does not know the area. the formation, created in 2023 specifically to participate in the notorious counteroffensive , shows militants in their video reports who give a speech of great power. against the background, for example, of tanks with white crosses. these militants wear chevrons with a red and black semblance of a combat badge with the inscription "faith is stronger than fear." but there is less and less faith in this formation in the west. the situation described in the new york article times, northern donetsk is unfolding, where the twenty-fourth brigade held taretsk, the forty-first was under the watch of yar. the command decided to arrange a castling, so the pretty battered forty-first brigade ended up under toretsk. zelensky personally awarded the brigade with a hero's star, having arrived at the location. the ukrainian militants a

the american newspaper new york times writes about the shortage of labor in ukraine, men who are beingwhere the reporter visited. previously , the law prohibited women from being employed at dangerous and difficult enterprises, but it was repealed. a training program for ukrainian women was opened, for example, in passenger transport and the railway, but this does not solve the problem of a shortage of specialists, the newspaper writes. in crimea , traffic was launched on a new section of the federal tavrida highway. the head of the region, sergei aksyonov, took part in the grand opening. four lanes, a length of more than 60 km, eight interchanges, 17 bridges and overpasses, the estimated speed of movement is 120 km / h. the road is paved from simferopol to the north-western coast of crimea, bypasses the seaside city of saak and the center of yevpatoriya, which means that you can now get to the sea much faster. ukraine supports international terrorism, three west african countries stated this in an appeal to the un security council: burkina faso, mali and niger are part of the common c

american that we can count on at a time. every american has an important job. do. i on january 25th, 1972, representative of shirley chisholm of new york city announced her candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. in 1968,

we understand there are certain maneuver as being major just spoke about the americans of the new york time. also, reports of the us is sending more combat aircraft to the middle east, but behind the scenes and world capitals, what kind of conversations are being had right now? do you think it's, it's well we, we know that the, that the, that the are p and that the european for an upstairs a higher command doesn't. where mister bradley, i've already told the radians that a conversation that, that you of understands that you're on, uh, you know, has the right to some defense and so on. but i think beyond that, i think the united states being pyromaniac fire, man, it is in the sense all speaking of diplomacy wise, continue to support is there i was genocide, go i took to this war crimes and it's violations of different national sovereignty is in the middle east, uh, you know, once at this point in time, no, that is read candidates for crimes. katty, dislike nations of other countries. sovereignty is to sort of calm down the tensions which see that repeat itself again and again. and again. it'

that at the same time in germany, poland and the baltics have begun a discussion about deploying nuclear weapons on their territory. the americans want to do the same thing quasi. the new yorks that the american strategy focuses on the fact that china's nuclear forces will increase to a thousand missiles by 2030, to one and a half thousand by 2035. according to the american military, beijing has already begun loading nuclear missiles into some new silos. the president recently issued an updated guide to the use of nuclear weapons, which takes into account the realities of the new nuclear era. it notes the need to address the growth and diversity of the people's republic of china's nuclear arsenal, and to deter russia, china, and north korea simultaneously. in a classified document approved in march, the president ordered u.s. forces to prepare for possible coordinated nuclear clashes with russia, china, and north korea. president biden approved a highly classified strategic nuclear plan for the united states in march that for the first time refocuses america's deterrence strategy. the white house never announced that mr. biden had approved a revised strategy, called the nuc

campaign is getting tougher and tougher to silence any dissent, here's what the new york times writes. according to americanals, the justice department has launched a wide-ranging criminal investigation into americans who worked with russian state television channels, which indicates an aggressive measure designed to counter the kremlin's influence ahead of the presidential election, which should take place in november. let me remind you that fbi agents have already conducted searches at the retired american intelligence officer. the co-author, who is the address of dmitry simes, the host of the program criticizes his government, including in the russian media, showed up on the american big game on our channel, who has long lived in moscow has not been to the states for almost 2 years. now with advertising, we will return in a few minutes, do not switch. the russian flag is more than 300 years old, it was established by peter ii on january 20 , 1705. the arrangement of the stripes on the flag then. the structure of the world, it is a colored cloth of white, blue, red colors, so if the coat of arms is locate

and lies in connection with the award prizes to the new york times and the washington post, which wrote that russia had influenced the 2016 americannny that the new york times and the washington post. with the russian army to the events in bucha, and this despite the fact that by that time the ukrainian staging of those events had already been proven and shown in detail. in the first days of april, the ukrainian army came to bucha. we were accompanied in our car by an azov fighter. we arrived in bucha absolutely without any passport control, thanks to this agent. and first of all, i noticed corpses that were lying in the center of the city. in the center of bucha. and at that moment i notice how other corpses are being taken out of small cars. these corpses are taken out by the military. civilians and they are laid out next to other corpses on the road. at that moment, journalists are waiting for the corpses to be laid out, and as soon as the corpses are laid out, they start taking pictures. i immediately realized that they staged this in order to take the most impressive photographs. by the way, russian journalists have become la

well, here's another interesting detail, today the new york times, citing american officials, reported that, in washington's opinion, israel has already exhausted the possibilities of a military conflict in the sector gas. the idf has already achieved its goals, here is the return of the hostages, 115 people, according to some sources, remain in the field of the hamas group in the gaza strip of israeli hostages, you can only achieve forgetting. yes, colleagues, thank you for the detailed story, sergei pashkov and alexander belibov were in direct contact with us, we are closely monitoring the progress of the negotiations in doha. to other topics. the western press writes that the situation in donbass has worsened for the armed forces of ukraine, this is due to the homeless terrorist invasion of ukraine on territory of the kursk region. the ukrainian armed forces command clearly miscalculated its forces, the politician notes, russian troops are striking back, capturing more and more territory around the donetsk region of ukraine. the publication then cites the words of a certain ivan sek

new tropical threat developing in the southeast. tropical storm watches and warnings now posted along the florida coast. more than 150 million americans under heat alerts from california to new york. our weather team timing it all out. >>> 24 hours after that historic prisoner exchange, three freed americans released from russia now back on u.s. soil. their emotional homecoming, greeted by family and president biden. now being evaluated at a military base in san antonio. and the freed "wall street journal" reporter's stunning final request before leaving russia. >>> the middle east on high alert over iran's promise of revenge for the assassination of a top hamas leader in tehran. his funeral held today. the pentagon revealing the u.s. is deploying more military assets, including fighter jets and destroyers, to the region. >>> here in the u.s. tonight, the stock market taking a major hit. a disappointing jobs report sending the dow plunging. >>> tragedy at the grand canyon. a b.a.s.e. jumper falling 500 feet to his death. >>> justin timberlake pleading not guilty to alleged driving while intoxicated in the hamptons. what the judge did today. >>> and team usa raking in the medals at the summer games in par

american that we can count on at a time. every american has an important job. do. i on january 25th, 1972, representative of shirley chisholm of new york city announced her candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. in 1968, representative chisholm became the first african american woman elected to the u.s. congress. up next, we bring you the 14 minute announcement courtesy of the new york city municipal archives. i stand before you today as a candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states of america. i am not the candidate of black america, although i am black and proud. i am not the candidate of the women's movement of this country. although i am a woman and i'm equally proud of that. i am not the candidate of any political bosses or fat cats or special interests. i stand here now without endorsement from many big name politics, unions or celebrities or any other kind of prop. i do not intend to offer it to you. the tired and glib cliches which for too long have been accepted part of our political life. i am the candidate of the people of america. fellow americans, we have looked in

the united states is preparing new searches of americans who cooperate with journalists from russia, the new york timesn law on foreign agents and anti-russian sanctions. absurd accusations of moscow's interference in the president are being heard again. elections in the united states in november. the campaign is becoming increasingly tense, the pressure is growing, and anti-russian hysteria is already being whipped up according to old patterns. this month, searches were conducted at the home of former un weapons inspector , intelligence officer scottar, who often appears on russian media. and at the home of political scientist dmitry simes, host of the bolshaya igra program on our channel. in the article, he is called an adviser to donald trump during his presidential campaign in 2016. no charges were brought. and what do numerous video bloggers not surprise subscribers with, well, for example, these funny guys built a full-fledged water park in the backyard of their house, in which there are as many as five rather dizzying slides, the longest one is 12 m, not bad for a homemade product, though, so it

the air space of some arab countries so that was another reason why the new york times fabricated this story because they the americans fear that the iranian i ation would not be confined to the israeli entity, but it would also touch all countries implicated in such an attack. okay, again, the irgc's investigation has found that it was a short-range projectile right outside of the residence that was fired, but the leader of the islamic revolution, said ali khamenei regarding the assassination of hani in tehran has reiterated that "the regime will get major response, and it is the responsibility of the islamic republic of iran to avenge the blood of hania. i mean, would the zionist regime know that iran would not set idly um, while such a crime has been committed inside of its borders, wouldn't it expect a response, or did it do it to get a response from iran? i mean, how do you see it? uh, the problem is that the z entity is let's say saturated with prejudges against iran, against the arabs, against muslims in general and against the the oriental civilizations, this is part of this orientalist approach by the west to

remember, just a while ago there was an election in bolivia and the americans and the western media, the bbc new york times the collective western media. so there was huge fraud and then be carried out a crew. and then it came out that there was no fraud, and the people revolted in the over through the cool regime. so that was, believe it just a couple of years ago. what did they have? they also had key resources that mosque and the likes of mosque in the united states need for their high tech industry. so latin america, wherever there is an independent country in the united states, will try to bring it down. and it doesn't matter if it's, there's a democratic election or not. i do say with our to international, i'll be back with much more news in just over 25 minutes from now. in the meantime, be sure to visit our website, r t dot com for the very latest breaking news and updates the to some of the visit walker see on continue come sounds. so look at us of prescription auto mall and that are pretty much it on the all set i saw it looks as though you were on the list. securities are equal minus those you m

against this background, the publication of the new york times on august 23, citing american officialsis reported there that the states and britain. provided ukraine with satellite images and intelligence data on the kursk region after the invasion of the ssu began. well, we have been talking about this for more than two years, i would say 2 and a half years, where was anyone from the new york times, and not this hint at any condemnation of the terrorist methods, terrorist acts of the armed forces of ukraine, which use them against civilians on the russian border. horrific evidence continues to come from captured militants that the ukrainian armed forces command gives direct orders to servicemen to kill civilians, to loot... residents of the kursk region who managed to evacuate. these shots show that many of them were shot point-blank. thus , the photographs of those killed by ukrainian militants do not hide the far from isolated, but rather the mass and targeted nature of the atrocities and acts of looting committed by ukrobanderovites on russian territory. the guilt of the ukrainian

the air space of some arab countries so that was another reason why the new york times created this story because they, the americans fear that the iranian retaliation would not be confined to the israeli entity, but it would also touch all countries implicated in such an. okay, again, the irgc's investigation has found that it was a short-range projectile right outside of the residence that was fired, but the leader of the islamic revolution ayatollah sayd ali khamad regarding the assassination of hani and tehran has reiterated that the regime will get major response and it is the responsibility of the islamic republic of iran to avenge the blood of hania. i mean would if the zionist regime know that iran would not saidly um while such a crime has been committed inside of its borders, wouldn't it expect a response or did it do it to get a response from iran? i mean, how do you see it? "the problem is that the zianist entity is let's say saturated with prejudges against iran, against the arabs, against muslims in general and against the oriental civilizations. this is part of this orientalist approach by the west to

that is reflected in the candidates themselves is mirrored in polling among young americans writing for the new york times this week, claire cain miller, observe the following quote. in some ways, this presidential election has become a referendum on gender roles and the generation with the biggest difference in opinion between male and female voters is generation z. on one side or young women who has a group or very liberal, they've been politically galvanized by gender bombshells like hashtag metoo, the overturning of roe versus wade, and the candidacy of vice president kamala harris on the other are young men, some of whom field at rapidly changing gender roles have left them behind socially and economically and see former president donald j. trump as a champion of traditional manhood. a recent new york times sienna college poll finds young voters have the greatest gender divide compared to every other age group it's 51 points. in other words, men between the ages of 18 and 29, they favor former president trump over vice president harris by 13 points. women in the same age group are choosing harris ove

that she is still relatively undefined among a large swath that america american public, that recent new york times sienna poll showed in the battleground states roughly a third of voters weren't sure exactly what she would do if she were present. that was much different than they view donald trump. so both this is an opportunity and also of course a risk because it gives the republicans an opportunity to define her in on their terms, the fact that they don't really know her at this point, but clearly we're going to see probably more of that ten and manu you've watched this for a long time. i mean hillary clinton speech last night. i think it probably took some people by surprise in this room because it was forceful. there was that moment and we all heard this when they were starting to chant, lock him up you know, i think at one point she said we've got donald trump on the run. i mean, she had this crowd really fired up and she did not exactly tamped down the lock him up, chants. when that happened? no, she did not. and there's some raw feelings that are as well and i think last night in a lot of

the way, i wouldn't be happy about these articles in the new york times, yes, everything is written correctly, but we knew without the americans that the fugitive scum are thieves and worthless, and yes, they will be dumped, and yes, the 2025 elections will be calm, they are the boss... they understand that now, when we are bristling, it is useless to try and get physical with us, but why, it is better to come to us, start economic vas-vas, and after that warming, and after that convergence, and after that various people will start to slowly move in activists, and then they will even invite you to their table, well, in the end they will cut you, slit your throat and laugh, remember, older people, in addition, in october 2020, i, together with my comrades, pasted protest symbols on lanterns on yakubovsky street with the aim of creating a protest mood in the city of minsk. in the garden, i completely repent of us, i consider such actions unacceptable. then it seemed like a funny adventure. now it turns against me. don't do this, please. but there are those. who did not go out into the streets, shouted with balconies and wrote na

new york times. all these american media outlets every single day offer and you analysis and unnamed sources, which they quotes, you know, with some search and see trying to say that iran is going to respond and such and such time in such a way. and the reality is that nobody has information on this, this time was this response. there is a handful of people that actually know what's going on. and these intelligence sources a claims to have, in my opinion are mostly falls. so we're waiting for and what is going to happen? if israel does not agree it's we ceasefire in gaza, a regional conflagration is inevitable, and it will occur in some way, shape or form bravo. because when an escalation happens, that might force them to consider as fire. i mean, could, i also will. so, i mean, is there, i understand your concerns about, you know, the kind of legitimacy of, of the report, but allow us to spec, to let little bit saw the, i mean, is ro, here ring that uh, here in the washington gave up the name of its operatives inside the ron, i mean they must be furious. is that not a good trail of allegedly, one of it

remember just a while ago there was an election in bolivia and the americans and the western media, the bbc new york times, the collective western media said there was huge fraud and then they turned out a cruise. and then it came.

. >> laura: the "new york times" is reporting tha ♪ ♪ >> laura: "the new york times" is reporting that under joe biden, american being granted to immigrants at a much faster clip than the trump years. the figure is around 3.3 millio new naturalized citizens andow counting. it is obvious to most of us why this is happening and hogow it s happening. democrats are banking they are going to get repaid by the newly now, stephen, we obviously support people immigrating the w right way. but this process is being spedrl up by biden. what is the real objective here? >> the objective is simple, laura, maximum migration with i maximum speed. their hope is having massive amount of unvented migration into this country, it will tilt the scales to the left. think about how much money isn. spent trying to move a thousand votes in michigan, 2,000 votes in pennsylvania, may be 500 votes in north carolina. as for nothing, the governmenttn can admit thousands of new citizens. a premium placed on embedded entering those granted thepr awesome privilege ofco citizenship, having an attachment to the personal goals and the constitution

remember, just a while ago there was an election in bolivia and the americans and the western media, the bbc new york times the collective western media. so there was huge fraud and then be carried out a crew. and then it came out that there was no fraud, and the people revolted in the over through the cool regime. so that was, believe you just a couple of years ago, what did they have? they also had key resources that mosque in the likes of mosque in the united states need for their high tech industry. so latin america, wherever there is an independent country, the united states will try to bring it down. and it doesn't matter if it's, there's a democratic election or not to say with our to international have next done direct impact. rick sanchez and his guests discussed identity politics and how the media shapes are perception of race by the the, everybody. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact and this is what we're going to be talking about. can't even go to thanksgiving dinner with our uncle because you end up in some weird fight that is unnecessary. these guys are just here. and it is, you know, th

remember, just a while ago there was an election in bolivia and americans and the western media of the bbc new york times. the collective western media said there was huge fraud and then be carried out a cruise. and then it came out that there was no fraud, and the people revolted in the over through the cool regime. so that was, believe you that just a couple of years ago, what did they have? they also had key resources that mosque and the likes of mosque in the united states need for their high tech industry. so latin america, wherever there was an independent country, the united states will try to bring it down. and it doesn't matter if it's there is a democratic election or not. i do stay with our to international have next on cross talk, peter levelland, his guest discussed the ongoing escalation toward full blown war in the middle east . and which is the single country that comes from the to hi, i'm executive and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. search like why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to pl