antony blinken there... just talking l blinken there...about ukraine butjust before we went to him he was talking about the middle east and i can tell you he was saying we have made it clear the way forward is diplomacy not conflict. and he also added that this was a precarious moment for the middle east and indeed for the world. and it echoes from what we were hearing from the white house saying that they had no involvement in the israel strike in beirut. israel saying that they were targeting the headquarters of hezbollah. alarm from the us but also from the united nations expressing alarm with 11 on we are watching what is happening in beirut as soon as we have any information from our end and of course the reaction i will of course the reaction i will of course share it with you. what we are seeing here is that netanyahu is doing all that because he can. a year ago we stood — because he can. a year ago we stood before you when we warned of this _ stood before you when we warned of this moment. it is going to .et of this moment. it is g

antony blinken has of this... antony blinken has been there so many times and hasn't got an agreement. is that where the lack of agreement is because of a lack of understanding? i don't think it's because secretary blinken doesn't understand the situation, i think netanyahu really at this point does not care what israel's allies think around the world just as much as we do. i think the over assumption and aaron is more of an expert on this that i am but i think there is an assumption that the us has a much more influence over israel then it really does. i think that is a significant problem. every blinken is tried everything. he tried to be tough with israel, try to be nice to israel, try to encourage them. one of the things i really find puzzling, maybe you all have a better answer is why this is not more the responsibility of israel's neighbours, of lebanon said neighbours? why is egypt and the uae and qatar, why are they not more responsible for what is happening in the middle east as well? why are they not mor

tt is by antony blinken. how are haitians creeping?- by antony blinken. how are haitians creeping? now. _ haitians creeping? it is a big issue right now. it _ haitians creeping? it is a big issue right now. it is - issue right now. it is something that they have not known for generations, more than three years now that this hunger that is growing and growing. haiti normally produces its own products, lots of tropical fruits and vegetables to be produced but they cannot come to port—au—prince where half the country lives because all the roads are closed so everybody is complaining their prices are getting higher and higher here in port—au—prince. we have 1.5 million people on the brink of famine. it is really hard for people here and we're not even talking about the people that are displeased, so more than 5 million are on the brink of famine, so we are waiting to see how it will end up and if this force will have concrete advancement in the response there that they are doing to there that they are doing to the criminal gangs controlling most parts of the city. famine is a frighteni

and finally, on antony blinken, linked to| on antony blinken, linked to what we have seen in gaza coastng to get a ceasefire, he got 15 of the areas had got agreement, three more remained outstanding but when you hear the americans constantly talking up the hope of getting a ceasefire, how much do you think antony blinken and the americans in effect are being played to give time for a full military operation?— time for a full military operation? allow me to respectfully _ operation? allow me to respectfully disagree i operation? allow me to l respectfully disagree with antony blinken your. the administration has been sounding that optimistic note for months now and we all understand why they need to, for political reasons, we are in election season here in washington and the administration has already staked much of its strategy and approach on that ceasefire in gaza which remains elusive. for him to talk of the details, yes, you can be 90% of where you need to be but that last 10% is crucial and the execution from hamas of the six hostages it had in its possession only further, located

today secretary blinken says _ are feeling? today secretary blinken says says _ are feeling?en says says there - are feeling? today secretary blinken says says there is i blinken says says there is renewed hope and i did not get this. i went outside of port—au—prince to the southeast where they do not have the camps, with people telling me psychologically they are feeling the consequences of the gang violence and then i went to a community that has received 44,000 displaced haitians from the town next door since may. people are literally living in the mud because they left their homes with nothing but the clothes on their backs. the homes they build with their money, their hard earned money is now overtaken by gangs. they do not know where they will go, where they will be next. there is a sense of loss of humanity for them, whether in the camps or whether living with somebody. i did not face this inaudible after the 2010 earthquake. despite loss, people had a reason to hope, saw ngos, heard inspiring words. today they are not hearing any of this. they feel abandoned and don't

we will travel| antony blinken. we will travel to . ether antony blinken.ll travelj together to kyiv this week and it is a — together to kyiv this week and it is a critical moment for ukraine, _ it is a critical moment for ukraine, and in the midst of what— ukraine, and in the midst of what is— ukraine, and in the midst of what isan— ukraine, and in the midst of what is an intense fighting season— what is an intense fighting season with russia continue to escalate — season with russia continue to escalate its aggression against civilians — escalate its aggression against civilians and critical infrastructure and against ukrainian forces, and we see it ranrping — ukrainian forces, and we see it ramping up attacks on cities and — ramping up attacks on cities and people, in particular targeting the energy infrastructure. electricity, all in _ infrastructure. electricity, all in advance of the coldest months _ all in advance of the coldest months will top vladimir putin's_ months will top vladimir putin's winter play book of weapon— putin's winter play book of

antony blinken said the technician stood shoulder to shoulder in support of ukraine. ukrainian leaders are pressing for authorisation to use long—range missiles against targets inside russia. david lambie has told the bbc the delivery of iranian missiles to russia has change the debate about how and when ukraine can use long—range missiles against targets in russia. he was speaking 2a matic responded in the last little while. we speaking 24 matic responded in the last little while.— the last little while. we are seeinu the last little while. we are seeing russia _ the last little while. we are seeing russia amplify - the last little while. we are seeing russia amplify its i the last little while. we are i seeing russia amplify its work with its friends and we have seen this horrendous transfer of ballistic missiles from iran to russia over the last few days. we have sanctioned further the russian shadow fleet, today my colleague has announced more ammunition, more armoured vehicles, more support to ukraine's military effort at this time. and we are here to listen. tha

after blinken got acquainted with this text, removed the order to change it, the text was changed, it turned out that there was no particular tragedy there, this allowed the united states congress, well , firstly, not to condemn israel, secondly, to expand assistance, including military defense, that's why lies are what, unfortunately, is characteristic of american diplomacy, last week a week ago, you and i are here discussed the high-level week at the united nations, this week is over, sergey viktorevich lavrov really fought on diplomatic or non-combat contact, in the end it was he who summed it up at the press conference on saturday, i just wanted to briefly comment on a few points from this press conference, actually from this week, well, first of all , we are talking about... that on the initiative of china, brazil and other countries , a group of friends of the un was formed, the purpose of which is the friends of peace, i don't remember what it's called, the group friends of the world friends of the world a group of friends of the world, the goal of which is to accelerate negoti

i was talking about antony blinken _ to leave. i was talking about antony blinken and - to leave.eave. i was talking about - antony blinken and the message around lebanon and de—escalation, it's worth playing that clip in the next two seconds.— playing that clip in the next two seconds. ., . ., two seconds. france and united states are _ two seconds. france and united states are united _ two seconds. france and united states are united in _ two seconds. france and united states are united in calling - states are united in calling for you _ states are united in calling for you -- _ states are united in calling for you —— restraint states are united in calling foryou —— restraint and states are united in calling for you —— restraint and urging de—escalation when it comes to the middle east in general and when — the middle east in general and when it— the middle east in general and when it comes to lebanon in particular _ when it comes to lebanon in particular. we continue to work to get— particular. we continue to work to get a — particular. we continue to work to get a cease—fire f

america's top diplomat, antony blinken, has been speaking on the matter.e will hear from been speaking on the matter. we will hearfrom him been speaking on the matter. we will hear from him shortly. been speaking on the matter. we will hearfrom him shortly. at first this report. hundreds of pagers exploding simultaneously. they have made it hard for the messages to be intercepted but instead they saw a massive security breach. reports a small amount of explosives were hidden in a shipment of pagers earlier this year. hospitals have been overwhelmed by the thousands of casualties, many as they checked an incoming... . when devices have exploded in their faces, the injuries affected their eyes, ears and hands with some losing fingers. a lot required ventilators and had facial swelling. the explosions appear to be the latest blow in appear to be the latest blow in a deepening conflict. ever since hamas attacked israel on october seven, hezbollah has 0ctober seven, hezbollah has been firing missiles into the north in response. although israel has not commented

she joined secretary blinken on that trip. you've been there many times.'s so hard for a journalist to get down there, so when you go with the secretary, you go in his security, which is helpful. we could only see what we could see from the confines of our armoured vehicle, even though you want to get out and talk to people. driving through poured a prince, it did seem to be open. —— port—au—prince. driving through poured a prince, it did seem to be open. —— port—au—prince. the airport has reopened. when we landed, we rolled right by a flight... there were markets and people in the streets, selling food and clothes. haiti, there's not a lot of shops, they kind of do it on the walls surrounding different businesses, use or t—shirts hanging up. it seemed to be functioning. it does seem to have slightly improved. people saying 80% of port—au—prince is controlled by the gangs. it is a high figure. do you think this un kenyan forces making a difference? we visited the forces with the secretary, and they have just been sent the giant armoured vehicles, and we he

she joined secretary blinken on that trip. hard to get access, how was it? that was one of the reasons why i want to go because security wise, it's so hard for journalist's to get down there so when you go with the secretary, go with the security would yourself all. i will be honest, we can only see what we could see from the combines from the armoured vehicles which doesn't feel great because you want to get out and talk to people but i will say driving through port—au—prince, the airport is reopened, we rolled by a spirit airline which are found a little surprising, there were markets, there were people on the street, people are selling food, people were selling clothes, haiti does not have a lot of shops and they do it on the walls that surround the different businesses t—shirt�*s hanging up, different shoes hanging up. it seems to be functioning as well as i've seen that infrastructure is always bad but it is moving and does seem slightly improved. there's this figure the people are talking about 80% of port—au—prince cont

you have been a treat antony blinken. you have been a great support _ antony blinken.linken. you have been a great support to me as _ antony blinken. you have been a great support to me as foreign i great support to me as foreign secretary and i am grateful because we have spoken almost every other week since i took office. it is a pleasure to welcome you here to london and clearly we are meeting at a critical moment. a critical moment for securing a ceasefire in gaza with the shocking deaths in khan younis this morning only reinforcing how desperately needed that ceasefire is, and a critical moment for supporting ukraine as we enter the third winter of putin �*s illegal war. it is also a critical moment addressing the climate crisis as we head towards cop. as the closest of friends and allies our response is clear. we are united in our desire to address these challenges together. we just opened a new uk— us strategic dialogue, a forum, which i believe can help us remain strategically aligned in tackling these challenges. 0n russia and ukraine, today i can confirm that

us secretary of state anthony blinken announced this on september 10.. press conference in london with british foreign minister david lamy. blinken referred to intelligence that the united states, he said, provided the allies. lemy called the alleged transfer of ballistic missiles by iran to russia a significant escalation. according to blinken, russia shares its technologies with iran, including in the nuclear field. to wage his war of aggression against ukraine, putin is also increasingly. relies on help from iran and north korea. in these cases, we are talking about obtaining real weapons, which is a clear violation of many resolutions of the un security council. tigeran has been supplying lethal drones for a long time. they built drone factory in russia. earlier, the us warned about an additional threat from iran, iran's supply of ballistic missiles. this gives the russians additional potential and additional flexibility. they already have ballistic missiles, but these particular iranian missiles that they're getting have a... certain range, which m

the information day of the tv channel continues, but the secretary of the united states antony blinken and the head of the british ministry of foreign affairs have arrived in kyiv. extremely important conversations will take place today, we understand, we will, some will be public, but some will not be public. we think that most of all will be discussed from the perspective of granting our military permission to strike russian military facilities on the territory of the russian federation, at the same time, there is also extremely important news, the enemy has concentrated a certain number. a living resource of armored vehicles, now they have crossed the seim river in the kursk region, yes, and extremely difficult battles are going on with our soldiers who are currently in the kursk region, well , we will talk about this and other things during today's information and analytical day. well, now we will be joined by a deputy from zaporizhzhia oblast serhiy lyshenko of the council, he is already in touch with us. mr. serhiy, i congratulate you, good afternoon, i am ... you know, i look, n

before that, mccall met with blinken, where he hinted to him. well, that is, the decision. on strikes deep into russia with long-range missiles was made and made a week ago. recalling that mccall is the same head of the us house of representatives committee on foreign affairs, who held hearings in congress standing at a map of russia with radii of the destruction of american missiles, scolded secretary of state blinken for the ban on strikes on our airfields and military bases. today it became known that in addition to the stormshadow attack, kiev may receive permission to use jazz missiles. the range of these missiles is from 300 to 1.00 km. well, in kiev, look, they are already measuring the range. in the affected area, the city of moscow. formally, in the west , they cover up their decision with the supply of iranian missiles to russia, supposedly, the fadh-360 missiles, which, according to blinken, are already in russia. was a deterrent to not allowing strikes, as you understand, this is just a legend, well, cnn reported that a hundred atako

secretary of state antony blinken visits haiti initial of u.s.as the country expands its state of emergency. the 14-year-old suspect in a georgia school shooting is charged with murder for allegedly killing four people. and president biden's son hunter switches his plea in a tax evasion case to guilty. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. america's top diplomat has arrived in haiti to shore up the country's interim government as it navigates rampant in gun violence and humanitarian crisis. in a meeting with the new haitian prime minister, u.s. secretary of state said the u.s. hopes to see an electoral council established year to organize elections in the country. this comes as heating continues to battle violent gangs that patrol the majority of the capital and have moved into nearby regions. a state of emergency was expanded to cover the entire nation. about 400 kenyan troops arrived in june as part of the u.n. backed security mission and other countries have pledged 2500 more troops but they have yet to arrive. mr. blinken reaffirmed the

in general, blinken talked with three boxes, and the us treasury department issued a special document ordering all financial transactions with the rossiya segodnya media group to be completed by november 13. the essence of what is happening, to put it simply, is that the united states is engaged at the state level in what is called... in english , bullying, harassment, harassment of the media. this certainly does not paint american democracy in a good light, and even directly harms it, if blinken is so concerned about american democracy. what is even worse is that the united states is dragging other countries into this dirty harassment countries, britain and canada to begin with, but judging by the accepted practice, washington will not stop there. will exert far from democratic pressure on everyone it can, on everyone who is ready to bend. our soaring observer, alexander khristenko, has more details about what happened . the narrative about the russian threat, launched by the us authorities, is being spun with renewed vigor in the western media. let's start with breaking news. cnn, t

to strike, then a joint visit the heads of foreign affairs of the usa and great britain, anthony blinken and david lammy, who were received in kyiv yesterday, would not have taken place. by the way, the us secretary of state said the day before that the issue of long-range strikes was discussed with ukrainian high-ranking officials. with this discussion he will return to joe'. biden, as early as tomorrow , friday, the us president will discuss authorization to strike russia with british prime minister keir starmer, whom he will meet in washington, although, according to the guardian, the authorization will not be announced as a result of the meeting, but according to journalists, during a briefing in kyiv , blinken hinted that the white house is also going to lift restrictions on ukraine's use of long-range radio-guided missiles. speaking on behalf of the united states, from day one we have adapted and adapted to changing needs, to changes on the battlefield, i have no doubt that we will continue to do so as the situation evolves, with the secretary of state, with president zelensky, wit

is running our foreign policy, well, who knows who tells blinken what to do? how do you who do you think is in charge? i think it 's important to understand that..." it's a huge machine, it's a trillion -dollar machine. the military-industrial system of the united states. its course is set at a very deep level. there is a strategy. that strategy doesn't change just because a new president comes into office. presidents may think they can influence it, but their influence is very limited. as i said, the strategy for nato expansion began in... in ninety-four, this program is 30 years old, it was developed very carefully, in a book that hasn't been published yet, i read that president putin once very aptly noted that when he talks to the us president, he said this during your interview: in the morning, presidents say one thing, and in the afternoon , they say the opposite, because someone has already explained to them that everything should be different. 180-degree turn in this wonderful book that hasn't been published yet, written by a historian following this pe

what conclusion do the countries of the world majority come to in this context, listening to blinken?e cited. statement of blinken, i thought to myself that he was lying and would not even flinch, because you correctly cited a number of examples from recent history, the same american attack on iraq, when they overthrew the legitimate government there, it took place without any un security council resolutions and so on, and what nato did in libya, yes, there were un security council resolutions, but not gave no right to military aggression. what else, as double standards, everyone understands that at the moment there is a major redrawing of spheres of influence, but everyone also sees that the americans are already losing in this struggle, they are trying to cling to their influence, but nevertheless, with their arrogance, they only push away their... potential partners, it seems to me that after yesterday's speech by blinken, the number of countries in the world that want to join brics will increase, now a little advertising, then let's continue, i'm leaving you, do you really think t

the western press writes that during the visit of blinken and lemmy to... kyiv , zelenskyi received non-public consent for long-range strikes against russia with western weapons. when it will be officially announced. the victory plan as a component of the peace formula. ukraine hopes for us support in implementing its secret plan to force russia to end the war diplomatically. what are the valid arguments for the kremlin? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. over the next hour , we will talk about how russia is trying to form an axis of evil with the participation of iran, china, north korea and syria, and of course belarus, and moscow's efforts to accumulate... read ballistic missiles that tehran provided it, and this is the biggest problem now not only for ukraine, but for the whole world, of course, those missiles that have already arrived in russia, they threaten ukraine, but they threaten the whole world. how will the world react to this, in what way, well, and m

i asked secretary blinken, is that possible? i didn't get a direct answer back.n, a long problem with corruption, there was a huge investigation into petrol for the government that has gone missing. 0nly petrol for the government that has gone missing. only 65% went where it needed to, and when they asked the official why he had enriched himself, he said, as an official, i thought it was part of myjob to use it to pay myself. so there is a culture of corruption. the us is trying to combat that and they will push for that next week at the un. they need more help, funding and personnel on the ground to help the mission, and that is something secretary blinken will ask other regional allies for, in two weeks in new york. �* , , allies for, in two weeks in new york. �*, , ., york. it's something they want in the dominican _ york. it's something they want in the dominican republic - york. it's something they want in the dominican republic too, they are desperate for haiti to be a better state than right now. yourfirst be a better state than right now. your first time

secretary of state antony blinken was subpoenaed to testify before congress.makers want to know more about the botched afghan withdrawal. jillian turner at the state department. what happens if he does not show up? >> he is not because the secretary is in new york for the un general assembly so what the house foreign affairs committee is planning to do is instead of going forward with the hearing that was supposed to start a few minutes ago they are beginning the process to hold him in contempt of congress. chairman mike mccall says the purpose of this is hopefully to prevent anything like what happened in couple --kabul from happening again. >> us service members, veterans, goldstar families who recently received the congressional gold medal in the capital deserve transparency and accountability. those who support this resolution will deliver both. >> the committee and the state department have been trying to set a date for four months now. foreign affairs alleging antony blinken was a decision-maker in the withdrawal that led to 13 us service members losing

we mentioned earlier that us secretary of state antony blinken is in egypt.el to get a deal amidst all of this? there has been huge ongoing pressure from the hostages�* families who feel that their loved ones are not being prioritised by the current israeli government. they particularly attack the israeli prime minister and accuse him of looking to his own political survival, trying to keep his fractious coalition intact rather than prioritising bringing back their loved ones. so the us secretary of state antony blinken back in this region, meeting with the officials, who have also been serving as mediators, trying to get a new hostage and ceasefire deal agreed by israel and hamas. that has hit so many obstacles over recent weeks. but in response to this latest attack on lebanon, israel of course not having taken responsibility for that, the us was at pains to say that it had not been warned in advance about any such attack. it was not part of any such attack but the us state department spokesperson came out saying that diplomacy was the way to de—escalate te

us secretary of state antony blinken urges interim leaders in haiti to organise presidential elections by next year. the father of the georgia school shooting suspect is arrested, police say the charges stem knowingly allowing his son to possess a weapon. and after months of political deadlock, france named the right wing michel barnier as prime minister. —— michel barnier. i'm helena humphrey, glad you canjoin in. there circuitry of state antony blinken is urged haiti interim government to set “p haiti interim government to set up an electoral council to organise presidential election by the end of next year. mr blinken made the comment on a trip to haiti, has now arrived in the dominican republic ways expected to meet with the country's president on friday. the trip by america's top—level mat is part of washingtons latest efforts to help caribbean leaders navigate rampant gang violence that threatens to overtake haiti. in a meeting with the new prime minister, secretary blinken announced m5 million worth of new monetary and aid. haitian authorities have expanded state of emergency or

us secretary of state antony blinken announced this during his visit to kyiv. top us diplomat, who is visiting ukraine with his british counterpart david lamy, added that in the coming weeks he would call on the group of seven countries to also provide additional aid to kyiv. by the visit of the officials is monitored by our freelance correspondent anya kostyuchenko. we are bringing her to the studio. hello anya. greetings natalia. anya, what details of the new aid are already known and in... what time frame should it arrive in ukraine? yes, natalya, new millions have been announced for ukraine, in particular, it is about 325 million to strengthen the ukrainian energy industry. mr. blinkin noted that putin will use holot as a weapon against ukraine, so such assistance is necessary. he also announced 290 million for humanitarian needs and 102 million for demining and i note that... few farmers in the de-occupied territories cannot rebuild their farms precisely because of this problem, so this is very relevant. and he also reminded that back in july, joe biden pr

mr blinken said it was important to ensure that haiti was back on a clear democratic track.of a transitional council and the inauguration of an interim prime minister. we are a large distributor of humanitarian assistance to haiti. that includes the additional $45,000,000 in humanitarian aid that i am announcing today. this brings the total us aid to over $210,000,000 this year. that means more food, more water, more sanitation, more health and support services for one and a half million more haitians. it's a powerful sedative commonly used by vets, but now the so—called zombie drug xylazine is set to be banned in the uk under new rules aimed at tackling the growing use of highly addictive synthetic opioids. it's one of more than 20 dangerous substances expected to be re—categorised under new legislation. graham satchell reports. 0n the streets of philadelphia, the paralysing effect of the animal sedative xylazine. it's known as the zombie drug for good reason. it lowers the heart and breathing rate, leaving people seemingly lifeless. xylazine is used in combination with opi

blinken made a similar statement in kiev the day before.both cases, his statements were similar to those he made in may, shortly before the united states gave the green light for ukraine to use american weapons directly on russian territory. allegedly, the final word on the issue of using attacks ms and stormshadow for biden, british prime minister starmer, who will meet in washington tomorrow. when starmer was asked about this directly, the british leader avoided answering. regarding visits to washington, these are strategic meetings to discuss ukraine and the middle east. this will be at the level of strategic discussions. however, in moscow, all this talk about permits is called camouflage discussions. we have no doubt that the decision to lift restrictions on the use of long-range weapons to attack russian territory federation was accepted. relations, including napoleon, hitler. history, however, teaches few people, unlike the modern chronicle of the svo. alexander khristenko, timofey mukhin, news. the us secret service for the first ti

antony blinken is saying that france and the us are united in calling for restraint when it comes tolar. antony blinken saying we don't want to see any escalatory actions by any party that makes a ceasefire even more difficult. the us secretary of state shuttling between the middle east and european capitals, trying to get that ceasefire deal over the line. 0nly trying to get that ceasefire deal over the line. only a couple of days ago he was saying 15 sections of that ceasefire deal had been agreed. there were three others that they were still trying to get over the line. again talking up the possibility of a ceasefire and a hostage deal, but of course that hasn't got across the line. in the meantime we have seen israel open up that new phase of the war, talking about northern israel and of course over tuesday and wednesday we saw those explosive devices going off in lebanon, targeting hezbollah but impacting civilians as well. these pictures are over beirut, apologies, that locator is wrong. these are the pictures over beirut because we had israeli jets flying over beirut a little

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later on thursday, blinken is set to travel to the dominican republic. and on friday, meet the president of that neighboring nation that shares anna who spainhouer with haiti. so very clearly, a blinken will be trying to marshal more international support 40 he's government which continues just to barely hold on. >> patrick oppmann, cnn, havana and for more on this, i'm joined now by diigo doubt run. he is a haiti expert at the international crisis group. thanks so much for joining us again here. so i suppose the visit by the secretary of state was meant to bring not just money, but attention to the situation there. so just to start, we heard there that the u.s. says there's been a modest improvements. so what is the latest how bad are things right now in haiti? >> well, after some months in which haiti was really in complete chaos with the prime minister who couldn't return to the country the gangs that were completely besieging the capital, which was completely paralyzed the airport was shut down. the main ports as well. now, there are some signs that

so both mr blinken and mr lammy went straight into that meeting.ter thanked both america and the united america and the uk for their ongoing support. but he did raise this issue of long—range missiles. and you can be absolutely sure that president zelenskyy will be continuing that theme in their conversations later today. specifically, the ukrainians are saying to the british and the americans, "you need to give us permission to use these long—range missiles so we can hit further into russia, much further so that we can target the airfields and, crucially, strike the russian bombers before they take off and before they let go of these devastating bombs and missiles that have been hitting so many towns and cities in this country." nick speak there. the uk government has announced a public inquiry into one of the most controversial murders during the conflict in northern ireland. the solicitor pat finucane was shot dead by loyalist paramilitaries in belfast in 1989 while he was having sunday dinner with his wife and children. previous investigations

blinken said that washington will allocate more than 700 to ukraine. and us secretary of state blinkenev , the new minister of foreign affairs left the first carriage from the end, with him from great britain lemmy, known in the kingdom for his statements in defense of african americans, indians, and now obviously ukrainians. almost for the first time at such meetings, the former commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhny appeared in a civilian suit and the current one. involved in europe, the institutions of the euro-atlantic community, including nato and stood on its own feet and was increasingly eu. protocol statements that were increasingly far from reality hid another goal, namely to put pressure on kiev to reconsider its military, so-called victory plan. victory in the form in which zelensky sees it is impossible, - european diplomats told the wall street journal, and a plan b is needed, especially since russia is moving forward. ukraine must be more pragmatic in its military. goals and strategy, this can help western officials to defend the need for arms supplies

blinken said it's nice not to be surprised.- it's been growing for a while. is it reaching an important point because it's operational on the ground between the netanyahu government policies and this administration? >> there's no question that there are growing concerns about the relationship. it goes back a ways. obviously, a lot of concern about not being able to achieve a cease-fire, which at this point of the game is probably the only hope for some kind of solution. so, yeah, it's not a good situation right now. i think if your allies -- one of the things that's very important is to not lose trust. it's important for both sides to be transparent so that we understand just exactly where this war is headed. right now, i have to tell you -- wendy knows this as well -- when you look at middle east wars, they all follow a certain pattern. there isn't a clear objective. there's some question as to just exactly what kind of goal are they trying to seek? they continue to blow the hell out of each other with missiles flying in all d

you know, this visit of blinken to ukraine is very complicated, because... now it is not only a matter of granting permission to strike on the territory of the russian federation, here is important the context of the previous news that sounded in the days or even the days before that visit, prime minister shmyhal, whether he somehow carelessly had the opportunity to say, or deliberately, he said that when planning the budget for the 24th year, we and the imf believed that the war would end by the end of the summer, but as we can see, the war continues. the woll street journal writes that ukraine is now being pushed by the west to plan b in the war with russia, we see certain statements by scholz that it is necessary to talk about the achievement of peace as soon as possible, that is, there are a certain number of signals that indicate that the war dragged on, the war dragged on, the world was not ready for this war to last so long, and there are certain such fears that will now be promoted . this is a, you know, capitulatory, i would call it that, plan for the end of the war, because t

mark: went biden, harris, blinken austin harris wants to be commander-in-chief she's not qualified tohief of anything but that said, how come she has not put out a statement congratulating the israelis for taking out hezbollah that murdered and their bunk beds two a and 41 marines and embassy personnel and so forth. the people in lebanon hate hezbollah they hate the regime. they abuse people paid the abuse the women there and all we hear from harris and biting them blinken they partner with france and these monsters in the un that condemned netanyahu and condemned the state of israel. i thought we were ther their aly what is going on here? what she would think so. but just like in the obama administration many of the same people were calling the shots, actions are far different than words you have secretary blinken and secretary austin calling for cease-fire within 24 hours of the strike that killed hassan nasrallah. vice president harris was out the board of the same day for 50000 criminals lead into nine states under her watch. you cannot see a stark contrast between what they say w

i spoke with blinken two days ago, and he is going with his british counterpart to kiev to essentiallyy that they will allow them to strike russia with atacoms. and after meeting with his british counterpart, anthony blinken said in an interview with sky news that joe biden does not rule out lifting the ban on strikes against russia by american long-range weapons. the ukrainians are insisting on being allowed to use long -range missiles to strike deep into russian territory, is president biden going to consider such a step? it's not just a question of whether they should have this or that weapon system. there are many factors involved, do they know how to use them? some of these complex systems require special training, that's another task that needs to be addressed as well. will they be able to whether they will service them, because if you give them'. because they say russia receives the same missiles from iran, which means we can, well , so-so excuse, zero evidence, but this is already being thrown into major media, this is already an information agenda, essentially warming the grou

i will quote antony blinken from a close meeting. i will say it is doable.. good morning to you. anthony blink and back in the region, tell us more.— tell us more. this is his 10th title -- tour _ tell us more. this is his 10th title -- tour in _ tell us more. this is his 10th title -- tour in the _ tell us more. this is his 10th title -- tour in the tour - tell us more. this is his 10th| title -- tour in the tour since title —— tour in the tour since the war started in october in the war started in october in the last nine visits of mr blank and we didn�*t see much progress, on some occasions, when he came, got intensified, in the last visit of mr lincoln the prime minister broke the news of the corridor at philadelphi corridor, that the israeli forces wish to continue the presence of this corridor, that complicated the negotiations a little bit, mr blinken is coming with news coming from israel, that benjamin netanyahu is willing to fire his defence minister johanna galante and appoint a new defence minister, so things are really complicated upon his visit

the us secretary of state ankeny —— antony blinken has urged haiti's interim government to set up ans by the end of next year. mr blinken made the comments on a trip to port—au—prince, he is now arrived in the dominican republic were suspected to meet with the country's president on friday. the ship by america's top diplomat is part of washingtons

state antony blinken hasjust state antony blinken has just beenin state antony blinken has just beenoday, for discussions with european counterparts about what is going on here. he hasn't, on this occasion, come back to israel. we have had the israeli defence minister yoav gallant talking to lloyd austin the us defence secretary, and the readout from the pentagon really repeating that the us remains very committed to israel's security, when it comes to dealing with the likes of hezbollah and other iranian proxies in this region. but we are really waiting now to see what is announced by the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah when it comes to his speech later in the day, since the war in gaza started his speeches have been closely listened to around this region for clues of what his organisation, which is very powerful and well armed, is likely to do. in the past he has spoken about acting in solidarity with hamas in gaza and he has said that, if there was a gaza ceasefire deal, then the latest round of rocket fire by hezbollah into israel would stop. on this occasion the reading in the

speaking alongside david lammy , blinken described david lammy, blinken described the development as lammy echoed his concerns, calling the missile supply a significant escalation, and announced a joint trip to ukraine with blinken later this week. sir keir starmer has warned the economic challenges will shape future pay deals and that tough decisions lie ahead. as he took to the stage at the trades union congress as the first prime minister to address the tuc since gordon brown. he thanked those who ended the burden of tory rule in this year's general election. but he warned that rebuilding britain will be a difficult long term task, pointing to a £22 billion black hole left by the conservatives. in other news, a coroner has ruled that there is no clear link between the appearance of a guest on the jeremy kyle show and his cause of death. 63 year old steve dymond was found dead at his home in portsmouth in may 2019, seven days after taking part in the show. hampshire coroner jason pegg said there was an absence of reliable evidence that the events on the show directly led to his dea

this was hinted at by antoni blinken during his visit to ukraine, as stated in the article. maris korodilka will tell you everything in detail. excellent work, arrived in the morning, left in the evening in kiev, which is unsafe for the american elite, us secretary of state antoni blinken does not want to spend the night, air raid signals disturb the conflict curators, for instructions, to kiev it doesn't take much time, we appreciate, i know that the ukrainian people appreciate the work that we all do, together, your society needs democracy just as ours does, and we are trying to help you strengthen it. we will continue to help you. but the difference between a newark skyscraper and a ukrainian hut, against which blinken sits, is big. as an understanding of whether ukrainians, with their ruined economy, monstrous corruption and the tyranny of the tcc, need american democracy at such a price. but the flywheel has been launched, this conflict must continue, they say in kiev at the backing vocals zelensky's choir is usually those who exist at the expense of washington. the lea