so it's not like the serbs in bosnia or serbia are afraid of back 16, especially not a couple of them practicing, you know, ground a tax with the members of the boss. the military specifically was one members of the military separately, sending it to us. 41 community to get water is positive, which is not exactly excuse me, repeats me. and the whole thing with the desperation because of their essentially trying to forbid the serves to been serves on account of them. tiny, this fly over with the universe read of republican service because creation packing, nice, nice to do say with us up next are to his interview with prominent nigeria and human rights activist. me full on a on efforts as push toward multiple learning is really actions in gaza in western hip. on the do you think the genocide case filed by the republic of south africa against israel at the international court of justice will be a significant pressure tool to stop each route from its relentless brought them into palestinians, and garza children and dying on a daily basis. in a sense and it may be removed, this bombardmen

amy: the issue of genocide in bosnia.you could explain for people who are not familiar with what happened and then what came of the charges at the international court of justice. >> yes, well, yugoslavia exterminated about 200,000 bosnians, raped about 40,000 bosnian women. i was arguing their case at the international court of justice. i won these two orders in april 1993 and september 1993. until i won that order april 1993, everyone was denying that genocide was going on. once i won the order, massive and overwhelming in favor of the bosnians, no one could deny anymore that genocide was going on. as for the effectiveness, when i walked out of the world court on april 8, 1993, and won that order, i walked into the foyer outside the grand courtroom. the news media were there. i said at the time, the world court has just determined that genocide is going on in bosnia under article i, every state party to the genocide convention has any obligation to prevent genocide in bosnia. and i hereby request direct military interven

now, in bosnia, u. s embassy insist that there's no right session. but again, they're the ones who are saying that, you know, the servers are violating the big piece of which is the us broker deal from 1995 that ended the civil war by part issue the country. the issue is that the serves are the only ones not filing things at peace tree. they're actually advocating for abiding and it's, it is u. s embassy, the e. u viceroy. the self proclaimed high representative of german choice is lar, pena's is, is the king, the fox news and, and the government and sorry about that are literally violated the day to be spring with every day because they're trying to invent these new powers in the forty's that are not only nowhere in the constitution border explicitly against the constitution that was signing date. yeah, the american understand that extra and trailer blame over the violation of that they knew agreement. like you, you said there. i mean, dick says the us and you take control of bosnia is legislature well, washington blames their public serv skipped fo

prospects, bosnia and herzegovina may get the opportunity to hold negotiations, if it meets the termse negotiations, yes well, that is, it is a step forward in everyone's case. each country is definitely different, but there is a trend and there is a signal, a political signal from the european union that they are ready to accept into their ranks countries that, some of them are very traumatized by the russian federation, but simply because of territorial integrity or non-integrity, this is important remarks, kristina, because let's be completely frank, if it were not for russia's attack on ukraine, we are talking about the european integration of ukraine and georgia. and moldova could enter only after how the process of european integration of the western balkan countries ended. by the way, i have always said for years that when we talk about our european integration, first the balkans, then the process of integration of the western balkans, which is not known when it will end, must be completed first , and then it will be possible to talk about the post-soviet space, and for in orde

herzegovina would exist nowadays, iranian help was detrimental in this the hardest period of bosnia.im to have done the same for them as well, including palestinians. 90% of the palestinians are supporting the resistance, which mean that anyone. in particular those leaders who were who played a great role or have their own impret in developing the resistance like haj sulaymani rahmat, i'm sure they have a special place in the minds and hearts of lot of palestinans, but fighting daesh terrorists and eventually defeating them is probably what hajqasam is best known for, with the final section of the exhibition showcasing remains of that war along with a whack statue of the hero. himself right next to the vehicles he used to ride back then, hero in the fight against terrorism. general qasem sulaymani is a symbol of courage to whom people in the region owe their freedom and security. gisumy press tv, tehran. that's it for this hours bulletin. i'll be back with a recap of the news in around 2 minutes time. take care for now. news of brief for this hour, president ibrahim raisy has reitera

if we did not have iran on our side, if iran did not help, then i am doubting if bosnia and herzegovina would exist nowadays, iranian help was detrimental in this the hardest period of bosnian life, and suleimani had important role in all of that, so when we remember him, remember really contribution of great nation of iran. an all to familiar description of the top. commander, as many nations believe him to have done the same for them as well, including palestinians. 90% of the palestinians are supporting the resistance, which mean that anyone... in particular those leaders who were who played a great role or have their own impret in developing the resistance like hajj sulaymani rahmat. i'm sure they have a special place in the minds and hearts of lot of palestinas. but fighting daesh terrorists and eventually defeating them is probably what hajqasam is best known for. with the final section of the exhibition showcasing remains of that war along with a wax statue. himself right next to the vehicles he used to ride back then, hero in the fight against terrorism. general qasem sulaymani

which pertains to a specific era of general sulaimani's life, from the imposed war to conflicts in bosniasections. following a chronological timeline, the exhibition is incredibly comprehensive in his coverage of the role hajqasem played as a top military commander and strategist, and for many visitors, probably the most interesting part they might know little about is bosnia and herzegovina. if he did not... have iran on our side, if iran did not help, then i am doubting if bosnia and herzegovina would exist, nowadays. iranian help was detrimental in this, the hardest period uh of bosnin life, and sulaimani had important role in all of that, so uh, when we remember him, remember really contribution of great nation of iran. "an all too familiar description of the top commander, as many nations believe him to have done the same for them as well, including palestinians, 90% of the palestinians are supporting the resistance, which mean that anyone in particular those leaders who were who played a great role or have their own empet in developing the resistance like haj sulaimani rahmatullah,

now they call it little bosnia, little bosnia. as many as 60,000 bosnians from the balkans migrated to this corner of saint louis over the last 25 years. there are more bosnian right here than any other place outside of bosnia. boric was among the first in 1995, amid the horrific war in the former yugoslavia, the then 23 year old refugee escaped and won sponsorship to a place he knew almost nothing about. halloween night, 1995. i end up here and what did you think of saint louis when you don't know so much about halloween and you come to a port and everybody very mask you little in shock boric quickly adapt it with help from the city's strong infrastructure for new arrivals. what does this say? stop, stop. the international institute has been helping newcomers resettle in saint louis for over 100 years. begin with refugees, many widows from the first world war. so after the war, there was a need for immigrants that had come in to integrate the saint louis community. the labor force, a cameroonian immigrant himself, arrey obenson,

well, if we look at past cases, the bosnia _ take?t cases, the bosnia case, - take? well, if we look at past cases, the bosnia case, it - take? well, if we look at past| cases, the bosnia case, it was the first genocide convention case that was brought in 1993, it was not adjudicated through a final ruling until 2007, so that's 1a a final ruling until 2007, so that's14 years, and the current case between the gambia and myanmar has been pending since 2019, so that is over four years. these proceedings take a long time. of course, the allegations that are brought our grave and serious and so the court will need to hear from the parties through, probably, several rounds. qm. probably, several rounds. 0k, peter bekker, _ probably, several rounds. 0k, peter bekker, thank— probably, several rounds. 0k, peter bekker, thank you very much for that. thank you. you are most— much for that. thank you. you are most welcome. _ talks on a potential second gaza hostage deal could be on the cards. it's emerged that high—level talks are due to take pla

sulaimani's life from the imposed war to conflicts in bosnia and herzegovina, lebanon, yemen, palestinely the fight against daesh terrorists. visitors can easily acquind themselves with haj qassim and his way of life and his legacy as they walk down the hole and visit different sections. following a chronological timeline, the exhibition is incredibly comprehensive in his coverage of the role hajqasim played as a top military commander and and for many visitors, probably the most interesting part they might know little about is bosnia and herzegovina. if we did not have iran on our side, if iran did not help, then i am doubting if bosnia and herzegovina would exist nowadays. iranian help was detrimental in this, the hardest period of bosnian life, and sulaimani had important all in all of that, so uh, when we remember him, remember really contribution of great nation of iran, an all too familiar description of the top commander, as many nations believe him to have done the same for them as well, including palestinians. 90% of the palestinians are supporting the resistance, which mean th

you know, if we did not have iran on our side, if iran did not help, then i'm doubting if bosnia andon of the top commander as many nations believe him to have done the same for them as well, including palestinians. 90% of the palestinians are supporting the resistance, which mean that anyone, in particular those leaders who were who bleed a great role or have their own impret in developing the resistance like haj sulaimani rahmat, i'm sure they have a special place in the minds and hearts of lot of palestinians, but fighting daesh terrorists and eventually defeating them is probably what hajqasam is best known for. with the final section of the exhibition showcasing remains of that war, along with a wax statue of the hero himself, right next to the vehicles he used to ride back then. a hero in the fight against terrorism. general qasim sulaymani is a... symbol of courage to whom people in the region owe their freedom and security. gisumi shahmadi press tv, tehran. that's a fair that's here on press tv. everyone, thank you for joining us and goodbye for now. top stories here on press

another 5 million euros were spent on... the purchase of an arms factory in bosnia and herzegovina; accordingment; the factory turned out to be an abandoned warehouse. it is clearly visible at the ukrainian plant, where, according to documents, again they produce shells 24x7 empty and the windows are broken. the contract is signed, the money is gone, weapons are not produced, they are not delivered to the front. in principle, we like this scheme. urchin! they say the only thing they always need is more ammunition. it was against this background that the ukrainian security service announced charges against five people for defrauding about $40 million intended for the purchase of 100,000 mine shells. money changed hands. in hand, the weapons never arrived, the eradication of corruption remained a key point in ukraine's aspirations to join nato and the eu. at the same time, officials from both groups are demanding a solution to the problem of internal fraud. an official is suspected of theft in the defense industry. ministry of defense arms supplier lviv arsenal. we are talking about one and a h

in the bosnia case, you decline to cross a provisional measure requested by both and to get in touch the governor. but you can swap, you must cease and desist from all acts of genocide. you should also refuse this request. it's. it's one thing to hold on a state to comply with its obligations under the convention. it's quite another to imply that the state has failed to do so well. provisional measures without prejudice to the merits. such an implied finding will tarnish the reputation of the respondents state, which is not only on principle, but also unnecessary within the meaning of our people. 41 if the statute to protect claimed rights on an interim basis. so this measure refers to x within the scope of article 2 of the convention. now, although an act is not within the scope of article true unless it's committed with genocide intent, the proposed wording leave scope for south africa subsequently to argue that the words making only the acts themselves with a commissioned with genocidal intent or not imagined transportation. the effect would be to shut down is rails military opera

then a bloody... civil war began in bosnia, which lasted about 4 years and claimed about 100,000 livesror and cruelty, but the west stood on the side of the muslims and blamed the serbs for the confrontation. and after 3 years in ninety-five, according to as a result of the dayton agreements, the republic became one of the three constituent parts of bosnia and herzegovina. it has its representative offices in nine countries, including russia, the usa and serbia. more than 80% of serbs live in republika srpska. russia. maintains strong friendly relations with her and plans to open his own diplomatic mission. this is what this day in history was like. the international exhibition of raw materials equipment and technologies for pharmaceutical production is being held for the twenty-fifth time, for the first time almost 500 companies from 15 countries. russian producers have become very active, which is great. people realized that this is the time when they can make themselves known. i think china can replace all western manufacturers. now we produce world-class bioreactors. it is traditio

galper knows sabara rivers and ўtsek u bosnia. you brought punishment here and there.die. the doctor was destroying the house, so i could leave it was not possible to reach beyond the borders of the asman empire. the charg war began. salamea sat down with the dandy town of vidzin. there were no patients there. poor yana zadzyakuy, and eight zamozhnya. platsіli as a trace, earned pennies pradommalnaya djaўchyna ў ў on the right. the asman empire's pallets went to the nyavolnitsa market, and the doctor somehow went there. one turk came to five people, four men and one lady, paid and took a slave and herself, gave them a special pack, and provided him with petty, adzenny. navoshta the doctors were saved by the slaves. but for medical experiments, let’s not, until i get home, the hell of their families will give a good ransom. i made a plan, and it turned out to be a terrible success: the fathers of the australian harunjag jozef de pilshtyn did not bother with the ransoms, and then salamea sent the news that the army and the russian patriarchs were good brothers, the asman

the new ambassadors of nicaragua , bosnia and herzegovina, burkina faso, belgium , south africa, japan, and uzbekistan present their credentials. made the president at the ceremony of receiving the credentials of the new south african ambassador, the president praised the smart action of this country in filing a complaint against the crimes of the zionist regime to the international criminal court and emphasized iran's support for this action. mr. raisi in the ambassador's meeting. referring to the crimes committed by the zionist regime against the palestinians in the last 100 days, javed of bosnia and herzegovina said: the cooperation and cohesion of islamic countries can stop the crime machine of this regime. the president also pointed out to the new ambassador of belgium that iran has nothing to do with developing relations based on trust and mutual respect with different countries there is no limit. taghriz commander-in-chief the total strength of the brewster air force martyrs congress was unveiled. in this ceremony, which was held in shahid sattari air force university with the p

in the meeting with the new ambassador of bosnia and herzegovina, mr. raisi, referring to the recent 100-day crime of the zionist regime against the palestinians, said: cooperation and cohesion to the countries islam can stop the crime machine of this regime . the president also pointed out to the new ambassador of belgium that iran has no restrictions in expanding relations based on mutual trust and mutual respect with different countries. the supreme commander-in-chief's criticism was unveiled on the poster of the congress of martyrs of the air force. in this ceremony, which was held in shahid sattari air university with the presence of a group of army and irgc commanders, the families of 63 martyrs of this university were honored. mrs. zahedi could drink this tea with her husband all those days. his hardships lasted for a total of 14 years we did it at the age of 14. i can say that we didn't spend much time together. they were flying from all over the place. their last flight was from omidiye . they didn't even ask for my flight clothes. they went th

raisi in the meeting with the new ambassador of bosnia and herzegovina. referring to the recent 100-day crime committed by the zionist regime against the palestinians, he said: the cooperation and cohesion of islamic countries can stop the crime machine of this regime. the president also reminded the new ambassador of belgium. iran has no restrictions in expanding relations based on trust and mutual respect with different countries. various trends. political and economic competition in elections, the importance of elections in electing a strong parliament, the key is in the hands of the people, it has a telegram channel across the country. he is playing in the month of pricing. your question is an interesting question . you are a football manager. we do not want to deal with any kind of treatment. we do not agree with the debate on trends on the eve of the elections every day at 15:00 and 19:00. deputy minister of research and technology of the ministry of health announced the growth of the participation of students and young researchers in the 29th razi

drynina. from illegal siege of three countries: czarnagory, serbia, bosnia and herzegovina.pen here, every year during the winter, the rack spilled. peak of the season jump on the studen day. rusty barrels, tires, broken household appliances, medical supplies, plastics, shells of the dead are being disposed of for the rest of the world. paslya achystki. we are going to go to the municipal dump for sleeping, and this dump, in the words of the activist, is not possible to process the navat garadskaya khoddy, not seeming to be right, what is going on in the race. in my opinion, all municipalities in vysha paplyna hell vyshahrada pavinna will install the fences, and also install their own fences on the collection was made in order to protect the waste disposal, make it more effective and... the edges of the region so as not to hinder the creation of effective and safe waste disposal systems. the floating harvester is used to produce meat-bearing meat and other turfs, which instead of small crayfish species are washed out for rot, meat and tax inputs. judasnae vidovishcha. on uez

genocide convention be complied with, also in respect of genocide, the court did the same in the bosnia and ukraine cases and most recently, this court further accepted character of parties rights in relation to the torture convention, so south africa respectfully contends that in this case the... rights of the palestinians in gaza are no less worthy of this court's considerable protective power under article 41 to issue provisional measures. this court cannot but find as it did in the gambia case, where this court held that there is a correlation between the rights of members of groups protected under the genocide convention, the obligations incumbant on states parties there too, and the right of any state party to seek compliance there with another state party. south africa's request therefore complies with article 41 of this court statute and engages the power of this court to prever to preserve by such measures the rights which may subsequently be a judged by it to belong to either party. south africa requests this court to discharge that critical protective power, and south africa

murdered by the nazis during the second world war — as well as genocides in darfur and rwanda and bosniaour religion editor, aleem maqbool, has the story. the holocaust robbed joan salter of many members of her extended family. today, in particular, she remembers them. the bravery ofjoan�*s mother meant she survived. my mother climbed over the mountains into spain, and then she gave me up in the hope that i would survive. and that is where prejudice gets you. littlejoan was shipped to the us until the war was over and she was reunited with her parents in the uk. she says she feels the lessons of the holocaust have not yet been learned. it's just to get over what hatred does and how quickly people turn on each other. that, to me, is the message of holocaust memorial day, and the hope is that people will understand that. holocaust memorial day has been established to commemorate the 6 millionjews that were murdered by the nazis, but also the victims of other genocides since. at this year's main remembrance event, there was special focus on rwanda — 2024 marking 30 years since the horrific

then a bloody civil war began in bosnia, which lasted about 4 years and claimed about 100,000 lives.ll sides, but the west stood on the side of the muslims and blamed the serbs for the confrontation. and 3 years later in 1995, as a result of the dayton agreements, the republic became one of the three constituent parts of bosnia and herzegovina. it has its representative offices in nine countries, including russia, the usa, and serbia. more than 80% of serbs live in republika srpska. russia maintains strong friendly relations with her and plan to open their own diplomatic mission. this is what this day in history was like. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. the president was informed about failures in the supply of light and heat in the moscow region and the kherson region, what the situation is in the regions now, a massive accident with casualties in novgorod. region , about 60 cars collided, there was a huge traffic jam in rostov, they didn’t have time to clear the snow, ukrainian militants struck belgorod again, air defense shot down 10 missiles on ap

from the dominican, the congo, bosnia. when i was in the legislature i represented what had to be the most ethnically, culturally diverse sector in manchester but i understand why states like south carolina with a large african-american population, a latino community -- why they are a little pushed aside. i wish that we could have worked out some sort of arrangement, perhaps a rotating system. 1, 2 and three a cycle. i think historically the beauty of the primary is we are a small state. very easy to meet people on a one-on-one basis. when i was 12 years old i was able to go and see phil crane, a congressman running for the republican party. i saw him at a town hall. i met jessie jackson when i was in high school in my hometown. you have opportunities that you do not see in larger states. in law school one of my good friends was a conservative republican, a big steve forbes supporter. i came home for break and forbes was at the town hall where my brother worked at the time. i went over and forbes was giving away copies of

a series of civil was broke out in yugoslavia the . 6 delorean bosnia and herzegovina was the largest of the conflicts video, some aspect of a slab. you will just throw some wood on the other generals on your voicemail states. so some people come mobile, you know? good. ok, cool sub has been most you got to me is on a poncho. we're going to push the ball. some of them people getting it all i'm whether or not, but i have to show the in the early 1990 g of a guy younger than she was an intelligence officer and those now the so how within budget into the former yugoslavia which i think the federal dollars really soon was really my whole thing, but i was forced 80 my own photo for the truck. i mean you're not in the odms of all the dollars. we certainly would order was here. those little blown them the was late to the of you only my question, do you mean that us blog and while these immigrants, you unbundled drive to them via email, so probably what could i use? keep you a lot of things going on trying you boy. no, but am i? yes. so this is uh, pretty cool things for you. these unit i lik

the heavy weapons were delivered to bosnia by sea. from odessa, the cargo went through the creation quotes every year and split small arms and munitions were often delivered by aircraft, piloted by ukrainians. sold this for another. this is ronnie shocked in bottles. no, it was order was you know for the which is to for the yeah. and bottom of quite a. yeah. we are the and i see it so slightly majority for flex time, but it won't need to be a simple steel off those miles told us important because it wouldn't die on funnels . ok. you see, so it'd be long uh, i'm not valid if you could give me is that enough? so i, my mom called and brush somebody's lives at the time of the day on file. so i'll be on front on, on, on the use of transport. now the for you, when we started school solve is the issue of it. what was that? that's a cube you that you sort of us give us a place, so he's going to buy it or that on my you the 2nd, the now with the computer quite a little, but it was the photos you will need to pay the mostly must be courts they

we choose to look for common ground, the the the, the heavy weapons were delivered to bosnia by sea from odessa, the congo went through the creation quotes every year and split small arms and munitions were often delivered by a cross piloted by ukrainians. sold this further. this is ronnie shocked in bottle. no, it was order was you know for the which is to for the yeah. and bottom ok again. we are the and i see it. so for you majority for flex time, but it won't need to be a simple steel off those miles told us important because it wouldn't die on funnels . ok, you, steve. so it'd be long uh, on the final piece which give you is that enough. so i might call the impression by using the time of the day on file size. i'll be on the funds on, on, on the use of transport. now the for you, when we saw this look, solve is the issue of it. what was that? that's a cube deal that you sort of us give us the place. so he's going to buy it or that on my you the 2nd, a copy of the now with the computer quite a little, but it was the photos you will need to pay the mostly must be courts need meaning a

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significant projects have been implemented to supply trolleybuses to bosnia and herzegovina, as well russian regions, st. petersburg, krasnodar and murmansk. finished. supply of electric buses to krasnoyarsk. deliveries of vehicle kits for minin electric buses have begun for nizhny novgorod for joint production. deliveries to samara continue, signed joint activities with a russian company to create a hydrogen fuel truck. a new oil deposit was discovered in belarus; the field covers the khoiniki and reiche districts of the gomel region. the resource base of these facilities is at the level of a million tons of oil. in total , 52 deposits are used in belarus. there are over a thousand oil and gas wells. by the end of 2023, total production is expected to reach almost 2 million tons. and now, by the end of trading on the currency and stock exchange, the dollar and chinese yuan have risen in price, the russian ruble fell in price. so, the following rates have been established: american currency costs 3 rubles 19 kopecks. the euro exchange rate according to the national bank is 3.49. for

the allegations in that case was similar to those made in this case, bosnia and herzegovina. specifically requested a provisional measure requiring you to sloppier to cease and desist from any and all types of military or power military activities against the people state and government of bosnia and herzegovina. but the court did not crunch it, even though, unlike in this case, an ongoing genocide was site to be in progress on the territory of the very state seeking provisional measures and both parties to the conflict. to what parties to the case. the court said expressly this, it refused, because such a measure would be for the protection of our right. it could not form the basis of a judgement in the exercise of jurisdiction unto the genocide convention. there is no reason to depart from that case a little. in any event, provisional measures cannot be indicated if, as in this case they would cause irreparable pride, judas to the respondents or out of proportion with the protections that they are intended to give to the applicants. the fact is, the provisional measures imp

what's up in media in bosnia and herzegovina has also to own attention to the decline in the e u. economy. he maintains that the bluff was thriving 5 years ago, but now suffers from my strikes and fuel shortages. dick says you represented an era of scarcity as it follows us policies and direct 6 resources against russia, which has sufficed, you said waves of sanctions. now the president says he's paving the way, but the republicans spell discuss independence from us, influence in boston in so meanwhile, in an apparent show of force, washington sent the power of its f. 165 jets to fly. but both there on tuesday, the us says the exercise was aimed at backing up america's commitment to both this territorial integrity. but one step and american journalist dismissed the move as an act of desperation. supposed to be a show of. busy except for special forces against people to successfully shut down . notably, 1995 in july and then again, you are the customer or 99. so it's not like the serbs in bosnia or serbia are afraid about 16, especially not a couple of them. practicing, you know, g

happen, mean and one would have to look at the cases of rwanda and the cases in in in serbia and bosnia where people were brought to to to um to book for genocidal actionsly, and and of course one would have to see what their options are, but of course that... requires lot more kind of analysis into the future, but i would say that ultimately in the short term, it's helpful in so far as israel again suffers another blow internationally, the world has already woken up because in real time the world has for the first time see seen the genocide, people don't need the the evidence of the court to prove to them that genocide has taken place, we've been seeing it every day, your your screens, your your your reporters, brave reporters and others have been showing us the evidence and we we're all well aware of it uh legally i think it's more case now of these these courts these institutions which claim to represent international law and and are claiming to be the upholders of civilization uh according to some sort of moral uh you know ethical guideline which has some civilizational value well i

so it'd be, i was guilty of the genocide in bosnia herzegovina. then we'll go, we have croatia, that sort of genocide, growth case against the so it'd be into and then go to genocide, case against probation. both will dismiss that eventually by the court. now they've got down with this bully genocide case against me and all that spend they both ukraine as, as the genocide case against russia and the going to be more, you know, there's gonna be a dentist like a scam. i told him that, but the fact that is real is in the dark, i think is very, very significant. and possibly in the 1st part of the week, we bought a program. we talked about the secretary of state anthony blinking. well, you know, he's in a panic mode and it's obvious when he speaks in part of the as possible. he is a co conspirator in all of this the, all of the ones you mentioned, georgia are very important. they're germane. and they're testing international law . but now we have very recognizable powerful players being held to account and i think that is significant. what do you thin

so it'd be, it was guilty of a genocide in bosnia herzegovina. then we'll go, we have correlation, that sort of genocide, greg, case against the so it'd be into and then go to genocide, case against probation. both will dismiss the eventually by the court. now they've got down this really genocide case against me and all that spend they both ukraine as, as the genocide case against russia and the going to be more they, you know, there's gonna be a dentist like a scam. i told him that, but the fact that is real is in the doctor. i think it is very, very significant. and possibly in the 1st part of the week we bought brother and we talked about the secretary of state anthony blinking. well, you know, he's in panic. mode and it's obvious when he speaks in part of the as possible. he is a co conspirator in all of this the, all of the ones you mentioned, georgia are very important there. germane, and they're testing international law. but now we have very recognizable, powerful players being held to account and i think that is significant. what do you

j. 4 provisional protection that was on behalf of bosnia and herzegovina in the early ninety's. he said that south africa will win this case. do you agree? i think it's a very strong case. it's important to note though that's what's happening today is not a decision about the final case. so the decision is not going to be easy. israel committing genocide rather today it's an application for so called provisional metrics and basically a preliminary injunction to stop the acts of genocide. and so this does not require a finding of genocide or prior simply of finding that there's sufficient concern magenta's. i might be being committed that the court and order israel to stop these and that's what this case is about. and mr rossi also said, you've said that is there any government must feel that it has a weak case when it responds to south africa is carefully crafted, factually detailed, genocide, challenges would resort to you said the tide, preventing your accusation of blood live, which is an anti symmetric accusation when it's not true, but do you think that the hearing will be

were fundamentalists, they could be excellent allies for the united states in territories such as bosniathe united states in opposition to muammar gaddafi, some of them were paid, in particular a de facto agent. islamists, managed to teach them all these modern means, internet and mobile, in order to organize these well-organized performances. now in one place, now in another, to organize some kind of attacks, terrorist attacks, with the help of this sophisticated technology, which was not even so well used, including by official damascus, in this sense, this is also, now there is a war, as you you see, it is very multifaceted, this is what is called a hybrid war, one of its most important components is the impact on minds, today international terrorism has become such a universal bogeyman. although, of course, there really is a problem, it is much more complex, complex, and its roots cannot always be found where the united states declares a military operation to combat international terrorism. i managed to meet with the ideological leader, so to speak, with the father of this hezbollah

if it gets out of control, bosnia will seem like a child's play.portance of ukraine, i immediately ask you to uxi. it all started, that’s when they began to come to ukraine enormous amounts of money were invested, billions, new textbooks began to be printed in which absolutely... plan, historically, linguistically , that is, look how subtle it is, not to deny nationality in them, but to instill in them a feeling of some kind of national separateness from russia, that is, even then the seeds of hostility were being laid within one people, they say that the governor of galitsa and count golukhovsky wrote the words: let rusin in. sides is proved by the annual allowance of the galitian sejm, that is, from the poles 50,100 crowns, while russian societies do not they receive not a penny, they even planned to become the king of ukraine, they wanted to make him archduke wilhelm franz of habsburg, he owned a language, he wore an embroidered shirt under his uniform, and they even came up with a name for him, vasil vyshivan. by the way, there is information t