kherson region, and also identify everyone who secretly worked with the british council, if cooperationtelligence confirms that such people may face imprisonment for up to 8 years. anastasia ponko, nadezhda nefedova, lead. the big banking story of the day: kiwibank was left without a license, offices were closed, millions of customers could not access their wallets. the decision was made by the central bank. this is the first revocation of a financial institution's license since 2022. why they took such a step and, most importantly, what to do now for clients, evgeniy nipot figured out. this is the central bank. also today there are reports of problems with with qiwi wallets, for example, it is impossible to see that the central office is not working and to replenish or withdraw funds from there. branches were closed in the capital, as well as in st. petersburg and kazan. during the day, clients came to the organization’s central office in moscow. some called the police, unable to withdraw tens, even hundreds of thousands. there, so 668. thousand. temporary problems with some transactio

we heard from a peace activist in the british council. so i'm outside the wembley stadium in north london. the eye clinic home with english football, where there's one of many local protests taking place. calling for a ceasefire and garza, that's b nation developments recently. politically, about the rebellion within the muslim community. it guides gift almost leadership for the life of policy. on this, on the issue of garza, many of mostly organizations. it's coming to the screen where the organized conducting polls encompassing among those in community and the since the 2019 election. the number of voters intended to vote. labor has fallen by 41 percent and keeps thomas support among the muslim community is minus 11, many and peas, labor and paints and marginal constituencies. the prices within the business community and the relationship between the most, most and community and the labor policy. and by spring stand right now, it's very hard to see how that's going to change because effectively the labor and the cost of technology sticki

and the school started by the british council, which had several schools, east africa and. then in my third year of medicine, the military overthrew the emperor and there was chaos and highly selassie and selassie. and one of the first things they did was to close the university because. they were worried about the students the radicals amongst the students upending their military coup and ex-patriots were asked to leave. well, they closed the school a year and sent all the students to the countryside, kind of a cambodian style, you know, get the intellectuals out of town thing and so there i was kind of stuck. i had never heard the word except before, but that was me and my parents had seen the writing on the wall a couple of years before that. and they had left, and they were in america. it was a time when america was handing out green cards and both my parents had come separately, you know, postgraduate work and had green cards. so they settled in new jersey and i joined them just in the seventies was in the seventies. i couldn't just transfer to a medical school because

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david pemsel is chairman of the british fashion council. good morning to you, david.k?— fashion week? it's a celebration. - fashion week? it's a celebration. i- fashion week? it's a| celebration. i mean, fashion week? it's a i celebration. i mean, we fashion week? it's a - celebration. i mean, we have now been managing fashion weeks can you believe for 40 years. the first one in 1984, and this is a year—long amplification of an extraordinary industry. as you quite rightly said, he quoted some of those numbers there. this is a business that is almost bigger than the automotive business in the uk, and also larger than the advertising business, so it is advertising business, so it is a very critical moment notjust to showcase the design is an innovation in the industry, but also just to remind innovation in the industry, but alsojust to remind people innovation in the industry, but also just to remind people of the significant contribution to the significant contribution to the uk economy.— the significant contribution to the uk economy. absolutely, no doubt, the uk econ

contrary to the decision of the un security council, us, british and allied troops invade iraq and overthrowxons gain control of iraqi resources; no weapons of mass destruction were found. he wasn't there. everywhere the handwriting is the same: a bad country is declared a terrorist or accused of mass germination. afghanistan, since 1997 , the american media has been gradually promoting the topic: afghanistan supports terrorism, while, of course, no one remembers that... that is, the united states, was hiding a pragmatic goal: to get the key to eurasia. due to its geographical location, it has always been considered afghanistan. nearby china, india and central asia. this means that there is an opportunity to conduct radio-electronic and radio-technical reconnaissance, control your geopolitical opponents, and, as a bonus, also control the global heroin business. who invented this? this is roosevelt, not that. rozulet, which the president, his brother, cousin, he was a cia employee, in one country he just used this kind of technology. in 1951, the mejlis of iran by a majority vote elected prim

contrary to the decision of the un security council, us, british and allied troops invade iraq and overthrowrol of iraqi resources. weapons of mass destruction were not found, there were none, the same handwriting is everywhere: a bad country is declared terrorists or accused of mass genocide of its own citizens on ethnic grounds or mass repressions against the opposition, well, then everything is like in hollywood, good guys go to punish the bad guys . and... behind the slogan of the fight against international evil, the forces of light, that is, the united states, hid a pragmatic goal: to obtain the key to eurasia. due to its geographical location, it has always been considered afghanistan, nearby china, india and central asia. this means that it is possible to conduct radio-electronic and radio-technical reconnaissance. the entire oil industry of the country, which for a long time was under the control of england. iran breaks diplomatic relations with great britain. the latter is losing significant income from oil concessions. even worse, massadyk begins to carefully make friends with mos

contrary to the decision of the un security council, us, british and allied troops invade iraq and overthrow resources. no weapons of mass destruction were found. he wasn't there. everywhere the handwriting is the same: a bad country is declared a terrorist, or accused of mass genocide of its own citizens by ethnicity. "afghanistan supports terrorism, while, of course, no one remembers that the taliban movement and osama bin laden are in the past." china, india, and central asia, which means there is an opportunity to conduct electronic and radio-technical reconnaissance, control your geopolitical opponents, and, as a bonus, also control the global heroin business. who invented this? this is roosevelt, not the roosevelt who is the president, but his brother, cousin, he was a cia employee. in one country he just used this kind of technologies. in 1951, the iranian majlis by a majority vote elected prime minister mohammad masaddeq, a supporter of progressive reforms and the nationalization of the entire oil industry of the country, which had long been under the control of england. iran breaks

contrary to the decision of the un security council, us, british and allied troops invade iraq, overthrowiraqi resources, weapons of mass destruction were not found, they never existed, the same handwriting is everywhere. she announces herself a terrorist or accused of mass genocide of his own citizens based on ethnicity or mass repression against the opposition, well, then everything is like in hollywood: good guys go to punish the bad guys. afghanistan since 1997, the american media has been gradually promoting the theme: afghanistan supports. terrorism, while, of course, no one remembers that both the taliban movement and osama bin laden were cia projects in the past. in 2001, after the september 11 attacks, the united states invaded afghanistan, without any evidence that the afghan the government is at least somehow connected with terrorist attacks and terrorists. with the slogan of the fight against international evil, the powers of light, that is, the united states, hid a pragmatic goal: to obtain the key to eurasia. due to its geographical location, it has always been considered af

emma runswick, deputy chair of the british medical association council, blamed the strike action on thesal to offer a credible pay rise. it is really disappointing that we are here again. if you'd asked me before christmas if you are right christmas if you we were going to take strike action, i would have been very optimistic that we wouldn't have been in this position. unfortunately, the government is not making moves to giving us credible offer, to moving us back towards pay restorations we can fix the staffing crisis in the nhs. that puts us in a position where there isn't anything else we can do but take strike action. an unexploded second world war bomb which forced more than 10,000 people in plymouth to evacuate their homes has been detonated at sea. the device was discovered in a garden after being dropped on the city more than 80 years ago. our south west england correspondent jenny kumah reports. the bomb has been detonated off the coast of plymouth. it landed during the blitz more than 80 years ago but was still capable of causing huge damage. on the move — the city at a stand

emma runswich, deputy chair of the british medical association council, blamed the strike action on thedible pay rise. it's really disappointing that we are here again. if you had asked me before christmas if we were going to take more strike action, i would have been very optimistic that we wouldn't be in this position. but unfortunately, the government is not making moves towards giving us a credible offer to moving us back towards pay restoration so that we can fix the staffing crisis in the nhs. and that puts us in a position where there isn't anything else we can do but take strike action. pope francis has cancelled meetings because of mild flu — according to the vatican. his regular audiences with vatican officials and private meetings have all been called off to allow the 87—year—old pontiff to recover. authorities on friday said they had recovered ten bodies in valencia and were no longer looking for anyone else. that figure was revised on saturday, saying the nine bodies had been found and one person was still missing. experts say flammable cladding and high winds may have help

a lawsuit in the british privy council to establish that he does own this land. and then he goes over and superintend and hires washington to be his so so that the chance anything could have happened could have gone another way was a close run thing. no lord fairfax, no george washington, all right. so now let's turn to the america, because i want to ask you this question i asked you earlier. we have had landslide elections in america, 1980, 1984, 1972, 1964, but not since then, what's what's happened to the unifying impulse, americans? well, you know. since 1984, no president has won more than 53% of the popular vote. during the first, george bush was a little higher than, you know, 53 point something. in 1988, barack obama was 52.8. i think in 19. in 2008, we don't have those big landslides anymore. i think the answer is that when we had we had landslide heights, when we had an electorate that had experienced the great depression and the world war two, who had gone through these two, really could catastrophic. and and fundamental different of things. and well a

medicalaid action against hunger, care international, medical aid for palestinians, the council for arab— britishief, christian aid, war on want, the carter centre, war child, unite the carter centre, war child, unite the union, unison, the kings centre, world vision, wateraid, tearfund, street child, star network, please direct, and scores and scores more of churches, ngos, charities and individuals who have seen israel completely abandon international humanitarian law by imposing their collective punishment on a defenceless civilian population. a civilian population in whichjust 16 weeks an estimated 18,000 palestinian children have been left without a single living relative. will be... the only way we can ensure a permanent end to the cycle of violence is by facilitating a palestinian state alongside israel. the main block character this is prime minister netanyahu who has doubled down on his opposition to an independent palestinian state. does my honourable friend agree that the uk must show strong opposition to netanyahu's plan by unilaterally recognising the state of palestine as a matter o

captive population, as far as we're talking." voting, one for a ceasefire at the un security council or at the british parliament has no value as this will not stop israel from continuing its genocide against the palestinian people. a real cease fire will only come once the us government decide it wants to end the killings in gaza. those are the words of camala emmanuel, an australian social activist who was in london to support wikileaks founder julian nassange in his extradition hearing. at the british high court, i've been hopeful from the very beginning that this fire would come, i think the greatest cause for hope will be if the us uh comes to the table, and the fact that the us is putting a counter proposal in place in contradiction or you, contradistinction to algeria's motion, to me it's just their further attempt to stave off. what's necessary, because to say, yeah, we want to cease fire, but only when israel's good and ready, that's that's not going to be an agreement that that means anything much. i think only when uh, when the us and and its allies are prepared to say, if israel doesn't fo

that's according to the british retail council artium, with almost 17 million instances recorded last that's more than double the year before, which was 8 million. the amount lost to shoplifting is costing retailers . around £1.8 billion retailers. around £1.8 billion every year, a record sum that will inevitably be passed on to innocent shoppers through higher prices. it's the first time it's also surpassed the billion pound mark and violence and abuse against shop workers. also spiked last year, with around 3500 incidents daily. the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, commented on that, saying the escalation was because of conservatives failure to on law and order. now it is valentine's night and lions at whipsnade zoo have been enjoying a perfect treat. if we can say that as the pubuc treat. if we can say that as the public showered them with scented gifts for the special day , the zoo asked people to day, the zoo asked people to donate their unused fragrances, which were sprayed on sacks filled with straw, tree stumps or clumps of grass to create enticing scent trails for the bi

as far as we're talking about voting, one for a cease fire at the un security council, or at the british parliament has no value, as this will not stop israel from continuing its genocide against the palestinian people. a real cease fire will only come once the us government decides it wants to end the killings in gaza. those are the words of camala emmanuel, an australian social activist who was in london to support wikileaks founder julian nassange in his extradition hearing at the british high court. i've been hopeful from the very beginning that the cease fire would come, i think the greatest cause for hope will be if the us uh comes to the table and the fact that the us is put a counterposal in place in contradiction or contradistinction to algeria's motion to me it's just their further attempt to stave off what's necessary because to say yeah we want to cease fire but only when israel's good and ready that's that's not going to be an agreement that that means anything much i think only when uh when the us and its allies are prepared to say if israel doesn't follow through or whatev

the prime minister has insisted the economy has turned a corner as he held his first british councilhowever chancellor jeremy council meeting today. however chancellorjeremy hunt says more chancellor jeremy hunt says more needs to be done by inflation, often never falls in a straight line and although it's welcome that it hasn't gone up today, it is still double the target level of 2. >> and we're not going to be able to relieve pressure on families until we hit that target and the bank of england feels able to reduce interest rates. so this is a time to stick to a plan that is clearly working. but we need to make sure that we really get to that end point of inflation at 2. >> residents in birmingham told us it's little comfort when people are living paycheque to paycheque. >> it's getting very difficult for us to live and financially we're having to spend more money on gas and electric and the food pnces on gas and electric and the food prices are going up. we're not buying things that we would normally buy. we're going for own brand. things like in shops. instead of going like hein

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british aggression. so russia convened the un security council. the meeting was scheduled for monday. according to analysts, refia is using his influence over international law to undermine legitimate u.s. activities in the middle east. such was the morning in ukraine, read more on... on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your preferences. this is the end of the issue, my colleagues will tell you more, stay with us. greetings, dear viewers, this is saturday 's political club, vitaly portnikov, khrystyna yatsky , greetings, friends, and as always, we will talk about the main events and the main processes, i would even say so, this week, we will definitely start with the situation of russian- the ukrainian war, the situation at the front, in particular, and everything related to it connected after that, we will talk about the support for us from the european union and about the long-awaited support from the united states. in the second part of the program, as you well know, vitaliy portnikov and his analyst are waiting for us, but we will start with a series

yeah, london fashion week certainly plays its part with british fashion with a recent british fashion council was estimated . £28.9 billion estimated that. £28.9 billion was contributed to the economy through the fashion world, including alexander mcqueen, vivienne westwood , stella vivienne westwood, stella mccartney to name. but a few. we have so many great british names in this business. >> yeah, all your favourites, ellie. >> yeah, literally all my favourites. well, we're joined now by former head buyer at asos , mo oshodi, who is looking so glamorous on our sofa this morning. mo, really good to have you with us. morning. mo, really good to have youthank|s morning. mo, really good to have youthank you. i mean, we are so >> thank you. i mean, we are so lucky in this country, aren't we? >> you just listen to those names there. the stellar mccartney's of this world, the alexander the vivienne alexander mcqueen, the vivienne westwood. alexander mcqueen, the vivienne westwoc aren't we? fashion, aren't we? >> are. we are indeed. like >> we are. we are indeed. like we are seen as global leaders

british aggression. so russia convened the un security council. the meeting was scheduled for monday. according to analysts, refya is using his influence on international law to undermine legitimate us activities in the middle east. three babies with half-a-gram tumors were born in one month in lviv. all three. specialists of the st. nicholas children's hospital in in the first days of the baby's life , the congenital tumor was successfully removed. the happy story of the rescue of babies in our plot. and then already at the scheduled screening, the doctor diagnosed a scrapie. i was then taken to the head of the department, who also confirmed this diagnosis. at the 20th week of pregnancy , evgenia learned about her child's future diagnosis, teratoma. this is a benign tumor that is determined genetically. doctors in kharkiv, where the girl is from, suggested terminating the pregnancy, and evgenia saw a story about a successful operation to remove a teratoma, so she immediately turned to the st. nicholas children's hospital in lviv, where similar surgical interventions were already succ

but it's smith as well that spring and chris doyle, he's the director of the council for our british understanding, joins us now from london. good. have you with us? what do you make of the case argument today? did it have any visible impacts on the quote? it is hard to know what the judges will make of that, but this is very much typical of a long standing british possession. i'm afraid that wants to see international law shifted aside. so the in favor of political negotiations will be the on to need to speak of at the moment between his role and the palestinians. it creates this conflict as if it is one of 2 equal positives. israel and palestine living side by side, you have to work out the difference as well as what the cause has been almost is to determine off to 56 and a half years of protracted is ready, military occupation, whether what is meant to be temporary, your patients should come to an end what it seems that brooklyn is more interested in um, united states as well as some sort of coming in process of negotiations as opposed to the permanent prices of occupation that is

council meeting. yemen's attack on two american and british ships in the red sea. the competition between jordan and south korea to reach the final match of the asian cup today at 18:30. the national team of our country will travel to host qatar tomorrow at 18:30 and we will check whether the price will be higher in the election debate. the guaranteed purchase of wheat should be provided based on the support of the agricultural sector and ensuring food security, or the world price of it . how does the price determined for the guaranteed purchase of wheat this year fit with the indicators of the domestic economy and global prices? should the method of determining the price of wheat in the upcoming parliament be changed? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate greetings, i respect your presence , dear compatriots , welcome to the legitimate news of this hour. in the meeting of the managers of the free and special zones of the country , with the presence of the president, seve

british outliers similarly to the us. i don't believe the court should be making a ruling on this. they say that are all sufficient un security council resolutions, and that should be negotiated solutions between these railways and the palestinians . the british did say that they both policies, the palestinians, and these rarely should be reminded, but they are not to aggravate the dispute by taping taking steps to change the status or integrity of the occupied territories. the problem is, of course, that these riley is on a daily basis, a changing the status of the occupied territories by pursuing that population transfer, which is illegal under international law. and the policy names will say they have tried through the u. n. another international for to reach and negotiated solution with these riley's but they haven't golf anyway. that is why they have a, the international court of justice. a bonus smith. i'll just, sarah the hate. the now on the eve of the 2 year anniversary of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine diplomats gathered in new york, the foreign ministers and representatives from around the world addressed the unit

in the meeting of the security council, zhang jun expressed his concern about the us and british attacks on yemen and added: these attacks have aggravated the security risks in this region. the members of the arab league have not decided on the termination of the economic relations of some members with the zionist regime, demanding an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. arab league members. declaring that they are trying to pass a resolution to stop the conflicts in gaza and in this way they have high support among the members of the un security council. the representative of palestine in the united nations said that netanyahu plans to force 1.5 to 2 million palestinians to flee from the gaza strip to the sinai desert by attacking rifa. riyad mansour asked the un security council to act responsibly and prevent disaster. to prevent human being in rafah . french basketball player and ambassador of the paris 2024 olympic games, emilie gommy, has been announced kurds continue to support the palestinian people. gemi has been tried for criticizing the zionist regime . i will continue what i

british . it is not related, it was our daughter her husband gave me, here the nationalist council has 191 memberst except for one person, no one dares to comment on the loss of the pearl of the persian gulf from iran. this is the sentence that is reflected in all the reports and books of the ministry of foreign affairs of bahrain since the achaemenid period, as the shah and the head of the pahlavi special intelligence bureau say in his memoirs that during the time of prime minister alam mohammad reza, he ordered a three-person commission with alam and mansour to election of members of the 10th parliament. every day, mansour came to alam's house with a bag full of names, whoever he wanted. he approved and did not want anyone he ordered to delete. after the work was finished and the science was approved , the selection of these people was arranged. only the people who were approved in this commission removed their heads from fund a and nothing else. of course, the imam had a plan to disrupt the morusi and royal government and establish the rule of the people over the people. as soon as that system

in council elections, which are local elections , english voters living abroad are not allowed to vote, but eligible british citizens in partner countries. in my opinion, most of the time people don't bother to complain when people are dissatisfied with election ads, the story is different , the election commission is not interested in this issue , in that case you have to refer to afcom, for example, which is basically the institution that develops regulations for the media. is it possible that you have doubts about advertising standards, for example british parliament has a very high voter turnout. voting is not a legal obligation. you don't have to vote, but still. there are other elections in which people do not participate because they do not see a reason to participate , but in most cases in the old european elections before brexit, the participation rate was very low, but approximately between six out of every 10 people or 7 people. 1 out of 10 people who vote in england will do so. but there is a contradiction here. if there are 3 people left out of 10 people who do not vote, all of them will vote t

british aggression against sovereign states. moscow is seeking an urgent meeting of the un security council in connection with the bombings.he governments of iraq and syria called them an act of aggression and a violation of their sovereignty. the us department of defense reported the defeat of 85 targets that allegedly belong to pro-iranian groups. according to washington, a night raid is the first stage of a response to a drone strike. at an american base in jordan on january 27, then let me remind you that three us military personnel were killed. the biden administration considers tehran involved in this attack, but claims that it does not want war with iran. when we congratulate dad and zhenya on the holiday, they turn from loved ones into unnecessary ones, it’s not necessary, but i need it. well, or not, but i still necessary, thank you, thank you, what we need , this is how we become loved again, it’s nice to receive thanks and a bonus, thank you for taking care of your loved ones, megamarket, it’s profitable to please, alfabank has the best loyalty program for business, we pay 300 rubles for opening an account and u

. >> peter, a member of the houthi political council posted this on social media. the u.s./britishoalitions bonding of a number of yemeni provinces will not change our position. and we affirm that our military operations against israel will continue in the crimes of genocide in gaza will stop no matter the sacrifices it costs us. the iranian military said the strikes will get harder after a political solution. after that station, was a political solution ever plausible with iran, with the houthis, with the proxies? >> well, i mean -- thanks for having me on, victor, that slogan, i'm summarizing is death to iran and death to israel which is a slowing used for two decades. it's worth recalling they've also been fighting wars against the central america and the saudis got involved in war idro of ordnance on the houthis. over 9,000 civilians. when the houthis say they're willing to keep fighting, i think you have to take that seriously. obviously, the united states and uk have better, more precise bombing capabilities than the saudis. and will certainly degrade their ability to carry o

the new blatant act of american-british aggression against sovereign states and seek urgent consideration of the emerging situation through the united nations security councilso, us planes hit 85 objects in iraq and syria. according to the pentagon, they allegedly belong to pro-iranian groups. baghdat said: in fact, the rockets fell on the positions of the iraqi security forces. 16 people were killed, 25 were wounded, including civilians. the country declared mourning, well, at least 29 people were killed in syria. both states called the americans' actions an act of aggression. the iraqi ministry of defense expressed an official protest to the us chargé d'affaires in baghdad. but washington said this was a response to the attack on an american base in jordan on january 27. then three died us troops and about forty were wounded. in addition, the us and britain launched a series of strikes. on houthi positions in yemen. and the governor of the moscow region, andrei vorobyov, visited a family where all three sons are participating in a special operation. the family lives in domodedovo. hello. we decided to say good news. come in, here are the guys themselves,

of the british and irish prime ministers of met. northern islands, newly appointed leaders rushing through american leo of a red car, were visiting the new administration at belfast storm at council. for the 1st time, the appointments and 2 years of political crisis that was sparked when the main british union, his party walked out. the party protested against post brags at trading arrangements that it said undermined to northern islands place in the united kingdom. and now that we've got the executive back up and running, it's right that people have that local politicians focusing on that prior. she's the only thing with public services that hasn't been developed government up and running k for, for too long. but now we do have it, i'm a consult focusing on delivering for everyone. but for me, crucially, nothing in wants to be negotiation breaks. any read lines i remember when, right? that happens. we set out a number of objectives. one was to make sure there's no hard border between north inside the other was to make sure that's the public of islands position in new york and single market wasn't undermined in any way. and the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement,

condemn the new blatant act of american-british aggression against sovereign states and seek urgent consideration of the emerging situation through the security council nations. but the americans fired more than 100 missiles. killed in iraq: 16 people were killed, 25 were wounded, biden personally ordered the attack. the head of our american bureau, valentin bogdanov, will tell you what this can lead to. a deadly fireworks display of shells flying in all directions is the result of an american strike on the iraqi border town of elqaim. ammunition plant - one of 85 night raid targets. us air force. we 're back on the air with a special report on us airstrikes against iranian-backed militants. the strikes were in response to a drone attack on a base in jordan that killed three american soldiers. within 30 minutes, the pentagon bombed the territory of independent states without un sanctions , bypassing the charter of the world organization, dropping 125 bombs. official baghdad seemed to have been notified in advance. damascus of course not. the united states does not seek conflict with iran or the entire middle east, but how president biden has made cle

british . it is not related, she was our daughter, we gave her husband. here, the nationalist council has 191 members, but except for one person, no one dares to comment on the loss of the pearl of the persian gulf from iran. this is the sentence that in all the report and book of the ministry of foreign affairs reflects bahrain since the achaemenid period, which was administered by the provinces of fars until today, and has always been a part of iran during the imperial period. hossein fardoost , shah's childhood friend and head of pahlavi's special intelligence office. in his memoirs, he says that during the prime ministership, alam mohammad reza ordered me to form a 3-member commission with alam and mansour to select parliament members. every day, mansour came home with a bag full of names. science approved whoever it wanted and ordered to remove whoever it did not want . after finishing the work and approving the science of order the choice of these people was given. only the people who were approved in this commission from the aram fund. the imam had a plan to disrupt the morusi

new blatant act of american-british aggression against sovereign states. and seek urgent consideration of the emerging situation through the united nations security councilaircraft, including strategic bombers, hit 85 targets in iraq and syria at night. according to the pentagon, these are command posts, intelligence centers, warehouses with drones and ammunition that allegedly belong to pro-iranian groups. bagdat stated: in fact, the rockets fell on the positions of the iraqi security forces. 16 people in ghibli , 25 wounded, including civilians. in syria , according to its government, at least 23 people have been killed. both countries called the americans' actions an act of aggression and a violation of their sovereignty. the iraqi ministry of defense summoned the us chargé d'affaires in baghdad and formally protested to him. washington announced that the night raid was the first stage of a response to the attack on the american base in jordan on january 27. then, let me remind you, three us servicemen were killed. joe biden thinks tehran is implicated in the attack but says it does not want war with iran. the united states struck another area of ​​ye

country's capital city and a member of who with these political council branded, they attacks a western declaration of war, the american british attacks on the many capital as well as on other governor. it's an ongoing aggression, and it is an open war. so they have to bear the human, the strikes and responses, and their ongoing will not be delayed. human has the upper hand and has the capabilities human and will continue to support palestine in gaza. no matter what. until these really american british aggression stops and to see just lifted united states as confirmed in a joint statement released with a number of allied countries that they have hit 13 different sites hitting 36 targets in who's the controlled territories of yeah, they are calling it self defense protecting against what they say are imminent threat supposed to us naval vessels and maritime ships. recognizing the broad consensus of the international community. our coalition of like minded countries committed to upholding the rules based order has continued to grow. our aim remains to de escalate tensions and restore stability in the red sea. now it's important

new blatant act of american-british aggression against sovereign states, and seek urgent consideration of the emerging situation through the united nations security councile russian ministry of emergency situations warns: protect your home, install a fire detector. safety starts with you, russian emergency situations ministry. this is a fourteen-story building, the tallest building, and we are now looking at it from behind. their weapons are apparently western, but they are not always famous, like our kalashnikov assault rifle , for reliability, they just need to hit a painless bat or, i don’t know, fight on a boat, hiding it means. one of the control points, now you will see everything for yourself, so we lower the camera lower and see these people, we fly a little closer, and we see that they have a nest there. you always work like this in pairs, well, practically, yes, we have been mobilized together for almost a year, roughly speaking, as if we were always working together, bumblebee, you observe the target, yes, enter from the left, carefully. how can you dive, dive, i was at work in moscow, they called and said you have a summons, well, that’s it,

review , the spokesman of the guardian council confirmed the qualifications of more than 150 candidates, equivalent to 75% of the candidates. american and british ships in yemeni shooting at the same time as the us and british attacked yemen again. america confirmed the downing of the mqn drone on the coast of hodeidah. and the beach football world cup won by iranian beach players. against tahiti and saud , as the leader of the emirates, the host of the next opponent of the iranian team, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello and good morning to you, dear and respected countrymen, we are in your presence. the spokesman of the guardian council announced that with the end of the deadline for examining the objections of candidates for the parliamentary elections in the guardian council, about 75% of the candidates for parliament representation were approved by the council. according to mr. tahan nazif, the qualifications of more than 15,200 candidates for the parliamentary elections have been confirmed. the spokesman of the guardian council also said that election candidates can register their representatives in the poll