a bus overturned on... on the sharmalsheikh cairo highway, 21 russians were injured. in which condition of people? the crews of two tu-160 strategic missile carriers flew over the east siberian sea, practiced striking with cruise missiles at critically important objects of a simulated enemy, and refueled in the air. what's new at the ocean exercises. in central russia, there are record-breaking weather fires. in the voronezh region, there are up to 70 fires, the largest of which took almost a day to extinguish, and we had to involve aviation. and then on our air, a documentary film egypt with mikhail taratuta. this country is much more to russia than just seaside resorts. cairo - the largest buyer of russian grain, a significant importer of our weapons, as well as equipment and metals. and in addition, our valuable partner in the international arena and a member of brics. about the development of relations. our countries, see immediately after the short advertisement. open a deposit in gazprombank with an increased rate of up to 25% together with the long-term savings

the cairo bazaar is one of the largest in the world, over five hectares. it is not difficult to get into this bazaar, but to get out. the goods cost as much as. however, this bazaar is more for tourists, and to see a real pristine bargaining only for their own, we go to the camel market near kayo. people come here to shop from the most remote villages of the country. the camel is an indispensable transport for villagers for transporting large loads across the desert over long distances, where a car would get stuck in the sand. in addition same, an animal. it depends on what purpose you buy it for, if it is a camel for transporting goods in the desert, then it must be able to obey commands, you tell it to sit down and it sits, walk and it walks, if it is a camel for meat, then you need to know who it is intended for, because in our villages in egypt people like fatty meat, in cairo... the ancient egyptian religion from the earliest historical times contained many moral values ​​and ideals that had common features with later religions that appeared in the ne

the cairo bazaar is one of the largest in the world. five and a half hectares. it is not difficult to get into this bazaar, but to get out. the ability to bargain here is equated to a special kind of art. the goods are worth as much as you are willing to pay for it, or how much the seller decides to give it to you for. my family asked me to bring a copper jug ​​from egypt. it turned out to be not so simple, but it seems that i see what i need. and how much does it cost? or maybe we will settle for half of this amount? for what? well, 1,500 pounds, now i will explain something to you, is this shop not like all the new ones inside the market? here you will not be able to get big discounts, because this is an old work that cannot be found elsewhere. look at their weight, such work is more not to be found. however, this bazaar is more for tourists, and to see a real pristine trade only for their own, we go to the camel market near kori, people come here for shopping from the most distant villages of the country. the camel is an indispensable transport for villagers

russia accounts for a third of all defense needs of cairo. our military. supplies could be much wider if not for the opposition of the americans. the threat of secondary sanctions is in effect. paradoxically, 12 years ago, after the military coup and the rise to power of president assisi, it was the americans who facilitated our military supplies. initially, it was the americans themselves considered the military regime illegitimate, in fact, pushed asisi into an embrace. with some of the countries, in this case with the usa , relations will worsen or even break up, nevertheless, the egyptian army will retain combat capability, will retain its place, role in the region. alpha investments are for money, we give up to 500 rubles to everyone. have you ever dreamed of how quickly we deliver money to different cities? so that 45 million clients can withdraw it, how many professionals in offices across the country create the best products and technologies to protect your funds, how many millions of meetings we hold with clients so that they don't waste time on t

here in cairo _ the very warm welcome. here in cairo but — the very warm welcome.arm welcome. here in cairo but also just for the very— cairo but also just for the very high quality of the exchanges we have had today, both _ exchanges we have had today, both with _ exchanges we have had today, both with the president, with my colleagues, with our strategic dialogue partners. we had this— strategic dialogue partners. we had this opportunity to kick off the _ had this opportunity to kick off the dialogue. that really underscores the commitment that both of— underscores the commitment that both of our countries have to work — both of our countries have to work to — both of our countries have to work to continuously strengthen what _ work to continuously strengthen what has — work to continuously strengthen what has been a centuries long relationship and strengthen it in a way— relationship and strengthen it in a way that is focused on delivering for our people. that is what — delivering for our people. that is what it— delivering for our people. that is what it is all

my mother, tatyana vasilyevna bogdanova, ended up in the end of the sixties in cairo as a translatorialists who worked here. and here she met my father, abdelmalik khalil, a journalist. and well, these wonderful people, i was born, actually, so i turned out to be bicultural. and a person. mona is fluent in two languages ​​and is at a loss when asked who she is, russian or egyptian? this is a good question. now i spend more time in egypt with visits to moscow, but of course, my home is here too. that is, i really have one foot here, the other there. and when i am absent from one of these countries for a long time, i start to almost... then other times came, namely under sadat, i remember in the eighties, when i started as a girl, how it was very difficult for us to walk outside the toad, these were very difficult times, they wrote right on the walls, they wrote on the walls everywhere, if you do not give up the hijab, you end up in hell, during this period a large number of egyptians began to rush to earn money in the persian gulf countries, they spent many years there. islam never sa

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rosatom specialists are building four power units 300 km from cairo. the eldabaa nuclear power plant will provide residents of the country with clean energy in a few years. russia is ready to further develop its partnership with egypt. divides egypt. cairo, as abdalati noted, this is a principled position of our country, it will continue its mediation efforts to resolve the palestinian-israeli conflict. we agreed with mr. lavrov that the situation in gaza cannot continue in this form. the suffering of the palestinians, which they are enduring. i would like to take this opportunity to thank my russian friends for the principled position that moscow takes. at the end of the press conference, the egyptian foreign minister invited his colleague to cairo. however, an additional opportunity to discuss the international agenda will appear very soon. the minister of foreign affairs of the brics will hold a meeting on the sidelines of the un general assembly at the end of september. anastasia kobozeva, vladimir zalutsky and igor agafonov. channel one. wildfires

a bus overturned on the sharmalsheikh cairo highway. 21 russians were injured. we will tell you about their condition. weather records in central russia; fires in the voronezh region are active up to 70 foci, the largest of them extinguished for almost a day. and in central and eastern europe, record precipitation in both rain and snow. in germany and austria , the snow cover has already reached 80 cm, and in romania, several people have died as a result of a powerful flood. moscow must respond to the bandit actions against it, this is how the presidential press secretary dmitry peskov commented on russia's decision to limit the export of strategic raw materials, he said this in an exclusive interview with the author and host of the moscow kremlin-putin program, pavel zarubin. if such decisions are made, what would we like to achieve, what could this lead to, what about boeing, which has problems, it will be left without titanium at all. well , first of all, of course, no one will do anything to their own detriment, and the president spoke about this, firstly, w

you can see that in cairo. it is about ceasefire talks around gaza. started. we are respected to hear a reaction to the explosive pagers in lebanon. let's listen. it pagers in lebanon. let's listen.- pagers in lebanon. let's listen. ., , let's listen. it was a very lona let's listen. it was a very long interview, _ let's listen. it was a very long interview, and - let's listen. it was a very long interview, and it - let's listen. it was a very | long interview, and it was let's listen. it was a very - long interview, and it was very frank. mr president has discussed and handled all of the developments over the bilateral relations between egypt and the us. with regard to the strategic partnership, the existing partnership between the friendly states. it has been many decays ofjoint work and joint interests and mutual understanding. mr president has highlighted the beginning of the interview, about the strong relations, and both countries are keen to work to develop and understand this relation. as you may know, mr secretary, we have launched the workin

russia accounts for a third of all defense needs of cairo. our military supplies could be much wider if not for the opposition of the americans. the threat of secondary sanctions is in effect. paradoxically, 12 years ago, after the military coup and the rise to power of president assisi, it was the americans who facilitated our military supplies. and what if spare parts, ammunition, new equipment stop coming from the usa, then the army will find itself in a difficult situation. however, soon relations with the americans improved, however, purchases on... there are many children's cards, and the most profitable is one, a free children's card from alfa bank, with it children receive up to 7,000 rubles. cashback for purchases and money in games. not childishly profitable, alpha is profitable. hello everyone, i'm vlad a4 and i know exactly what children want for september 1, a free children's savings card. a card with a cool design, everything like adults, a real card with a name, a convenient sber kids application, and now you can not worry abou

as negotiations stall, washington, doha and cairo struggle to bring the zinus israeli regime to acceptl-qaeda hijacked four commercial airliners to carry out coordinated suicide attacks against key targets in the united states. the first two planes were flown into the twin towers of the world trade center in new york city, the third plane. at the western side of the pentagon, while the fourth crashed in rural pennsylvania during a passenger revolt. taken together, the september 11 attacks killed 2,977 people from over 90 countries and enjured more than 6,00 others, making it the deadliest coordinated terrorist attack on american soil in the us history. after 9/11, the us embarked on the infamous war on terror against. several countries with the declared goal of eliminating terrorist groups, although 15 of 19 hijackers were from saudi arabia, the kingdom was not among the countries that were invaded by the us. on september 20, 2001, then us president george w. bush told congress our war on terror begins with al-qaeda, but it does not end there. on the same day, bush confessed to religio

okay, it seems that we've lost that connection out of cairo, but hopefully we'll reestablish and you're looking at these live images there out of uh south lebanon. let me cross over to mariam sadle, mariam, do i have you with me? yes, marsy. okay, go ahead mariam. listen once again on, just give us an update on the latest of what has happened. well, marzia, you mentioned the number of murders that the lebanese ministry has recorded so far, and we are expecting that this number will rise because there are many that are in areas which uh where paramedics cannot reach, where the ambulances have not been able to reach as well because the israelis have also targeted lot of the roads and the uh the routes that lead to beirot and to other between the cities, between the towns and villages, and this is why we are expecting that uh there is a there will be a higher number of murders, we also know that the rescue teams have been incapable of reaching some areas as well where they know that there were houses that were destroyed uh then this is why we have number of paramedics and rescue team um me

somaliland ethiopia deal, terming it violation of international law, now seeking protection, he visited cairo and met egyptian president abdultah assisi, after the meeting, egypt to send as many as 10,00 troops to somalia, now "the military partnership between egypt and somalia has angered ethiopia. egypt is at odds with ethiopia over the construction of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam on river nile, so what will it take to move this strategic africa region from the brink of war? horn of africa in peril. ethiopian prime minister. b ahmed has warned that his country would humiliate any nation that threatens its sovereignty in what is seen as an escalation of the war of warts after egypt signed security pact with somalia. the ethiopian prime minister also said the agreement with the breakaway region of somaliland is historic. this will be the starting point for our cooperation with the brotherly people of somaliland. to grow and develop together in cooperation and to ensure our common security. following the announcement of the deal between ethiopia and somalia's breakaway region of somalia

egypt's foreign minister that cairo supports lebanon in meeting its needs in this difficult time. ordered the dispatch of medical teams to beirot. jordan's foreign minister said his country supports lebanon's security and sovereignty. resistance movements in the west asia region also condemn the terror attack. the palestinian hamas movement called it part of israel's systematic aggression against the region with the support of the us. the palestinian islamic jihad also condemned the attack as a documented war crime within the framework of israel's psychological warfare. yeman saral movement said the turn attack is violation of lebanese sovereignty. iraqi resistance movement said this will only strengthen the resilience of resistance fighters in confronting israel. now for more updates, we're joined by our correspondent mariam saleh from beirot mariam. yes, gisu, well, the latest that we have, you have already declared that 14 marters was the latest toll that we have from the libonese. ministry of health, they are talking about 450 uh injured, and although we saw that many of the i

let me remind you that the bus with tourists overturned on the cairo sharmelsheikh highway. 21 russianse injured, as well as citizens of turkey, italy , etc. and great britain, a total of more than 40 people. all have mild to moderate injuries. according to preliminary data, the driver lost control. and here is what the russian diplomatic mission told us. the embassy is monitoring the situation with the russian tourists who got into an accident in egypt and continues to clarify the circumstances of the incident. according to the information available at the moment, on the evening of september 14 , a bus with vacationers returning to sharmochvih after an excursion overturned on the cairo-suez highway. among them were 21 russians. our compatriots received injuries of varying severity, all victims received medical care. some of them hospitalized in suez hospital. we provide russian citizens with the necessary assistance. a consular officer has been sent to suez. now to the latest data on the progress of the special operation. over the past 24 hours, the russian aerospace forces destroyed t

egypt's foreign minister. said cairo supports lebanon in meeting its needs in this difficult time. syria's foreign ministery said damascus supports lebanon's right to defend itself. iraq's prime minister ordered the dispatch of medical teams to beirot. jordan's foreign minister said his country supports lebanon's security and sovereignty. resistance movements in the west asia region have also condemned the israeli regime for its terror. attack in lebanon, the palestinian hamas movement denounced the terrorist operation, calling it part of israel's systematic aggression against the uh region with the support of the us. hamas held the israeli regime fully responsible for the consequences of this dangerous crime, the palestinian islamic jihad also condemned the attack as a documented war crime within the framework of israel's psychological warfare. the palestinian mujahidin movement said the regime would pay the price for its heinous crimes. yemenson movement also condemn the attack as a odious crime and violation of lebanese sovereignty warning that israel would pay heavily for escal

cairo views as an existential threat. qatar and turkey have tried to mediate between somalia and ethiopia over the mounting diplomatic dispute. turkish minister of foreign affairs hakon fidan. addressed a joint press meeting with tatse salasi, minister of foreign affairs of ethiopia and ahmed muallim fiki, minister of foreign affairs of somalia after talks in ankara last august. today we concluded the second round of the negotiations that we begun in ankara on the 1st of july. as part of our deliberations, we were able to explore specific formulas that may provide the basis of a framework to address existing differences and bring the parties together around a mutually acceptable way forward. several factors have been cited being behind mediation efforts by doha and ankara. now uh mr. wasuge briefly uh we likely to see success in resolving the disput between these two of africa nations? turkey has been playing a more visible role in mediate in somalia and ethiopia uh uh we know turkey has a presence and good relationship i

erdogan also visited cairo last february. in this regard, i am having a conversation with mr. ahmed kazemi , a university professor and an expert on asia. mr. kazemi , greetings to you, the visit of the president of egypt to turkey, as we had in the news after 12 years, and also the strategy of the two countries regarding the issues how did you analyze a region? in the name of allah , the most merciful, i greet you and the viewers of this section. after 12 years of cold and dark relations between turkey and egypt, we can see that after last year's visit of mr. erdogan to cairo, the egyptian president made a trip to turkey, which in any case means the end of differences and differences in the relations between the two countries. be interpreted when, in fact, the legal government of mohamed morsi in egypt was destroyed 12 years ago by the lines of general sisi , at that time mr. erdoğan actually presented mr. sisi as a tyrant with illegitimate power and today, in turkey , he welcomed the egyptian president with the word brother, well, a number of economic, energy and political v

let me remind you that earlier on the suez-cairo highway a passenger bus overturned, more than 40 peopleinjured, including 21 russians. in the avdiivka direction of the special operation, assault detachments of the southern group of troops are advancing with the support of our flamethrower vehicles and tanks. the new generation tosochka system is also operating at the front line. they are hitting especially fortified objects of the armed forces of ukraine, some of which are located deep underground. firing range up to 20 km. ships of the caspian flotilla repelled an attack without crew boats as part of the ocean exercises. fire was conducted from large-caliber machine guns of small arms. immediately after , artillery installations struck coastal targets at a distance of more than 10 km.

a bus en route from sharm el sheikh to cairo overturned on the highway. according to preliminary information, the driver lost control. in addition to the russians, there were citizens of turkey, italy and britain in the cabin, a total of more than 40 people. all of them received mild to moderate injuries . all the victims were taken to hospital. they are receiving assistance. the case was taken under his control the head of the egyptian ministry of health. and here is what we were told at the russian diplomatic mission. the embassy is monitoring the situation with the russian tourists who got into an accident in egypt and continues to clarify the circumstances of the incident. according to the information available at the moment, on the evening of september 14, on the cairo suets highway , a bus with vacationers returning to sharm el sheikh after an excursion overturned, among whom were 21 russians. our compatriots received injuries of varying severity, all the victims received medical care, some of them were hospitalized in the suez hospital. we provide

as negotiations though, washington, doha and cairo struggle to bring the zinus israeli regime to accept an agreement with the palestinian resistance hamas, with bias mediators and netanyahu's refusal hopes for a prisoner exchange or cease fire in gaza remain distant. while the us claims optimism, netanyahu's actions say otherwise. also, southern lebanon, so intense israeli entity air strikes and artillery attacks that tragically claimed the lives of three lebanese civil defense paramedics and left several others wounded. we'll explore the latest developments, the escalating conflict and what these actions mean for the broader regional stability. gaza deadlock, lebanon escalation, this week on the medieast stream. in the soils of the night here the cries of the small tiny voices whispering through the darkness they're call where is the world in its grandure and might what goes children tremble in fright no food on the table no medicine in sight. bombs raining down turning day into night, mother's last breath, father's dying clean, before the eyes of a child, what a tragedy to see, oh hum

none of the mediators in washington, doha or cairo, nor the negotiating parties, hamas and the zinist israeli enemy, believe that a prisoner exchange deal or a cease fire in gaza is near, despite the so-called optimistic statements. in fact, the media driven optimism, especially. from the american side has recently weigned. this optimism was part of a broader effort to cool down the conflict in the region and to maintain the facade of ongoing negotiations to prevent their collapse, serving the democratic election campaign.

none of the mediators in washington, doha or cairo, nor the negotiating parties, hamas and the zinislly from the american side has recently weigned. this optimism was part of a broader. effort to cool down the conflict in the region and to maintain the facade of ongoing negotiations to prevent their collapse, serving the democratic election campaign as the us election date draws closer. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a recent television

a bus that was traveling on the sharm el sheikh cairo route overturned on the highway.cording to preliminary data, the driver lost control. in addition to the russians, there were citizens of turkey, italy and britain in the cabin, a total of more than 40 people. all of them received mild to moderate injuries . all of the victims were taken to the sued hospital complex.

let me remind you that a bus with tourists overturned on the cairo sharmelsheikh highway. 21 russians well as citizens of turkey, italy, and citizens of the uk, were injured, a total of more than 40 people. all have mild to moderate injuries. according to preliminary data, the driver managed to control the vehicle, this is what the russian diplomatic mission told us. the embassy is monitoring the situation with those involved in accidents in egypt russian tourists and continue to clarify the circumstances of the incident. according to the information currently available, on the evening of september 14 , a bus with vacationers returning to sharmsheikh after an excursion overturned on the cairo suets highway, among whom were 21 russians. our compatriots received injuries of varying severity, all victims received medical care. from western publications recently suggested that it was there that western countries would lift the last restriction for kiev and allow it to inflict damage on russia strikes with high-precision long-range weapons. however, judging by the signals that are now comi

none of the mediators in washington, doha or cairo, nor the negotiating parties, hamas and the zionist israeli enemy. believe that a prisoner exchange deal or a ceasefire in gaza is near, despite the so-called optimistic statements. in fact, the media driven optimism, especially from the american side has recently weined. this optimism was part of a broader effort to cool down the conflict in the region and to maintain the facade of ongoing negotiations to prevent their collapse, serving the democratic election campaign as the us election date drows closer. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a recent television interview bluntly stated that no deal is imminent, directly contradicting us secretary of state anthony blinken's recent claims that 90% of the deal has been agreed upon, though differences remained.

she's in cairo, egypt that's where the u.s. secretary of state, anthony blinken is right now for meetings with egyptian officials. kylie, you're there. what's been the u.s. reaction so far we know we know the u.s. government, the state department considers his ball up international terrorist organization formerly denounced them as an international terrorist organization, but what is the reaction from the u.s. to what's going on in lebanon we've actually just learned a new details sources tell myself and our colleague oren liebermann for men, that israeli officials notified the united states on tuesday ahead of this attack. >> they didn't tell them, however what they were going want to do, just that there would be an operation that would be carried out in lebanon. so us officials were left trying to figure out what was going to happen. and when it was going to happened, this was communicated, including in a phone call between the secretary of defense, lloyd austin and his counterpart yoav gallant on tuesday good morning. but we'

egypt's foreign minister said cairo supports lebanon in meeting its needs in this difficult time. syria's foreign ministry said damascus supports lebanon's right to defend itself. iraq's prime minister ordered the dispatch of medical teams to beirot. jordan's foreign minister said his country supports lebanon's security and sovereignty. resistance movements in the west asia region also candem the terror attack. the palestinian hamas movement called it part of israel system. dramatic aggression against the region with the support of the us, the palestinian islamic jihad also condemned the attack as a documented war crime within the framework of israel's psychological warfare. yemen's unsur movement said the turn attack is violation of lebanese sovereignty. iraqi resistance movement said this will only strengthen the resilience of resistance fighters in confronting israel. reactions are still pouring in following the deadly israeli terror attack in lebanon. ireland's prime minister has condemned the attack saying that would happened in lebanon is quote " extraordinarily concerning?

yesterday i was boarding the plane coming from cairo to london, when i heard the news. and this happened in a school which was also sheltering at that time 12,000 people. and they are in this school because they still believe that the united nations flag can protect them. yesterday, six staff working in the shelter, providing assistance, organising, in fact, the lives of these families, have been killed. now 220 staff since the beginning of the war. the worst, stephen, is to know that maybe tomorrow we will even have more staff being killed. and the question is, when will this end? not only staff is being targeted, but we have also the united nations premises. two thirds of our installations have now been damaged, and more than 500 people have been killed in this installation. you just used the phrase, "staff are being targeted, "unwra staff". the israelis would absolutely and categorically reject that. they say that in this particular case, the strike on the school, they had clear, irrefutable information that hamas was using it as a command and control centre, and the

yes, look, now, for example, the government based in cairo has some objections due to the concerns ofislamists who are there, the public opinion, which is fully behind the idea of ​​resistance and palestine. and there are a series of security issues, in any case, the transfer of a part of the population, for example, to the sinai desert or to the so-called central regions of egypt, has serious consequences both financially and in terms of security for egypt . in the early days, they also said that we do not accept this issue philadelphia, you also see that the egyptians say that we do not accept that you come, for example, instead of a palestinian government, whether it is hamas or any organization. the uae has invested nearly 30 billion dollars in egypt, this is a very significant and important figure, or if they came to saudi arabia, an agreement was signed between the central banks , where they can save their deposits, so to speak, in the trust that exists between the financial systems there. and raise the horizontal credit of the egyptian government . from that side, we can see th

the painted limestone bus was discovered near cairo by german, archaeologists. in 1912. it's the most popular artifact in berlin's noise museum. for td rained in the 14th century b, c, and may have been the mother of the famed boy, king 2 can comment and we can welcome to the show, prominent egyptian archaeologist and former antiquities minister doctor is all he how us of joyce's from the cairo airport dr. whole us, it's a pleasure to have you with us. why do men and much? why do you believe the deputy boss should be returned to egypt after more than a century in germany? because b, b, we, we have evidence to collect the disagreements in 2010 that the box of when, if it was taken illegally out of keisha. and i sent a letter in january, 2nd, 2011 to direct it'll, museums. is there money to ask for the return of the box or whatever the book see i'm so the back that that should be signed by the minister of culture in that time i became a minister, but they did not have the time actually to uh, to think of and if it did, but now i see that as a, with getting a money, got you

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the painted limestone bus was discovered near cairo by german archaeologists. in 1912, it's the most popular artifact in berlin's noisiest museum. ever titi reigned in the 14th century b. c. and may have been the mother of the famed boy, king 2 can comment and we can welcome to the show prominent egyptian archaeologists, and former antiquities minister doctor is all he how us of joyce's from the cairo airport. dr. whole us. it's a pleasure to have you with us. why do men and much? why do you believe the death for tv bus should be returned to egypt after more than a century in germany? because b, b, we, we have evidence collected this evidence in 2010. the boston new 5050, was taken illegally out of keisha. and i sent a letter in january, 2nd, 2011, to direct it'll museums instead of money. they'll ask for the return of the bottle and if it a bulky i'm so the back that this the should be signed by the minister of culture in that time i became administered. but they did not have the time actually to uh, to think of a different date. but now i see that as a, with

, advocating for hizballah and saying his name out loud in the streets of cairo, i mean this is could this'. for me this i do believe this is amazing because it's historic because we've never heard a direct advocation for hizballah in in a egyptian protest before so do believe that things are happening uh there is an awakening happening and it's slow it's a slow awakening but it's happening so yeah i that's what i believe uh these things these protests are gonna get even um uh they're gonna increase the number uh with time so do you think that the the public opinion that's shifting now uh towards uh the uh oppressed palestinians and of course now with the war in lebanon towards the people who are being bombarded by the israelis uh this anti-israeli front if you will uh do you believe that this can pressure those government that you say uh they have prioritized certain uh interests to signing on the right standing on the right side of history let me tell you something there is a a coalition right now it's being it's being created by saudi arabia, it's called the um, it's a coalition fo

the 18th, tennessee, is a hot topic of contention, bodily and hazard, and cairo once it back. but you of germany has so far, refused, kindly get simply too fragile to move. the prussian cultural heritage foundation is categorically denied the notion of giving it back, calling it quote, egypt best i'm best of the invalid. for more of this, we heard from the former egyptian minister of antiquities and creator of the petition to have the queen returned zahid. how was i'm asking for all the facts to come from believe no, i've seen only for one piece. and this is the boss, the d as an important the item for the ship should identity. and this is why i stablished i foundation they how was phone dish and for heritage, and then they put this notes done. but it's simmons. i did make a big allowance and dialed in front of the bumper to go. so i was going to be able to, i knows that the exemptions are really serious. and then it turns about sort of the back i wrote this, but this i'm, it's in the internet be able to go to the site and how was that gum? i need 1000000 we need to show to th

but land has it in cairo prize, filed the ancient and fox, the queen, f a t. t is point of contention. it's a full but addiction minister and the audiologist launched the petition to bring her back a choosing european museums of imperial automotive events dated in life. they took our morning in the last decision about speed, museums and pay the due date, right? if anybody in that devised on it a lot of set the all right, i'll guess done, of course one, it's a standing by to go live for a busy hour here or not. you international is we come to live for most of it, just often a and lovely. it's good to have your company. by the way, i told the story for you this hour of the us president joe biden says, washington is working out the details to give to you the green light to strike deep inside the russian territory. and i feel full previously by and by the united states, i will leave just because of the use of the range of weapons right now. well, that's working out right now here in the studio analogy international with all these roman and the culture of a very go

but elaine has it in cairo once in the egypt launch is a petition calling for the return of the ancient fox of queen f, a t t. choosing european museums of the best and imperialist our mornings daily. and they took our mornings in the last decision, but speed, museums, and fitted today. brad, this, anybody and they devised tony. lot of fact the live on worldwide from most go with, i guess i know corresponding steining by we're looking at a busy our right to live for a most going on the international. so straight to a top story for you right now, are the american president joe biden says, washington is working out the details to give key of the green light to strike deep into russian territory. and i was previously banned by america. i will sleep just because of the use of the on the right. now, let's think about that now with all these romantic calls, the rep joining us here, live the shooter on this developing story right here. real man. i mean, you know, up until now it's always been a major. no, no. washington was saying key of cannot use western weapons to strike deep inside russian

up and exclusive interview with russia is deputy minister of foreign affairs the from washington to cairo. key of i'm pro, gets a full stucky, a top storage rolling. now here we're not the international. so it's straight to our top story right now. the american president joe biden says, washington is working out the details to give key of the green light to strike deep into russian territory an act of war previously by and by the united states. i will sleep just because of the use of the weapons the well, it's a big political game, if you will, with the human lives being as a game pieces in this particular situation. because the weapons of all kinds have been a used by ukraine to attack of russian territory. and hundreds of thousands of civilians have already been killed in belgrade. in don't ask in the upper or is it your son and other areas of russia now they uh, they are saying that this is going to be a big game changer if you crane is allowed to try to do long range strikes. but really, this is all of course happening. well, the state secretary of the united states anthony blinking i

after all, cairo understands perfectly well, despite all the repetition of the statement, we will notnian refugees to be forced out to sinai to set up refugee camps there, because of such financial losses, that one day the americans will be able to make him an offer that he will one day be unable to refuse. it is clear how sincere the negotiators themselves are in what they are trying to achieve, that the americans will try all possible options before leaving the table, that blinken's statement the deal is 90% ready, it remains to sort out small issues with the pre and cairo can mean anything, the americans can go for broke, trying to flood the region with money, it is possible that netanyahu and supporters of the idea of ​​​​breaking down negotiations on this know. they tried to convince egypt to accept 2,200 thousand palestinians in sinai, wanted to build the so-called 10 cities and then export them to europe under the un-supervised refugee program. egypt refused and the netanyahu government began genocide against the palestinians. and therefore netanyahu's statement, i will not mak

the attitude of our egyptian partners to develop political dialogue with the syrian arab republic, cairo's constructive position was of great importance. when making the decision to resume damascus' full membership in the league of arab states, we hope that the restoration of syria's natural ties with the regional environment will continue and will thereby contribute not only to overcoming the crisis, the long-term crisis in this country, but will also create additional opportunities for strengthening security and stability in the middle east as a whole in the neighboring regions of the arab republic of egypt, there are many other problems that in a number of cases directly affect the interests of egypt, this is sudan, somalia, the red sea, we proceed from the fact that all these problems should be resolved through direct dialogue. russia-africa, according to the decision of last year's summit, which took place in july in st. petersburg, this partnership session at the level of foreign ministers will be held in sochi 9-10. federation, ladies and gentlemen, first of all i would like to sinc

harshly criticized by the relatives of the hostages, his intransigence is dissatisfied in washington and cairo, continuing military operations in gaza. while striking at hezbollah positions in southern lebanon, the israeli military is simultaneously conducting large-scale cleansing raids in palestinian cities on the west bank of the jordan river. only the day before, a week-long army operation in jinin ended, with 29 palestinians reported killed and over a hundred wounded. benjamin netanyahu's government is fighting on several fronts at once in conditions of deep domestic political crisis. the video published by hamas media resources shows six still-living hostages, whose bodies were found the day before in the gaza strip, including russian citizen alexander labanov. the prisoners take turns giving their names on camera, the dates and location of the filming are unknown. hamas announced that after the successful idf operation to free some of the hostages in june, they changed the rules for guarding the prisoners. they do not provide details, but they blame netanyahu for the deaths. netanyahu k

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