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general of the united nations also requested to guarantee the continuation of the unrwa operation in gaza. some western supporters of the zionist regime, such as england, canada, and the united statesave stopped financial aid to unrwa, the un relief agency for palestinian refugees, in the latest move. the palestinian resistance forces clashed with the zionist regime in different axes of the gaza strip. the qassam battalions of the military wing of hamas announced: a personnel carrier and a merkava tank targeted zionist soldiers in khan yunus with a yassin 105 rocket. quds battalions also announced that the members of these battalions are working hard zionist soldiers were involved in the western and southern axes of khanyounos. the qassam battalions also released pictures of some zionist drones that the members of these battalions managed to hunt down in gaza city. the resistance fighters also fired rockets at the positions of the occupying forces in the south of the gaza strip. the palestinian mujahideen brigades also announced that raim air base in the south of the occupied territories was targeted by several resistance missiles. the palestinian resistance fighters clashed with t

into canada and ask for asylum, they would ask did you across through the united states of america before you came into canada if your answer was yes, they would turn you around and immediately return you back to the united states. and to say, you can't request asylum here in canada if you haven't requested asylum in the places you've already traveled through. that's the law in canada. >> and madam president may i ask a follow-up. >> senator from north carolina. >> senator lankford, isn't it true that tens of thousands of people who cross our borders today have not taken the-- and who may ultimately request asylum have looked past an opportunity to safely relocate in the country they're seeking asylum from, likely transient to another country they could have likely declared asylum and in some cases pass through four, five, six different safe jurisdictions before they-- they made the dangerous trip through mexico, across the rio grande border, and presented themselves at the border, is that an example of what hundreds of thousands have done during the trump administration

there is a second one a more promising way, these crawlers in canada and the united states, where there are frozen iranian assets, including those that have been subject to sanctions for many years, and at their expense, such a practice was in relation to afghanistan and saudi arabia, respectively, charge from frozen assets funds directly on the basis of the decisions of the courts of canada and the united states, that is approximately the situation. mr. gennadiy, i would just like to clarify, well, we understand that every crime, in particular a war crime, and a war crime, it has a name, a surname and a patronymic, well, in your opinion, the prospects for establishing who... is specifically responsible for committing this crime, in particular, it is about the downing of the plane, and to trace, so to speak, in your opinion, whether there is any hypothetical possibility, so to speak that is the iranian military hierarchical vertical, yes, well, we understand that someone will tell fables that it could be a mistake of one or another military operator, but maybe someone gave a certain ord

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. >>> welcome to all of you watching us in the united states, canada and around the world. blizzard conditions hit the state of iowa a day haeftd first in the nation caucuses. a new poll has former president trump poised for an historic win, it is the fight for second where we're seeing movement. >>> and as israel marks 100 days since the hamas attacks, demonstrators demand the release of those still held hostage. and protestors in washington call for an end to the military operation. >>> live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim un>>> tomorrow iowa hosts the first nominating contest of the presidential election, the state's republican caucuses. this weekend iowa has been coping with the winter storm that brought snow and blizzard conditions and forced candidates to cancel events during the crucial final days of the campaign. arctic temperatures will still be in place monday and many are concerned it will affect turnout, so candidates are working to drive upennews yam despite difficult conditions. >> we have a lot of tremendous support. >> if you will take the time

k. canada, united states have not expressed their support and i unfortunately do think that that will also play well the more country support south africa, the better. but there is that difficulty of the fact that police in the western countries are not seemingly being as supportive as they should be up to space. yeah . and then they are supportive of his route. most of them think like so. thank you so much. have a nice side cost or i for talking to us. thank you. all righty. site is a research on genocide joining us there from london time now to catch up on sports . he is joe foley. thank you very much. ryan. may i have such joes? amory, near his head coach and already replaced him with the former captain daniella de rossi 40 year old dural c steps. and until the end of june, with an option to extend, he paid more than $600.00 games for roma. putting your leaves with the called 9th instead. yeah. and the risk of missing the champions league for 6 years running the 3rd table games coming up lights on tuesday in the asian top of the 1st let's catch up on jordan's strong, starts to the

>>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." two days before new hampshire's primary, donald trump and nikki haley are duking it out while ron desantis shifts focus to the next state in the race for the white house. >>> plus, riran vows revenge after a deadly strike in damascus. we'll have a live report from the region. >>> and parts of the u.s. face dangerously low temperatures in the hours ahead. where an arctic chill is settling in for the remainder of the weekend. >>> we begin here in the u.s., as the presidential race becomes increasingly bitter with just two days to go before the new hampshire republican primary. former president donald trump and ex-south carolina governor nikki haley are ramping up attacks against each other. on saturday, hailey questioned trump's mental fitness after he appeared to confuse her with house democrat nancy pelosi. listen to this. >> when you're 80, that's what happens. you're just not as sharp as you used to be. there is a decline. and this is a sit

united states. other recent donors to ukraine included japan, canada, britain, as well as the international monetary fund and the world bank. but the key revenues are still from the united states and eu. in general, according to the ministry of finance in 2022. ukraine received $31 billion from international partners. in 2023, 42 billion dollars more. this year, expectations were somewhat reduced to $37 billion. according to minister of finance serhiy marchenko, it was reduced thanks to additional internal resources. and we return to that hole in the state budget for this year. the hryvnia deficit, which they want to cover with the already mentioned amount. 37 billion dollars. such a need for external financing, where to get it? if the united states and the eu are the biggest donors to ukraine, so be it say, they are delaying the help. for example , a large aid package for ukraine has been blocked in the american congress, and the eu cannot agree on a multi-year aid program. in both cases, we are talking about billions of dollars. of course, the best scenario for ukraine is that this money reaches t

jens stoltenberg, almost half of the military aid to kyiv is provided by canada and european countries. i thank the united states your leadership, for the critical military equipment that the united states is providing to ukraine, but let me emphasize that this is actually joint efforts of the united states, canada and european members of the alliance. however, kyiv, washington, and european capitals recognize that there are many difficulties in supplying weapons to ukraine. in recent months, the number of equipment provided to kyiv, in addition to anti-aircraft and anti -aircraft systems. reserves are close to zero , the kiel institute of the world economy calculated, at least according to official data. cnn writes: the west is gradually losing attention to ukraine, due to many other geopolitical challenges. a senior nato official who works directly with the issues of ukraine, told cnn that the long-term trend towards the worst outcome is now clearly visible. the west will lose attention to ukraine. kyiv's western allies in... in europe are losing interest in what was once their top priority, if even europeans

. >> for many of you, australia, new zealand, canada, the united states and great britain, we share informationevel that makes it just one view. there are countriesat have to bn saying shared information is shared power for shared defense. recently i was in the middle east and we were looking at the shortcoming of the visibility of the red sea becau don't have visibility of existing sites in saudi arabia and other allies. the connections to make them transparent to us could be there, but if our partner wants that transparency to come with a return, they want what we see and digest to be available back to them. we have every m major site and there's the canadian sit

states? how many divisional commissions can you imagine, and this is canada, which is not just a partner of the unitedeighbor , in general a successor, that is, not even a backyard, but a terrace, yes, the northern part of an american house organizes some kind of special institutional... such a story in order to understand how they can survive in case trump comes, how to behave, he immediately adds that he is ready to work with him, a strong history, that’s all, where this is what distinguishes a world leader, a country that claims world domination, that’s why to be a pioneer, they is it normal to act like this, okay, a pioneer, a missionary for the whole civilization? when no one understands inside the usa, and what they will have in six months, so outside, everyone sits, trembles and is afraid and does not understand how they will live, not because... the states will attack them, but simply , if their course changes internally, it’s not just a person, it will affect everything, you remember what they did with international agreements that related to iran and climate and all other areas, from iran to

who migrated through what is now vladivostok and the berring strait towards what is now canada and the united stateshen reached south america. it's like that. but when the europeans came here, most of the indians were doomed. a fact is a fact, in many countries of the new world, what remains of the indians is either geographical names from the paysandu series or such uruguay. the ball game is the same thing that the mapuche get closer to, they have palin, a national game, like hockey this is the same thing, the chukotka ball, he calls it the chukotka skimos, though he used it. such an occasion as the opening of an exhibition about the chukchi for the mapucha, we will continue the roll call of those scientists who had nothing to do with the preparation of the exhibition are not an interested country, but it is also about the whole cosmos. so, an assumption from russia. i think that in the chilean pantheon of the chilean indians there are also deities that worship fire, the sun, which is present among our indigenous peoples, birds, falcons, and cranes. and here you are, please reply-comment from chile

kurds some western supporters of the zionist regime, such as england, germany, canada and the united statesest action, stopped financial aid to the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in support of the zionist regime. criticizing the continued crimes of the zionist regime, anorwa warned about the strange occurrence of qahdi in gaza and announced that the survival of all the residents of this barricade is now thanks to the help of this organization. 600,000 palestinians in the gaza strip are facing the risk of starvation. if you haven't experienced all that you have seen , turn your face to the gaza strip , that is the place where we will receive the experience and the answer to the most difficult test that has plagued humanity . sometimes the occupiers target the small aid before reaching the target. there is no medicine, no food, no water and no electricity. whoever escapes from the attack and mortar, hunger is waiting for him. the more we move away from gaza, the situation and scene changes. celebration and festivals are held there. a land where oil and the tre

literally hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating all over the world, including in the united states, in canada, all of these regimes are dead against the palestinian people, they are even actually criminalizing these protests and yet people are defying them, so at the level of public opinion definitely yes, what is obviously very disturbing is that these western regimes, whether it's the united states, britain, germany, canada, france, all of these regimes, they are backing the zionist war criminals because they are their own kit and kin. i mean, we must understand that israel is an illegitimate entity thrust into the heartland of islam. this is a colonial settler entity that has been thrust there, and the the zionist rulers, whether it's the military or the politicians, are actually from the west, they are, they don't belong to that land and so... "this settler colonial entity and illegitimate entity has to be demolished, only then we will have peace there, and as shabir said, i don't think that these so-called international organizations are going to do it, i think the only solution is that

literally hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating all over the world, including in the united states, in canada, britain, france, in fact all of these regimes are dead against the palestinian people, they are even actually criminalizing these protests and yet people are defying them, so at the level of... public opinion, definitely yes, what is obviously very disturbing is that these western regimes, whether it's the united states, britain, germany, canada, france, all of these regimes, they are backing the zionist war criminals because they are their own kith and kin, i mean we must understand that israel is an illegitimate entity thrust into the heartland of islam, this is a colonial settler entity that has been thrust there and the design is... rulers, whether it's the military or the politicians are actually from the west, they are, they don't belong to that land, and so this settler colonial entity and illegitimate entity has to be demolished, only then we will have peace there, and as shabir said, i don't think that these so-called international organizations are going to do it, i think t

it is sometimes forgotten that the close bond the united states shares with canada is manifesta. and the signing of the treaty of ghent that ended the war of 1812 through the 19th century, the united states remained adversarial toward canada because it represented an extension of british colonial power in north america and a land that took foreign policy directives from london. as a result, canadians had a mix of antipathy and sympathy for the americans. as the unionist that apart during the winter of sumter. americans north and south had their reservations about canada to. in the north, they worried that canada will harbor would harbor southern spies who had hatch plots against the union. certainly as the war progressed and southern refugees spilled into were southern agents, including john wilkes booth and bennett young, id into st albans, vermont.st albans, and southerners never had much affinity for canada, especially after the 1933 excuse me, 1833 act of parliament that ended slavery in british colonies, including british north america. to further irritate slave owners, most

the nasamsk anti-aircraft missile system, which canada promised to purchase from the united states for24 , those transferred to kiev disappeared without a trace only after crossing the ukrainian border , and now, and now the finances disappear long before... the country, and the companies that are supposed to manufacture this complex know nothing about these napoleonic plans, no, three thimbles and a foam ball are clearly missing here. in general, canada was left without money, ukraine without a missile system, and the states in complete chocolate. to be honest, i am very surprised that israel was not included anywhere in this cunning aid scheme. in april 2023 , then canadian defense minister anita anand stated that the missile system is already on its way to ukraine, however, as canadian media note, this... the anti-aircraft system is stuck somewhere between the promises of the united states and canada, assistance to ukraine has long turned into a competition, who will push who harder, the west of ukraine or ukraine-west. and while world leaders are trying to find canadian finances, a

canada has some concerns. they are smaller country than the united states. ot the only state that wants to do this. canada is worried about drug shortages, potentially, if florida and more states start to try to import more drugs because prices are lower in canada. of course, the pharmaceutical industry is also really against this plan. >> saying that it poses a serious danger to public health. pharma, the lobbying group says they are considering all options from preventing this policy of harming patients. we could see some lawsuits, we will have to see if and when this becomes reality. >> a potential fight looming area thank you for that report. >>> now to some of the other headlines we are watching it verizon wireless customers will be notified if they are eligible to claim part of a $100 million proposed settlement. it resolves the class action lawsuit that claims that verizon's administrative fees were not fair. verizon denies the claims, with the settlement, the affected customers would receive up to $100. >>> an update on the story we covered yesterday

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to all you watching in the united states, canada, and around the world. brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- iowa turning into a ghost town as a blizzard moves through. this is as canadianance try to get their messages out to voters days before the caucuses. we'll go to des moines for the latest. >>> plus, the u.s. carrying out another round of strikes against houthis in yemen one day after hitting more than 30 locations. we'll look at the escalation in the region as the war rages on. >>> and taiwan votes for a new president as fear grows over threats from china. we'll take you live to hong kong. >>> only two days remain before the first nominating contest of the 2024 presidential race. the iowa republican causes. gop candidates are working to make their final pitches before iowa voters make their decisions on monday. donald trump remains the overall republican frontrunner while nikki haley and ron desantis are pitching themselves as alternatives to the former president. powerful winter storm has brought blizzard conditions that are already impacting the

how many countries supporting the occupation regime, including england, canada , and the united statesd financial aid to unrwa . at the same time, unrwa announced: the survival of all the residents of this barricade depends on the help of this organization. earlier, the zionist regime had demanded the termination of humanitarian aid to this organization and the resignation of its commissioner general, claiming that 12 of its employees were involved in the al-aqsa storm operation. protesters repeatedly interrupted us president joe biden's speech in south carolina. one of the protesters while from the place of the recent speech should. i would be fired, i shouted from my future and i am afraid of my country. we have reached the end of these news sections. thank you for your support. god bless you. in the name of god, i greet you , dear viewers, have a good day. in the last 24 hours , varzeghan is the coldest place in our country in east azerbaijan with a minimum temperature of 19 degrees below zero between the centers and provinces, and ardabil is the coldest center of the province with

most drugs produced in latin america go to the united states, canada and the european union, through, according to inside crime experts, the largest, most sophisticated and brutal criminal organizations in the region operate. we are talking about the cartels of senaloa, los setos, tijuana and juarez. along with coca and marijuana, these groups supply heroin and methamphetamine to neighbors, and keep some for internal use. brazil, south america's largest country, is home to two of the region's most powerful criminal gangs. the first capital command , the red team, began as prison gangs, but later turned into... a national organization specializing in the supply of cocaine to europe, extortion and kidnapping . total according to the un office for drugs and crime over the past 2 years, global cocaine production has increased by more than a third after slowing during the covid-19 pandemic. against this background, the number of criminal groups associated with drug trafficking has grown, and the business itself, according to un researchers, has become more fragmented. i don’t know whether

>>> welcome to all of you in the united states and canada. no one is above the law. the u.s. department of justice releases a scathing report on the police response to the school shooting of uvalde texas and the peregrine lunar lander fails to reach the moon. why the developers decided it was best to send the spacecraft crashing back to earth. >>> live from atlanta, this is cnn news room. >>> just four days to go until new hampshire's presidential primary. the second nominating contest of the 2024 race for the white house. candidates and their teams are working to convince any undecided voters. nikki haley made her case to new hampshire voters at a cnn town hall thursday night. >> now that they have started causing trouble, you know, what we are seeing biden do is now, it's like uh-oh, we are going to put the terrorist designation back on them. and now, even if you put the sanctions back on iran, it will take a while to do that. and so, our goal should always be how do you prevent war? that's the number one thing. how do you prevent war? and the best way to prevent war is to

day, the public opinion in the countries of the united states of america and america's protectors, such as england, france, and the united states, canada, these countries, you can see that today does not allow the past support of these governments in favor of this regime, which means that this itself is an obstacle to today's resistance to he is openly declaring that any government that supports the regime will be targeted. american, if this can be renewed, you can see that today the amount of operations that were carried out against american targets has increased, which means that today the resistance is an actor on the stage. governments that interacted with america and zionism should have their own considerations more than in the past. i say that we are going through a political transformation, which means that it will no longer be the case that the scene will be led by the united states in the region, but resistant actors in inside the region , today they are deciding that only one yemen, one ansarullah should declare in the red sea that any country that comes to sign a security agreement with its occupying regime will be targeted

western supporters of the zionist regime, such as england, in the latest action, germany, canada and the united states stopped financial aid to unrwa in support of the zionist regime. criticizing the continued crimes of the zionist regime, anrova warned about the strange occurrence of qahdi in gaza and declared that the survival of all the residents of this strip depends on the help of this organization. have you ever felt so hungry that you cried ? have you ever experienced the bitterness of poverty and misery and the frustration of waiting in long lines to get a judicial promise for your children? is it time to quench our thirst with sea water? have you ever substituted animal flour to make bread with it? if all that you saw. you have never experienced turning your face towards the gaza strip. that is where you get the experience and the answer to the most difficult test that has ever faced humanity. deshon israel, israel has launched a different kind of attack, the weapon of which is to starve people. this genocide continues and the siege is implemented. sometimes the occupiers target the little he

some western supporters of the zionist regime, such as england, germany, canada, and the united states, in the latest action, stopped financial aid to the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, unrwa, in support of the zionist regime. anurva with criticism. he warned and announced about the continuation of the crimes of the zionist regime regarding the strange happening of qahti in gaza now the survival of all residents of this barricade depends on the help of this organization. the shortage in the gaza strip has become such that many people have not been able to obtain flour for a long time. some people in the gaza strip are in a situation where hands. we prepare it at night and eat it when we wake up the next day. due to israel's restrictions and the continuation of the war, the united nations announced that it is facing a problem to send aid to northern gaza. after four months of the war, i remember that the last day we ate flour was maybe the first or second week of the war. it is said that several hundred thousand people are still in northern gaza while m

. >>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," it's the final weekend before new hampshire's primary, as the gop candidates take jabs at one another on the campaign trail. cnn is across all the latest developments. plus -- >> roe v. wade was overturned, so now we really need to stand up and fight for abortion rights for all women. >> hundreds of abortion rights advocates marching in washington this weekend as 2024 hopefuls look to rally their supporters on women's rights. >>> and iran vows retaliation against a deadly missile strike it blames on israel, raising fears the war in gaza could widen even further. we're live in the region. >> reporter: live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> we begin here in the u.s., where the presidential race is becoming increasingly bitter, with just two days to go before the new hampshire republican primary. the three major candidates are looking to put themselves on a solid path to the republican nomination. former president dona

♪ >>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world i'mim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >>> monday we have caucuses, but it's going to be frigid cold out and if my little beer can can make it out of my driveway again, we will be voting for sure. >> a bitter cold across iowa isn't stopping republican candidates and their supporters from getting out ahead of this monday's caucus. we will take you to des moines for the latest. >>> plus -- ♪ >> -- today marks 100 days since hamas launched its deadly raid into israel, killing and kidnapping hundreds of people. we will look at how the families of those still being held hostage are making the day. >>> and we're live in taiwan to see how voters there shrugged off warnings from china and reelected the ruling water for the third consecutive term. >> announcer: live from atlanta this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> the very first nominating contest of the 2024 u.s. presidential election is tomorrow. iowa's republican caucuses and a new poll finds that donald trump is still the man t

intelligence of english-speaking countries, well there new zealand, australia, great britain, canada and the united states survey the whole world, if you look at the globe, you will see that they look everywhere and know everything and accordingly, that is, i understand correctly that there is such an intelligence coalition to a certain extent. of course, it exists, and these coalitions , they have existed, so to speak, for a long time, that is, there is a certain coalition, the divorce of the community is in the united states of america, it is called that, it is in europe, accordingly, there is ukrainian interaction. intelligence, so we can watch certain special operations of ukrainian intelligence there, but they are quite simple things, when there is an enterprise and you look at it from above... it is the same as if you look at your studio from above and you will understand where the camera room is, where they drink coffee, where, where is the kitchen, yes, where is the toilet , excuse me, but mykola veres actually says, in the same way, if we look at any military facility or enterprise, we understand

great britain and ukraine should teach us that when there will be further agreements with canada and the united statessome specifics should be provided there. the only thing i will say positively about this year is that it is clear from this year that both sides clearly understand that it is temporary, that the best security guarantee is ukraine's membership in nato. and, by the way, exactly... this is why nato actually works, and because this organization has a common infrastructure, common headquarters, and common armies. in the agreement between great britain and ukraine, nothing is written about anything in common. but nato is common infrastructure. therefore, by the way, for example, russia is very afraid of approaching, as they say, the infrastructure of nato, even if finland joins the north atlantic alliance, because they understand that everything that is on the territory of finland can be used by other nato countries. that's nato. we need such agreements that allow the common use of common infrastructure with those countries with which we sign agreements and for this to be digitized and shown

happening right now. $600000000000.00 and russian assets had been frozen by the united states and the united kingdom and canada. that is an astronomical number. $600000000000.00. i don't even know where to begin. uh, garland with that number. oh, well i, i think it reflects a desperation. it's kind of like a person who jo was, you know, you've heard of the infamous analogy of someone who yells to get what they want. they don't get what they want. and the only thing they know how to do is jo, louder and louder, and the latter, they yelled, the less they get what they want, the us empire, when after russia, you know, it was a full spectrum attack and but diplomatically, economically, etc. with the economic situation didn't pan out the way they had suspected, they decided ok, we'll take more, we'll get more if we can just take their money. i think some of it also is out of your anger and emotion, the anger, it rushes to have the temerity to exist and to try to, you know, expand the there and you know, their economic power in the world which every country has a right to do so they're angry, they're trying to take

. >> now, for many of you, the five eyes as we call them come on chile, new zealand, canada the united states, we share information at a level that makes us almost just eyes, one view. there are country to country that are not members of the five eyes don't have to begin looking in this world and saying, shared information is shared power for shared defense. today, recently i was in the middle east and we were lkisibia because we don't have visibility of existing sites in saudi arabia and other allies. the sites are there. the connections to make them transparent to us could be there but if our partner once that transparency to come with a return. what we see and adjust to be available back to them. we need to be willing to do that. and so for australia we had that between us. we have virtually no difference. every major site including at the fifth fleet, just in bahrain recently, and there's a canadian city any station but it is a five eyes station. and so that rotates as to who would be there. they could just as easily be an australian working that desk. that desk right there for the fifth

fact, the most ethnic ukrainians are in russia now, as far as i understand, not even in canada or the united statesl of them, for example, are such that we no longer consider them as such that they can return here, well, in general, that is, the issue, again, of ethnicity, in citizenship, it is also peculiar. is this ethnic origin still important to us in principle, is it important or not, because on the example of this draft law, you can imagine what is important, but listen, we live in a country where 20% of us are ethnic russians, these ethnic russians, they did not stand on side of the russian federation, they are fighting against russia, there are a lot of people among them, what absolute patriots, not a bunch of 99%, well, i don’t know the percentages, percentages, percentages, yes, but none the less, well, accordingly, i don’t know a lot of people in our country who are jews... by origin there are beautiful ukrainians, we have a president after all he is also not a ukrainian by ethnic origin, well , we are talking about whether it is still relevant at all to tie this ethnic origin somewhere

between great britain and ukraine should teach us that when there are future agreements with canada and the united statese should be some specifics, i am the only one who i will say unequivocally about... in this agreement, it is clear from this agreement that both parties clearly understand that it is temporary, that the best guarantee of security is ukraine's membership in nato, and by the way, this is exactly why nato itself works , and because this organization has a common infrastructure, common headquarters, common armies, nothing is written in the agreement between great britain and ukraine about anything common, but nato is a common infrastructure, so by the way, for example, russia is very afraid of rapprochement, they say nato infrastructure, even if finland joins the north atlantic alliance because they understand that everything that is on the territory of finland military can be used by other nato countries as well. so, we need such agreements that allow the sharing of common infrastructure with those countries with which we sign agreements and that this be digitized and shown in the date. a

as a whole, they have been doing for. 75 years with the full support and complicity of the united states, canada, germany, britain and other european powers, all of which are fully responsible and must be held accountable for this ongoing genocide. israel's indiscriminate bombardment of gaza is claiming not just lives of palestinians, but the captives held by hamas as well, the palestinan resistance movement has released a video of an israel אני נוער גמני, איתי סבירסקי ויוסף שראבי. לאחר שהדין פגע במבנה שלנו, כולנו נקברנו בין העריסות. חיילי הקסם, חיילי החמאס הצליחו להציל את החיים שלי ושל איתי, אבל לאחר מכן, לא הצלחנו להציל את יוסי. יוסי לא שרד בשלב הזה. אחרי כמה ימים, שני לילות, העבירו את... ואת איתי למקום אחר, ובמהלך המעבר, איתי נפגע מכוחותנו, נורא ולא שרד, אני נותר. פצועה עם חבלות בראש, כל הראש בחתכים, פצועה בשאר הגוף, איתי סבירסקי, יוסף שרבי, שניהם מתו מירי כוחותנו, תעצרו את הטירוף הזה, תחזירו אותנו למשפחות שלנו, כל עוד אנחנו בחיים, תחזירו אותנו הביתה. it follows earlier footage in which three israely captives were talking in hebrew calling on the israely regime to secure their release. they u