and they've also being on panels here with the community security council. a conference the last couple of years and you offered the you, the extremely harmonious is hard to find to diplomats on the world stage. who sounds more similar, really youth and tony thinking and i'm gonna lead available. they have a very, very similar wells view of, sorry, kind of, you know, liberal internationally as view of the wells and, and the width them was to remind me, endav shenker the, the external affairs minister of india. so it's so bringing in a country that both babylon unblinking in the west. broad a would love to have more on the side, even what they see is this kind of backlog of the systems. it's emerging between democracies and we'll talk, receives around the world. but the india is resisting that media has a pretty so unique place in the world where, where it is really seeming and seeing itself is kind of not aligned with anybody. and that it can be friends with russia and with the west at the same time. so that was a lot of interest in how this relationship wou

and the security council solder their responsibility to prevent this deterioration of the situation. we cannot have we cannot accept that the security. council and the international community keep inert towards this very dangerous situation. from our perspective, we believe that the security council should shoulder its responsibility and act immediately and stopping the fighting, saving rafah from this looming catastrophe, and you know we would love to see the security council acting as quickly as... possible within its mandate and its power. we believe that we have massive support to this text. our effort is to do everything possible to stop israel from committing this crime of depopulating the gaza strip and stopping the war immediately. the guarantee to do that is to have a resolution calling for a cease fire. and we hope that the... security council would elevate itself to that responsibility, rabbi wise, i think the obvious question uh having listened to uh those arab representatives is will the un security council listen that we don't know again we're not prophets we know that it is incumbant on every human being at this present moment to demand to cry to speak and t

and the security council solder their responsibility to prevent this deterioration of the situation. we cannot have we cannot accept that the security council and the international community keep inert. uh towards this uh very uh dangerous uh situation, from our perspective, we believe that the security council should shoulder its responsibility and act immediately on stopping the fighting, saving rafah from this looming catastrophe, and you know we would love to see the security council acting as quickly as possible within uh its mandate. and its power, we believe that we have massive support to this text. our effort is to do everything possible to stop israel from committing this crime of depopulating the gaza strip and stopping the war immediately. the guarantee to do that is to have a resolution calling for sease fire, and we hope that the security council would elevate itself to the... responsibility rabbi w i think the obvious question uh having listened to uh those arab representatives is will the un security council listen that we don't know again we're not prophets we know that it is incumbent on every human being at this present moment to demand to cry to speak

providing weapons to as well, to defend israel before the extreme, the enraged international community at the security council. and other institution . so holland is just really the presentation of the over american attitude regarding the one in gauze and the last one, a 130 to 3 days the next on all to international. don't carry out. do you have the latest episode of the, with the blow is on with more news? i'll be back at the top of the thanks for watching the the, one of the things that i admire most about members of the millennial generation is they're in need optimism. they're optimistic about their futures, that careers, their families. it reminds me of when i was young before a life of whistle blowing needed out of me. still, there are some people who have such an in green need a natural desire to do right? that they global whistle on myriad issues throughout the course of their lives. no matter what the personal cost. i'm john kerry, uncle, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 and is really psychologist once told me that whistle blowers have a far better defined sense of right and wrong then

different from the demands that were put forward in the decisions of the international community, first of all un security counciltically the whole world is shared, and should lead to the creation of a palestinian state, so we will continue this work together with... with ours, with our colleagues, well , the next inter-palestinian meeting, together with vitaly vyacheslavovich naumkina and us we expect to conduct it with our colleagues in the foreseeable future. with the support, of course, of the palestinians themselves and their arab friends. well, you see how other pain points remain in the region; ostaninsky continues to work in the syrian arab republic format, at the end of january the next twenty- first meeting took place in astana, the joint actions of the ostaninskaya troika, russia, and iran were confirmed. switzerland has taken an openly anti-russian position, suffice it to say, they recently approved the concept of foreign policy, which states that switzerland strives to strengthen european security not with russia, but against russia, this is written in an official document, well, what kind of mediati

familiar with intelligence data about these weapons, the coordinator for strategic communications of the national security councilver were against negotiations, we have always been for negotiations, this also applies to ukraine, the ukrainian direction. the position of kiev’s western sponsors regarding negotiations in the ukrainian direction has remained unchanged since the breakdown of the istanbul agreements. several news agencies, citing an anonymous representative of the us state department, provide details of a conversation between us secretary of state blinken and brazilian president lula de silva. blinken and lula talked about the conflict in ukraine. blinken made it clear that the us does not see conditions for diplomacy. political the hypocrisy and resourcefulness of the collective west played a cruel joke on him. it is obvious that now, if negotiations on strategic stability issues begin, western leaders will have to start by recognizing that they themselves created all these problems. ivan kanavalov, maria mortanova, alexander gusev, channel one. well, i’ll add about who and how they listen to in the w

reject the draft resolution calling for the cease-fire and allowing the international community and security council to speak in one voice to continue military operations and displaced palestinians. as we attempt to steer the council away and prevented from shouldering its responsibility set out in the charter for such situations, we cannot help but wonder, what exactly is the role of the security council? when will it be allowed to play this supposed role? how many innocent lives should be killed before this actually happens? is 28,000 killed, more injured and more displaced and not enough? is the destruction of all of the infrastructure, homes, hospitals, worship places and offices not enough? is the killing of dozens of humanitarian workers and journalists not enough? madam president, the arab group strongly condemns the repeated attacks by the occupation power on syria and lebanon and the violation of their sovereignty, the killing of innocent civilians and anything that threatens peace and stability in the region on world. we will continue to make every effort at all levels and in all four so t

israeli occupation has been identified as a goal for the international community, by legally binding resolutions of the security council, including resolution 23, 34. israel is accordingly under an obligation to seiz its violations of international law and to allow the palestinian people to establish an independent state. this necessarily means that the occupation must come to an end. the other key problem that leads to continuous violation of human rights of palestinians are the israeli settlement activities. this policy sometimes referred to as creating creation of facts on the ground. was launched back in 1967 and has led to progressive shrinking of palestinian lans. this has effectively undermined prospects of negotiated solution of the of the one element of the f. status, namely the issues of territory and borders. the overall number of israeli setle settlers in the west bank including east jerusalem is over 7000. the situation is exacerbated by other arbitrary moves by the israeli authorities, such as confiscation of lands, demolition of homes and prohibition of new construction. most recently, this has been acco

israeli occupation has been identified as a goal for the international community by legally binding resolutions of the security council, including resolution 23:34. israel is accordingly under an obligation to see its violations of international law and to allow the palestinian people to establish an independent state. this necessarily means that the occupation must come to an end, it is my great honor and privilege to appear on behalf of egypt, the arab republic of egypt in this advisory opinion of historical importance, in which the general assembly is once again seeking the court's guidance in respect of the question of palestine. this comes against the backdrop of a 75 year history of displacement, disposession, collective. punishment and daily indiscriminate and systematic violence and human suffering of untold proportions. mr. president, as we speak, israel's brutal onslaught continues to rage in occupied gaza, where 29 innocent civilians have been killed, was 2.3 million people forcibly transferred and displaced in violation of international law. israel is deliberately and creating conditions of life that are t

community. this rise has been recognized by the general assembly, the security council and by this court. it's worth recalling that the principle of self determination of peoples. is one of the foundations of the united nations, mentioned in the very first article of its charter. every state has the duty to refrain from any forceable action which deprives people, peoples of their right to self determination. meanwhile, as recognized by the general assembly, the protracted israeli occupation prevents the palestinians from implementing that right. an end to the israeli occupation has been identified as a goal for the international community by legally binding resolutions of the security council, including resolution 23:34. israel is accordingly under an obligation to see its violations of international law and to allow the palestinian people to establish an independent state. the this necessarily means that the occupation must come to an end. it is my great honor and privilege to appear on behalf of egypt, the arab republic of egypt in this advisory opinion of historical importance in which

sending abrams to ukraine, the coordinator for strategic communications at the us national security councilk is invincible. this, as the president said, is the most combat-ready and powerful tank in the world. it is necessary to undergo special training. in addition, there are complex maintenance requirements, a whole supply system, it uses a gas turbine engine, essentially a jet engine with 1500 horsepower. abrams are in service with nine armies, the usa, australia, poland, taiwan, morocco and the middle east. a baptism of fire, the vehicles served in the gulf war, the body is protected by multi-layer armor made of kevlar, ceramics and become. a computer fire control system has been installed, which automatically calculates corrections. for shooting, all-round visibility is provided by six surveillance devices, there is even air conditioning, and before sending it to ukraine, the pentagon removed all secret equipment from the tank. abrams are modified to remove sensitive technology, a necessary precaution in case the russians capture one of the vehicles and use it for reconnaissance purpos

at the same time, the coordinator of strategic communications of the us security council, john kirby , emphasized that the operation against the houthis was not the last. i certainly won't talk about potential future military operations, but what you saw friday night was just the first phase. additional retaliatory actions will be taken against the administration of the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the groups they support. in namibia, where president habe geingop died this morning , a new head of state has already been appointed. nangolo- mbumba will hold this position until the end of the year, until the country officially holds elections. heingop died in hospital at the age of 82. he was previously diagnosed with cancer, he was an active supporter of putin and his regime, also criticized the west for their support of ukraine in the fight against the aggressor. he has ruled the west african country for the past eight years, and before that he was prime minister twice. the national artistic swimming team of ukraine won a silver medal at the world aquatics championship, which

house press secretary, and john coby, who's title is coordinator for strategic communications at the national security council but who speaks from the podium at the white house could be and other spokespeople operating in a media climate. which ologist can come not just from journalists in press phones or new studios, but from the repeated report us trapped in gaza or putting out of the videos have flooded social media and have even jump into mainstream news reporting. tonight, news at 10 has evidence of a group of unarmed palestinians coming on to find one of the 3 police hits and fatally wounded as coming on. sound carry him. they've killed him. yells this youth then suddenly woke on fire. that itd to port was brought up at a state department briefing. the spokesman had to clean in essence, but he couldn't see what everyone else who saw the report could. i have seen the that footage, but i am not going to comment on the specifics around that given i am not aware of the full circumstances on the ground dodging difficult questions, beating evidence that conflicts with us positions. it's part of any sports per

fulfill its constitutional obligations and allocate funds that... at home there is a communicator of the national security councilsupply missiles, because israel is not ukraine, he finds, and no one says a word about it, israel is an internal problem, israel is an internal problem, yes, and ukraine is so, so blaming congress for everything, yes, of course, good the administration would receive another 60 billion. and no one argues, but this is not the decisive factor, the decisive factor is that firstly, of course, apparently, judging by everyone, i read ukrainian publics. already the morale of the ukrainian troops is already, of course, significantly , well, falling, it is noticeable from those stories of prisoners, and the number of prisoners already, this is all evidence that the morale is already such enthusiasm, you know, for the liberation of their lands, it is already, well, at least at least, if it has not disappeared completely, it is decreasing noticeably. reading the message the united states, from holland, from denmark , which should soon arrive in ukraine, f-16 combat aircraft, new patriot systems, i

community. this size has been recognized by the general assembly, the security council, and by this course, it's about center calling that the principle of self determination of peoples is one of the foundations of the united nations. mentioned in the very 1st article of fits chuck habit estate has the duty to refrain from any form of civil action which deprives people's people. so for this, so right to self determination, meanwhile, has said they've got a nice there by the general assembly. they've brought practice, he's a very little patient, prevents the been the students from implementing that, that type. and then to there is a little patience has been identified as a goal for today, instead of national community by legally binding resolution some of the security council, including better solution 23. the 3rd, therefore, he's an, he's a court, the gauge of the seas. it's violations of international law and to allow the police didn't default to establish an independent state based necessarily means that the occupation must come to and then the out the key problem that leads to continuous viol

without this one. there are custom shirts unfortunately yes yes yes former white house security council strategic communications advisor john kirby has been appointed to a major new role as assistant to the president of the united states and white house national security communications advisor. this information was reported by the associated press news agency, citing its own sources in the administration of us president joe biden. according to the latest information, admiral kirby will be in charge. his own staff, which will ensure the exchange of information between various departments, working separately from the white house security council, that is, such a promotion. well, finland has a new president, alexander stup, a candidate from the national coalition party. it was he who won the day before during the second round of elections. according to the ministry of justice of the country, after counting 100% of the votes, sudstup won support. 50 is a little more than 51% of the country's citizens with the right to vote. what's interesting: the stupa is a longtime supporter of joining finland to nato, deepening

i don't remember exactly if it's was anthony blinkin, or it was white house security council strategic communicationsinator john kirby, they said when asked about, sorry, i remembered, it was white house press secretary, karin janr, when asked what the white house thinks about the possible the dismissal of the meritorious person, she said: the white house does not think anything about it, because it is a sovereign decision of the ukrainian government and the ukrainian people, well, we have this decision, well... unfortunately, we have this decision. yes, well, now to one more important moment, as vasyl said affects ukraine. yesterday, to our great regret, the package bill on aid to israel in ukraine, as well as strengthening control measures on the southern border of the united states of america, did not pass the first procedural, so-called signal vote in the senate of the american congress. the initiative provided for the allocation of additional budget allocations in the amount of more than 118 billion dollars, of which 60, a little more, billions, the senators proposed to direct to support ukraine

this was said by the coordinator of strategic communications of the white house security council, johnring the briefing. according to him, your... hton puts forward a condition: turkey must give up the russian s-300 and s-400 air defense systems. mr. admiral did not provide more details, but added that the discussion of this issue is ongoing, and when the official ankara fulfills this condition, the issue of the transfer of their newest military aircraft will be resolved. now i want us to go back a few years ago, when turkey was just negotiating with the united states of america to buy these f-35 fighters, and at the same time she was negotiating with russia and bought the s400, well, just logic, now you have to decide what you like more, like the s-400, which prove that , that they shoot something down, or do you need f35s that prove their effectiveness in combat, by the way, interestingly , defense express wrote about the fact that... well, these s-400s can be sent to ukraine, yes, if well, we don't have those yet, we have them there c300, there are c200,300, well, c-400, let’s go, e

this was said by the coordinator of strategic communications of the white house security council, johnuring the briefing. for him with words, washington puts forward a condition. turkey should give up dew. s-300 and s-400 air defense systems. mr. admiral did not provide more details, but added that the discussion of this issue is ongoing, and when the official ankara fulfills this condition, the issue of the transfer of their newest military aircraft will be resolved. now i want us to go back a few years, when turkey was just negotiating with the united states of america to buy these... f35 fighter jets and at the same time they were negotiating with russia and bought the s400. well, just logic, and now you have to decide that you like the s-400 more, which prove that they shoot something down. do you need f-35s that prove their effectiveness in combat, by the way, interestingly, defense express wrote that these s-400s can be sent to ukraine, and if so, well, we still have them. we have s 300 there, s2000 , well s400, even though they don’t shoot down very well, but they shoot down, so

blinken, i i can't remember exactly if it was anthony blinken or if it was white house security council strategic communicationsrdinator john kirby, they said when asked about it, and i'm sorry, i remembered it was the white house press secretary , karin janr, when asked what's up in the white house are thinking about the possible release of the employee, she said: the white house is not thinking about it, because it is a sovereign decision of the ukrainian government and the ukrainian people. well, do we have this solution? well, unfortunately, we have this solution. yes, and now to one more important point, as vasyl said, which affects ukraine yesterday... unfortunately, the package bill on aid to israel in ukraine, as well as the strengthening of control measures on the southern border of the united states of america, did not pass the first procedural , the so-called signal vote in senate of the us congress. the initiative provided for the allocation of additional budget appropriations in the amount of more than 118 billion dollars, of which 60, a little more than billions, the senators proposed to direct to

no such plans, about that. during the briefing, the coordinator of strategic communications of the white house security council, john kirby, said in response to a question about whether the united states can send its troops to ukraine for a purpose that is not directly related to the conduct of hostilities . the admiral answered what exactly we are listening to in direct speech. no, in ukraine, only those american military personnel who are connected to the embassy, ​​they are part of the apparatus of the attache from the... defense and they do important work, helping us with security accountability of weapons and systems provided to ukraine, the president made it clear that there will be no us troops in ukraine, but here is a person who stubbornly continues to call herself an official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, whom i stubbornly continue to call just a spokeswoman, masha zakharova on it answered that if on the territory of ukraine at a certain point in time. western troops may appear, then this will only fan the flames, and this will be considered by russia as an escalation o

this was stated by the coordinator of strategic communications of the white house security council, johnirby, during the briefing. but answering the question about whether the usa can send its troops to... ukraine for a purpose that is not directly related to the conduct of hostilities, mr. admiral replied that we are listening to stubborn language. no, in ukraine just those us military people who are attached to the embassy, ​​they are part of the defense attaché's office, and they do important work in helping us to ensure accountability for the weapons and systems that are provided to ukraine. the president made it clear that us troops. will not be in ukraine, but the person who stubbornly continues to call herself an official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, whom i stubbornly continue to call just a spokeswoman, masha zakharova replied that if on the territory of ukraine at a certain point in time they can if western troops appear, it will only fan the flames, and this will be considered by russia as an escalation of the conflict, well, what is an even grea

washington to, to see that there is a strong cold from the entire international community to act and the security council to act. we appreciate that. but of course, in the, in the business over the united states is the business. we believe that it is high time now for the security council to decide another humanitarian ceasefire resolution after $171.00 days. and after 2 it is in the oceans adopted in the security council until in the general assembly. and a number of the draft of the video sions failed in the security council. i think the space is not only for those who are continuing to us for a lot of time. we aware of more than jetting out us to give our colleagues additional time when they told us that they were going to columbia. we gave them that time. the discussion is almost over the action is needed and we hope that the action will take place as quickly as possible. thank you very much. i a massive support among un security council members for the arab group text, the words that of the palestinian ambassador to the united nations. that we all months sold briefing journalist off to a meeting of

strip, serious time and again fog complaint with the un and its security council over israel's attacks lambasting the international community for its inaction. now joining us out of the assyrian capital damascus is press tv correspondent ibrahim wahti for an update, hello! ibrahim, hope you are safe and doing well, what can you tell us? yes, how are you, hope you're good? four success of exclusions were heard this evening from the direction of the south. eastern uh damascus due to the interception of an israeli aggression. the syrian ministry of defense stated that at 9:35 p.m. today, wednesday, the israel aggression carried out an aggression from the direction of the occupied syrian jalan, targeting some sites in some points in the vicinity of damascus our air defenses uh intercepted the aggression and chop down some of the missiles, well unfortunately some of the missiles reach their targets. the initial reports indicated that the aggression targeted two sides between sayid city and hajera town. the two sides were were targeted with two waves of missiles causing loud explosions very loud. this time was really big explosio

and in general, in the international community, we've got to believe the united national security council, which has a problem with responsibility for maintenance of international peace and security, has clearly failed to discharge its, which is the majority of them was faithful to you and have asked for an immediate unconditional excuse for in gaza and deliberate. it was on him that sufficient and substantial minutes audio assistance so far be glad to please secure to counsel as full and short of establishing such but just amounts. loyalty as its incident flows or by the same token, the situation in the occupied territories has not improved despite new monsters. allusions that the un general assembly, as it goes to causal visible shows up on dickens is all you just on the full, you know, to elections that across the, the new, then void in menu of the you under the bushes are continuously putting the prostate fusion in jeopardy, almost at the activities has been testified to the extent that it is not extremely difficult to mention. going to give you 2 of the occupied. but this thing in 30

this was announced by the strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, johnrby , during a conversation with journalists on board air force one. at the same time , kirby emphasized that it is about financial, not financial about security assistance. and it remains critical that congress vote to allocate additional security funding for ukraine. the day before, our correspondent pecia vidaku svaara asked john kirby if the administration was planning. send an additional request for ukraine separately from financing other urgent needs. i want to move now to the issues of ukraine and the border. it seems that the republic. in the house of representatives are changing their position and are now rejecting any compromise on the border or aid to ukraine because they do not want to give this victory to the president in an election year. do you have a way out of this trap? obviously, i can't talk about electoral politics or the motivations behind such decisions. it is very important that we receive this funding for ukraine, israel, the indo-tafrican region and of course

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already spoken on this issue in his new capacity as coordinator for strategic communications of the us national security councilly, we are receiving reports from ukrainians that the situation in avdiivka is critical. the russians continue to press on ukrainian positions every single day. there is a big risk that avdiivka will fall under russian control, in large part because ukrainian soldiers at the front are running out of ammunition. russia is attacking ukrainian positions in wave after wave, and since congress has not yet passed a bill, we cannot provide ukraine with the ammunition it desperately needs to repel these russian attacks. russian. on the border, on assistance to ukraine, on the rights of migrants, on anything else, then this issue can never be resolved normally, and the ukrainians are largely to blame themselves, because they are addressing their own issue, this zelensky went, which means , the leader of the kiev regime, and was just trying to get involved in american foreign policy, attempts to play american foreign policy for him ended with him becoming a dish on the american domestic politica

security council resolutions. in particular resolutions 242 adopted in 196-7338, adopted in 1973. this statement remains as proved today as it was then as the security council, the general assembly and the international community have consistently affirmed. and as many of the submissions in these proceedings recognize as set out in our written submissions, the established framework for which even a comprehensive and during peace is anchored in security council resolutions. 242 and 338. i the upstairs for these and subsequent resolutions call for the application of to enter dependent and inseparable requirements for just and lasting peace. one is the withdrawal forces from occupied territory and the other is peace and security for states in the middle east to acknowledgement of the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of every state in the area. and identified these inter dependent requirements. the security council decided that the withdrawal of israeli forces relies on and is bound together with the termination of illiteracy, mutual recognition, and respect for the right of israel and every other state in the region to live in peace within secure and recognized boundaries, free from t

of the situation in gaza and the increasing requests of the international community for the intervention of the council security in order to end the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. this council has not convened any meeting about gaza since two weeks ago. meanwhile , the deputy secretary general of the united nations has warned that the people of gaza are under attack. which is unprecedented in its vastness and brutality, more than half of the population of gaza has gathered in rafah while they have nothing to eat and lack medical facilities and a place to sleep . israeli attack on rafah causes new carnage in gaza. the united nations high commissioner for human rights, by announcing that the amount of civilian killings in gaza is unprecedented, calls for increased pressure. international on the zionist regime in order. the killing of the people of gaza has stopped. the un security council held a meeting on the situation in yemen. the meeting in which china and russia, as the two permanent members of the security council , warned the other two permanent members of the security council, the united states and

sending abrams to ukraine, the coordinator for strategic communications at the us national security councilk invincible. this, as the president said, is the most combat-ready and powerful tank in the world. it is necessary to undergo special training. in addition, there are complex maintenance requirements . a whole supply system. in him a gas turbine engine is used, essentially a jet engine with 1,500 horsepower. operating these tanks in the field requires a lot. armored vehicles are very important. you know, you don't go after alligators with a corn stalk. are in service with nine armies of the united states, australia, poland, taiwan, morocco and the middle east. the vehicles experienced baptism of fire in the gulf war. the hull is protected by multi-layer armor made of kevlar, ceramic and steel, and a computer fire control system is installed, which automatically calculates corrections for shooting. all-round visibility is provided by six devices, surveillance, there is even air conditioning, and before being sent to ukraine, all sensitive equipment was removed from the tank. abrams are

this confirm the long-held belief of the international community in. including as expressed through various un security council and general assembly resolution that the palestinian people are entitled to self-determination. let me reconfirm indonesia position in line with the court view that the fulfillment of such right is an erga omness obligation. in other word. all countries, i repeat, all countries have legal obligation to respect that right and to contribute to its realization. consequently, any endorsement or recognition of israel's policies of practices that obstruct the right to self-determination of the palestinian shall be unlawful. mr. president, members of the court, in addressing the issue of the right to self-determination to palestina, palestinian, it is also important to remind ourselves that the occupation has become instrument to suppress such a fundamental right, this court in its opinion on the wall as well as the un security council and general assembly in the res'. solution have reaffirm from time to time the status of israel as an occupying power. the occupation has been prolonged and e

time and again filed complaint with the united nations and the un security council over these attacks lambasting the international community for its enaction. our correspondent in syria ibrahim wahti joined us earlier to bring us up to date on israel's latest attack on damascus. excusions were heard this evening from the direction of the... southeastern uh damascus due to the interception of an israeli aggression, the syrian ministry of defense stated that at 9:35 p.m. today uh wednesday the israel aggression carried out an aggression from the direction of the occupied syrian jalan targeting some sites in some points in the vicinity of damascus our air defences uh intercepted the aggression and shut down some of the missiles while unfortunately some of the missiles uh reach their targets, the initial reports indicated that the aggression targeted two sides uh between sayid up city and hajera town, the two sides were were targeted with two waves of missiles causing loud explosions very loud, this time was really big explosion uh big fire was repted also which indicate that israel used highly expl explosive ammunition, the l

security council meeting. serbia calls on the international community to take action regarding with the decision of the centralo as the only currency. olga ponomareva found out what other statements were made. outbreaks of violence in zvecin and banjsk, arbitrariness of the kosovo police, which should not exist at all according to resolution 1244, about 200 attacks on serbs in 2023 alone, deprivation of voting and other rights to food. serbia and finally, the confiscation of 4 million that belgrade sent for salaries, pensions and benefits. un special representative korolina ziady listed the scale of lawlessness in kosovo at length point by point. scary, no i know how i will live without a pension, this is my only source of income, this is my house, but i don’t know how to live. srbi has two elections in kosova. serbs in kosovo have two options. the provisional institutions of self-government in pristina have created a territory in which it is impossible for serbs to live, and they are now carrying out systematic attacks against the serb civilian population. this situation can cause irreparable damage in terms

against any nato member that doesn't pay enough joining us now, white house national security council, communications coordinator john kirby, we appreciate your time. i may have met. i know you have your promotion and all that, kirby, i apologize if your title has shifted, i'll call you admiral as who s appreciate your time this morning. i want to start with the president's remarks yesterday they were very sharp. they were very pointed what led him to decide that he needed to make remarks like that in the wake of what we heard from his likely political appointment opponent november, he wanted to mark, of course, important moment in the senate, which get this bill through, which was an important milestone, hopefully to getting it to his desk and i think he wanted to recognize the moment that we're in right now is the house has to now take this up and make and make a decision about where they're going to stand. and i thought that the president felt it was important to make that case to the american people why this bill needs to go forward, why a lot of hard work went into it, and why it's important for

time and again filed complaints with the united nations and its security council over israel's attack slambasting the international communitynse stated that at 9. 35 pm today uh wednesday the israel aggression carried out aggression from the direction of the occupied syrian jalan targeting some sites in some points in the vicinity of damascus our air defenses intercepted the aggression and shut down some of the missiles while unfortunately some of the missiles uh reached their targets. the initial reports indicated that the aggression targeted two sides uh between say the zin up city and and the two sides were were targeted with two waves of uh missiles uh causing loud explosions, very loud, this time was really big explosion, big fire was repted also which indicate that israel used a highly exp explosive ammunition, the latest uh attacks as you know uh targeted civilian places, civilians residential places, this aggression in specific targeted. also a residential building on the outskirts of sa zenab city which is dennisley which is densely populated with civilians, this also indicated that israel is trying to destabilize

but that doesn't preclude the international community that doesn't preclude the security council, for example, from adopting a mandatory resolution imposing it on israel. and that's really the crux of the matter because we know that's probably not going to happen immediately. um, you know, israel has enjoyed international and community for decades of, for it's violations of international law. and that's truly the crux of the matter. obviously, i don't think anybody expects israel to get some kind of a unfavorable advisory opinion and all of a sudden say, oh well, we better be good boys in news from now and we're going to change the system of course. but what it is going to do, what these kind of legal decisions and rulings do is they just make it more. busy and more difficult for israel's western enablers and western accomplices to continuing, enabling the violations. i think it makes it more and more difficult for them to continue on with business unusual. and that's really where we have to push right away. yeah, i guess uh tell me uh that uh uh, so there was referencing the united s