he's only been in command of a corps. first corps for two weeks. but he is going to lead the attack. he's going to cross and creek. he has three divisions. you know, guy on the left, who's that guy? the middle who did not invent baseball. all right. who's guy over on the right? that's james ricketts. bad lee wounded at first. bull run remembers stonewalled brigade overruns, his battery almost dies. so are they going to come across the upper bridge? why? because it's not defended. mcleod lane knows that lee does not have troops over the upper bridge. why he doesn't have men to defend the upper bridge. and so that's where he's going to send him across. and this is a period photograph and. this is a current photograph. and it's interesting. i don't know how many of you actually have seen the upper neat place. you can actually drive over it. it's still intact. it's still carrying cars and, people. this would be from the union side marching over. they're going to they're going to cross on the 16th, the day before battle at about 2:00 in the afternoon. a

we've talked about the first corps. we've tald the 12th corps. let's now dip down into the lower bridge. we could and this is going to a little bit later on in the morning, remember, we're going to start off according to mcclellan. we're going to start off attacking e's left flank, and then we're going to attack his right flank. and it is going to be the ninth corps under ambrose. now, there's some confusion here. and even today some historians wonder really what going on. he's a wing commander, as was sumner. and when he became a wing commander, he makes jesse commander the sixth of the ninth corps. but jesse reno's going to be killed and fox gap. so this man who's actually more of a politician than anything else jacob grant cox will command the ninth corps. it's big not as big as the 12th as a second corps, but bigger than most of the others. you can see almost 13,000 men, four divisions, relatively new to the army they've been fighting in north carolina, but had fought at fox as gap as anyone been to the foxes get battlefield it's a great batt

he's only been in command of a corps. first corps for two weeks. but he is going to lead the attack. he's going to cross and creek. he has three divisions. you know, guy on the left, who's that guy? the middle who did not invent baseball. all right. who's guy over on the right? that's james ricketts. bad lee wounded at first. bull run remembers stonewalled brigade overruns, his battery almost dies. so are they going to come across the upper bridge? why? because it's not defended. mcleod lane knows that lee does not have troops over the upper bridge. why he doesn't have men to defend the upper bridge. and so that's where he's going to send him across. and this is a period photograph and. this is a current photograph. and it's interesting. i don't know how many of you actually have seen the upper neat place. you can actually drive over it. it's still intact. it's still carrying cars and, people. this would be from the union side marching over. they're going to they're going to cross on the 16th, the day before battle at about 2:00 in the afternoon. a

god willing , all units of the police corps. in the region , they are following the pursuit of the enemy and the pursuit of the evildoers, and the terrorists who engage in these terrorist operations will surely taste the meaning of violation of security in the near future, and the government information office in gaza announced with the testimony of two journalists. in gaza, the number of journalist martyrs since the beginning of the war in this region. according to the announcement of this office , more than 50 media offices were completely or partially destroyed as a result of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza. journalists are among the groups whose lives must be protected in conflicts according to international laws, and targeting them intentionally is considered a war crime. until the next part. iran conquers the faw peninsula in the amphibious operation walfajr 8, the only point of control of the arabs in the persian gulf. a few minutes before the official start of the operation , the people of kano, behind the enemy, hi

but it has the duty to engage with the 3rd corps.rps is responsible for the defense of the north of basra, but this conflict is difficult from the point of view of the commanders , because for the iranians, shalamcheh fortress and facilities 5. discussions are impenetrable. the last time there was an operation in this area was 4 years ago during the ramadan operation. tape no. 20 888 is actually the beginning of the attack on the enemy's first line positions and the narrator recorded this . now, the date of implementation of karbala operation is may 4 to be in the name of god. 10:30 a.m. khatam al-anbia camp, south of bahmanshir , or muhammad, or muhammad, or muhammad, according to the operation plan, since one hour ago, the commanders of imam hossein's 14th army engaged in a telephone conversation due to possible wiretapping and the location of the entire camp. all communications were by phone, mr. jafari, so we are waiting for alikhani, the commander of the irgc ground forces , to report on the advance of each force in the main axi

moments ago, the islamic revolutionary guard corps statement was published. i am reciting the army at your service in the name of allah, the most merciful and most merciful, to the knowledge of the noble and heroic nation of iran, an hour ago in the missile attack. criminally, the fake and child-killing zionist regime brought to damascus brigadier general seyed razi mousavi, one of the irgc's experienced military advisers in syria , who was martyred. he is a comrade he was the commander of the martyr hajj qassem soleimani and was responsible for the support of the resistance front in syria. congratulating and condoling the martyrdom of this supreme commander , it is emphasized to the noble family and members of the commanders and fighters of the islamic resistance front that the usurper regime , the zionist usurper regime will pay for this crime , more information will be sent to the great iranian nation. the entire islamic revolutionary guard corps also based on the announcement that the media had the media of the resistance front, sardar mousavi was one of

the ninth corps. in the summer of 1941, colonel eisenhower became chief of staff to general walter kruger, whose newly organized third army was preparing to participate in the most realistic war maneuvers yet held by american troops troops. in maneuvers over the louisiana countryside. as america fought for the time to train its growing army of citizen soldiers, eisenhower's task was to work out a plan of defense against an invading mechanized force. soon after the maneuvers were over, eisenhower was promoted to brigadier, and within a matter of days came the bombing of pearl harbor. from almost this moment on, the fate of the nation and, the fate of general dwight eisenhower be inextricably bound together and call to washington. the first weeks after the war began, went to work in the war plans office of the war department. among plans formulated during this time was the central strategic determination to make an eventual attack across the english. the principal allied defensive effort. a mural coveri

the ninth corps. in the summer of 1941, colonel eisenhower became chief of staff to general walter kruger, whose newly organized third army was preparing to participate in the most realistic war maneuvers yet held by american troops troops. in maneuvers over the louisiana countryside. as america fought for the time to train its growing army of citizen soldiers, eisenhower's task was to work out a plan of defense against an invading mechanized force. soon after the maneuvers were over, eisenhower was promoted to brigadier, and within a matter of days came the bombing of pearl harbor. from almost this moment on, the fate of the nation and, the fate of general dwight eisenhower be inextricably bound together and call to washington. the first weeks after the war began, went to work in the war plans office of the war department. among plans formulated during this time was the central strategic determination to make an eventual attack across the english. the principal allied defensive effort. a mural coveri

the ilovaisk cauldron, the battles for shakhtersk, the debaltsevo operation , regular combat army corps created from separate scattered militia units, that is, on november 14 , alexander zakharchenko signed a decree on the creation of the first donetsk army corps, already tanks, armored vehicles, the whole point is, that after the debaltsevo cauldron there was an arsenal of weapons. russian military personnel who had everything benefits, status of military personnel and the guys from the first second donetsk and lugansk operations walked shoulder to shoulder with active army corps that did not have these benefits, the situation began to hope that this will still be the case in the future, our military personnel will be equal in these rights. studio. and this is an extremely important explanation of how volunteer units were formed, how... work is being done to equalize all opportunities and benefits. thank you, vadim, our correspondent, vadim topalov, was in direct contact. at all, of course, the situation in ukraine has become one of the main topics of the direct line with the president

marine corps sergeant johnny rosario. marine corps corporal --. marine corps lance corporal jerrod schmidt, and navy hospital corpsman max --. how much have you had a chance interact with the families of those fallen amecans? guest: first off, thank you very much for doing that, for reading. i think any of the familyatter to watch the show appreciate that because a big purpose of this book was to keep the memories of those 13 u.s. service members alive as well as all the other u.s. service who lost their lives in afghanistan. when writing the book, i had the privilege and the honor to talk to a bunch of th goldstar families and it's tough. i can't imagine what they went through and what they are still going throh. but i appreciate their willingness to speak with me and speak publicly about who those service members were. a lot of these were very young service members, a lot of them probably don't even remember 9/11 terrorist attacks. guest: exactly right, that was the oldest guy. i had the pleasure of speaking with darren hoover's parents, and a n

and belongs to some kind of power structure , this could be a cadet corps, there is a conditionallycorps, the ministry of internal affairs, the russian guard, the ministry of defense, there are cadet corps. it’s like a college, that’s right, it’s a secondary education system that is part of the education system of the law enforcement agencies, and a cadet school or cadet boarding school, this is a municipality. the movement of children and youth, the movement of the first, i am glad to welcome you, what exactly is education in your movement? this year we helped families prepare first-graders for school, these are school kits, this year we completely decorated school spaces and all regions in general, bosses renovated schools, because the infrastructure was destroyed, it simply does not exist. what the first russia is doing in new regions, restoring just basic things, schools, kindergartens, and we... give the kids just need to study , get to know themselves, travel all over the country now, we have more than 15 thousand kids there this year on university shifts, and what is this abo

petersburg, he, he, by the way, he, excuse me, he actually sent a corps there, in my opinion macdonaldtimated here , he was defeated by bernadotte, in my opinion, no, not bernadotte, he stood there, if he had gone to st. petersburg, then the second and third armies would have carried out the plan ; he wasn’t going to reach moscow, he could lies before, this was the main mistake, well , firstly, tarmasov with his own, tarmasov of his third army was not in the aisles at all, i beg your pardon, there was schwenzerberg’s corps, these were the austrians and the eighth corps, naturally, but the question is different, why in general, in that direction there was an attack, someone the idea of ​​invasions was possible. didn’t fight in that period, it was necessary to defeat the russian army in 2 months, and moreover, according to the plan, if the army had come forward, it would have been defeated immediately, why, why did you have to go across the niemen, since that’s what we’re talking about speech, that is, listen to him, well, if it didn’t bother a person to seriously think through, think th

. >> reporter: from the marine corps to the yoga mat, how a bay area veteran is helping break a stigma and spread the healing power of yoga to others. >> it likely saved my life like who i was in the past, who i am now. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> we've seen tense debates over the war between israel and hamas play out in protests on the streets, in city council meetings. now some oakland teachers plan to bring it into the classroom as part of a teach-in for palestine. it's supposed to happen wednesday, but the oakland school district does not support what appears to be a one-sided curriculum. we've heard some parents say they plan to keep their kids home. lauren toms has a look at the lesson plan and strong reaction on both sides. >> reporter: cbs news bay area has obtained this google document that details a proposed curriculum for oakland students ages pre-k to high school to learn about the war between israel and hamas. the lesson plan shows the conflict from a palestinian perspe know that perspective. >> know that our power is just. >>

he's got the six corps now. the second corps and the fifth corps. our freedom to maneuver now, because they're not in the lines anymore. so ten or 12 days is unreal, mystic. and of course, you know, just several days later, the army is in bad shape. they lack clothing, they lack shoes, the rations are are coming in better, but not not enough. he's also losing 50 to 100 men every night from the middle of february to the middle of march. just leaving the the army. some of them are coming across the lines. the federal army actually gave a bounty of $8 if they brought their weapon with them. and the federal army had to appropriate $10,000 for all the weapons that were coming in. so he's losing men and this is the condition of the army. and they're going to have to make 120, 25 mile trip down into north carolina. mark, now you can go ahead, call him. this is the famous map, of course, of the of the retreat. i don't want to get into all of it, but there are some questions, because we know that when lee does get to a military courthouse, there's no rations

so that's their so i corps will sort of hold off any are going to attack from the north while 14th corps begins to kind of advance steadily southeast towards manila well to macarthur's frustration kruger handled the the fourth quarter advance with a kind of characteristic methodical caution. kruger saw this was a battle in which you would get ashore you'd shore up your logistics, you develop situation. you'd feel out the japanese opposition, how many they had, what they were going to do, and you would annihilate them. macarthur saw it, i think more properly at the strategic level, as you know, vital to get the clark what was called clark field. these are airfields northwest of manila and manila itself manila was important, of course, on many levels politically symbolically to liberate the philippines and that is its capital. yes, but you desperately need it as supply harbor to sustain these massive armies. macarthur's armies, as this thing develops, are the second largest concentration of us ground in world war two. second only to eisenhower in in france at that time, and eventually in g

this is the motto of the marine corps since the great patriotic war. eight. and what will happen more, why a marine, how did it happen? childhood dream, born in central asia, my parents and i went to the black sea, 1986, first screening of the film, solo sailing, remember, our uniform suits everyone, right? 30 years from a cadet to a brigade commander, and what is the difference between a paratrooper and a special forces soldier, the specificity is only in our naval training, naval amphibious training, tasks in coastal areas, but in spirit, loyalty, military brotherhood, they all correspond. already on the front line we just decided to practice teamwork when we returned from there, but just recently, maybe 7 days ago, yes weeks, that is, sleep for a couple of days at the training ground, no, practice, go in, practice team spirit, practice teamwork, that’s it.. . already further, so all the guys, all kaleningrad, no, there are st. petersburg , there are stavropol, there is rostov, i’m st. petersburg, that’s why, so the st. petersburg ones should stay to

the clerk: nomination, peace corps, david e. white of new york to be deputy director. the presiding officer: the question occurs on the nomination. all those in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. mr. schatz: he i ask unanimous consent that all the nominations received in the 118th congress first session remain in status quo, notwithstanding the provisions of rule 31, paragraph six of the standing rules of the senate, with the following exceptions, calendar numbers 32, 54, 60, 63, 68, 70, 72, 77, 78, 80, 109, nominations. 11, 12, 50, 57, 63, 1 oo 7, 124, 127, 132, 133, 155, 156, 158, 168, 169, 170, 172, 173, 208, 217, 247, 268, 269, 270, 275, 301, 302, 303, 312, 313. 207, 208. mr. schatz: the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no pt intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schatz: i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22 and -- i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22 and 5 usc 8

in los angeles, the lapd's chaplain corps has a waiting list. east chaplain delivers solace, spiritual guidance and compassion to officers who may have faced emotional pressure and strains on the job. mike valerio has more. >> i have a law enforcement background. i'm a recovering alcoholic. i'm also a chaplain. >> reporter: in the heart of the city of angels, there's a monsignor with a motorcycle. >> just like a police officer in his uniform, i'm in my uniform and they understand what that is. i understand what their uniform is. >> reporter: he's one of 47 members of the los angeles police department chaplain corps. the corps' mission, counsel and compassion for officers under relentless pressure. what do you see of our police officers that perhaps we in the public don't see? >> human beings. they are human beings. they make mistakes. and i just want to walk with them. >> reporter: the results added resiliency within the ranks. this captain commands a division near downtown los angeles where the monsignor has forged friendships for nearly 15 yea

you can read news in principle about the cossack brigades, which are part of the volunteer assault corpstest issue in front of you. correspondence from our front line , i must say that it’s really nice for the soldiers, when they write about them, when perhaps some small note comes out, and there ’s a call sign, even if there’s a photo there in a balaclava , and there from afar, where nothing is clear, but he knows it’s him, seriously wounded, which nastya received, of course, did not pass without leaving a mark on her health, nevertheless, all the long and painful months of rehabilitation were completely... the still young girl was thinking about how to quickly return to duty and returned, and not just to a military correspondent, but to a military serviceman, which performs tasks in a very difficult and dangerous sector of the front. i want to be useful in fighting the enemy, not with a microphone and a camera in my hands, but i directly want to become a fighter, but of course, i don’t go into attacks there, i don’t fight back. there is an attack by enemy drgs, but at least it would be

. >> 16 years in the marine corps. spent a couple of tours in the gulf and then i got out to medical school and did my last tour in afghanistan and retired in 2007. >> 20 years in the u.s. marine corps into the navy, right? so, what do you like about the defense authorization bill for the military men and women? >> it does continue to fund the military so we don't have any. it does have some accommodations for pay increases although we needed closer to 30% for the adjusted cost of living. it does have some consequential behavioral changes and it does put limits on what agencies are able to advise. people basically biased against news agencies sayingns they are lyingg and it should be advertised from recruiting people into the military. if you're going to advertise for people coming into the military, it is the best venue to advertise on and it was creating a bias and now that can't be done. >> let's get to calls. you are a first for the congressman.ar >> yes, good morning. iea am 75-years-old and we have more military

congress established army air corps in 1902. navy nurse corps in 1908. so the country drafted individuals. roosevelt is gets a lot of requests because i don't the navy's taken enough of their share of the draftees and then as a general board meeting and then they try to redefine what blacks should be allowed to do. and so we go from westminster ers and cooks to stevedores basically, literally still no officers. i talked about. there were officers before what you all know was the golden 13, the golden 13 were the single largest group of black officers commission during world war two, there was a bernard robinson. it was at harvard and medical school when the word before the war started was a competition amongst the services to have the biggest office medical officer corps. they assumed ti was white because he was at harvard. so there's a memo that says we can only hope he fails because they had no other basis for giving him a commission. another fellow was an aviator and he was very fair skinned. some people say he passed. i don't know if he did or not, b

, you can read news in principle about the cossack brigades that are part of the volunteer assault corps you release. correspondence from our front line , i must say that it’s really nice for the soldiers, when they write about them, when perhaps some small note comes out, and there ’s a call sign, even if there’s a photo there in a balaclava , and there from afar, where nothing is clear, but he knows that it is he, the serious injury that nastya received, of course, did not leave its mark on her health, nevertheless, all the long and painful months of rehabilitation were completely... the young girl was thinking about how to quickly return to duty and came back and not just military officers, but a military serviceman who performs tasks on a very difficult dangerous sector of the front, i want to be useful in fighting the enemy, not with a microphone with a camera in my hands, but i directly want to become a fighter, but well, of course, i ’m not there i go into attacks, i don’t fight back. attack by enemy drgs, well, at least because i’m a girl, i’m weak and fragile, but i still bring

, commanded by bugartion, detained the thirty-thousandth french corps, and thereby, in general, ensuredent of the entire army. this battle is described by tolstoy in war and peace, the famous tushin battery, for exploits in this battle several regiments of the russian army received, they received the first st. george's awards, these are the kiev grenoder infantry. chernigov regiment and pavlograd hussar regiment and two more don cossack regiment. the age of catherine, the age of great military glory of the russians, demanded the appearance of an order that would be given for military merit. here is the decree of empress catherine the great dated november 26, 1769, this is december 9 in the new style, the imperial military order of the holy great martyr victorious george was established. this was... a reward given to officers for their distinction on the battlefield, because george is the victorious, first of all the conqueror of evil. the statute says that this order should never be removed, because by merit it ... is acquired, however, until 1855 the fourth the george degree could be o

there were 60 copies for each hero, and then they were distributed to parents, to the corps or schoolent, and for the sake of fair memory, what kind of heroes there could be, and they didn’t take care of them, they didn’t really take care of them, these monuments and so many photographs or drawings. turned out to be nameless, they were not signed, which later saved those people who began to find out who was actually depicted there, they were lucky if in the photograph, like in this photograph of a lower rank, there is an under-officer, but he has a number on his knee , this is why we were lucky, because it was he who was photographed with the number under which his last name... is included in the list of st. george's knights of the trophy commission. only the museum preserves these monuments. in soviet times , people preferred to hide the fact that they served in the tsarist army, they destroyed memorials and even got rid of st. george’s crosses. russia enters the first world war, now called the cross of st. george. its numbering begins again from 1913. and it was already 1943 that th

the peace corps. join us.0,000 more are diagnosed every year. the parkinson's foundation joins with people from across the country each year to celebrate movement at moving day walks. a movement toward lifesaving resources. movement toward advancing research and care. movement toward a better life today for people living with parkinson's. movement toward finding a cure. we care. we fight. we move. to beat parkinson's. make your move today. come to a moving day event in your community, and move with the parkinson's foundation. to learn more and register visit movingdaywalk.org. sandra: let's rejoin the west point band as it performs "little drummer boy." sandra: that brings to a close our west point holiday show. we would like to thank everyone at west point, especially the west point bands in allowing us to join them in this holiday season. happy holidays to you and yours. good night

the main headquarters and the headquarters of the guards corps were turned into a huge screen on whichprojected vivid images voiced by famous st. petersburg actors. a colorful multimedia show dedicated to the city’s birthday, which turns 320 this year. valery kuznetsov watched everything. grandiose the 3d view, even from a bird's eye view , is amazing in scale. it's -20° outside, and the hermitage is crowded. it's great, but it's very cold. here the lions from the bank bridge come to life, spread their golden wings, soar into the sky, sparkling, and their faces with fresh beauty. palace square, hundreds of projectors, are aimed at the arched building of the main headquarters and the headquarters of the guards corps. the total area of ​​the facades involved is 10,000 km2, for comparison, this is the size of almost two football fields, huge. and then the whole history of st. petersburg flies before your eyes, from peter's house, from which the city began to modern stadiums, this city is the city, the best city on earth. it is always important to know and remember history, because a fool

the result quieted the bad feeling but did not restore harmony between the corps commanders and their commanding general. so even joe johnston couldn't fix the animosity. johnston assesses the situation and explains to davis that he could not effectively command the armies of both bragg and pemberton. and this is my point about confederate grand strategy, right? johnson is in charge of several different armies simultaneously, but he doesn't really have the authority to tell any of them to go anywhere or do anything unless jefferson davis specifically gives it to him. and then johnston is reluctant to exercise that power, and he didn't want to do it. he stressed that bragg's army was closer to robert e lee's in virginia than to pemberton's in mississippi, and davis couldn't centralize military authority in the western theater if his armies were so spread. and if davis had to choose whether johnston needed to oversee bragg or pemberton more closely, the choice was clear john pemberton's way worse than braxton bragg. he needs a babysitter. and that's what johnston ends up doing, right? h

the first time we have such an electoral campaign, when we will elect almost the entire deputy... corpsf our country, in total we will form 12,614 deputies, of which 110 are deputies of the house of representatives, the rest are local councils, that is, this is a fairly large corps , and of course, students are interested in electoral processes, how they happen, who is nominated as candidates, what demands are made, now we have a very difficult time in the world, we see such an unstable situation, here is stability, which is...' in the state, the evolutionary path of development that we choose is, well, an integral part of our belarusian path in general, and as a person who is already participating in elections not for the first time, i understand all the responsibility that lies with shoulders of young people, they talked not only about the election campaign, the meeting participants were interested in issues of national security, the political situation in the region and the world, the preservation of historical memory, as well as patriotic education, І youth for the union state. stud

this is the motto of the marine corps since the great patriotic war. many victory parades? eight. from the platoon commanders it is exciting, to the deputy brigade commanders it is very exciting to feel a sense of pride when walking on the cobblestones of red square. yes, when you go there, you already get goosebumps, you can imagine when you will walk through the victory parade following the results of this war on red square, in your head, in your calculations, well, really, i’m afraid, maybe by this moment there won’t be a brigade, but that there will be more, why marine, how did this happen? that i was born in central asia, so my parents and i went to the black sea in 1986, the first showing of the film solo voyage, remember there, our uniform suits everyone, but the main thing is not the form, but the content, we started working on the content, yes, yes, my dream was to go to college. where the sea corps is preparing, the campaign took place, yes, i graduated first from leningrad, then later from the st. petersburg platoon of marines there, marine

stairs at my school, that’s it. they called up, i say, they found such a place for you, the cadet corpsrmer commander of the internal troops, that is, it’s not a suvorov school, but a cadet school, a cadet corps, yes, yes, yes, i filed it quickly, very much, i have a humanitarian mindset, i remember easily, i read a history textbook on geography in september, then i took the textbooks there for the next one , well... i really love history, but what did your mother teach? russian language literature, one b straight, you, of course, you said you were born in kazakhstan, you can’t know the russian language with an a, i say, mom, i read everything myself, i never learned it, even if not from my mother, no, no, in the codet corps at another school , not at all, that is, it’s not my mother ’s grade, in general i did well... those years, too, there was already a serious competition; squaw wrote, uh, this tajikistan , well, everything is something romantic, and i already knew my wife from the third year, everything like this on red square , buynaks put a furaashka on her for 11 years, two daugh

, the corps of this breakthrough, now they are announcing a figure of 500, today we already said thatt is minus 50 billion dollars for ukraine, real money, unarmed, they simply have nothing to pay salaries, it’s not even about salaries , which can be printed, and purchased gas, electricity from abroad, food, ukraine simply stopped producing a huge number of goods, so in the near future we... then relaxed, released bandera with khrushchev and his wife, these mistakes will be repeated again you can’t, you have to remember the precepts of sudplatov , you know, every time i watch these videos from cemeteries, of course, my soul is torn by the fact that such a country was stolen from us, or we lost it, you can call it whatever you want, but you know, against the backdrop of this woman who wanders through the cemetery, and probably worries about all those who lie there, there is a group of people who every evening, surrounded by their family, in the warmth, in the light , with grandchildren, with children, enjoying life , probably, they rejoice at the achievements of their children and gran

the assassination of seyed razi mousavi, one of the commanders of the islamic revolutionary guard corpsas met with popular reaction in the west bank. in the shadow of popular solidarity with gaza and protest against the war and aggression against gaza , the zionist regime assassinated one of the senior commanders of the iranian revolutionary guard corps in syria. in the region, with the aim of hiding his failures in the attack on gaza, this character and other characters like martyr soleimani were assassinated to silence the voice of the resistance. turn off the axis of resistance, which is supported by the divine men corps in lebanon's hezbollah, is targeted because it supports the oppressed people and the palestinian resistance. gaza is against the aggression of the zionist regime. resistance is the help of the powerful countries of the axis of resistance , the palestinian people can continue to resist the oppression of the zionist regime. khaled swarna, palestine radio and television agency. news sources reported the martyrdom operation of a palestinian youth at a checkpoint between