cross euphrosyne.i invaders, but there is no additional information about how he could get to the germans, such an explanation looks plausible and very convenient, because during the war a huge amount of historical values ​​\u200b\u200bwas moved and the fate of many of them remained unknown and and another version exists that during the evacuation, people who were engaged in the export of valuables got into the german encirclement, a and uh, tried. frantic order to hide valuables according to one of these versions the valuables were hidden, uh, in the wells in the chausky district, but uh, there was enough time to organize the evacuation in due time uh, time uh, the kgb presented belarus in the mogilev region with a uroshchuk registered with interpol until today, they speak out various assumptions about how the further fate of the striped shrine developed and about its location, interest in this topic intensified in the nineties of the twentieth century, and active searches are still underway, possibly

they should not apply to the red cross.itarian assistance, but apply to certain departments, which will decide the fate of this or that person in the future. after all, this does not mean that all who ran away there, and not unambiguously fight , will bring some kind of severe punishment. no. no, we live in a civilized world. and we see, and after the twentieth year, part of the people who simply returned. yes, they continue to work normally. here most. the main thing is to understand what you have done. so, when a person understands for himself and accepts this situation, then they are much better for him , much easier, and he himself will understand what he needs to do next. in fact, we already give this question to each of our guests and the answers are different. here dmitrievich says to return unequivocally and live and introduce them back into our society. e was our guest olga nefedova. she said that with those who would return free kupala. she is not ready to play on the same stage as transmitters. well, you have to

what measures were taken to for almost 9 centuries, in order to preserve the cross, the cross was immured in one of nis in the st. sophia cathedral. well, in order for the cross not to be lost, who was the young one. glory and who did efrosinya of polotsk become for the entire belarusian people? this girl had a different fate herself called the axis russia why tourists are so attracted by the most ancient city of belarus scientific medicine science of the whole world of the universe explores the power and no one said how the human body can be preserved in such a state. how a copy of the cross was created by a brest artist jeweler was accepted the decision to resume the roofs of the reconstruction of russia is quickly clear and understandable in six months. and what will the return of the shrine to the polotsk land mean. it will be a joy for the entire belarusian people. see the most famous belarusian shrine right now. this is the craziest and most unique shrine sergei tarasov archaeologist historian writer candidate of historical sciences for belarus and for christianity orthodox catholic

what kind of movements all over the world about the red cross trust the red cross for the first monthtand that this is actually a humanitarian organization that collects money, but will direct it to certain goals, and those actions that we carry out. e, when we help children, elderly people in some other categories citizens. we are announcing a fundraiser. we collect funds for such and such purposes, but in various ways we collect somewhere a few thousand somewhere and collect 10 and 15,000. and all over the country. and if we see that it’s just a donation from people, someone contributes a certain amount of money there, yes , and we understand that there are a lot of them, he is not able to give a financial report to everyone. in any case. ah. report on the use of funds. you are always posted on our website if there are sponsors who are within 300 sponsorship is indicated, and for some events, we definitely give these people within the framework of the legislation that operate on the territory of the republic of belarus, we give a-a. report on the use of funds within the framework. a

stephen inside the cross were invested with such precious shrines as a particle of the life-giving crossood of the lord, that is, a particle of exactly the cross on which god was crucified for ours with you his sins again with their true drops of their blood. it was the biggest one. shrines. which one founded whom she was at the very version of the roof? wherever there is an inscription there, the blood of christ is unique from the devil, because more than a week under the armchair for a week and the doctors of russia are crooked christ's mute and have not been anywhere, despite such a terrible ban, left on the cross already during the period of enmity between the polotsk and smolensk principalities relics they take it to smolensk and then we strengthen it to ivan the terrible the grand duchy of lithuania came to moscow, and in 1563, after the raids on pskov and novgorod, ivan the terrible went on a campaign to polots. but in addition to the obvious mission to seize the lands, the prince sets a goal to return the cross to the euphrosyne of polotsk in his native abode and accompanies the

this is the help of international organizations, i emphasize once again that the red cross of ukrainenot a budget organization, it is not a state organization , we do not receive a penny from the state budget or from the local budget, and all that we spend today on helping ukrainians are actually our resources that come to us both from abroad and from ukraine, mr. pavlyn, how much is the resource lacking, in which regions of ukraine are the most in need of people, so we understand that a lot of help is needed, a lot, and i would like you to tell us more about this aspect. look, of course, we are operating with the opportunities that we have. of course, we have, of course, we would like to have more support, even more help, we would effectively spend it on helping ukrainians, and to date, the humanitarian situation in all regions of our country is not easy. i cannot name at least one ukrainian region where we could say that there is no shelling there, everything is quiet and everything is fine. no, because in those regions, in particular , in western ukraine and central ukraine, there

cross euphrosyne.y the german fascist invaders, but there is no additional information about how he could get to the germans, such an explanation looks plausible and very convenient, because a huge amount was moved during the war. the values ​​​​and the fate of many of them remained unknown, and, uh, another version exists that during the evacuation, people who were engaged in the export of valuables fell into the german encirclement, uh, and uh, tried to successfully hide the valuables. according to one version, these valuables were hidden in wells in the cham region, but there was enough time to organize the evacuation in due course, while the state security service in belarus in the mogilev region was donated to an uroshchuk registered with interpol until today day different assumptions are made regarding. from how the further fate of the polotsk shrine and its location developed , interest in this topic especially intensified . in the nineties of the twentieth century, and there are still active se

the, the crossings are open. ok, good. the, the, the crossings open just to be the crossings open. there are small logistical challenges on the road from the hub to the border crossing because of the destruction around re handler, which is a bit to the north of the border cross. and it should be fully functional by the end of the day took a government has made bob's dilemma and border crossings agenda does for, for any of your major and 8. so at the moment we have 3 border crossings that are open. one is, has opperation all which is how i, which is the main un otherwise border crossing. but there are 2 generator border crossings that are fully functional, easily accessible. and these are above slammer and border crossing. just relentless, 90 percent of people in northern syria were already dependent upon humanitarian aid before this, quite a natural disaster on this scale could not have hit a more vulnerable population, not as we heard. it's difficult at the moment for a while, not a single route was, was open for aid, but as i sort of just told us, at least now that that one cross

in the cross line deliveries because of complications to current cross line. they're trying to ramp up their services. but they say cross line is more difficult. here's what the regional coordinator had to say. having the cross line missions is something very complex, even before the, even before the earthquake. it needed multiple levels of coordination between different parties, security, humanitarian, n, g o. so it's not a straightforward, it's not a straightforward operation. add to that. it's a military active zone where we had to operate in a military zone. so it's not easy. we try our best. we as most of us said, yes, the us has the, the willingness and the ability to do this. just to put it in perspective in the prior to the earthquake, the un had 9 cross line, excuse me, 9 cross line deliveries from within syria in the last 8 months compared 250-2600 cross border deliveries i in a month. so the, the scale is very different and the amount of ramping up that they're going to have to do to get aid into this area is considerable, as we just heard and the n

all of them crossed the railway in the wrong places.authorities of the region are going to solve the problem of the so -called people's pipes. the construction of twelve modern crossings is already underway, however. those who, at the risk of their lives, try to save minutes from their habits , with great difficulty give up report by igor genk it is crowded here at any time of the day , residents of the vostochnaya microdistrict in lobnya cross these paths at their own peril and risk, skipping train after train, this spontaneous transition has been operating since the late sixties of the last century. and just recently, people found out that they were going to close it with me. so, the wife after three strokes, and it's problematic for us to go to the other side, where there are pharmacies, the police, the administration of the prosecutor's office and all social spheres. the same hospital. we do not have all this at the crossing by car. i can stand for half an hour or an hour before us. coming soon. my children not only go to school, bu

they can easily access through the bible, our cross bible, our crossing is the authorized crossing by the un mechanism. so everything is in place for an international response. now remains to be seen how we can allow for the international rescue teams to go and and for equipment to be there, as well as making, making sure that the road is in good shape to be as, as, have. now i said that that back crossing is remains closed, doesn't it? to do to the damage to the infrastructure, the, the crossings open. ok, good, the, the, the crossings open just to be the crossings open. there are small logistical challenges on the road from the hub to the border crossing because of the destruction around re handler, which is a bit to the north of the border cross. and it should be fully functional by the end of the day. and it took a government has made babs dilemma and border crossings. agenda for, for your major and 8. so at the moment we have 3 border crossings that are open. one is opertitional, which is bubble. how, which is the main un otherwise border crossing. but there are 2 generator borde

madagascar, then reforming to cross towards mozambique. ah . join the debate, the you know that the sector seems empowered by the government and stained by the government. today they are the government africans how security is also global. help security on it online at your voice. there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest, we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work towards a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price, listerine anal, dedira, guns lie between sdn and pakistani border forces. a major crossing for trade and travel between the countries has been closed. so what's causing the lightest flare up? and how will that affect people on both sides of the border? this is inside stored. ah. hello welcome to the program. i'm toma cried the main crossing between afghanistan and pakistan has been closed for days and border forces on each side have exchanged fire. ah! the incident is the latest in a series of flare ups between the 2 countries. have galveston

they removed only one small piece of the cross. why did they remove the crosses?this is a direct legacy of nazi germany. i don’t understand that this word is crosses on tanks. this just means this connection of times , which is understood in russia and which russians understand very well, but which the germans cannot be shown, because god forbid, if the german burger now understands, guys. yes, you generally understand what the matter is with the german tigers who beat there dozens in russia and ukraine on which these crosses stood. and uh, how many nazis were burned there? it was all, as it were, one thing, but maybe now others. it turns out they are different. why are you so afraid of these crosses? well, they would have translated this phrase completely, if there is no nazi component, if there is none of this, well , then let's say everything already, this is to the end. anyway, we had, uh, here in this studio there was a big conversation in which there was your bright river about the gibels propaganda. well dima unfortunately, that's not all, mentioned in this

but they say cross line is more difficult. here's what the regional coordinator had to say, hurting the coastline. missions is something very complex, even before b, even before the f quick. it needed multiple levels of coordination between different bodies, security and humanitarian angels. so it's not a straight forward or it's not a straightforward operation. add to that. it's a military active zone where we have to operate in a military zone. so it's not easy. we try our best. we as on most of us said yes, that you and has the, the willingness and the ability to do this. just to put it in perspective prior to the earthquake, the un had 9 cross line deliveries from within syria in the last 8 months, compared 250-2600 cross border deliveries in a month. so the, the scale is very different and the amount of ramping up that they're going to have to do to get aid into this area is considerable. in other news, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has been in the u. k, for his 1st visit since the war began nearly a year ago in a

and the 2nd crossing that i was talking about the, about how our crossing alongside the bible sour crossing that 2nd crossing could be a real lifeline for those in need in the government held area. and so i think there is some joining up to be done here, but the, the shouldn't really be geo politics and humanitarian aid. we're talking about survival being success of for people given the extraordinary needs that exist and ok, of course, about survival. there are huge concerns now about a secondary crisis in both turkey and syria, as people struggle without power, water, and sheltering cold conditions. what's the response been like to that? yes, it's desperate situation really though you won't help vocalization call it a secondary crisis because a secondary disaster because it's obviously the 1st is aster, was the earthquake. it, that itself was piled upon 10 years of agony for the people of syria given the civil war. but the secondary crisis is a crisis disease. it's a crisis of untreated wounds. it's a crisis. the people freezing in the that the cold in the open air. now one and a half to $

how a crossing at for the 1st time. that is, since the quake struck the you and says it needs more resources to deal with the disaster that started coverage with wrestle soda, who's in a carman marsh at the epicenter of the disaster irresolute. it really is a truly terrible situation. the hunt for survivors still goes on, but time now is really running out absolutely. time is running out. so it's the 4th day of the earthquake, who has been on nearly 9th, 2 days and steel rescue air force are underway, but the scale of the devastation here, the destruction here is so immense that it's almost impossible to make it within just 4 days. probably it will take days, weeks, and even months to find all the victims here now am in front of a collapsed building block. indeed. so it is just one of the hundreds in this city . so nearly a 1000 houses, buildings how collapsed here, and hundreds of people just died and still hundreds are missing. and as the time is running out, the fear is that this data is going to rise higher and high

the border but tried to cross the border to leave ukraine. finally, mr. spokesman, i would like to ask how actively our citizens are ready to join the units of the state border service, in particular in the format of the so -called offensive guard. well, recruitment continues and we are glad welcome all those volunteers, as we mentioned, that we are waiting in the ranks of our unit, which is called the steel border , those who voluntarily want to join, who are motivated to destroy the enemy and are ready to strengthen the defense forces with our unit after, accordingly, passing the selection after passing the check of all the necessary preparation measures at the moment for the ranks of the state border service , about 2,700 applications have already been submitted to this border unit, more than 600 applications have been received by us through checkpoints, indicating almost 140 of them throughout ukraine, where all representatives of the national police brigades of the national guard of the state border service are located and talk to citize

that provides the help that they need so much when it comes to some payments it is the red cross, evenr than the state, so it provides these payments , please tell me a little more about the red cross of ukraine and what points you have the most active, please. of a non-governmental public organization, and of course that our main task, as it was and remains, is the support of ukrainians - it is the provision of various forms of assistance to our fellow citizens, and of course our activities today are extremely broad, starting from that we carry out and continue to carry out the evacuation of the population from the most hot spots from the contact line and the most threatening territories of our state and at first, well, such a full-scale aggression on february 24. of our activity, these are definitely the most acute points of donetsk , luhansk, kherson, zaporizhzhia region, and literally, every day, we not only evacuate, we accept these people in the territory controlled by the ukrainian authorities providing them with the appropriate priority support. we continue to pay the necessary

now i in syria crossing from the bible. holla, crossing point from turret kiya in the u. n. is working with the syrian government to increase a deliveries coming from damascus, crossed the front lines into this, a hard head area. but they'd also like to see more cross border aid from other neighboring countries as well. in order for that to happen, they need either syrian government position a permission or a resolution from the security council. and earlier today, the secretary general called 4 countries to put people 1st. this is the moments of unity itself. the moment sir, to politi sizable to divide, but it is obvious that so we need massive supports and so i would be of course, very happy if the civic also could reach a consensus to allow for her more crossing sir, to be used as re, needs also to increase our capacity to deliver on cross line operations into it leap from the the most de. so far, syria has not granted permission from more cross border points, citing their national sovereignty and the security council prior to the earthquake . i had not been able to autho

these additional crossings for the next 3 months. are you an official told me on background that they don't think that they need a security council resolution at this point. they've got the government's permission and as long as, according to a statement from the secretary general, as long as they have these 2 border crossing points, as well as the sun quicker visa approvals and some easing of transport between hobbs, they think that they will be able to ramp up their response now and get the vitally needed goods in if these commitments are kept. are questions, let me live from un headquarters in new york. kristen, thank you for that. let's bring in to my so della longer from geneva. he's a spokesman for the international federation of red cross and red crescent society has to last a good to have you with us here. look the sheer scale of this disaster put a huge strain on agencies. what is the priority now for people who lost everything? what do they need the most? well, good evening and thanks for the space to where i'm in the scale

a major crossing for trade and trav betwe the countries has been closed. what's causing the latest flareup and how will it affect people on both sides of the border? this is inside story. welcome to the program. the main crossing between afghanistan and pakistan has been closed for days and border forces on each side have exchanged fire. the incident is the latest in a series of flareups between the two countries. afghanistan said it shut the border on sunday after pakistani security officials reportedly prevented afghans seeking medical help from entering. that is after pakistan tightened security at its border crossings. dozens of vehicles carrying travelers and goods are stranded on both sides of the border. traders and businesses are facing mounting losses. in the last few months, the countries have closed the crossing many times and violence has often broken out. pakistan and afghanistan share a border nearly 2000 600 kilometers long with 18 crossing points. the one -- the busiest isn't nearly 180 kilometers from each country's capital. we have this r

like to get your response to that on cross border, a deliveries. can you just clarify for us that is it still the steering government's position that any cross border? a delivery is a violation of your sovereignty and territorial integrity is that still the case after the earthquake? the un has spoken a lot about bureaucratic and security obstacles to cross line delivery. so what is the government doing to facilitate deliveries, cross line deliveries now in the wake of the earthquake. and ambassador, while we have you, well, we say peace in ukraine in 2023. yes. me when there will be peace and you will be saying whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hope for peace. and i hope i hope that when these arms build up and this madness about it, which we will discuss tomorrow, the security council giving will stop. and when this, when those who those who promote it will stop their proxy war against us. with the help of over of 40 craniums who are, who are dying for them, for them. and when they are realistic in, in the heating to our concerns, which we, which we are ve

. shearer bought at nearly 2600 kilometers long with 18 crossing points . the one in the board, a town of talk. com is the busiest. it's based nearly 180 kilometers from each country's capital on come out high to reports from the pakistani capital. islam of us being a landlord country of one is on, is heavily dependent on trade across the border from august on that are 2 major crossings. one that can a gentleman rick done to hardy. they shaw, already eastern city of nigger. this is also one of the big route and to have one on board country the enjoy consider, but trade and vote. countries that facing economic hardship, the on site at the q bargain on of north adhering to the agreement, unconfirmed report saying that another one patient was turned back from the board. many of want to come to budget on medical attention. the other ones are not happy with the way that budgets have behaved deposits on the side of god. once that border to be opened. there's no magic efforts underway. but on monday, there was also an exchange of automatic fire, which led to among

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you have been to the crossing this morning, tell us what you found there.— the crossing this morning,t you found there. yes, i've been to the crossing _ what you found there. yes, i've been to the crossing in _ what you found there. yes, i've been to the crossing in the _ what you found there. yes, i've been to the crossing in the last _ what you found there. yes, i've been to the crossing in the last few- what you found there. yes, i've been to the crossing in the last few days i to the crossing in the last few days observing what will come to naught syria from the un or the neighbouring countries. 0n the three days, only 22 vehicles from the un, and today a qatari team of 12 doctors, on the seventh day of the earthquake. all the un aid of the neighbouring country does not meet the scale of the disaster here. we were waiting for more aid in the first two or three days, when there was some hope to find people alive. they failed the syrian people, they are late, and north syria is worse than what they did. we are not waiting for apologies. as a journalist, in the last seven days, visit

the un has indicated it might be prepared to use other crossings. kristen swimming has more now from the un headquarters in new york. disaster response teams have been dispatched in emergency aid is beginning to get route to level held areas of northwestern syria where 4 and a half 1000000 people were reliant on un assistance even before the earthquake struck. now the situation is increasingly dire. there's currently only one cross border access point, the security council authorized the united nations to use for humanitarian assistance. so the u. n. is working with the syrian government to increase cross line h shipments from within the country to opposition held areas. but it's also appealing to the security council to get more access. the secretary general is calling on all countries to put victims 1st. this is the moment of unity. it's not the moment to politicize or to divide, but it is obvious that we need massive supports. and so i would be, of course, very happy if the civil because he could reach a consensus to allow for her more crossings

the border, crossing from turkey into syria. that's used for aid. can you clarify the situation to a certain extent, the land crossing between turkey and syria was really a lifeline for a lot of the rebel health areas in the north. and do you and doesn't say the extent of disruption. they say this is an issue with understaffing and depending on the extent it could be really catastrophic. i mean, every time there's been talks of this border, crossing, closing, all humanitarian agencies warned that it could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe. and this was before the earthquake before the sun magine, what could happen now? so it's also a case of staff at this border crossing out, searching for their own family and friends, you know, being able to staff the crossing up. but there are also the political differences here in rebel held areas and the support from abroad communication lines. a very complicated situation just explain was hm. yeah, you could really see the political divide when it comes to aid. and the way rescue operation

crossing lines each time, crossing lines. crossing lines each time. very. _ crossing lines.e. very. very — crossing lines. crossing lines each time, very, very constructive. - time, very, very constructive. they've also given permission to un staff to deploy into the north west into the rebel held areas, so that's good. what syria faces is a lot of governments who don't want to give aid to syria, which i think is inappropriate in this context. because of their opposition to president bashir al asad? exactly. and all the terrible _ president bashir al asad? exactly. and all the terrible consequencesl president bashir al asad? exactly. l and all the terrible consequences of this awful wall. it is huge credit to the us government that they have put out a general license, which will protect humanitarian aid from the effect of sanctions just right after this earthquake. that's essential. banking services have got to work. aid is coming in inquired into syria, its being airlifted in, it is being driven in and we want to get some of it into the north west as well as elsewhere. so,

so we have to rely on the cross border crossings, which come from north south that come from turkey. the ukraine's president has received a standing ovation european parliament for the measure lensky. thank to leaders for their support over the war with russia. and if not to get a to james base reports from brussels. on the 3rd stage of his brief surprise european tor, after trips to london and paris president zalinski flew with the french president, emanuel mackerel to brussels. in the capital of european union. he was again repeating the same message. thanks for all your help. but ukraine still needs more slow graham, who told the pac session of the european parliament that ukraine's home in the future is as part of europe. wayne knowledge, i am as we are moving closer to the european union. mo, did ukraine will be a member of the european union, shall claim with his winning will be a member of the european union, the latter. when a usual you are so usual, shaw, when i am a guide. after standing ovations in the parliament, a short drive away, he was again greeted with applause by t

how long has cbp been keeping records of crossings?ly quick. >> on a monthly basis i have been here 277 years probably seen them for about 25 years. >> so what's the worst month and recorded history? the highest number quick. >> in my career over 27 years? i would have to look. >> it was last month 251,457 the worst month ever and a quarter of a century that is a definition of bad but before december were m you aware over a quarter of a century? the worst month off and? also 2022 it was may 241,136 crossings in before may the previous month of april was 235,785 illegal crossings of prior to the biden administration are you aware of any month we've ever had over 200,000? >> i am unaware. >> because it never happened before but yet the last ten months in a row we have been over 200,000. that is astonishing and it's safe to say it's tough and it's trying and it's terrible there is a glaring difference between this administration and the past with the weight in mexico policy will be adjudicated evaluate would you not agree that effective p

and they couldn't wait to cross either. they didn't want to be in mexican detention. so the mexican government was watching the american election very carefully. the polls were saying biden was going to win. so they drafted a law that had the effect very secretively, quietly drafted a law that had the effect of requiring mexico to empty its detention facility of families, specifically, you cannot keep families in your detention facilities. and then they put a delayed fuze on it. they they passed the law 72 hours after it was confirmed that biden won. and the delayed fuze waited for 60 days through the transition period to implement. that left the trump administration if they wanted to do something ten days. and as we know, that's not enough to do really much of anything. and so ten days before trump's term ended, the doors unlocked and they poured forth to the border and they waited for inauguration day. the biden administration put that policy exemption in place. we can't turn them. the mexico won't take them. so we'll take them. and it was on it literally traces to

so the need for the crossings is, is critical. now that we used to be more on a single crossing, the united nations could use from turkey into syria. eventually through russian pressure that was reduced to a single one. at the moment, the age is not even coming sufficiently through the single one. but once that wraps up, it would, well, what would be needed? what other ones would be needed now are other crossings. but what would need to happen is for the united nations security council to pass the resolution to open more crossings for the united nations. but it's not clear that the russians would allow that. so there is a, there's going to be the likelihood of, of a real bottleneck sometime in the future from, for a coming from turkey into northern sherry. and even when those land crossing become available for a deliveries, i suppose as an issue of whether or not they will be accessible because of the damage in the area. and whether or not they will be able to use those roads at a more, at a moment, they seemed to be usable. alrea

that's according to the red cross of that. more than 2000000 children are on the brink of death, suffering from malnutrition. while almost 18000000 people simply can't get access to safe drinking water will at flood more blocks. also, mon bells. see the international committee of the red cross spokesperson for the near and middle east, a variable. welcome to you. thank you very much for coming on the program for this story. it's a hot breaking story. it's tragic from one end to the other. the latest statement from the international committee of the red cross states that yemen is still in a quote, precarious situation. imagine as a person who is directly involved over them, can you explain in more detail how dire is the situation in yemen? thank you for who semi in fortune she the i am a conflict now in turn is a tiers and i'm sure that you as a journalist, you heard this over the past years about how dire and how difficult and in towns to humans and situation is in yemen, but unfortunately, what we are also witnessing is that

and the cross line aid coming from within syria through damascus. while he was making attempts to beef that up with the assistance of the government, it just wasn't happening quickly enough. the un said that there were too many complications traveling with aid workers through a conflict zone. so griffith made the appeal to the syrian government that more cross border was needed, and the syrian regime has responded to that pressure, saying that for 3 months though, allow aid to go into the country from any point in order to make that happen. so that's a big relief to the united nation. some members of the security council say that they would still like to see a security council resolution to support what the government has been saying. we will wait and see if the council is able to get together on that statement or not. in the past, russia has been unwilling to allow more cross border aid, but it has done so saying that it was sticking up for syria and syria's wish that it be recognized as the sovereign leader of syria. and it's permission be granted

it has permission to use 2 more border crossings. the announcement of the decision by prism as to the out, the 2 extra points from and to no question was welcomed. and of course, we are all the to move quickly, implement that decision and to get trucks been then what this process wind agreement will do is to up the volume of supplies that we will be able to use in small web, syria, with some international aid has already arrived in northwestern sir russell soda has more from the town of america mission. this rebel held areas were heavily formed by the regime throughout the 12 year long civil war. last week's earthquake has made things worse, killing thousands, an injury, and many more. on the radar sally, the head of the syrian civil defense forces, also known as white helmets, says the globe responds to the disaster has been to a little while i had a thought, so i am bad. i've had the most difficult 7 days of my life. we've been forgotten for years and the world didn't hear us. if the world had heard our voice. we wouldn't have lost

well, in the occupied territories, we do not stop the activities of the red cross.he cross of ukraine, in particular, we worked very actively in kherson and in the kherson region when that part of the kherson region was occupied. so we had to have our organizations er-e skazhem yes in some way er-e negotiate with er-e skazhem yes with the occupying the authorities to give our e-e organizations the opportunity to help ukrainians who were in the occupied territories , but i would like to note right away that it was not about cooperation in any way, and none of our organizations gave up the name of the red cross of ukraine, we did not change our position, we did not change our subordination and our people remain, have been and will be, i am convinced by the patriots of our state and in every possible way to help ukrainians, first of all, both in the occupation and in the de-occupied territories, that is why our month is our activity is not just difficult, but i think that it is much more difficult for our soldiers on the front lines of the armed forces of ukraine, whic

the russians would veto certain decisions on cross border aid. and of course, like the other nations would have to convince russia and china every now like every couple of months to, to support a cross bought a solution. of course, the syrian regime is following its own protocol. it says we accept its national aid, but only if it goes through our channels. because of course, the syrian regime does not want to change its policy. if in this like emergency, it changes the policy of course it would have no argument to later on say, we will not allow you military and a to go cross border to go through other channels. then the government areas because they would set a precedent if they changed this policy at the moment. let's talk about how different groups here are politicizing aid. because there are reports about g hottest groups refusing to let through aid convoys attempting to cross into their territory from government controlled areas. why is that? while it's quite in quite an ironic if i can see that situation because though it live is controlled

talk about processing people for illegally crossing the border.because thanks for the question sir. yes there is significant amount of people are released in our custody. >> these individuals are released with a notice to appear in immigration into a later date is that correct? >> yes. so many people are released to brickwork so you aware immigration of the over jumping cases? >> that is not within our purview i'm unaware. the end of december of 22 both chilling 56000 through 28 cases pending immigration courts nationwide for the average number of days this is the average for hearing for 771. that is over two years. people coming in here illegally to appear in immigration court and assuming they actually show up for the court appearance hearing like any case they have isd available to that we are talking years living before there was ever even a possibility of a removalal orde. that is just if they follow the rules. chief, would you agree under a basic level highly likely increases incentive for people illegally across the border. that increase nu

the crossings into northwest _ the moment. the crossings into northwest syria _ the moment.bject - the moment. the crossings into northwest syria subject to - the moment. the crossings into northwest syria subject to the l the moment. the crossings into l northwest syria subject to the un security council approval over the past year, russia has successfully had only one route and was required. what is the un security council have to do now? the what is the un security council have to do now? ,, . , ., . to do now? the un security council the are a to do now? the un security council they are a bit _ to do now? the un security council they are a bit paralysed _ to do now? the un security council they are a bit paralysed on - to do now? the un security council they are a bit paralysed on this - they are a bit paralysed on this issue — they are a bit paralysed on this issue and _ they are a bit paralysed on this issue. and they have argued that only one — issue. and they have argued that only one crossing is required and quite _ only one crossing is required and quite frankly wo

how are crossing? answered the 1st time since yet quite struck. however, the un says it needs a lot more resources. why i want to say it is the 1st response after this earthquake. the convoy consists of 6 trucks loaded with sanitary materials, blankets, and other items that will be delivered to one of the organizations that operates in the liberated area of an organization. that is a partner of the when, in order to be delivered to our people need in those areas. but it's ex president has been visiting effect areas rest type. edwin has called to unity. have to be criticized for his government's response to the disaster. a rescue is like this one that getting fewer in tech and more than 16000 people died, many remain on the counter. i didn't how much would like to ask all the members of the press and also members of turkey. apologies or to tell them to be south 14th and be united. and i would like to thank each and every one of you for india, for them. this will get us on my behalf for myself, on behalf of the parliament and the government. i was s

here are depicted saints constantine and helena with a cross in their hands.hy is the eleventh twelfth century important to us, because this is the time just when christianity does not it simply penetrates, but is already based on our lands. and we have just examples of christian creativity. here is another one - this is a pectoral cross. the truth is already the 14th century. and on which st. nicholas is depicted in the center and a little lower, reverend sergius of radonezh, given that we know that he himself lived in the thirteenth-fourteenth century, he was already canonized. and this cross was found on the territory of vitebsk, that is , our lands were already known quite a bit of time, and also these artifacts they tell us that christianity is precisely the byzantine tradition. e, it was the first to penetrate these lands. the history of this shrine shows that the temple cannot be destroyed as long as people have faith in god, because the church was founded by the lord jesus christ so that people could remain in unity with him and be involved in another

235,785 illegal crossings. prior to the biden administration, are you aware of any month that was over 200,000? no? >> i am unaware. >> because it had never happened before and the last 10 months in a row have been 200,000 illegal crossings. that is astonishing. it is safe to say what's going on on the southern border is terrible. a glaring difference between this administration, the remaining mexico policy, or asylum case will be adjudicated while you wait. would you not agree effective policies such as protection protocols are vital? >> during my time in el paso we had migrant protection protocols and they were effective during the years i was chief in el paso. it helped manage capacity. >> do you think the drug cartels present a clear and present danger? >> the drug cartels just south of the border, is a significant problem. >> there income is $25 billion a year? does that sound about right? >> i have seen those things. >> not to mention $13 billion in human smuggling to be used in what charges people, $38 b

uh, here's a tree that can be correctly crossed and we publish in the media, including in newspapers, and you know, it’s actually very cool , because every day the money arrives, the action will last until the end, and on february 1, march 1, and we’ll see how much money we have already collected and these amounts of money will be transferred. international federation of the red cross and then this money, of course, will go to these two countries working, mainly in the selection of volunteers. can the wrong humanitarian aid spoil the image of the country, and also can the belarusians know how to donate and is it true that you need to help with a cool head? an interview with the secretary general of the belarusian red cross society dmitry shevtsov is already available on the youtube channel. say do not be silent, turkey is the next tremors new earthquake of magnitude 5.1 recorded near the coast of the country in the region of the province. hey secrets. it caused more destruction. according to the latest data, the number of victims, the psyche. already exceeded 38,000 people. turkey's e