in this operation, the military departments and diplomatic departments of the ministry of foreign affairs are the same. having a complete regiment and every part did its job well. the cooperation of various departments of the government, the headquarters of the armed forces, the ministry of defense, the islamic revolutionary guard corps, the islamic republic army, the national media , and indeed, it was a very good cooperation and coordination between the departments and the headquarters. the president also stated that the enemy, after the recent defeat of the past failures, seeks to disrupt the economy and livelihood the people will advise all the institutions to put extra effort and coordination between the administrative and executive departments of the country to thwart these conspiracies . speaker of the parliament said in a public meeting that the islamic republic of iran will respond appropriately and strongly to any threat from any country. iran's military action in response to the aggression of the zionist regime on the diplomatic places of our country was based on the united nat

in the atrium of the diplomatic department, more than two dozen unique photographs are presented, reflecting cooperation between russia and unesco in a variety of fields. after while inspecting the exhibition, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs, sergei lavrov, and the general director of tas, andrei kondrashov, noted that despite... minutes , relatives, friends and colleagues of those who died from a nato air strike on april 23, 1999, gather in front of the serbian radio and television building. at the monument with the simple question of why , candles are lit every year in honor of the sixteen victims. american politicians called them and other victims of the bombing of yugoslavia collateral damage. when the first bomb fell on the television center building, it was broadcast at night. release news, this moment was caught on video. the tv presenter miraculously managed to escape, those who were on duty with him that night, technicians, cameramen, editors, makeup artists, security guards, died, 16 more people were seriously injured, the bodies of the dead were pulled out from under t

the entire island, ordered to cut down all the sharp , terrible teeth on the guard of the diplomatic department, and the local residents, too. everyone in the union cried because we had lost the country, and it was very bitter and insulting. she later represented the new russia in greece and there she was able to achieve something absolutely incredible, she convinced the leadership of a nato country to buy russian weapon. letin ivanovna showed herself there as a very tough negotiator, but at the same time... always understanding the need to find a balance of interests, her qualities combine, i would say, the wisdom of a politician, the wisdom of a statesman and female wisdom, and then again a sharp turn in fate, an invitation to the government of yevgeny primakov, deputy prime minister for social affairs, and everyone knew this back then , a firing squad, i didn’t have time to fly from one region, i flew to another again, where... obligations of promises, i promise, i will go to resignation, here people fell silent, and they really would have resigned, and of course i would have resigned, but h

it was organized by the diplomatic department together with the tas agency.includes dozens of unique shots reflecting different stages of our country’s long-term cooperation with unesco. we talk about every significant project, every achievement, every initiative that brings us closer to a common goal, peace and solidarity between peoples, no matter what those people who have united against us into one single russophobic community are talking about now. young figure skaters. from donetsk will take part in the interregional ice show alyosha, it is based on the real story of a boy from the belgorod region, the child daily met and saluted the soldiers who drove past his house to the special operation zone. the project won a presidential grant cultural initiatives fund. young athletes are already preparing in full for a large-scale event. our correspondent olga lukyanchenko attended their training. despite their young age, these girls stand professionally. on skates and are preparing to perform a patriotic number in stavropol. young skaters are preparing the ice

fair attitude towards men of mobilization age in ukraine and abroad - noted the head of the diplomatic departmentmytro kuleba. mechanisms are currently being developed, which will operate under the new mobilization law. the european parliament supported the continuation of preferential food trade with ukraine for another year. however , the decision provides for additional safeguards to protect farmers, the press service of the european parliament said in a statement. in particular, the european commission will be able to quickly apply the necessary measures if serious problems arise on the market of the european union or on the market of at least one member state due to ukrainian agricultural imports. then the council must approve the decision eu. the lenin museum in the finnish city of tampere will be closed. the museum will be open until three. november, after which the exhibits will be dismantled, finnish media reported. during the cold war, the museum was a place of demonstration of eastern policy, which was visited by all soviet leaders, after... the collapse of the ussr , it turned into a

the fair treatment of men of mobilization age in ukraine and abroad - noted the head of the diplomatic department , dmytro kuleba. mechanisms that will operate in accordance with the new law on mobilization are currently being developed. restoration. kharkiv tv tower is possible only after the end of hostilities. finally, specialists will assess the possibility of rebuilding after disassembling the damaged equipment. but the height of the tower was almost 250 m, so it is restorable the work is impractical - said the director of the civil protection department of the regional military administration, ivan sokol. currently, experts are eliminating the consequences of the russian attack on the tv tower and in the near future there will be a positive result - promised the head of the region oleg. for now, the alternative is the internet, cable and satellite television. lithuania transferred a batch of m-577 command and staff armored vehicles to ukraine. this was reported in the press service of the lithuanian ministry of defense. the department does not have the exact number of vehicles called, howev

the fair treatment of men of mobilization age in ukraine and abroad, noted the head of the diplomatic department, minister dmytro kuleba. mechanisms that will operate in accordance with the new law on mobilization are currently being developed. let me remind you, already on may 18, approximately, and in my opinion, if i'm not mistaken, it should enter into force. the lenin museum in finland in the city of tampere will be closed. the museum will be open until november 3, after which the exhibits will be dismantled, finnish media reported. during the cold war, the museum was a place of demonstration of eastern policy, which was visited by all soviet leaders, after the collapse of the soviet union, it was transformed. to a cult object. the directorate says that the old name no longer corresponded to the content of the exhibition. a new oriental museum will be opened next year relations it is dedicated to the cross-border history of relations between finns and russians. yes, by the way, the museum has been operating since 1946. well, that's all. to kyiv, the european parliament and. now a second in

restore fair treatment to men of mobilization age in ukraine and abroad, noted the head of the diplomatic departmentytro kuleba. mechanisms that will operate in accordance with the new law on mobilization are currently being developed. lithuania transferred the party to ukraine. command and staff armored vehicles m577. this was reported in the press service of the lithuanian ministry of defense. the exact number of vehicles is not mentioned in the department, but it was stated there. that a batch of cars has already arrived in ukraine and in the near future will be used for the needs of the armed forces. the ministry of defense of lithuania also noted that this year the country has already provided aid in the amount of 84 million euros. in lithuania, the training of the german bundesfer great quadriga 2024 began . more than 3,000 german military personnel and 200 pieces of equipment, in particular. leopard, bmp puma and boxer are re-based on training grounds in pabrada and kazlura. units of the lithuanian army , together with their german counterparts, will learn to conduct planning and special oper

affairs of the cis was held in minsk, with the participation of heads and representatives of diplomatic departmentsurkmenistan, uzbekistan and armenia. in addition to summing up the results of cooperation over the past year, exchange. but at the same time our organization is the commonwealth, this is what has allowed us to always find compromises and build a common unifying agenda on a number of issues in the development of our commonwealth, for the benefit of our countries and peoples, a creative agenda, an agenda that is related to economic development, with the solution of a number of... opportunity, how to quickly and efficiently produce good products, how to sell them so that citizens like these products, this is the most important driving force in the development of our relations over the past more than 30 years. belarusian the railway appointed 96 additional trains for the may holidays, which will run on interregional and international routes from april 26 to may 15, so together with r , 16 additional trains were appointed from moscow and st. petersburg to minsk, grodno, brest and polotsk. t

it was attended by heads and representatives of diplomatic departments of belarus, russia, azerbaijan armenia. in addition to summing up the results of cooperation over the past year, an exchange of views on current issues on the international agenda. states, and this is unshakable and no one has ever questioned it, but at the same time our organization is a commonwealth, namely this allowed us to always find compromises and build a common unifying agenda on a whole range of issues for the development of our community, for the benefit of our countries and peoples, a creative agenda, an agenda that is related to economic development, to solving a number of social and humanitarian problems, and of course the problem security, which we are also talking about today... also began to more actively use this platform for business meetings, meetings at the level of chambers of commerce and industry, they naturally give results specifically for segment of medium and small enterprises. who do not always have information about the opportunities that are opening up in one or another russian region

act in odessa, that is, does not react to... not the ministry of defense, there is no, our diplomatic departmentrmation silence, remember how the good old expression, when putin speaks, the whole world listens: when putin is silent, the whole world sweats, this is the very case when vladimir vladimirovich is silent, and there in the west all our friends are sweating a lot and don’t understand, because what to expect next, that’s what we were talking about, dear colleagues, of course, unfortunately, we need to wait for an aggravation, because ukraine, again, what has been said many times a very long time ago since 1914, is an ideal proxy tool against russia, simply ideal. let us remember the statement of dmitry kuleba, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, who said that this is for america. an ideal investment of money, ukrainian soldiers are dying, not american ones, that is , well, well, you can’t be straightforward in direct words, so they will supply weapons and they will supply them and they will supply them, there will be provocations and as he said absolutely correctly viktor nikolae

the volume of textured, factual material, data that was collected not through the diplomatic, foreign policy departmenty, but by representatives of our legislative branch, i mean deputies, public figures who on... directed the collected materials, and they collected them, including in the information space, based on the analysis of statements by representatives of the kiev regime, all these materials, these are significant volumes, they were published, were sent to russian law enforcement agencies, to law enforcement agencies countries, these are the united states of america and a number of others, which from the point of view of those who collected this fact. are literally complicit in sponsoring this most extremist and terrorist activities of the kiev regime, well, in my opinion , there is no need to remind how for many years the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, not only naturally we, but we did this in the context of our international relations, on international platforms, on the basis of materials from law enforcement agencies of the russian federation, this investigative the prosecutor gener

oh, we're in the diplomatic reception rooms at the department of state in the harry truman building. and what is up here? what are we going to see? well, we have 42 rooms that comprise the diplomatic reception rooms. they were designed in the 1960s, seventies and eighties by american classical architects. and the rooms are filled with an extraordinary but little known museum collection i'll be showing you today. and what are they used for? well, we honor dignitaries and diplomats are brought to this important space. and in these rooms, they see american artistry and craftsmanship from the century up until their 21st century. how long have these been here? well, they first opened in 1961, but they were very different when they first opened. they modern, sparse spaces and spoke little. our nation's history and its founding and its importance in art. now, you put together a book to show all showcase of this art america's collection. what is it? well, it's our third book on the collection and our first, in over 20 years. and we brought scholarship and new voices to the table to help us re

as stated on the department’s website, belarusian diplomats themselves and their other russian colleagues commemorative events and lay wreaths at the monuments of that terrible war and the great victory of our ancestors, as was done in previous years. the foreign ministry emphasized: for us this is a theme of justice and morality. morality, which is obviously lacking in western politicians who are trying to build intrigues and dirty tricks. and our answer concerns not only austria, but all other places where innocent people died at the hands of the nazis. belarus remembers how... india, iran, china, kyrgyzstan, pakistan, russia, tajikistan and uzbekistan. executive committee of the regional anti-terrorist structure of the organization. defense of belarus. on the agenda are a number of issues related to military cooperation and the parties will exchange views on challenges to regional and international security and measures to neutralize them. and making a presentation at the beginning of the event, viktor khrenin expressed confidence that belarus and the sco countries will become a suppor

this was done through the diplomatic channel through minsk - the department reported. kroku city holly is far from the first terrorist attack, traces that lead to ukraine. there have been murders before. through diplomatic channels during official meetings, they informed the whole world about not just the terrorist nature of the kiev regime, but also the specific actions that they committed, or were carried out by their sponsors. and the murder of daria dugina, vladlen tatarsky, endless, and what’s more, attempts to destroy them have become part of the state ideology in ukraine. including four perpetrators of the terrorist attack , who were detained in hot pursuit in the bryansk region, where they intended to cross the border from rat into the territory of ukraine. meanwhile , more and more details are becoming known about the evening when the tragedy happened in city hall, and these are stories about real heroes who, in a moment of mortal danger, risked their lives to help others escape. one of them is kamil nasibov. for two hours he carried the wounded out of the buil

because this is israel's current blow absolutely blatant. in another country, according to the diplomatic departmenty say that modern technologies make it possible to deliver high-precision strikes, unnoticed strikes, lightning-fast deadly, russia has quite such technologies and of course surpasses israel in high-precision weapons and experience use of precision weapons. but nevertheless, we still do not see any evidence of such use of our precision-guided ammunition against war criminals who declared as such by our state, but as bortnikov said recently, everything is ahead, we will return. tim neupokoev in previous episodes. your honor, i ask that these photographs be included in the case file. zoya neupokoeva is a brilliant lawyer. we plan to file a complaint. her career. it’s rapidly going up, a beautiful car, yours, how many years have passed, but your personal life is stagnant, and will you ever marry me, how can i tell you, i worked for roman for 7 years, the company belongs to him, i have nothing at all , zoya decides to go to the investigative committee, you investigator, cheers and show you

the mexico expects ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. but it's unclear to appeal to the quotes will have any time to believe impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy has always been seen a sorry to boot, the thought to be quite rare, to find recent examples of it happening. now. the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt for a fail been just here in mexico. don't home and i would just say to mexico, city that's of a markets in several countries. are coming into increasing scrutiny over the prices they charge at their checkouts and australia government inquiry into the grocery sector has been launched and in new zealand shop is a pay some of the highest prices in the world. when he reports of the easy land is interest, section money is tied to so many and more than any with that's being felt in the superm

made their way home, the mexico expects ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. but it's unclear of the appeal to the quotes will have any tons of really impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy has always been seen a sorry to boot. the thought to be quite rare to find recent examples of it happening. now. the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt for a fail been just here in mexico don't home. and i would just say to mexico city still ahead on al jazeera, russia targets declines. second largest city concave with a series of strikes on residential buildings. and will tell you what's causing this phenomenon and over the skies eventually, the on counting, the costs to india is economy as on the vines, but the nation's wealth gap is whitening us is spending millions of dollars to clean up its industrial facilities costs

made their way home, the mexico expects ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. but it's unclear to appeal to the quotes will have any time to believe impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy is always been seen a site to do that site to be quite rare to find recent examples of it happening. now the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt. the fail been just here in mexico. don't home. and i would just say to mexico city are still a head of knowledge of sierra russia ta. that's declined 2nd largest city called k with a series of strong fun residential buildings. and which tells you what's causing this ras and dominant of the sky. and so eventually, the, the. well, the last a significant gladys seen scott interesting mom here, there is more coming into eastern turkey and that's will produce a few light sheriff cutting ro

violation of international laws and said that according to the vienna agreement , diplomatic places have immunity. departmentpped. egypt, venezuela, cuba, pakistan, iraq, qatar, oman, the caretaker government of afghanistan, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia, yemen and kuwait also consider this terrorist attack a violation of syrian sovereignty and a violation of the stability and security of the region, as well as a clear contradiction with international laws and diplomatic standards. they knew lebanon's hezbollah, yemen's ansarullah, iraq's hezbollah battalions, and palestinian resistance groups also attacked in separate statements. and they knew that they could avoid failure in the gaza strip and asked the international community to stop it as soon as possible take such actions of the zionists. now we are going to syria and i will talk with the radio reporter in damascus, mr. helali. i greet you. please tell us more about this terrorist attack. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, regarding your question , i would like to inform you that the latest details that we have come to

make you couldn't buy the mexico, expects ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. but it's unclear of the appeal to the quotes will have any tons of really impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy has always been seen a site to do that site to be quite rare to find recent examples of it happening. now. the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt for a sale, been just here in mexico. don't home and i would just say to mexico, city and all i us slovakia as prime minister roberts eco has won the presidential runoff between pro e u. candidates. and for my for administer. yvonne comstock peter pelligrini is a karen speaker of parliament, is seen as a close, a deceitful who has implemented some pro russia policy and the spies would be the president. i promise to consistently apologize international commitments protects and defe

home, the equipment by the mexico expects ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. but it's unclear, the appeal to the quotes will have any tons of really impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy has always been seen a sorry to boot. that's actually quite rare to find recent examples of it happening . now the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt for a fail been just here in mexico. don't home and i would just say to mexico, city as to the head allowances era, wayne hay in oakland where we take a look at the supermarket, you won't believe both here and in australia and how the prices are affecting customers in these difficult economic times. the us pain, it just closer to recognizing it palestinian state prime minister pedro sanchez, is that the forefront calling for israel 2 respects international humanitarian law . wha

made their way home, the mexico expects ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. but it's unclear to appeal to the quotes will have any time to believe impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy is always been seen a site to do that site to be quite rare to find recent examples of it happening. now the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt for a fail been just here in mexico. don't home. and i would just say to mexico city, the us treasury secretary, it says the ability to hold frank talks of china has put relations between the 2 superpowers. on a more stable pos, janet young, made the comments that amazing with chinese premier and the co chang and aging lisa, the to come from just needed to respect each other and should be partners, not a list, raise the number of people killed and russian drawing and missile strikes on

department. the president travels on a diplomatic passport. so protocol that you always advise the consulate or embassy in the city you're going to. so there was advance notice of this. it wasn't like he was trying to train to go in cog like he said on the first trip in fact its interesting. another cool thing they did for me here, they brought out his passport that he used for this trip. and one of the interesting things about it is bass's on it best didn't get her own passport. she's on the amendments page and i have a pictures. pictures of the passport in the book, but generally at the time, husband's wives would have a single passport passport. yes. one more. you know there was no the question is whether, you know, you didn't see any secret service and there was no secret service on trip that didn't come in until after kennedy assassination in 63. so they had no security to speak of although it was a little bit like harry excellent adventure when the mayor of these towns would hear that harry truman there they would send somebody just to k

. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring that we have a comprehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide to team usa athletes to keep them both physically. >> and mentally healthy. >> organizers say there are about 800 athletes who represent team usa at the olympics and paralympics. but so far, only about 15% of them have been named. we'll keep you posted as they qualify in new york. i'm marielena balouris. >> former golden state warrior shaun livingston has become the latest to join the ownership group of oakland roots in seoul, sports club. livingston held a 15 year career winning nba championships in 2015, 2017 2018 while playing with the warriors in oakland serving as an exec

expected shortly with antony blinken, us secretary of state, live pictures from the state department, two diplomatsainable ceasefire and the delivery of more humanitarian aid into gaza, and more funding for ukraine, military edge package worth billions of dollars currently stalled on capitol hill. before travelling to washington he met with the former president donald trump in florida. i leave the pictures of the news conference venue to my side because that is due to start any minute. but i have been talking to tom fletcher, formerforeign policy adviser under tony blair, gordon brown, david cameron, the author of the assassin, given some of the things david cameron has said about donald trump in the past whether republicans would actually listen to him. fill republicans would actually listen to him. . ., , republicans would actually listen to him. , , , _ him. of course, there were spicy comments _ him. of course, there were spicy comments about _ him. of course, there were spicy comments about donald - him. of course, there were spicy comments about donald trump i him. of course, there were spicy

we heard memos and protests from the state department, diplomats, some resignations.ant to ask you about gantz. he is calling for early elections. there had been talk about that. you and i have discussed. he had not called for september elections. what is pushing him in that direction? is he reading polls differently, there's more support either in the -- >> or that he is listening to senator chuck schumer, whichever comes first. let's put it in the correct perspective. there's a tendency to make this sound like a big drama. here is benny gantz, one of the leaders of the opposition who joined the war cabinet and out of nowhere calls for an early election this september. let's dissect this. he could have and should have and still could -- i find it hard to see -- leave the government and call for an election immediately. instead, he is calling for an election in september. that's far away. an election in september means that mr. netanyahu, in his usual and habitual manipulative way, is going to make september into december and then december into february. all that time

this will provide the head of the state department with diplomatic leverage to stop economic supportsian military-industrial complex from china, reports. knowledgeable persons. officials are counting on the threat of losing access to the dollar and the risk of worsening trade relations with europe forcing beijing to change course. according to washington officials, sanctions against chinese banks are one option for escalation if diplomacy fails to convince beijing to limit its exports. if chinese banks are deprived of access to the dollar, the currency in which much of the world's trading is carried out, this would have far more serious consequences than the usual sanctions on individuals and companies. well, it seems to me that since the opium wars, which would have happened more than 100 years ago, no one has humiliated china like this, with china like this no one spoke in a tone, in general , china still treats russia well, but trade, it is built on mutual interest, that is, in general, it is trying to deny china the right to do what they consider important for their economy. what

. >> reporter: the state department's morning american diplomats not to travel outside tel aviv or jerusalemthe u.k. has gone furthero leave israel if they can. general frank mckenzie, the former head of central command, said an iranian attack could lead to a broader conflict in the region. >> if there is a significant mass casualty event inside israel, that i think the possibility of escalation is very, very high. >> reporter: tonight, president biden says he expects iran to attack israel sooner rather than later. as for those additional u.s. assets you mentioned, the pentagon is repositioning a navy destroyer in the region, joining another warship that is already there. norah? >> norah: weijia jiang at the white house with that new information, thank you. let's go now to israel where tensions are high with its iron dome missile defense system already being tested today, with rockets being watched by an iranian proxy group. cbs's debora patta joins us from tel aviv. good evening, deborah r. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the iranian-backed group hezbollah fired a barrage of missiles from

as you mentioned, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, he's departed on another diplomatic toureeting qatari and egyptian officials, other regional players too. and he's going to be discussing a us—led cease fire plan that could entail a six week cessation of hostilities in gaza, as well as the release of dozens of hostages still held by hamas in gaza and the release also potentially of hundreds of palestinians from israeli jails. and mr biden and mr netanyahu discussed the talks on this plan earlier in that phone call. those talks have stalled in recent weeks. they also discussed increased access for humanitarian aid into gaza. we know this is something that the americans are very frustrated with. president biden has spoken about this many, many times before. there was that tense phone call, wasn't there another one three weeks ago betweenjoe biden and benjamin netanyahu, in which the us president essentially gave his israeli counterpart an ultimatum take concrete steps to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza and let more humanitarian assistance in. otherwise, us policy o

this will provide the head of the state department with diplomatic leverage to stop chinese economicg access to the dollar and the risk of deterioration in trade. relations with europe will force beijing to change course. according to washington representatives, sanctions against chinese banks are one of the options for escalation in case diplomatic methods do not convince beijing to limit its exports, if chinese... somehow trade goes through it, it is calculated in yuvaniys there, not in dollars, and there are no significant problems here, as for the threats that americans are afraid of from china, this is steel, these are electric cars, this any product, but there are also quite funny things, the pentagon beeps, there is this b-21 - this is a bomber that looks like a flying saucer, super super new, invisible, impenetrable and so on, yes, so i read material yesterday about that , that it has not yet seriously entered service with the american armed forces, but it is already morally obsolete, because chinese technology has made it visible, that is, they see and catch it, at the same

as you mentioned, the us secretary of state antony blinken, he's departed on another diplomatic toureeting qatari and egyptian officials, other regional players, too, and he will be discussing a us—led ceasefire plan, that could entail a six week cessation of hostilities in gaza as well as the release of dozens of hostages still held by hamas in gaza and the release also, potentially, of hundreds of palestinians from israeli jails. and mr biden and mr netanyahu discussed the talks on this plan earlier in that phone call. there is also the issue of the planned israeli offensive on and the southern city of rafah. there are palestinians are sheltering there. and it was said if there is a deal over the hostages and they could potentially suspend that offensive in rafah. so really high—stakes game here. you have antony blinken trying to hammer out the crucial deal against the clock before any offence in the clock before any offence in the city of rafah which would happen against the wishes of the americans and also the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, he said earlier

as you mentioned, the us secretary of state antony blinken, he's departed on another diplomatic touron, he'll be meeting qatari and egyptian officials, other regional players, too, and he will be discussing a us led ceasefire plan, that could entail a six week cessation of hostilities in gaza as well as the release of dozens of hostages still held by hamas in gaza and the release also potentially of hundreds of palestinians from israeli jails. and mr biden and mr netanyahu discussed the talks on this plan earlier in that phone call. those talks have stalled in recent weeks. they also discussed increased access for humanitarian aid into gaza. we know this is something that the americans are very frustrated with. president biden has spoken about this many, many times before. there was that tense phone call, another one three weeks ago betweenjoe biden and benjamin netanyahu in which the us president essentially gave his israeli counterpart an ultimatum — take concrete steps to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza and let more humanitarian assistance in, otherwise us policy over t

made their way home by the mexico, expect ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. it is unclear to appeal to the quotes will have any time to believe impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy has always been seen a site to do that site to be quite rare to find recent examples of it happening. now. the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt for a fail been just here in mexico. don't home. and i would just say to mexico city, i just sent you still a, he's here on the l just there, including i'm wayne. hey, in oakland where we take a look at the supermarket. you won't believe both here and in australia and how the prices are affecting customers in these difficult economic times. and an unexpected moment for this goal for playing and the text is open and he will be here with that . and the rest of the day school, the unique p

made their way home by the mexico, expect ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for our departing diplomatic personnel. mexico appealed to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. it is unclear to appeal to the quotes will have any time to believe impact. and that's the thing about this, the storming of another countries embassy has always been seen a sorry to boot, the thought to be quite rare to find recent examples of it happening. now the question is, what's the still public countries doing the same? the ripples from equity, those actions could be felt for a fail been just here in mexico. don't home. and i would just say to mexico, city authorities in ukraine say the number of people killed in russian. joan and miss sized strikes on concave has reason to 8 residential areas and high rise buildings with targeted attacks on ukraine. second largest city have search in recent months. john stratford has more from khaki. we're one of the strikes sites here in northern the car cave, a residential area with thousands of people. if you se

the problem is, when you have the state department top diplomat on asia, he's paving the way for blinkenl we are doing is we're feeding the already inflated sense of self importance of chinese officials. it makes it more difficult to deal with. this is the wrong direction. we need to start imposing severe costs on some very dangerous conduct that china is engaged in. maria: shouldn't we admit that china is complicit, that china has been supporting our adversaries. the biden administration claims u.s. intelligence shows that china has been helping russia boost military production as it faces a critical stage in the war against ukraine. we know this already. why aren't we hearing administration officials talk more about stopping china's support of r russia? >> we're not hearing that because if the biden administration were to acknowledge what is in fact happening, china's support for russia in ukraine, then they would have to do something about it and they don't want to. biden himself has been warning china over lethal aid but china's been supplying lethal aid russia interest the beginning

today in luxembourg the head of diplomatic and the defense departments of the european union discussedance to the kiev regime, but behind one another there was already the fourteenth package of sanctions against russia. and things didn’t go well with either one. the proposed sanctions do not suit all members of the european union. calls to give the last shirt, that is, the last weapon , to the ukrainian front are also met without unanimity. perhaps only the balts. ready to do anything to annoy russia, even send the notorious american patriot air defense system to kiev, which, by the way, the baltic countries have not enjoyed at all it was, nikita korzin is watching all this unfunny farce. and yet, to the last ukrainian, the west decided to complete a unique experiment in strategic, if not defeat, then at least containment of russia with the help of its geographical neighbors. following the american promise of assistance to kiev , barel gathered the ministers of foreign affairs and defense in luxembourg to... in ukraine, let’s see what you can offer, because we don’t have this in brusse

. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring thatehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide to team usa athletes to keep them both physically. >> and mentally healthy. >> organizers say there are about 800 athletes who represent team usa at the olympics and paralympics. but so far, only about 15% of them have been named. we'll keep you posted as they qualify. >> well, 10, 55 is the time. and as we wrap up here on the kron 4 morning news, let's find out what's coming up today on live in the bay with olivia horton standing by upstairs, a levy, pay as you go. and james coming up today on live in the bay. >> she is the wine and travel expert focused on making wines, approachable and edu

anthony boykin hasjust departed today on another diplomatic tour of the middle east.ll be in saudi arabia, where he's expected to hold meetings with qatari officials, egyptians officials, to discuss this plan for a proposed cease—fire in gaza. dozens of hostages still held by hostages in gaza as well of the release of potentially hundreds of palestinian prisoners that are held in israeli jails. the timing of this call is crucial. it's a very tense time in the middle east. not only have you got those ongoing negotiations on a potential cease—fire. they have stalled in recent weeks, but i hope mr lincoln is hoping he can get saarc those in re—— matt i don't of he's going to visit. re-- matt i don't of he's going to visit. �* re—— matt i don't of he's going to visit. but you also have the israelis planning for of an official offensive. overi million offensive. over i million palestinians offensive. overi million palestinians have sought refuge there, and in this readout, the final sentence missing that raffle mac rafah. they discuss rafah and i think the white house of c

. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring thatehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide to team usa athletes to keep them both physically. >> and mentally healthy. >> organizers say there are about 800 athletes who represent team usa at the olympics and paralympics. but so far, only about 15% of them have been named. we'll keep you posted as they qualify in new york. i may be a lot of doors. >> i'll at 7.52. coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. we're going to tell you which california city is a favorite for hungry mosquitoes. we'll be back with that in a moment. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile ju