and understand what is going on at the embassy.hough he wasn't a diplomat with top secret clearance, is a security guard that there was still potentially information that could damage national security, but as i said the dispute is not about what he did, but his motivation for doing it. ., ~ he did, but his motivation for doing it. . ~ , ., he did, but his motivation for doing it. ., ~ , ., i: he did, but his motivation for doing it. ., ii, ., ,., he did, but his motivation for doing it, ., ii, ., ., it. thank you. 40 years on from the falklands war. _ it. thank you. 40 years on from the falklands war, veterans _ it. thank you. 40 years on from the falklands war, veterans have - falklands war, veterans have returned to the island to remark remembrance sunday. many military personnel died in the conflict, a combination of a dispute with argentina about the sovereignty of the falklands. 0ur defence correspondent reports from the island. san carlos bay today, a picture of peace and tranquility. but 40 years ago, this was known as bomb

he asked me about the embassy. said well, what we are hearing from the state department is that it will take about 10 years to build and it is going to be a couple of million dollars. -- a couple of billion dollars. knowing a little something about construction, the president said that was not good enough. he said, call david friedman. tell david to get it done. tell david to get the embassy built and open in jerusalem. [applause] true story. karen and i got in the motorcade, drove to the airport. there was ambassador david friedman. a great american. standing on the tarmac, shaking my hand. i walked up to him and he said, mr. vice president, it was good to have you here. he told me to tell you to get it done. [applause] he said well, no. we are working with the state department. we will work with congress. i said, david, that is not what he said. he said get it done. david got the look in his eye that a new york real estate lawyer can get. [laughter] five months later for pennies on the dollar, we opened the u.s.

we are going to move the embassy to jerusalem. i got the embassy built, which is no small thing. we got it built fast and you have a gorgeous embassy. jerusalem stone, ok? very expensive. in jerusalem it was not so bad. the pressure put on me -- and i understand the other presidents. i didn't understand why they never got it done. many previous presidents. i got it done immediately. they would call and they would want to talk to me and they would tell me what it was about prior to my getting on the phone i said, i will call you back next week. i made the announcement because you had tremendous pressure put on the president of the united states. before me and with me. the best thing i could do was just not take the call and then i call back next week. it was done. ok. what do you have? what's happening? we wanted to talk to you about israel. it is a little late. i said you are right. [laughter] no other president got it done. nobody came close. [applause] but the most important thing i did was the iran nuclear deal. you can say -- people say jerusalem. some people say golan but th

embassy in moscow for three years in the late 1980's. of course that was when it was still the soviet union. so it was a challenging time. but not even the joyful winters of ussr could keep her from home. she answered her nation's call and she joined the foreign service. her career since has been impressive and prepares her well, i believe, for the role she's seeking. she has been all across soviet space, including difficult postings. she's worked her diplomatic missions in kurdistan, pakistan, turkmenistan and embassy in moscow where she served from 2014 to 2017. she's also served several assignments here in washington, d.c., including in the european and euro asian affairs and other national security council. her career has taken her to pakistan twice and even to afghanistan soon after 9/11 when the country was still a very active war zone. this position would be ambassador tracy's second ambassadorship as she's currently u.s. ambassador to armenia. it's an interesting place to be during that time. very challenging. she served there wi

they say that on north american soil there is no place in the russian embassy, ​​they reacted to thisof irony explain they asked explain how madame came into being, if not as a result of the union of a man and a woman further behind the minister. her press service has already begun to speak, stating the fact of a deep insult to the madam, and we are also broadcasting the idea that the statement of the russian side is contrary to canadian values ​​​​reached the point that the ambassador was summoned to the russian foreign ministry. striving. remind him that canada and other countries condemn the new russian law banning lgbt propaganda, as well as the statement of the embassy in social networks. in social networks we they just said that we are talking about human life about the family about a man, a woman and children, and until, uh, nature has not given us another, there are only two two sexes and two genders and added that in russia any person can exercise their rights without influence from the outside and i, in turn, recommended them to mind their own business. inside canadian, plea

in these countries, the embassy was required to delete the message for blame.t happen, and my opponents hurried to switch to other topics, apparently, the scandal did not bear the fruits that those who provoked it were counting on. the newest nuclear icebreaker ural has reached the port, the crew will have to work in murmansk, here is the yenisei region of the kara sea, when we leave for the first flight, we will find out from our correspondent. we are waiting for a direct adventure the freedoms of our citizens are guaranteed by the constitution, they are unshakable. we should never forget about it vladimir putin congratulated the workers of the russian judicial system the head of state noted that no circumstances should serve as an excuse for superficial trials.

in these countries, the embassy was required to delete the message for blame.se, did not happen and i sleep our opponents. they hurried to switch to other topics, apparently, the scandal did not bring the fruits that those who provoked it counted on. the launch of the chinese spacecraft shanzhou-15 with three cosmonauts on board was recognized as a successful wonderful shuttle. as the chinese called it, it successfully separated from the rocket, entered the specified orbit and is heading to the prc orbital station . exactly at 23:08 beijing time, we piloted the shenzhu 15 ship with a crew of three ditches, launched from the cosmodrome. juquan. this is the province of gaizu and headed for the chinese orbital station tyan-gong, which actually this crew will have to complete. so the mission is really historical and the attention to this launch in china yes, and not only a really huge launch, in general it was like a reality show live broadcast on central television and the launch and preparation itself, starting from how you groove in the solemn accompaniment moto

number one, under under president trump moving our embassy to jerusalem.] that ballot come the state of room at the defense department in the trump administration both were against moving the embassy. all right, i will try that. ladies and gentlemen, i give you the audio tech. who knew matt was so versatile? that was a battle within the trump administration, both the state department and the defense department fought against moving the embassy. i went straight to the president, made the case vigorously, and president trump had the courage to overrule his own secretary of state, his own secretary of defense, and move the embassy. and the day we opened the embassy i was there in jerusalem on the anniversary, the 70th anniversary of the creation of the modern state of israel. [applause] the second decision just like that was pulling out of the iran deal. exact same fight. state argued against it, defense argued against it. i went repeatedly to the president. again the president had the courage to overrule his own state department, his own defense department,

and at the same time the statement of the embassy. in social networks. in social networks.bout the life of the human family, but for a man and children , and until, uh, nature has not given us another, there are only two sexes and two genders. and they added that in russia, anyone can exercise their rights without outside influence, and i, in turn, recommended to mind your own business inside the canadian, please do not interfere with ours. uh, the legislative process of supporting the minister, the humiliated, the offended, a number of canadian politicians joined the points that earned themselves on the rhetoric of a homosexual persuasion, the media experts also joined, whom they agreed on before the conflict in ukraine arose, including because of the allegedly existing in russia armored prof. in response to the lgbt attacks, the embassy issued a detailed explanation of its position, stating that there is no bedroom places in the state. this is a periphery of the words of the former prime minister. canada stating that the state has no place in the bedrooms of its citizens

of ukraine in madrid, an envelope arrived at the embassy which exploded during the inspection in the hands of the commandant. received minor injuries, the rest of the employees were not injured. minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba instructed to urgently strengthen the security of all ukrainian embassies abroad. he also appealed to the head of the spanish ministry of foreign affairs regarding an immediate investigation. spanish law enforcement officers are already working on the spot. the occupiers fired at the bordering sumy region and shot at each village of the ottoman community. of the regional military administration dmytro zhivitsky, the russians released 20 mines of 120 caliber, there were direct hits in the houses of local residents, nine houses have significant damage, destroyed walls and roofs , and the village kindergarten escaped without casualties. in addition, the invaders shelled the bordering chernihiv oblast, there is no information about the destruction or casualties in the region due to russian shelling in the bilopol community, gas networks were damaged, 97 h

s. embassy in pretoria, the u. s. government says that it had intel that terrorists were planning on taking large groups of people in the greater sent an area of johannesburg. this did not please officials in pretoria at all. presidents, aurora, pasa said that it was unfortunate that the u. s. government issued such an alert and so to panic among the people. but is this diplomatic route caused by the failure of intelligence to inform the president and hughes from our channels? the relations between the 2 countries will be likely negatively affected by blood for long, the ease long established trade relationship that goes way beyond issues of security. yes, indeed, people will be angered by the behavior of the u. s. in this instance. but it's something that the 2 countries are most likely gonna be at work in law center . the city, if africa's richest square mile, and as a prominent list of tenants in both retail end of the space, it regularly attracts business travelers and holiday makers to this weekend. the city h

what are we learning about the explosion at the embassy in madrid?he's not hearing you. >> i think we may be having audio issues with matthew. we'll try to get back to him once we resolve those. >>> let's head to the pentagon, we are learning tonight, reporting first on cnn, that the united states is considering dramatically expanding its training of ukrainian forces. owner lieberman has been working the story for us. how big a game changer do you think we this could be for the troops on the battlefield? >> reporter: it could be quite significant. ukraine needs two things, the first is ammunition and the pentagon has been working that side of the equation for quite some time. and the second of those is t training. how to take a larger army expanded after the invasion and making sure they're ready for advanced inclose combat. the biden administration is considering dramatically expanding the training of ukrainian forces up to 2,500 soldiers per month. a difference from what the u.s. has done until now, which is focused on smaller groups training on in

contacted david and strongly recommended that my embassy leave russia under this english crown. uh, i received such a letter that it strongly recommends that all citizens leave. and i know a lot of foreigners who left, but in most cases they forced them to leave in companies. you have to leave by now to lose your job. i don't know any foreigners who were content to leave. for them. it was a tragedy. they all loved out of life and none of them voluntarily wanted to leave for moscow. he communicates from different countries , his legs and his friends leave russia. the french embassy asked for recommendations for all french to leave russia, but i know a lot of french. i know that those who left are the ones that they forced them to, they were forced to leave. this is their company, they were simply forced to leave, most of them did not want to leave, most of the foreigners who live in russia love to live in russia for them. it was a tragedy that suddenly one day they are told, all leaving back to france. i do not know a single frenchman who was pleased to leave. hello, come to my a

you can tell that living inside the embassy for 7 years has taken its toll. here he is back in 2012. yeah. not compare that to today. i mean, amazing. the guy went in looking like draco malfoy came out look like dumbledore, a weekly spanner. julian, a sans was also arrested in london where he was dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy, looking like santa claus with a manifesto. ah, you're not a, i have it on my right. look, look at him, look in just a few years. he went from bond villain to crowd surfing habits. now, while focusing on obscure criticisms of his on his personality or his appearance, mainstream media seemed to have forgotten what he reveal review the revelation is about real crimes and real scandals that came to light duty to work a wiki leaks ah, [000:00:00;00] a now the biden administration has given no indication that they have any intention of dropping the charges or the expedition case against julian, a sorry, the u. s. department of justice says they continue to pursue extradition and that they will continue to pursue extradition for the ti

so that the russian embassy could see what the poles think about the russians, and again, this embassyow canceled the agreement that er the embassy may have some kind of recreation complex near warsaw, and now the russian employees of the embassy will no longer rest there, they have rested there since soviet times. and now all the rest is over, and on this occasion we will speak with the polish politician yaroslav chekhov at our studio in myroslav rada i wish you a good day, actually, how do you feel in these eight, nine months, the ninth has already gone in this ninth month of the war, the poles are not tired of supporting the ukrainians against the background of the inflation that in poland continues it actually started no, i have to say that despite the beatings you had, of course, they will come in the autumn days, inflation under the influence of energy prices will rise and so on and so on and there will be a wave of such accusations of ukraine by ukrainians for all the troubles that there are in this it is not noticed that sociological polls just show very stable support for ukra

s embassy issued a terror. i lead saying that is lambing terrorist groups were planning on taking malls in johannesburg and kicked out places americans frequent. but the south african authorities, i choose the united states of causing a panic. that is a sense of responsibility about issuing fetching a lead, but also a sense of impunity in the way washington goes about in a sovereign state. they know that even if their information is wrong or lacking in the weight of evidence, there will be no consequences. indeed, there is a sense in which the developed world how it relates with countries of the global. so it has got a, an underlying tone off continued domination med power. however, attempts made more towards softer and deploy a diplomatic ways of approaching south africa rather than the forceful approach that we've seen. historically. following the terror alert in 2016, there was only a dispute between us ambassador and the spokesperson for south africa, international relations department. and very little has

ah, there were sermons, ayattol khamins, and the embassy staff saw these tapes.ut they thought that it was well, that it could be neglected, that they were enough, as if confidently feel themselves in iran and actually. e, the situation there is stable, yes, and it turned out, and that the students, first of all, very actively bought these cassettes, listened to sermons, exchanged them in these sermons. he was very critical of both the role of the united states and the policy of the secular regime in iran , which was focused on us. the united states of america and the role of american corporations, which actually controlled oil production. the revival of e shiism, and in islam, led to the fact that the islamic revolution and the soviet union took place we also had relatively good relations with iran, and america did not expect this. no one, that suddenly a completely new iran will appear, a completely new rank, and from that time on, iran again begins to play its own very special game in world history. islamic revolution. it created a unique precedent, in which a

like here in tokyo, outside the chinese embassy. and in london where concerns over beijing's crack down on protesters has sparks this response from the u. k. foreign secretary. well, protest against chinese government all rare. and when they do happen, i think the world should take notice by think the chinese government should take matters. it's clear that the chinese people themselves are deeply unhappy with what is going on about the restrictions imposed upon them by the chinese government. china's foreign minister has defended the country's cobra to restrictions, but on the streets, tensions are running high. as a heavy police presence in cities including shanghai, with authorities, quick to make arrests, they do not want to repeat what happens over the weekend. but the world is now watching a journalist for being such, my choices are from bridging. now probably a few images of protests have made it out of china the last 24 hours, other than ministrations dying down, are we looking at a chinese suppression campaign of these image

by the russian embassy after termination of the contract for non-payment tomasz grodsky.shal of the senate of poland, the resort is completely devastated by the russians. everything was destroyed even the cables were torn out of the walls, the russian resort near warsaw is in ruins. i wonder who is in is it to blame? here is the most important question. if there are comments, yes bro, i would start by saying that the first mention came from poland and then it was picked up. and we are well aware that even in poland there are people who say that it is necessary to conduct a dialogue with russia, it is necessary to negotiate and just to close the mouths of such people, including the polish side is releasing this kind of fakes, so that they can see that it is impossible to negotiate with the russians. look they barbarians they even a cable over non-ferrous metals were pulled out here and now they are being taken to russia to hand over copper, that is, this, and the package is just for that audience, but which is trying to say something. and he says that it is still necessary

ready to tell at the embassy, just the thing that you said what disturbed you most in the russian embassy was the casual way. some of your fellow diplomats talked about nuclear strikes against the west, even though they worked in arms control. did they have no idea how these nuclear strikes that they were talking about might lead to world war 3? or the consequences of that? you know, these very dangerous thing is that the whole thing about this stuff to do with you. ready to, to make numerous rice against the west. again, the 1st place people are sure that there will be no to the west, will just swallows and just to the knees. and let's say, let's again, ok, we're ok. let's, let's make a really believe that what, what makes them believe that i think it's a very old and con prejudice regarding the westerners in russia that there were some people. ready very weak and where it pampered because they are very used to comfortable that you know and then are ready to sacrifice like for the war because every war makes it makes, it makes people funny. and we were known to all the world that we can

and they the embassy just thing that you said what disturbed you most in the russian embassy was the casual way. some of your fellow diplomats talked about nuclear strikes against the west, even though they worked in control. did they have no idea how these nuclear strikes that they were talking about might lead to world war 3? or the consequences of that? you know, these are very dangerous being in the april or boasting about this stuff to do it you. ready ringback to make you trying to get together 1st place, people are sure that there will be knowledge of the do west just slowly and just to the knees. and let's say let's again, ok, we're ok let's, let's make that what, what makes them believe that i think it's a very old and con, break. it is regarding the western is irrational that there were some people. ready are very weak and where it pamphlets because they are very used to comparable that you know, and that they're not ready to sacrifice like the war because every war makes it makes, it makes people live uneasy. and we were known to all the world that we can stop up or as lon

ready like they just don't tell anything that they don't want to tell at the embassy. just thing that you said what disturbed you most in the russian embassy was the casual way. some of your fellow diplomats talked about nuclear strikes against the west, even though they worked in control. did they have no idea how these nuclear strikes that they were talking about might lead to world war 3? or the consequences of that? you know, these dangerous thing is that the whole. ready thing about this stuff to do it to do. ready to make you strikes against the west, again, the 1st place those people are sure that there will be knowledge of age that the west will just swallows. and just to bend the knees. and let's say let's again, ok, we're ok let's, let's make it really believe that what, what makes them believe that i think it's a very old and on break. it is regarding the western, it's irrational that there were, some people are very weak and where it pamphlets because they're very used to comfortable that you know, and that they're ready to sacrifice like for the war. becau

today you died, the embassy is ready to provide the citizens of belarus with the required assistance ability. and also i want to note that medical institutions of the moscow region, but are attentive to the dissemination of personal data about their patients. very early, snowdrifts in belarus now reach up to 30 cm. frost is expected to increase the ministry of health calls for caution. since november 21, almost 3,000 people have been registered in the country as victims of ice and cold injuries. why in winter it is important to look not only under your feet, but also up anastasia will tell. winter snow climbers they will climb to any height, but not with the aim of conquering the peaks and their task is to make the trip of the townspeople to the store or to work safe and balconies similar manipulations of residents, nevertheless they will be asked to carry out on their own if you can’t cope, you can contact 115 bel. the entire area where there is a threat of falling icicles and sewers, and we fence, it is advisable not to walk a meter nearby, at least keep from the fence. the fall of

the embassies, tweets came after the russian parliament adopted a new law prohibiting l. g. b t. propaganda. canadian officials reacted to these tweets, accusing russia of spreading hate. the russian ambassador accused auto of trying to interfere in russia's domestic affairs and influence the electoral process. but to get more on this now we're in a cross live to that very ambassador right now. i legs upon of thank you very much for joining us here for all the way from canada. the 1st question i have is 2 fold . first of all, re surprised at the summons and also what do you expect? what are you going to say at the canadian foreign ministry? good evening. it's a pleasure to be here. well, it was a surprise that was the reaction was a surprise and actually our treats were not only in conjunction with our legislation, i adopted but also in response to the statement by the canadian minister of foreign affairs made on november 24th when they were very carefully criticized our internal legislative process was criticized and we answered to be the rather extensive explanation of wha

caught on something there, yes , this one went proactively hmm he squandered the money he had at the embassy and decided to compensate them, he went and requested a million dollars from the americans and said that millions would work. they didn’t give him, they gave him, there i remember 200-odd thousand there, and so he began to work on the table of colonel vladimir zaitsev collections of unique photos in single copies. usually such operational pictures in the kgb after the report was destroyed, he saved it. what a miracle with what risk history is silent about this, in fact his personal collection of captured spies, if all together to collect what i and still work on alpha well, about 2 dozen. i think there will be intelligence agents and intelligence agents. as i understand it, until today, o's record has not been broken by anyone in the entire structure of state security and on his account. is there really loud arrests. this is the second secretary of the us embassy, ​​there is just a note, then the newspaper was that he was expelled about this case, even the soviet newspapers wrote dryl

, ​​minister dmytro kuleba instructed to urgently strengthen the security of all ukrainian embassiesand emphasized that whoever was behind the organization of this explosion, they will not be able to intimidate ukrainian diplomats or stop their work in countering russian aggression and the reception center of ukrainian refugees opened in london for the opening ceremony the king of the united kingdom charles iii and the first lady of ukraine olena zelenska personally visited -resources i will remind you that this week olena zelenska is on a trip to great britain, she spoke before the british legislators in the parliament and also had meetings with the prime minister of the country rishi sumnik and the queen consort of great britain camilla, the event organized by the wife of the monarch was dedicated to increased awareness of violence against women and girls and a documentary film about how the lives of ukrainian children were changed by the war was recently presented by british documentarians in the tape they showed the stories of children from kyiv, kharkiv , mariupol and other citi

he worked with many of our embassies.l, that is, as it were, everyone there knew the aviation world, very small, therefore, when konstantin unexpectedly received an offer from a certain patrick makei to lease an an-12 aircraft and roshenko was not surprised , he was interested, that is, further sales. well, well, of course, kostya says. this one good option. it is necessary to fly to look, and now yaroshenko flew on his head and offered to negotiate in moscow. but the mysterious american insisted on an allegedly neutral territory, that is, he grinned at this ukraine, probably two or three times. e with all that kostya said, come to moscow is not a question at all. let's meet in moscow, it's not more convenient for me here. no, here we are in ukraine on business. and now, come on, come to ukraine or they offered the nearest countries, well , they offered, of course, a strange six and america did not feel a catch and roshenko agreed to meet in kiev and suggested that vicki fly with him, unwind and take a walk around the bea