cannot give any information about what is happening here, the embassy has nothing to do with it, ofhe was watching the embassy, ​​and what to do now, but nothing, she is not here officially, which means it’s harmless, and good, that’s good. get out of the car, i said, get out, hands up so they can be seen, turn around towards the car. there's a big game on the air. i think that, undoubtedly, the main diplomatic news of the day, the main news on russia's supposedly popular agenda, is the upcoming trip of president putin. to the democratic people's republic of korea and vietnam, but we basically knew that such a trip was planned, but today we're talking about it was officially announced, and moreover, it is assumed that the president will be in korea tomorrow, i want to ask about this senator andrei ivanovich denisov, who was ambassador to china for many years, and naturally you are well, let’s say, familiar with korean issues. tell me, what is the significance of this trip, and then about vietnam? well, the upcoming visit of the president to the democratic people's republic of korea,

the embassy where we are now has been operating since 2010; before that it operated in the building ofs executive committee. i am happy that i was with the historians of the acquisition of independence of armenia. and today i am pleased with the fact that. i am the ambassador of the independent republic of armenia to the independent republic of belarus, just like for us armenians, for belarusians this concept is sacred, independence and sovereignty, we and you we honor as sacredly as the concepts of mother, family, children, homeland, this year we celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between. the embassy of armenia and the republic of belarus initiated a number of events in connection with this anniversary. in a joint project with armenpress and belta, we are organizing a photo exhibition called armenia through the eyes of a belarusian photojournalist and belarus through the eyes of an armenian photojournalist. besides. in armenia in belarus they prepared anniversary stamps and a stamp prepared by the belarusian side, the official ceremony of

the embassy where we are now has been operating since 2010. before that, it operated in the building of the cis executive committee. i happy. that i was among the historians of the acquisition of independence of the republic of armenia, and today i am pleased with the fact that i am the ambassador of the independent republic of armenia, the independent republic of belarus, both for us armenians and for belarusians, this concept is sacred, independence and sovereignty, we and you also honor sacred , as under the name armenia through the eyes of a belarusian photojournalist and belarus through the eyes of an armenian photojournalist, in addition , commemorative stamps were prepared in armenia in belarus and a stamp prepared by the belarusian side, the official ceremony of hanging the stamp will also be part of the photo exhibition, this year the town will... celebrate the day of slavic writing, and it will be especially pleasant for us to participate this year - in this holiday, in which we participate here every year. in addition, in belarus th

the embassy where we are now has been operating since 2010.of the cis executive committee. i am happy that i was at the origins of the acquisition of independence of the republic of armenia. and today i am pleased with the fact that i am an ambassador. the independent republic of armenia, the independent republic of belarus, both for us, armenians and for belarusians, this concept is sacred, independence and sovereignty, we and you honor as sacredly as the concepts of mother, family, children, homeland. this year we celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the republic of armenia and the republic of belarus. armenia through the eyes of a belarusian photojournalist and belarus through the eyes of an armenian photojournalist. in addition , belarus is in armenia. and this year in belarus the city of slutsk was declared the cultural capital. and we will mark the thirtieth anniversary of diplomatic relations with a good colorful presentation of a book about the slushie belts, the cultural capital of c

we knew when julian was in the embassy, that there was a high likelihood that the embassy was being spied upon by the united kingdom by the united states. what we didn't know until the whistle blow came forward, that the security company employed by the ecuadorian embassy to provide security is joanne and to embassy staff. was capturing information in breach in the terms of their agreement with the ecuadorian government and providing it to parties in the united states. it is alleged that we're doing it at the behest of the c i. e. c global, the security company that was hard to protect. julian was actually spying on him and sending the camera feed, send the sound back to the usa, back to the sea. i threw solitary confinement through the character assassination through the orwellian legal process. through the violation of his most basic human and legal rights. one thing after another was like this theater of the absurd stripping him of his basic human dignity to the newest new position that gets to the listing fee. the next one. and we thinking of these prusio east, i'm wanting to the sell

out and are carrying out a whole large-scale operation, for example, several cars must leave the embassy gates at the same time. thus, they take away, that is, separate the surveillance crews of local special services and try to throw them out of their post . of course, this is a reconstruction, and we cannot show you all the details, but we can give you an idea of ​​how the operation takes place. the crew of our surveillance service is hanging on the tail of the diplomatic american car, there are three people in the car. we can only see two people, the driver is an operative, the other is lying in the back seat. the driver is looking for a place in the alley where he can turn and stay out of the zone of attention for a few seconds. when the car of the american embassy again appears in sight, our operatives record that nothing is happening in the first car, the driver and passenger are still the same, the clothes and hairstyle are the same, that is, no one noticed the substitution, but in such a matter as the birth observation, every little detail is important. there was a case in the pr

it was done and it was followed up very much through the swiss embassy as the embassy and office of thetector of the interests of the islamic republic of iran in canada. and funds. the follow-ups did not show up and did not allow this, but still , there is a possibility of participation of iranians living in canada in this election. they can actually enter the american border. there are two voting districts in seattle, buffalo, and two voting districts that are relatively close to the border of the united states and canada. canadian iranians there are two hands. they have canadian passports, they cross the border without any problems, and they can attend and vote in one of these two constituencies, and those who have so-called pr or reside, then they must receive a visa. and after i stated in the collection that many follow-ups were done to obtain a visa for iranians residing in the united states and canada due to the distance and the lack of polling stations in the united states , through skin or electronic systems. england, america, but let's go to afghanistan . iranians are in afghan

a savings took asylum in ecuador, and embassy in london. the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, begin assisting the caea and spying on a sage and his visitors, and the embassy. they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave the c i a access to it. in march 2017. when he leaves published fault 7, detailing the activities and capabilities of a c, i a to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare, through smartphones and other devices. it was the largest leak in the history of the c. i a in april 2017. the us said that it was an hour priority to arrest the sage. in august 2017. trump offer to sage a part if you would disclose who was responsible for leading democratic party e mails to with the links before the 2016 us presidential elections. assange refused to give up the source in december 2017. the us government gave the u. k. government, a sealed warrant for a st. just arrest in february, 2019 to ecuador, and government recei

the sage could be removed from the embassy. the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one count of computer intrusion, he was sentenced to 50 weeks and bill marsh prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition parent supported criminal court. the in june 2022, the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment. every face trial in the us government. it would face a sentence of a $175.00 pieces in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence, on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. judge is safe since the us went over to the decision not to expedite to search the a

the sage could be removed from the embassy, the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one couch of computer intrusion. he was sentenced a 50 weeks and bill march prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation, and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition here and the crown quote, the claim june 2020 the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment. if the face trial in the us government would face a sentence of a $175.00 pieces in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case after reviewing the evidence, the on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal. but the us u. k. churches in favor of the us that over to the decision not to extradite to search. the apri

a in spying on a st agent is visitors in the embassy, they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave the c. i a access to it. in march, 2017, which he leaves publish fault 7, detailing the activities and capabilities of a c i a to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare, through smartphones and other devices. it was the largest leak in the history of the c i. in april 2017, the us said that was an hour priority to arrest the sage. in august 2017. trump offer to sage a part if you would disclose who was responsible for leading democratic party e mails to wiki weeks before the 2016 us presidential elections assigned refused to give up a source in december, 2017. the us government gave the u. k. government, a sealed warrant for a st, just arrest in february, 2019 the echo during government receive loans of $10200000000.00 from various multilateral institutions of which the us, the majority cheryl or the loans were provided with the agreement the same which could be removed from the embassy, the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador an

us embassy in pait.n lebanon was the target of an armed attack, according to media reports, at least 3 armed men participated in the attack on the american embassy, ​​and the shooting lasted for about half an hour. the lebanese army announced that one of the the shooter, who had syrian citizenship , was arrested by the injured security forces. one of the security guards of the american embassy was also injured. two of the attackers also ran away from the scene of the incident . following this attack by the lebanese army, the streets around the american embassy building. the american embassy confirmed this shooting and announced that its employees were not harmed. still, the full details and cause of this shooting have not been determined, and no group has claimed responsibility for it. another scandal for france in the field of human rights, this is the reaction of the secretary of the human rights headquarters after the arrest of bashir biazar media activist, former director of the music and anthem offi

from the embassy of australia naval attachÉ commodore david frost.m the embassy of canada armed forces assistant military attachÉ lt. col. martine aran. [applause] from the embassy of the czech republic, defense cooperation attachÉ and assistant defense military naval and air attachÉ lieutenant colonel jan navatny. [applause] from the embassy of denmark defense attachÉ real admiral -- rear admiral jacob de russo. [applause] from the embassy of france, deputy chief of mission orly banal, and naval attachÉ john olivier graus. [applause] from the embassy of greece defense attachÉ brigadier general markopolis gandolis. [applause] from the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands, military attachÉ curdle -- colonel peter new in house=========neunhouse. [applause] frommajor general harold hagan. [applause] from the embassy of the republic of poland, mr. adam shivasalski. [applause] just as they were vital in defeating tierney nearly eight decades ago, our allies continue to be indispensable partners in safeguarding freedom today. we are honored by your pr

is the head of the saudi embassy , ​​mr.i, please do this in your own time . you say that the government of mr. rouhani and mr. zarif and why are you so angry about the arrival of mr. zarif? well, mr. zarif is heating up the elections for you, isn't he supposed to participate? go up, well, this level of anger mr. qalibaf is going to you isfahan directly thinks that mr. zarif was a presidential candidate. do you think that mr. rouhani was a presidential candidate? i mean , if we are going to compare, your participation statistics only come from the 10th parliament, which was held during mr. rouhani's term, and the 12th parliament, which was held during the presidency. it was held . compare this period with each other. you say that the participation is responsible for that government. well, the elections held by mr. rouhani's government were the 10th majlis and khabargan was the 5th. compare this with me. the twelfth and khabargan the sixth and then my brother, well, i am asking you, let's assume mr. rouhani is bad what does m

the command to evacuate along with the embassy, ​​your task is to include him on the list, what if,age to finish education? what you are asking for, dear diplomats, please speed up, 5 minutes before departure, darchuk has passed, what will they be for us, andrey, andrey, you haven’t seen svetka, they say salem needs a guy, but my mother didn’t find me, she didn’t find me , this, this, bosha, bosha, are you going to school? no, so what’s under the eye? and under the eye is that i will no longer go to this school full of freaks. in a few hours , the russian foreign minister will make an official statement about the attack on the russian embassy in libya. today, employees will be delivered to the grandchildren’s airport embassies and their family members. at noon, see our special. explain that you need to learn to build relationships with everyone. great, listen, how many years, and 15 years, 15 years, 15 years, you, you’re like here, so you’re also from there, from libya, or something, well, yes, there was a business trip, i just arrived, it’s clear, listen, you tell me tell me what h

in each country there is a resident at the american embassy, ​​the head of a cia unit. command are operatives who... born november 3, 1977, 46 years old, served in central asia in dushamba and tashkent. then he was transferred to a residency in kiev, rose to the rank of head of the cia representative office in vilnius, was a cia resident in russia, studied and recruited former soviet citizens. after the collapse of the soviet union, there was no soviet department, only central euroacia remained. si, which included our transcaucasian republics, the baltic and central asian ones, russia was also there, and wherever the cia worked, they always, for example, had a soviet section, even in japan, for example, the largest units in america are washington and new york, many cities also have cia units, they are called bays. let’s say if moscow is station, chief of station, that is, you can say, the main residency, but let’s say, somewhere in yekaterinburg, in vladivostok, in kiev, as in soviet times, this is base in washington and in new york, they did the station there, all beca

embassy in beirut, injuring a guard at the gate. white house continues to press hamas and israel to accept the latest cease-fire proposal despite political opposition in israel's cabinet. >> there's a lot of talk and chatter. the israeli government confirmed as recently as today that that proposal is still on the table and now it's up to hamas to accept it. >>> as the supreme court will rule on whether president trump is immune from prosecution, the democratic senator leading demands for justice alito's recusal joins us as well as for ethics reform on the high court, rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse is on the show. ♪♪ >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. hunter biden is in court for the third day of his trial on felony gun charges with first lady jill biden and hunter's wife in the courtroom. just stepping off the witness stand, hunter's first wife, the mother of three of his children, testifying about hunter's struggle with addiction. this morning, an fbi special agent was cross-examined by biden's attorney about

where is your embassy? helsinki? well, that means there. do you think they will help us?you have other options, or what? what was there when i asked? give me back my son, in fact , you are no longer a russian woman, but you went with your russians, you know where, let’s hope that they will help me as a russian, and i need to change the car, we’ll take everything we need, why change the car, because this one for sure the police are looking for us, we were lucky that they didn’t take us to gas stations, i told you we didn’t need to go there... 2 more before school month, i need to start studying in advance, i have an a in mathematics, well, there is no limit to perfection, the guys and i wanted to play, so instead of playing, study orbital mathematics there, so that you know how everything went like clockwork, and now yana and oleg will be with the prisoners, are you babbling or something, look vital , don’t babble, hello tamara vitelevna, accept. yes, which one? small, adult? yes, you say too, it’s petty, of course, but i can watch her game on tv. just don't play it loud.

the american embassy has not this low as of this stage. any additional details? well, let's discuss this with investigative journalist edward zone. joining us live from new york city edward. good to see you. the details here are interesting. the reports of the american diplomats death 1st emerge them tuesday. why do you think it took the us embassy nearly 2 days to making a 9 spent on this or so i think 1st of all their, their shots are, they're certainly shots and you're, you look at the time they're saying they found the body. it was at 11 am. that's usually at the checkout time. maybe when the maids are coming through to check the rooms and the clean. and they said they found his body inside the hotel room. and i think the, the embassy, if you think about the state department general right now, it's not a shock and they don't with watching r t international knows that the us and know israel are, are preparing right now, potentially for an invasion of lebanon. so the state department officials, they're hyper focused on an issue and i bring this up and in this c

so he was hiding in the ecuadorian embassy and he had many celebrities visiting him that he had a slow is visiting him that always. also, fans of myra, supporters of he's outside on the streets. you sometimes gave appearances on the balcony. so that went on for 7 years, then the ecuadorian embassy, you basically let bridges police insight and then he went to bel most prison. and since then, since the last 5 years, he's fought against the extradition to the united states. he's always maintained that he would not got a sad trial in front of the us court. so interesting that now he has agreed to go to a use court. maybe you could argue a little bit on his own towns, but it's definitely being eventful. his time here in, in britain and he's always had a lot of support whenever he had, quote appearances that, well, i'm this, the international, the other human rights organization, journalist, organization, of course, his team, his wife has family and people from all over the world to really came and for whom he is a journalist and he should never have been job. so that was always basically th

i have known about this since 2000, when i worked at the embassy, ​​then this issue was still discussedt somehow it was never resolved and was not resolved, now, finally, we are grateful. and the opening and illumination of the church will be the crown of the events that we have planned for this anniversary. this will be the one from cozy places in the city of minsk, where people can just come, chat, sit, relax, take a walk, the territory will be well-groomed, good, and we are sure that our church. will decorate this beautiful, cozy corner of the city of minsk. we are in a restaurant, this is one of my favorite places, especially in the spring, when this wonderful terrace opens, and this is my favorite table, this terrace, i very often invite my people to this restaurant. belarus, but i’ll also end up as a diplomat, and then also as an ambassador, so yes, belarus really occupies a special place, because in my diplomatic career i worked in all slavic countries, it turns out that my first business trip was to russia, moscow, the armenian embassy, ​​the second was belarus, the third. ukrai

and if he could smuggle documents out of the embassy, so much the better.here'd be arrangements for copying those in the safe house. [narrator] gordievsky's actions make him so valuable, mi6 decides to inform 10 downing street. in december 1982, margaret thatcher is told that a highly placed kgb spy now works as a double agent for the british. but she isn't told his name. two months later, gordievsky provides crucial intelligence. operation ryan is now official soviet policy. [tim] what the soviets didn't understand is that there was a possibility that operation ryan could be a self-fulfilling prophecy. operation ryan was a perfect example of starting with a conclusion, and then looking for justification for that conclusion. agents weren't asked, "are the american and the british on the verge of nuclear war?" they were asked, "prove to us, find the evidence that they are so that we'll be ready for it." and that was the fundamental flaw with operation ryan. [baroness meta] what oleg gordievsky really brought was an inside understanding of what operation ryan

s. embassy, just north of payments. yeah, keeping a close on developments that anybody reads, they know, hold on many things. president joe biden is ordering immigration officials of the southern bullet to deny asylum seekers entry to the us. the number of people seeking asylum of the us mexico border has reached record levels of white house correspondent give me how good, how small with a number of undocumented migrant crossings into the united states searching president joe biden is taking drastic action to seal the us border with mexico, let's fix the problem. a new executive order is border officials almost immediately the power to reject asylum seekers. only victims of trafficking, those seeking emergency medical care or minors may be exempted. and only after vigorous screening this ban remain in place until the number of people trying to enter legally is reduced to a level that our system can affectively manage. the number of migrants crossing into the us has hit record levels at its peak in december. more than $1

i mean, if he set foot outside the embassy, they would arrest him immediately. so in 2019, as you said, let him but i know revoked his asylum stages and we sold these unprecedented scenes where police store them to the ecuadorian embassy. we've never seen anything like this before. and then soon after that he was charged with skipping, but he was counted off to belmont prison. now he received a 50 week sentence for that he was supposed to be released off the saving half of that time. but instead, he was hold up the 4 years as he was deemed a flight risk. and then of course, the expedition to the united states was very much being played out in the press is quotes. now, what happens is maxwell, again, i spoke to many people over the course of the last 12 hours and whether this is a victory for press, freedom or not. what opinions very divided on this and many site that he should have been cleared of all charges us on top be committed any crimes, although they accept and a very happy, but he's not received his freedom off to 14 years of incarceration. so the set of

people entered the israeli embassy and by putting up a placard that said palestinian embassy, ​​theye embassy building to the palestinian people. peace be upon palestine. a few days later, on 30th of bahman 57, the revolutionary government completely severed its relationship with israel in the first coup. for more than 20 years, we have been shouting to unite and drive out this cancer among muslims. iran is ready to catch a cold and not fight israel's naftasha, which is destroying islam, muslims this speech and the imam's statements were not only limited to the years of struggle or bahman 57 and the fever of the first revolution. according to us, the quds issue was not a personal issue or only related to one country, it had involved the entire islamic world, be sure. if you slow down, they will go to the farat. they all say this is their property, you must stand firm against them, that is why the imam of august 1958 had not reached the halfway point of ramadan , just in the days when the zionists had set south lebanon on fire, an important message was sent to all the muslims of the w

in general, i had never been to the us embassy before, but i saw there in some cinemas, yes, what theirn general, i even became interested, probably this is the first and main reason why i went there in the first place, yes, that is , naturally i had no plans to be recruited, i somehow didn’t even suspect that it was maybe with me, at a meeting at the us embassy, ​​evgeniy was offered to take part in a certain grant, visit several states for free, and receive free training from the world's leading experts in the field of television. national, that means, international scale, yes, international there, well, like it ’s listed, and when i asked what competition i won a grant for participating in, they answered me that no, we ourselves, like, spend time there among creative guys, for their participation in various events there, the offer captivated with its fantastic bonuses, there was one thing, right at the first meeting, evgeniy was asked to sign: a certain document in english, at that time he did not speak this language fluently enough to quickly translate the text, they were not allowe

embassy staff the gang revolutionary spent months in the embassy these basement trying to piece together evidence of past american misdeeds why because decades earlier that basement was where american and british spies had plotted a coup against what had long been a close ally you're on and the us from 18, 50 to 1950 had the best relations. >> the man seen here shaking hands with president harry truman in 1951, was iran's prime minister, mohammad mossadegh he was very adept at the theater of politics, who was a great orator. he was incorruptible. >> four years mossadegh had complained about the agreement that had given the british control of iran's oil resources the vast majority of revenue for your running, you would go to the british government not to the people of iran. there was probably almost 9010 but in a momentous decision, the parliament voted to nationalize the oil industry. then 11 mossadegh as prime minister. one month later as soon as he nationalized the oil, the british decided that they want to overthrow him the truman administration has stopped him and said no, this has t

one of the security guards of the american embassy was also injured. two of the attackers also ran away from the scene. following this attack, the lebanese army blocked the streets around the american embassy building. confirming this shooting, the american embassy announced that its employees were not harmed. the full details and cause of this shooting have not yet been determined, and no group has claimed responsibility for it. another scandal for france in the field of human rights. this is the reaction of the secretary of the human rights headquarters after the arrest of bashir beizar, a media activist and former director of the music and hymns office of the broadcasting organization in france. while condemning the action of the french police in arresting an iranian character for defending the oppressed people of palestine, mr. gharib abadi wrote in the virtual space that we are determined to defend our countrymen and this iranian character should do everything. he graduated from kingston university in london. he is about 40 years old. he is an ira

providing mental security for compatriots to visit the embassy. special cabinets have been prepared so that they can have their own conversations with our employees. newly equipping the consular section of the iranian embassy in england, after about 15 years, the possibility of providing services it has also provided new services to the compatriots residing in this country. i promise, god willing, that our electronic passports will be available in the consular section in the next 3 months , god willing. we are going to start issuing a smart national card. well, we have prepared the hall , we got the equipment from tehran, and my prediction is that at the end of this year before the new year , god willing, we will launch a smart national card in the consular section, more than 300 compatriots daily for their consular work. compatriots visit our salons with tracking codes and documents that they bring with them . administrative time for all related matters do it to the compatriots. thank you very much for your companion . have a nice day. god bless

the spokesman of the taliban said that there is no obstacle to reopening the embassies in kabul. mr. zabihullah mujahid added that afghanistan will not insist on any country to reopen its embassy in kabul. the spokesperson of the taliban said: "any country can activate its embassy in kabul and be in contact with the taliban through diplomatic channels." before this , the taliban officials demanded the reopening of the embassies of different countries in kabul at the same time as providing security they were in afghanistan. the deputy director of the taliban administration said that the crisis in the country has ended and no one can do violence and the taliban is working to rebuild all the cities and progress the country. mr. abdulsalam hanafi added: taliban is committed to rebuilding the country's cities and we are trying to rebuild all the roads and cities of the country. we want afghanistan abad. the deputy director of the taliban administration said: now the field of investment in the country is well prepared and we have invited investors to invest in afghanistan. the taliban

embassy in beirut. you can see him targeting a passing army jeep. the shooter, masked, helmeted, and armed with an assault rifle babbling in lebanese for a half an hour before he was shot and captured. >> the individual arrested was wearing what appeared to be isis insignia but we are conducting a full investigation with the lebanese authorities. >> reporter: lebanese officials say he's a citizen of syria and that they arrested five other people in widespread raids. a local security guard was seriously wounded, but all embassy staff are safe. the attack reviving painful memories of a suicide bombing at the embassy in 1983, which killed 63 people and comes as there are new fears the mideast conflict could spread with fighting intensifying along the israel/lebanon border between israeli troops and hezbollah, a militia that like hamas is backed by iran. today 11 israelis injured in what hezbollah says was an explosive drone strike. prime minister netanyahu visiting the border warning that israel is prepared for a military offensive into lebanon to rest

embassy near beirut, lebanon. >> the lebanese army says multiple gunmen tried to attack the embassy.icials say soldiers shot at least one attacker, who is described as a syrian national, and took another suspect in custody. the gunfight lasted for nearly half an hour. one attacker was reportedly wearing a vest that said islamic state. >> no embassy staff members were injured. the lebanese military says it deployed troops to the area. >> tensions in the region have been high during the war. in nearby gaza, hezbollah fighters in lebanon often exchanged fire with israeli troops. >> an outage affecting phone service across the country has apparently been resolved. at&t and verizon customers were affected. some were unable to make certain calls. here's abc's lionel moise this morning. >> at&t says service is back up and running after an issue left millions of customers unable to make calls to other networks. the company saying we collaborated with the other carrier to find a solution and appreciate our customers patience. during this period, customers in 24 states from washington to flori

the embassy initiated a number of events in connection with this anniversary.d belta, we are organizing a photo exhibition called armenia through the eyes of a belarusian photocalispan. it will be especially pleasant this year to participate in this holiday in which we every year we participate with pleasure. in addition, there is an armenian studies foundation in belarus, anif, which is currently preparing.

embassy in ethiopia. as deputy director of the department's office of southern african affairs, , and deputy director of the office of international security cooperation in the bureau of political military affairs. he was senior advisor to the united states special envoy for the great lakes of africa, coordinating u.s. policy on the cross border security, political and economic issues in the great lakes region. welcome. kelly smith is a a deputy chif mission of u.s. mission to the european union. she arrived in brussels in july 2021. ms. adams smith is a career diplomat and u.s. senior foreign service with the rank of minister. before arriving in brussels this adams-smith so that senior core data for national security affairs in the office of vice president kamala harris here privacy she served as charged affair and deputy chief mission of u.s. embassy in prague. welcome. ms. sarri jabari been produced by store read but we welcome you here and we thank you very much for your willingness to serve. so with