not just in jetta but the other side of the red sea as well in eritrea. the rain also moving into northwest, how do you radiate around a lot? but up and down the gulf states looking good, things much more comfortable. 30 to the number for us here in the off to central asia. also quite picture here are plenty of sun temperatures coming up as a result of that. so it took minutes, stones capital, ask about 28. now for turkey, a bit more cloud cover, we got some showers draped across the black sea coast here. nothing major. most of the country will be dealing with sunny conditions. there is more cloud cover, the mostly cloudy sky from morocco, algeria, and to needs the. and this we looked towards west africa, fairly quiet, but through the south coast of nigeria, some pulses of rain, same goes for kenya. whether it's in play here for how intense that rain has been. and also for us, the molly adjust to the west of mogadishu. and for this eastern side of south africa, it is quite active. and then cooler air filters in job or goes from 23 to just 10 degrees. auth

these are families from guinea and coddivo. a lot from sudan and eritrea.nd clothes from the church and pasta with tomatoes are not accepted with gratitude by everyone. after a year and a half, europe has learned to understand the difference between refugees and refugees from ukraine. it’s not just a matter of how they are received, where they settle and how quickly they print residence permits. swiss authorities have come to the conclusion that maintaining the ukraine project is so expensive that it will be cheaper for the country to encourage refugees to return home for a reward. many have something to leave with, as financial times writes, words do not go well because of the state’s generosity to ukrainians who drive around their country in overly expensive cars. we are still ready to help poor ukrainians, but not those rich ones who drive cars that cannot even be found in slovakia. from lampedusa, meanwhile, no news. there is little respite in the mediterranean sea, the wave is too big. tunisia has put the brakes on sending refugees because of the weath

actually what happened night was very interesting because there was a israeli military. based in eritrea that was targeted, there were many us bases that were throughout the region, could even go farther by targeting military bases. the united states and saudi arabia, uae, and moscot, etc. so uh, this is a clear message by the access of resistance, in case israel continues aggression against the civilians, this will engender regional war, it's not, it will not inflict heavy casualties on the us only. and this is one of the risks that the us will be running, but it will also affect the oil price and with the whole economic system, international economic system at time when the west is, especially europe is stuffing from the economic situation and from inflation due to the rise of oil and gas prices due toraine, so i believe that it's in the interest of the united states or the west in general to widen this conflict and that's why i believe that these attacks on us military basis so far have been serving a purpose which is to tell the united states to pressure israel not to go a full uh at

right now, many from eritrea, somalia and especially sudan are in the city.ith all these wars on around the world now, the families who can afford it take their children and go. they say traffickers are already waiting for the refugees at the ventimiglia train station. the volunteer cooks try to warn the migrants about the criminals. often they've already heard from lampedusa who will arrive here and when. they know their surnames and whether they have money. the traffickers only need one try to get the migrants across the border, using a path off the main road to france that everyone in ventimiglia knows about. the route is easily reached but dangerous - it leads straight across the highway. before setting out, they leave behind their last belongings, hoping that, if they're caught, the french border patrol won't find anything to prove that they had just come from italy. now, the volunteers have spent three hours cooking with the migrants - counting the shopping and preparation time. it's very spicy. nice and hot. many people like that: salty and spicy. time

right now, many from eritrea, somalia and especially sudan are in the city.ith all these wars on around the world now, the families who can afford it take their children and go. they say traffickers are already waiting for the refugees at the ventimiglia train station. the volunteer cooks try to warn the migrants about the criminals. often they've already heard from lampedusa who will arrive here and when. they know their surnames and whether they have money. the traffickers only need one try to get the migrants across the border, using a path off the main road to france that everyone in ventimiglia knows about. the route is easily reached but dangerous - it leads straight across the highway. before setting out, they leave behind their last belongings, hoping that, if they're caught, the french border patrol won't find anything to prove that they had just come from italy. now, the volunteers have spent three hours cooking with the migrants - counting the shopping and preparation time. it's very spicy. nice and hot. many people like that: salty and spicy. time

2008 and now it has military bases or small garrisons all over africa, except my answer. homeland of eritrea, that's the only exception that doesn't have any pays, so the the rational for this was to combat terrorism, of course. that's an extension of the war on terror, the invasion in the middle east, iraq war, afghanistan war and so on and so forth, so this rise of terrorist activities or war and terror in africa is an extension of of that war and terror by us and of course its western allies, france and so on and so forth to increasingly. militarize africa, the military control of africa and that control is for control of resources, of course, africa is rich country, is rich continent, france, which for decade carried out military operations in the sahel to ostensibly battle terrorists and insergents, now has about 3,00 troops in africa, down from more than 500, two years ago. last year, thousands of people took to the streets of mali to celebrate after the government. order french troops out of the country. france must leave mari. france is here to steal the resources of mali. france is

already seen haven't we uh come uh attacks on us bases in syria, in iraq, indeed zinous basis in eritrea face uh not withstanding that it might mean a wider confegration. well mason, i want to look at another side of this and that is the resistance itself and what has been happening, why we're talking about october 7th or since then, because despite uh all restrictions, all the eyes on the palestinian resistance forces, mean even today, day 23 um... we still see resistance fighters um being quite effective in some ways uh three of the um three uh let me see if we're crossing over um no what i okay sorry yeah sorry i was looking at some images on the screen i wanted to know if we will be crossing over uh was netanyahu anyway when we looking at the way that the uh resistance fighters have been sending or bombs or today repelled several tanks, mean is it quite amazing that in the middle of all of this that they have been as effective as they they are, well indeed it's remarkable, even on emails sometimes i argue with zinanis or flooding my inbox with emails and tell them, look, think about

several other african countries, some of them have already fallen, and some remain, for example, eritreait is possible. to include in this list, north sudan, of course, and now whether we like it or not , russia and belarus have joined this axis of evil, and now they form such a big eurasian arc, from the borders of europe to, well, i don't even know, to south, to the south of the pacific ocean and through this axis of evil, obviously the problems around the world have intensified, dictatorships, these dictatorships are looking for support from each other, and unfortunately, as we see, for various reasons, they this they find support in each other. i am now adding igor chelenka, a political and economic expert, to the conversation, mr. igor, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, but mr. serhiy and i will only speak until the 30th minute, so i will give the opportunity now there is one more question to answer, and you and i, mr. igor, will start on the 30th, we will talk there until two o'clock, well, but in any case, now i will give you the opport

limit of a 120 kilometers per hour, that's about as much as low emission in countries like rolanda in eritrea polluting the year. another study commissioned by the car friendly ftp party puts the savings much lower at $1100000.00 tons per year. so realistically speaking, how substantial really is a cut of one to 6000000 tons of c o. 2 for a top looter like germany. the opponents of the month to a speed lead me to argue that the emission reductions would be 3 via truly a much really research of the transport and climate policy. they just choose that denominator that would make it appear ridiculous, ridiculously small. but i think if you, if you choose a date that the, the right, the nominator, the reduction would be substantial. the denominator he's referring to is the gap between how much the german transportation sector should be emitting, according to the federal climate protection act. and how much it actually is a meeting in 2022, the sector went over to 2 emissions targeting 9000000 times a speed limit to reduce that different significantly if they go with a german environment. agencies

there had been some flooding in jetta with these big storms around the red sea, also pushing into eritrea. and i think we'll expect much of the same on sunday, the storm still abrupt in around jetta. and we also have some rain for a lot as well, but up and down the gulf comfortable conditions. 32 degrees for us here in delta on sunday. okay. i'll see you soon. bye. for now. the we town. the untold story, the when all this done, because the whole side. no matter where it takes a police, we have cnn. and power and passion. we tell your story. we are your voice. news your net out is there more than a 1000000 children in gauze. if i stay the attack from israeli bombs and missiles more than 3000 youngsters are being killed in 3 weeks in a campaign bank part of us in the west. what's the impact of israel's move on palestinian children? this is inside story. the .

department, african countries. some of them have already fallen out, and some it remains, for example, eritreaan be included in this list, north sudan, of course, and now whether we like it or not, russia and belarus have joined this axis of evil, and now they form such a large eurasian arc from the borders of europe. to well, i don't even know, to the south, to the south of the pacific ocean, and because of this axis of evil, obviously the problems around the world have increased, the dictatorships, these dictatorships are looking for support from each other, and unfortunately, as we see, for various reasons, they this support is found in each other, i am now adding to the conversation also igor chlenka, political and economic expert, mr. igor, i congratulate you. i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, but mr. serhiy and i will speak only until the 30th minute , so i will give you the opportunity to answer one more question now, and you and i, mr. igor, will start from the 30th , there we will talk until one o'clock, well, but in any case, now i will give you the opportuni

sri lanka is south asia, ecuador is south america, eritrea is east africa.e cooperation with almost all of these countries, one way or another, already existing or being established or is expanding. our most important brix partner is brazil. who is leading brazil now? luis sinacio lula de silva, better known by his nickname lula, which is a diminutive form of the name luis. who is he? honorary co-founder. the socialist party of workers, as we see, the majority of left-wing countries, our main, world partners, you hear, no, the main world partners, and opponents of the so -called world liberal toad, the world is supposedly ruled by some kind of left-liberal government, but at the same time the most powerful economies of the world, our main partners, including brix, countries: from the left ideology , is it the left against the left, or something , the man is scratching his head, no, man, they are fooling your brains like that, the world has everything, we have capitalist countries, not as capitalist as they were 100 years ago , even the most sincere idiots no

the list of the state department, some of them already fell out and a part remains, for example, eritreabe included in this list , northern sudan, of course, and now whether we want it or not, russia and belarus have joined this axis of evil, and now they form such a large eurasian arc, from the borders of europe until well, i don't even know, until south, to the south of the pacific ocean, and because of this axis of evil, the problems in the whole world have obviously increased, dictatorships, these dictatorships are looking for support from each other, and unfortunately, as we see, for various reasons, they find this support from each other, i now i also bring igor chelenka, a political and economic expert, to the conversation, mr. igor, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, but mr. serhiy and i will speak only until the 30th minute, so i will then give the opportunity to answer one more question, and we mr. igor, let's start from the 30th, we will talk until two o'clock there, but in any case, now i will give you the opportunity to make a repl

there had been some flooding in jetta with these big storms around the red sea, also pushing into eritrea. and i think we'll expect much of the same on sunday. the storms still abrupt in around jetta. and we also have some rain for a lot as well, but up and down the gulf comfortable conditions. 32 degrees for us here in delta on sunday. okay. i'll see you soon. bye. for now. the to watching out is there a reminder about top stories the south as well as subject to the guns this trip to the heaviest phone problem? since the started the war on october, the 7th overwhelmed hospitals are a breaking point. united nations is civil order has collapsed is where i live civic communication networks, right across the territory and residential areas in the north and cent a has been bones. the tickets president has condemned friday night. it's bombardment rising on the social media platform known as x rays. of type at one stage the increasing is rarely bombardments on gaza. have again targeted women children and innocent civilians. stiffening to humanitarian crisis at once is israel must immediately ge

course also in syria and in yemen, we've seen just the other day, asala strikingst military base in eritrea, so we're seeing an expansion. this conflict and it's clear the americans are trying to expand the conflict, that's why partly why the idea has not gone in the ground evasion and ghaza partly they know that they will lose many many many personnel, but the americans reported isn't it that are delaying any supposed defensive, well they can get their mil forces uh in place and of course the american troops are already on the ground in gaza, we've seen the us delta force incursions the other day, so we we're seeing a direct involvement of the... in the conflict, and dave, something really difficult to wrap your head around, the un website on it right now, says from uh 2008 to october 6th of this year, considering all the all the five previous wars between israel regime and gaza, 1,434 palestinian children, small children have been killed, and we have 3,00 over the last 21 days, twice that number in 21 days after 17, 15, 16 years, crazy is that david? well, mean it defies, it's it's just t

evacuating americans and others from afghanistan, and for responding to the devastatingettequakes into eritrea and others of the killing of 27 american citizens, and holding at least 30 detail the efforts of any actor of state, nonstate creating a new front in the conflict. we are working intensely together to secure the release of the hostages, including american citizens being held. we are grateful for the urgency that qatar is bringing to the effort. i had the opportunity to be the anguish is profound to bring the loved ones home as israel continues to respond to the devastating attack, the united states wants be certain they have what they need. secretary of defense admiral austin was there to proside what they need and we will do that on an ongoing basis. at the same time, we are in constant communication with the israeli officials, and the multi lateral organization, including the uts agency, and i said it has the right, and indeed, the obligation, to defend its people, and to ensure that hamas does not continue to do what it has done. rerecognize that many palestinian families in gaza w

conflicts in africa and the potential coos that happened recently, and the big issues and if you do and eritrea only way they're going to find out what's going on inside their countries is through our broadcast. i think those are the successes. from my trip to africa, i think instead of talking about content success, the fact that i talked to -- i'm going to say not the majority but a large portion of the major broadcast owners and operators in africa, and i'm going to say still the vast majority of the fed, it's your content that we want, it's your content that we trust. that's a big success because that's a systemic success. >> thank you for that excellent presentation. excellent virtual first monday session. >> i'd be interested in what the broadcasting association is with that project and what thoughts you have about the national level in the organization the level to deal with the issues that arose at the end of the trump administration. >> the most immediate contact i can think of is that i talked to her for the project. i don't have any other formal relationship with it and in terms of t

exemplified by what we have seen in palestine and israel, and also worryingly in countries such as eritreare any understanding of the extent to which ukraine could sell weapons supplied to it by the west and how this could affect, among other things , the israeli-palestinian conflict? yes, he understands that. i have, i will refer here to the work of the american special commission, which was created by decision of the congress of the united states of america, it brought very sad figures and facts to washington, they even made a special film with those people who admitted that they they sell american weapons on the black market, which means that the work of this commission was immediately frozen, the film was removed from all tv channel networks. well, you know, today there is no body in the world that would tell you how many , for example , american man-portable anti-aircraft missile systems did not reach ukraine, yes, i can only say that in just the first 4 months of a special military operation, the americans well, according to some sources, they installed about 7,000 man-portable anti-

there is africa, where mozambique is on the brink of revolution, congo, rwanda, ethiopia, eritrea andnge of power in nigeria and gabboni is recognized by the west as a coup and no one notices this threat of chaos, because so far it does not affect the big political... alignments and even sudan, where the war has been going on for six months, is remembered only because it is restoring relations with iran, this means that the attempt to make friends with israel is failing; already in latin america, president maduro is announcing, i am sure, that the americans will lift all sanctions from venezuela, at their request i began a dialogue with the opposition. at the same time, they want to hold a referendum on the annexation of the esquiba province, which is 2/3 of neighboring guyana, where guyana has found a new oil shelf. and here you need to hear how much maduro’s rhetoric resembles how the west spoke to him, so i will let guyana know that her actions will find our strong and proportionate response. that is, he himself could find a common tone with the white house, which now really needs

in syria, although states that they are unrelated to what is happening in the gaza strip area; in eritrea. there, in the battles, the enemy lost about 300 people, and also lost several pieces of equipment and weapons, including five armored vehicles and the american m-777 howitzer. and lastly, today on air on our channel, the premiere of the new season of the grandiose show fantastica, the next level where the line between the virtual and the real is blurred. unusual avatar characters appear on stage , behind them are artists who perform numbers in special suits with sensors; neither the audience nor the jury knows who is behind this or that computer image. the name of the participant is revealed when he is eliminated from the show or becomes the winner. many will appear on stage in the coming episodes. new heroes, including those created using unique technologies. so, the premiere of the second season of one of the most unusual shows, fantastic, is next. level on air today our channel immediately after the program time. that's all for now, stay with us. good morning to everyone who has j

afghanistan syria, libya, eritrea and yemen. to fast track these claims., just because you've got a very, very long backlog does not mean you should be waiving through applications means not least for national security reason as well. >> i agree with you 100. i mean, it's not you know, that's not that's not what you know, that's essentially opening gates, essentially opening the gates, you the end of the day, you know, at the end of the day, we to have genuine asylum we need to have genuine asylum seekers. don't have the seekers. we don't have the capacity to have everyone in the country. genuine country. we need the genuine ones that genuinely need our ones in that genuinely need our help. open the help. we can't just open the gates let everybody in, and gates and let everybody in, and that's way to do it that's not the way to do it because that's, you know, that's not a backlog. not clearing a backlog. that's just everyone in. and, just letting everyone in. and, you like said, genuine you know, like i said, genuine asylum and there are asylum seekers. an