sarah flounders, international action center from new york. a pleasure uh... professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. a senior hamasa official says the palestinian resistance movement is trying to secure the release of as many palestinian prisoners as it can in a possible deal with the israeli regime. kazi hamas remarks came after hamas said it had delivered its response to seas far. proposal to key mediators, egypt and qatar. reuters says draft shows a first 45-day stage will allow the exchange of prisoners, the release of some non-military israeli captives and delivery of aid. it also allowed the reconstruction of hospitals and refugee camps in gaza and the exit of israeli ground forces from populated areas. according to this draft, hamas has also proposed indirect talks with israel in the first stage to end military operations. then second phase as it shows will allow the release of all israeli male captives in exchange for a certai

and now to talk more on this, we are joined by miss sarah flounders at international action center from new york and also mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from versai vermont. welcome to the program uh uh mrs. flanders and also mr. halali now uh... thing with you miss, your thoughts on the regime's upcoming uh planned onslaughts on rafawer, more than million people are displaced, there now seeking shelter, and that's without food, without water, sanitation, and electricity, and and not forgetting that the spread of diseases and the lack of medicine as well. anyways, rafa is the same place that the zionist regime itself told the people to go to, calling it safe zone, and now thousands would die if they go ahead with it. in every way this has been defined as catastrophic, defined that way by hamas, but also by every country in the region. this is unimaginable, and when you consider that this is where the israeli forces told the palestinian people to go as safe zone to go south, and then you look at what they did to connus and now the threat on rafa where more than

thank you very much, there you have it, miss sarah flounders, international action center from new york and also mr. halali, mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from. versai vermont, thank you for your time, and with that we come to the end of this edition of the news review section, thank you for being with us. welcome back, survivors and witnesses of israel's latest air strikes on rafat describe the harrowing experiences including losing friends and family members. let's take your listen. my sister and her husband were sleeping there in the room and my mother and my other sister with her children in the living room and me and my father in the room over here suddenly rocket fell on us my sister her husband and their children including my niece who is two months old all gone around 11 o'clock the whole family was asleep. including the displaced people saying with us, we were woken by a massive explosion. i woke up to checked and looked around the house only to find that the ground floor was completely fine. the building above was burning, the fourth and fifth floors

joining us from edinbrow and miss sarah flounders joining us uh from new york from the international action centerwelcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with mr. napier and edinbrow. it's day 140, mr. napier. israel's attacks from airland and see continue on the southern. of rafa, now that's where uh around 1.5 million palestinians have taken shelter with a full ground offensive looming, also in the south, israeli troops have once again stormed the nasa medical complex, preventing the entry or exit of medical personnel and civilians, so the north of gaza has been demolished, the death tool is close to 30,000, mostly women and children. how far will this clear intent to destroy gaza continue? it's impossible to tell, it looks very much as if the israelis intend to bring this to a completion and to reduce palestine to area without, sorry, to reduce gaza to area without palestinians, maybe driving them into egypt, which seems to be getting ready to receive them, uh, but they come up against the problem that they are now becoming serious embarrassment to their uh to their paymaster

sarah flounders, international action center from new york. fity, a pleasure, uh, professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. welcome back everyone, watching press tv world news, a senior hamas official says the israely prime minister's insistence on continuing onslot against gaza shows his goal is genocide against palestinians, as for netanyahu's statements, we believe that he's trying to rise above his crisis, he is suffering from a crisis within his cabinet, he's suffering from a crisis in the performance of his army, he's suffering from a crisis in his streets and is trying to express otherwise. anyway, his insistance on continuing the aggression categorically confirms that the goal from the aggression on gaza is a genocide against the palestinian people. osama hammed told news conference and route, hamas will do its best to protect palestinians both through resistance and political efforts to stop the aggression. separately another hamas official asami aburi said the latest remarks by netanyah

sarah flounders, international action center from new york. a pleasure a professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. during the palivi era, iran had no submarines, the shah who bought all kinds of weaponry was yet to purchase a sub, but in 1976 he bought iran's first submarine a 20-year-old american vessel named the shark, which had been decommissioned by the us navy. when moved to iran, the americans were in charge of refitting it. in 2006, iranian experts built the gadir class submarine specifically for operations in the persian gulf and gulf of oman. today, in terms of the number of submarines and underwater offensive capability, iran is the number one power in the region. and in the islamic world, and number five, internationally, after north korea, the united states, china and russia. the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 brought about seismic change in the geopolitics of the region. the hegemonic powers faced a new challenge named the islamic republic of iran, which was based on his islamic

of tehran who joins us from tehran and we also have sarah flounders international action center who joins us from new york, thank you to you both and welcome fuad zadi, so uh congratulations the 45th anniversary of iran's islamic revolution, you now there are many year after in year out have doubted the fact that iran can actually uh have the islamic republic flourish the way that it has over the decades uh what is the fact that we're looking at this 45th year anniversary show them, well one fact is that uh "we have politicians in the united states, john bolton, for example, that said that iran wouldn't see the 40th anniversary of the islamic revolution, so hello john bolton, if you're watching press tv, make sure you're waiting statements that are actually true, it's culture of resistance that exists in iran with all the pressures, all the sanctions, all the difficulties, i think..." "the people of iran have shown that they can continue to celebrate the revolution, there are obviously difficulties in iran, but the fact that revolution was a popular revolution, it was a revolution that ki

mcnape, you're joining us from edinburg and thanks to sarah flounders from the international action center in new york and especially. thanks to you our viewers for staying with us tonight's spotlight. it's good night for now and see you next time. st. louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have. have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose. black americans looking for justice, if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war are you. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, i really would like to meet him later, he seems like such an important figure in the history of iran, what would i do if i wanted to later? درخواست بدن و ببیننشون. it was interesting to see how passionate people were about politics and how willing they were to talk to me about it because people were more than happy to give me their view. everyone in iran has an opinion. one you're watching, i'm your host. your headlines on press tv: 140 days into the israeli onslaught on the gaza stri

where civilian life does not stop, even if there is combat actions to stop the advance of specialists from the international mine action center only possible by the weather; heavy snowfalls sometimes paralyze work for several days. but the sappers are not wasting this time lose, they have prepared a course of special classes for schoolchildren, they want to teach them how to act correctly and safely when explosive devices are detected; this knowledge will be in demand in the regions of novorossiya for many years to come. alexey tipataryov, valeryan kushnir, ntv, lugansk people's republic. early presidential elections are being held in azerbaijan today; they started a year before the expiration of the term of office of the current head of state. among the candidates, besides ilham aliyev, there are also... queues at voting stations in baku and other regions from 8 am. today is officially a day off, and for the first time elections are being held throughout azerbaijan, including karabakh, and many wanted to become part of this historical event. we elect the president of azerbaijan. we love him very much, he is our hero , everyo

you're joining us from edinburgh and thanks to sarah flounders from the international action center in new york and a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us tonight spotlight. it's good night for now and see you next time. the herowing experience. of syrian children affected by war, the indomitable spirit of young survivors. how do they survive amid indiscriminate bombings and explosions? either you're with us or you're with the enemy. there's no in between and that doctrine still stands. لو وافق صدام على كل قرارات الامم المتحده وعلى كل ما تريده الولايات المتحده لكان قد اطيح به كان المفروض عندما يسقطون النظام يسلمون الدوله للمعارضه هم اسقطوا النظام والدوله معا وسلموا المعارضه صراع على السلطه اول من وجه ضربه للامريكان في العراق هي الفصائل الشيعيه المدعومه من ابو مهدي وحد قسم. یک سوال بزرگ در مقابل آمریکا ایجاد شد که شما اشغال کردید آمریکا را چی عراق رو چی بدست الحجد ايضا كان عامل جديد غير المعادله لذلك الامريكان اسكن بيده في فتره ترامب جاؤوا وقالوا بصراحه هذا انتهى عليكم ان تتخذوا موقف اما معنا او ضدنا. the headlines is really force the storm naster hospital and southern

there is hostilities, only the weather can stop the advance of specialists from the international mine action centerparalyze work for several days, but the sappers are wasting this time don't lose, they have prepared a course of special classes for schoolchildren, they want to teach them how to act correctly and safely when explosive devices are detected; this knowledge will be in demand in the regions of novorossya for many years to come. alexey tepatorov lugansk people's republic. from the front line straight to college. thousands of participants in a special military operation, having returned home, today decide to become students. it is now easier to do this for these fighters ; universities have a special quota; in some regions they have even figured out how to stimulate the desire to study. which directions are chosen? defenders of the homeland, mikhail chebanenko found out. from audience to audience of south ural. privileges, passed the unified state exam with 92 points, russian , but andrey set the goal not to use history, and shortly before that, the current student was part of a brigade th

bomb classes sateurs of the international mine action center of the russian armed forces conduct classes with lpr schoolchildren. on safe actions when detecting various projectiles and ieds. alexey chmitarev also adopted science. there's no such thing. israel approved a resolution rejecting recognition of a palestinian state. and a traditional sign of the approaching spring in sakhalin , more than eighty fishermen were carried away into the sea on a broken ice floe. hello, you are watching news on ntv, in the studio of yegor klyva. vladimir putin congratulated the russian military on the complete liberation of avdiivka, a powerful defensive hub of the ukrainian armed forces. the president thanked and recognized all units that contributed to the important victory. a city with numerous fortified enemy positions, located near donetsk, has posed a threat to residents of the dpr capital and other areas for many years. about the significance of this victory inno osipova. residents were most awaiting this news from the front. donetsk district, krasnogvardeisky district makeevki, yesenovata. the

sarah flounders, international action center from new york, fut is a pleasure. a professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. welcome back a breaking news that you see there a vehicle has been targeted in iraq based on an air strike and uh that's all we have in the iraqi capital baghdad this has occurred where air strike has targeted vehicle there. we have to keep our eye out for this developing story and of course we'll bring you the information once we get it. "the senior hamas official says the palestinian resistance movement is trying to secure the release of as many palestinian prisoners as it can, in a possible deal with the israeli regime. khaziama's remarks came after hamas said it had delivered its response to sease far proposal to key mediators, egypt and qatar. reuters says the draft shows the first 45-day stage will allow the exchange of prisoners, the release of some non-military israeli captives and the delivery of aid. we also allowed..." the reconstruction of hospitals and refugee camps in gaza and the exit of israely ground forces

these are all places worked out by russian sappers, in the lpr the specialists of the international mine action centerady taken hundreds of thousands of these steps with no room for error, there are millions ahead, 16 thousand they have cleared explosives from explosive objects in the republic, another 60 thousand remain to be done, everything is fine. i understand that i’m saying this again, the local population is very positive, military science and the logic of combat operations require the installation of mines , the work is very complex and dangerous, therefore , accordingly, they don’t ask us such questions , they don’t rush us, let’s say, but nevertheless, barriers, but the ukrainian armed forces are showing their trademark cynicism and disregard for the norms of international conventions in this matter, western countries are throwing up explosive problems, cluster munitions transferring to kiev , from one carrier, so to speak these... supplies , 30% of explosive objects are triggered, the rest remains in the soil, but unfortunately, the enemy does not take into account that he uses submunition

joining us from edinburgh. and uh miss sarah flounders joining us uh from new york from the international action center. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with mr. napier and edinbrow. it's day 140, mr. napier. israel's attacks from airland and see continue on the southern city of rafa. now that's where uh around 1.5 million palestinians have taken shelter with a full ground offensive looming. also in the south, israeli troops have once again stormed the nasa medical complex, preventing the entry or exit of medical personnel and civilians, so the north of gaza has been demolished, the death tool is close to 30,000 mostly when...

the football could always seem to be like the, the we spoke with the code rights of the international action center cetera, flounders. and she says that the only reason to expand nato is to pat football. but shows that the us plan for the expansion of nato and the threats on russia continue one step after the other. it's no regard to what is happening in ukraine, which is an absolute howling defeats in terms of us policy. but nevertheless, they go right on ahead. so we shouldn't be too surprised that they're trying to strong on every country. consequences will surely be more, more, more efforts and more reading up from that is a real danger. i mean, why expand nato? nato is a us commanded controlled equipped military alliance. so the only reason to expand it and the only reason to exert this level of political pressure is preparation for more war. i think it's pastoring, i don't think uh, any of the countries of the european union are willing to go forward with this as they've seen what's happened so far. and they've seen that in ukraine, they're completely unable. this is a co, rough right. when r

major countries represented on the council quite as well as alive now to the coordinates of international action center. set a final cetera. thanks so much for joining us here today on on to always a pleasure to see your now. we just had warnings that the continued is really of tags on the wood, but we didn't just to, i beg of why don't we hug before the continued attacks. so between israel and gaza wouldn't in fact result in a broader conflict in the region. the u. s. continues to maintain it stocks that it but it was to de escalate tensions in the region. but in your opinion, how it development is going to prom out in the coming months? well, certainly bombs, don't bring peace. an escalation doesn't bring the escalation. the us plan is for wider war, and they are more determined than ever. because this war is disastrous. for israel, they have sailed in every on every point of which they asserted that they would bring back hostages, that they would overturn to see thomas and so on. so there's real desperation in washington at this point as to how to, along with pumping more and more weapons and money

place near the contact line or in the rear area. as in this case, the sappers of the international mine action center defense always has to take all precautions and ingenuity. demining is not mechanical, but without exaggeration, creative work, in which you need to be more talented than the enemy. the ukrainian military is actively using improvised explosive devices, placing various mines on the so-called non-removable, that is , they are preparing deadly traps that the mines are not only defusable, but cannot be touched, they are using western products by the armed forces of ukraine, and they are learning to work unconventionally from nato instructors. but our sappers have an answer to all their tricks: this is an anti-tank mine, this is a german dm51 grenade, a hand fragmentation grenade , these are respectively homemade explosive devices, we destroy these devices only on the spot, but our specialists were able to outwit the enemy, and accordingly we removed them without harm to ourselves and today we will destroy them with overhead charges. another explosive discovery is marked with a red flag; af

what we heard from the co director of the international action center solver flounders and she describes how people in the middle east are suffering simply because of a geo political agenda. a us basis. and us bombs are the only way that us power corporation corporate has of the sorting extermination in the region today. their political efforts have auto resale, and now it's just, we're all power in the most brutal form that they're on the line. they, they don't expect any more to sell their occupation with words of democracy. freedom. nobody's buying that anymore. and so now it's just simply bombs and trying to spread to her and the people of the region of syria underwrite it also certainly human are refusing to be intimidated and they have other options in the world now. they didn't years ago. all right, the gaza now where children are old too often victims of this conflict. the central pottery enclave struggling hospitals have done the best they can to care for the newborns. some have been opened right off to being born while others have mothers who never sold the 1st days. the one wi

they co direct told the international action center, set or fondest, believes that the strikes the games, syria and rock were nothing more than a bit to boost biden's tumbling ratings. well, certainly bombs, don't bring peace. an escalation doesn't bring the escalation. the us plan is for wider war, and they are more determined than ever because this war is disastrous. so there's real desperation in washington at this point as to how to along with pumping more and more weapons and money into israel, how to defend their whole political and military position and the entire region. and that is what bombing syria bombing a rock bombing young men of all of this does one step after the other. it's a desperate effort to maintain their own control and it's fail and it is absolutely sound full. buying is desperate to somehow improve his ratings, and he's been a completely affective president and oppressive into one more after the other. none of them has succeeded. i don't think it will be very effective. will it lead to a one day bump in rate ratings? it might, uh, but that is the basis for us re

well sir, as long as who's the co dot writes of the international action center says that nikki haley statements reflect the failure of american policy across the middle east to meet you to the corporate media. she says exactly what the bible says, what trump said, what obama said. i always talk tough, threatened countries and post sanctions targeted assassinations and list troops and war. really no new, nothing new. she's talking about all. let's have some new sanctions. serious been under sanctions more than 20 years, right? 34 years and continuing around since 1979. so that's 45 years. so the sanctions continue, the targeted assassinations continue. what it means. it says failed failed, failed policy, of a dying empire. frankly, no new thinking about how to cope with this. just make the same big right and, and keep on making the same actions. it doesn't matter really. it's what impacts us profit us corporate power. and it isn't stopping any of these countries from asserting their right to be free of us. true. and, and that is what a rock is demanding. they've been calling for us tr

we have from the co direct to the international action center sarah found, as it describes how people in the mcneese also because of washington's agenda, us bases and us bombs are the only way that us power corporation, corporate power has of the surging, its domination in the region, today, their political efforts have auto resound. and now it's just, we're all power in the most brutal form that they are relying on. they, they don't expect anymore to sell their occupation with words of democracy. freedom, nobody's buying that anymore. and so now it's just simply bombs and trying to spread tower and the people of the region both syria underwrite it also certainly human are refusing to be intimidated and they have other options in the world now. they didn't years ago. that's down to the west african state of sandoval now. well, after 2 days of widespread protests, the parliament has voted to postpone the presidential election until the 10th of december. the move was eventually paused, wondering seems of time to move him in the chain by opposition. and peace had tried to know both with

this is the co director of the international action center, etc. thanks very much for joining us. i'm certainly some whole case comments from nikki haley, what you will take on them. well, nikki haley is auditioning for president with corporate power in the us. so to the corporate media, she says exactly what biden says, what trump said, what obama said. i always talk tough, threatened with countries and po sanctions, targeted assassinations, and list troops and war. really no new, nothing new in anything that she said that hasn't been done again and again and again and again and list for big military budgets and less rounds of sanctions. i mean, she's talking about all, let's have some new sanctions. serious been under sanctions more than 20 years or rack 34 years and continuing around since 1979. so that's 45 years. so the sanctions continue, the targeted assassinations continue. uh, we could look at gaza today as they show very openly on their videos as a re purpose. the missiles got israel and the us showered down on them. and that's how these missiles come back. and that's ex

all they can do, and thanks to iskkender, the center he directs for keeping an eye on everything important, actions informing society and the international community. skandar bariev, the head of the crimean tatar resource center, a member of the mejalis of the crimean tatar people, joined the razom beraber program. and finally, let me remind you that we are literally. last time aydera and you talked about the situation with tavria national university, in the end, as it turned out, the reorganization of tnu vernadsky has been abandoned so far, which is good, i think, because it destroys the very essence, the very essence of this project of crimea, the crimean university is the coolest, the only thing i want to note is that we, in fact , should already say that this university, the main ukrainian crimean university, cannot... be called tavriy, because it is part of tavriy tavriy, these names are fake, fake pseudo-greek, not really greek, they are part of the greek project of catherine ii, who sought to colonize the crimean and ukrainian lands as the fastest, which she did, this part of decolonization should also be in the names, and this s

that's all they can do, and thanks to iskender, the center he runs , for keeping a close eye on everything, actions that inform society and the internationalnity. skandar bariev, the head of the crimean tatar resource center, a member of the myjalis of the crimean tatar people , joined the together beraber program, and finally. let me remind you that just last time ayder and you talked about the situation with the tavria national university, after all, as it turned out, we have given up on the reorganization of the vernadsky national university for the time being, which is good, i think, because destroying the very essence, the very essence of this project of the crimean, crimean of higher education to the coolest, the only thing i want to note is that we actually need to talk about the fact that this university, the main ukrainian... the crimean university cannot be called the tavrian university, because it is a part of tavrian tavriy, these names are fake, fake pseudo-greek, no greek, in fact, they are part of the greek project of catherine ii, who sought to colonize the crimean and ukrainian lands as the fastest, which she did, this par

action on the agenda today. in isfahan, we have designed a part of the site for the international nuclear research training centerfirst phase of which is being operated today, and as one of the nuclear poles in this region of the world, where we have three we are a research reactor, with the fourth reactor under construction, here is an internationally recognized center. it will be approved by the agency and considering that the agency has approved this as one of the centers it needs for the development of training. we will be able to make extensive use of it, god willing, both to help the country's universities, especially isfahan, and for the education and training of manpower needed by the nuclear industry in the whole country and in the region. various political and economic tendencies compete with each other in elections. elections are the key to electing a strong parliament . this is in the hands of the people. what will prevent your competitors? mandatory pricing, no , no, it is impossible to fix the price of land by mandating . how are the qatari oilmen paying him to watch football ? the pain of these kno

international relations at the islamic studies center of argentina. he has master's degree in islamic ethics from al-mustafa society of iran. welcome back to black and white. these actionsof yemen in the red sea has been to fully expose the very little will of the governments of the region to accompany the palestinian issue. yemen has displayed this hidden truth in front of the eyes of these nations. we must note that we are talking about yemen, a country that is statistically and economically the poorest country in the region and has been the target of very long war or invasion by saudi arabia. yemen is a country that is resisted despite the fact that 85% of its population needs international food aid. this is nation that has been able to resist the saudi invasions and is in control of sana. this is issue is very important because there is a part that is not under the control of the law. the part of yemen that is under the control of the law includes 85% of the country's population, so it can be said that ansarlah plays. the role of the government of yemen, this is the part of yemen that is resisting, this part of yemen is undoubtedly showing the arab world and the isl

international relations at the islamic studies center of argentina. he has master's degree in islamic ethics from al-mustafa society of iran. welcome back to black and white. these actions yemen in the red sea has been to fully expose the very little will of the governments of the region to accompany the palestinian issue. yemen has displayed this hidden truth in front of the eyes of these nations. we must note that we are talking about yemen, a country that is statistically and economically the poorest country in the region and has been the target of very long war or invasion by saudi arabia. yemen is a country that is resisted despite the fact that 85% of its population needs international food aid. this is nation that has been able to resist the saudi invasions and is in control of sana. this issue is very important because there is a part that is not under the control of ansarullah. the part of yemen that is under the control of ansarullah includes 85% of the country's population, so it can be said that ansarullah plays the... role of the government of yemen, this is the part of yemen that is resisting, this part of yemen is undoubtedly showing the arab world and th

action undertaken. live now to benjamin radd, a senior fellow with the burkle center for international relations, a researchth the university of california center for middle east development. thank you forjoining us. give us an idea of how wide—ranging you think the strikes are and... it you think the strikes are and... . , you think the strikes are and... ., , ., , you think the strikes are and... ., , .,, , and... it remains to be seen what as _ and... it remains to be seen what as of— and... it remains to be seen what as of now _ and... it remains to be seen what as of now it _ and... it remains to be seen what as of now it seems - and... it remains to be seen | what as of now it seems they have restrained themselves from escalating further. the iranian foreign minister condemned the strikes but did not signal any plans for retaliation reprisals. we are seeing that consistently with the militants, the militia groups in syria and iraq as well. what about the _ in syria and iraq as well. what about the ones _ in syria and iraq as well. what about the ones in _ in syria and iraq as well. what about the ones

centers. girls and premature babies are part of the genocide. an action that was able to reduce the anger of public opinion from international forums to some extent. his achievement was to force the zionist regime to respond a little. if it is confirmed by this international authority and this world court that the zionist regime has committed murder , it will play a unique role in discrediting and delegitimizing the actions of the zionist regime. the international court of justice believes that israel must take measures within its power to punish and prevent direct and public incitement to commit genocide in relation to members of the palestinian community in gaza, and this part of the court's ruling surprised some experts. they observe israel's war crimes and compare them, they clearly see this exile of international law and the judgment of these international institutions . which is only 2. two days after the start of the war in ukraine, a decisive decision was reached with this vote. the vote that was not issued to prevent the continuation of the war in gaza left the occupations in the hands to continue the genocide. this court quickly started

window, three actions are performed at once. innovations were discussed today by the participants of the second forum of future technologies, which opened in moscow, in the center of internationalin topic of the prospects for the development of our medicine, vladimir putin sent a greeting to the participants, noting that the unique achievements of medical researchers need to be implemented as soon as possible at all levels of healthcare, with the key the priority here is to build a system. medical care around a person, a specific patient. the topic will be continued by olga knyazeva. the device will take your cardiogram. well, and then accordingly will give you the result. such a pocket cardiogram can be sent to your doctor at any time directly from your phone. it turns out an ecg anywhere, at any time. a device that fits in your wallet will tell you how your heart works in a minute. this is our present, which until recently turned out to be in the future, like gene therapy, bionic prostheses, and even the printing of human organs. therefore, our national need for this is enormous. production of these devices will begin in september. the total is now over forty various types of

international day of action against the u.s. war machine. other activist groups are holding similar protests overseas. and in san francisco, there is a convoy to commemorate the russian invasion in civic center plaza, and cars lined up in caravan to harry bridges plaza for a rally right there on the embarcadero, and the speakers and performers expressed their outrage of the russian genocidal war on ukraine. the goal was to urge congress that would provide more military support to ukraine. >> so this has an impact on everybody's lives, because if the russians succeed -- well, it would not, but if it would, it would change everything in the world. >> organizers say that ukraine's are fighting for the human dignity and freedom and support from the u.s. and allies could send them on the road to victory. >>> in california, early voting is underway in the san francisco city hall voting center. you can fill out a ballot in person leading up to election day. the voting centers are open in the weekdays and drop byes this weekend and next weekend and will be open on election day which is tuesday, march 5th. >>> and one of the leading candidates for emeryville was here today and cohosted which the nati

center, and his subordinates are also involved in the case. the department of internal affairs in the central administrative district of moscow received a number of complaints from citizens regarding fraudulent actionsployees of one of the capital’s companies. currently at the time, a criminal case was initiated under article of fraud. the employees of the office clearly did not expect that the case would go to court; this story has two endings: either the representatives of yuk alliances will have to go to peace and return the money to the victims in the hope of a suspended sentence, or. be held accountable by law; pseudo-lawyers can face up to 2 years in prison for deception. artem kuznetsov, egor vorobyov, artemy antonov and ilona agasieva. news. the capital's police have eliminated the distribution channel for counterfeit black caviar. according to investigators, in one of the villages in the city domodedovo district, a criminal was packing a wild-caught delicacy right in his own home. he sold caviar, as well as frozen fish, in the capital's markets. the operatives are under... a written agreement not to leave. in komsomolsk-on- amur they are preparing for serial production of imported superjet-