was formed from the 33-day war, and the prime minister at that time, ehud elmert, the chief of the joint chiefs of staff, and the chief of the army staff were actually removed. kurds, from the political scene of israel , this will definitely happen to netanyahu . please summarize these two points, the reason for the collapse of the institutions and also the possibility of a trial in the international court. see the beginning and the key to this story. in fact, we have witnessed it in the past months, for example, in south africa in the hague. some groups filed a complaint. one of the most important events is happening now, and the fact that the issue of palestine has become the focus of many social and political issues among western societies is one of the prominent examples of what happened in europe during the recent elections, for example in england and france, even though many of the analyzes of the experts analyze the direction of the movement of europe towards the right and nationalist currents , suddenly these leftists came to work and found the majority in both england and france, and it is inte

in a security meeting, the chief of the joint chiefs of staff of the zionist regime asked prime minister netanyahu to reach an agreement for the exchange of prisoners with the palestinian islamic resistance movement, hamas. in this meeting, hardazi halavi stated that it is necessary to reach an agreement on the exchange of prisoners, considering the point of operation where the israeli army is present. channel 12 of the zionist regime recently disclosed the results of a poll. 66 of the zionists want to reach an agreement with hamas for the exchange of weapons. but netanyahu recently claimed that the continuation of military operations and military pressure is the only way to strengthen israel's position in any deal related to the release of prisoners, and two ashura exhibitions have been held in the national museum of children's art and literature, the center for the intellectual development of children and adolescents. about 50 works have been exhibited in this field. setting up of two ashura exhibitions, the thirsty moon exhibition was taken from the books produced in the center since

chief of naval operations, admiral lisa franchetti. admiral franchetti is, now listen to this, the first woman to hold the navy's top position and the first to serve on their joint chiefs of staffnchetti, what do americans need to know about the service and sacrifice of our sailors around the world today? - well, thanks robert, and thanks for all that you do to support our sailors all around the world. you know, what i think america needs to know is that we are made up of america's finest sons and daughters from all across the rich fabric of america. we've got about 600,000 active duty reserves and civilians. i could not be more proud of that navy team. we operate all around the world, we protect our freedoms. and today on this memorial day, we really honor the sacrifice and service of those that have gone before and paid the ultimate sacrifice - on behalf of the us navy. what would you like to say to everyone watching at home? - well, america is a maritime nation. our prosperity and security depend on the seas, and your navy is out there protecting that every single day, we got about 150 specialties. i just created a robotics rating. so no matter what you wanna do, we've got p

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and joint chief of staff chair general charles cq brown jr. answer questions from lawmakers regarding the biden administration's decision to pause a weapons shipment to israel amid the country's ongoing war

. >> the chair of the joint chief of staff are the leaders of the nation military branches highlighted the united states military readiness during a fireside discussion at the aspen security form in colorado. this is about 13 minutes. in 2020, you are confirmed by the senate unanimously and that is when you served as head of the air force. thank you for being here today. >> my pleasure. thank you. we all know about now the widespread internet outage which was caused by what seems a glitch, not a cyber attack, per se, we learned that this morning how has it affected u.s. military operations? >> i was made aware of the information on an airplane flying back into the united states. from all reports i have right now, no impact on dod operations this gives you an indication of how important cybersecurity, how we use our software, how we use our tools. detecting our capabilities to still protect the nation even when you have a glitch or an attack to be best postured to be able to support. >> should it be a wake-up call for americans? if the u.s. was to find itself in a conflict with china, i

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. >> the chair of the joint chief of staff are the leaders of the nation military branches highlighted united states military readiness during a fireside discussion at the aspen security form in colorado. this is about 13 minutes. in 2020, you are confirmed by the senate unanimously and that is when you served as head of the air force. thank you for being here today. >> my pleasure. thank you. we all know about now the widespread internet outage which was caused by what seems a glitch, not a cyber attack, per se, we learned that this morning how has it affected u.s. military operations? >> i was made aware of the information on an airplane flying back into the united states. from all reports i have right now, no impact on dod operations this gives you an indication of how important cybersecurity, how we use our software, how we use our tools. detecting our capabilities to still protect the nation even when you have a glitch or an attack to be best postured to be able to support. >> should it be a wake-up call for americans? if the u.s. was to find itself in a conflict with china, it is

ukraine, my colleague jonathan beale spoke with general charles 0 brownjr, chairman of the joint chiefs of staffhere's been a strong signal of support for ukraine, in both practical in hardware, but also in terms of ukraine moving towards membership, but ukraine, one thing it says, it wants those restrictions on the weapons, long range weapons that countries like the us applies to be lifted, and i know this is a political decision. you are a military man. do you understand the frustrations of president zelenskyy having his arms tied behind his back because he can't use those weapons as he would like to use them? as you described it as a policy decision and one of the things i focus on as a chairman is to work closely with the nations, not just from nato but the 15 nations part of the ukraine defence contact group to provide capability for ukraine to support its defence, and so it is that work together and the advice i provide in my role to the president and the secretary of the defence to ensure that ukraine can do the things it needs to do to defend itself. have you asked the president to loose

military follows the recommendations of its secretary of defense and the chairman of the us army joint chiefs of staffsed to brix a new digital system for payments and settlements. the ministry of finance of the ecb is already preparing a report for the leaders of dozens of countries. chairman federation council valentina matvienko spoke about this today at the brix parliamentary forum in st. petersburg. the advantage of the system will be its decentralization. neither side will be able to restrict the actions of other participants; the world trade organization must become more open. the wto is experiencing the biggest crisis in its history, associated with the virtual paralysis of multilateral negotiations and mutual claims of wto member countries regarding the fulfillment of obligations. in just one day it grew by 150,000 hectares. due to heavy smoke, the airline suspended flights to lensk. increased concentrations of harmful substances are detected in the air every day. there is nothing to breathe in other regions of the far east. eyewitnesses share footage from transbaikalia. in the north of the r

. >> the chairs of the joint chiefs of staff are the leaders of the nation's military branches highlighted united states military readiness during a fireside discussion at the aspen security forum in colorado. this is about 30 minutes. >> just got off a plane from asia meeting with our allies. first i want to remind the audience about some of your background. you began your career in 1984 graduating from texas tech. you are an f-16 fighter pilot, 3000 flying hours. you have served in top leadership positions in you come. from 2018 to 2020 you were the top air force commander in the pacific. what is notable in this time of division in this country, remember in 2020 you were confirmed by the senate unanimously and that is when you became the first african-american to serve as the service chief, head of the air force. thank you for being here today. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> let me start with the news headlines. we all know about now the widespread internet outage which was caused by what seems a glitch, not a cyber attack, per se, we learned that this morning . how has it affected u.s. m

he also said that he had a telephone conversation with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, generalrles brown. they discussed the situation on the front line and the urgent needs of our army in military equipment and ammunition. on july 2, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, also announced that he had instructed the minister of defense of ukraine, who was with a visit to get specific dates when those additional patriot systems we are talking about will be delivered agreement with partners. a little later, the minister of defense of ukraine umirov announced a new one. a $2.3 billion us aid package that includes anti-tank weapons, interceptors, ammunition for patriots and other air defense systems. the family of president joe biden on sunday , june 30, urged the us president to remain in the presidential race, despite biden's poor performance in the debate with donald trump. this is reported by the tv channel. cnn with reference to advisers to the american president. we will remind, many european politicians were shocked by joe biden's poor performance during the presidenti

is your first time testifying before the subcommittee in your capacity of chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, let me join the chairman in extending a special welcome to you. i also want to thank both of our witnesses, as well as the comptroller, for your service. in the service of the men and women you represent. i look forward to hearing from you, have the president's fiscal year 2025 budget request will affect the department implementation of the 2022 national defense and security strategy, the goals of which i largely support. we must be clear that this budget request would represent a real cut in funding for the department of defense, as it fails to keep pace with inflation. it proposes a defense funding increase of just 1%, $8.6 billion relative to the current fiscal year. that amount is well short of the 22.5 billion year-over-year increase that the department would need, simply to cover projected cuts, escalations related to fuel, military and civilian pay, and medical care. this is a nearly $14 billion shortfall. it means that the president's request since funding away from moderniza

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and joint chiefs of staff chair general c.q. brown held a press conference to discuss president biden's decision to withdraw from the presidential race and the interception of russian and chinese bombers off the coast of alaska. this is about 30 minutes. >> we can't develop our plans as an afterthought. we must start from the beginning and be integrated by design. over the course of the past month i had an opportunity to visit several allies around the world. they wish to work in concert and coordinate closely with one another. the end of june i went to botswana to attend the african chiefs conference, the first time it was held on african soil. two week we were privileged to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the washington treaty at the nato summit here in washington, d.c. 13 allies came together to celebrate 75 years of peace. we reaffirmed our commitment to collective defense and our shared values in the rule of law. russia hoped the invasion of ukraine would disrupt the unity. we've further improved the history of the largest

james comey was a former director of the fbi, chairman of the joint chiefs — director of the fbi, chairman of the joint chiefs of staffly — will not endorse him. the people who work closely with trump are sounding the alarm _ work closely with trump are sounding the alarm but this guy cannot be allowed — the alarm but this guy cannot be allowed back into the oval office. ifjoe _ allowed back into the oval office. ifjoe biden drops out, what happens?— ifjoe biden drops out, what ha ens? . , , happens? there have been reports that if he were _ happens? there have been reports that if he were to _ happens? there have been reports that if he were to step _ happens? there have been reports that if he were to step aside, i happens? there have been reports that if he were to step aside, he i that if he were to step aside, he would want it to be an orderly transition. and the one way to guarantee that it is to have his vice president, kamala harris, take over the top place on the ticket. let's look at some of the runners and riders. if we look at that we can see that we do have kamala harris at the top of the graphic and the

in fact, he removed elmert and the chief of the joint staff and the chief of the army staff from the israeli political scene. this will definitely happen to netanyahu . briefly explain these two points, the reason for the collapse of the institutions and also the possibility of a trial in the inter-al-mevidin court. we have seen it during the past months, for example, south africa filed a complaint in the hague . that the issue of palestine has become the focus of many social and political issues among western societies. one of the prominent examples is the events that happened in europe during the recent elections, for example, in england and france, even though many experts analyze the direction of europe's movement towards right and nationalist currents . left currents came to work and found the majority in england. and in france, interestingly, the first proposition that all of them put forward is to recognize the independent state of palestine. well, this is a space that it is being created in the world now, but in front of it, the main supporters of the zionist regime, namely t

defense secretary lloyd austin joint chief of staff chair held a press conference to discuss a presidentecision to withdraw from the presidential race and the interception of russian and chinese embalmers off the coast of alaska. this is about 30 minutes. >> thanks, patrick. good morning. thank you for being here. i wanted to take just a moment to acknowledge the president's remarks last night. i want to thank president biden for being such a strong and skillful guardian. rallying the world to save ukraine from putin's aggression. uniting and expanding nato and positioning america to compete with china and win. i have seen countless times deeply and personally this commander-in-chief cares about our troops, our veterans and our military families. the president is intensely focused on the work ahead. especially ending the war in gaza. reinforcing ukraine's capabilities for the long haul. making our posture in the indo pacific even stronger. this department will continue to do what we always do. state firm, stay focused because we have still got a lot to do. and as we move forward the enti

johnson's presidency, he remained the general in chief of the army, and he was involved a lot more, we would expect, say, a chairman of the joint chiefs of staff would be, which would be the modern counterpart to be involved in policy discussions. well, grant's during these years. grew more and more distant from andrew johnson immediately after the civil war. former confederate states were passing what were known as the black codes. these horribly discriminatory laws that sought to return formally enslaved people to a condition that very closely resembled slavery and johnson or the congress tried to respond to this by passing legislation to establish the basic civil rights of all citizens, regardless of race, and also to establish that citizenship begins birth. if you're born in this country, that's what the 14th amendment does in part. well, johnson opposes all reconstruction measures. he opposes the civil rights act, a bunch of freedman's bureau acts as reconstruction that are passed during 1860s, which congress winds up passing over his veto. he opposes the 14th amendment, even though the president doesn't have a direct say in that. well, w

joint bomber patrols off alaska. we also just learned that the secretary of defense, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and secretary the pentagon, where they will discuss this issue together. the bottom line is that china and russia are doubling down on what they say is their friendship. authoritarianism, our strength is concentrated in ukraine, which at these moments is defending the entire west. it is also critical to our credibility in the indo-pacific region, repelling the belligerence of the people's republic of china. at certain stages of the route, the air group was accompanied by fighters from foreign countries. during the performance of their missions, the aircraft of both countries acted strictly in accordance with provisions of international law, violations of foreign airspace. no states allowed. upon completion of the joint air patrol, all involved aircraft returned to their home airfields. the olympics start tomorrow in france. the satirical magazine charles hedo writes that these are the last olympic games before the civil war on the cover of macron. in the form of a spear thrower. along with the proj

talked and i tell people i never dealt with a military problem i'm as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, i dealt with strategic problems that either the secretary of defense owned or the president of the united states owned that had a military dimension. and so i feel like confident in speaking about the military dimension of these problems. i feel less is it appropriate for me to be talking about the nonmilitary dimension of these challenges that are facing our country. and can you always separate one from the other? look, i we all have to make our own judgments and i certainly navigate that every day. and quite honestly, ahead, navigate it when i was on active duty, there's not a clear line between between the political, you know, the word use is nonpartisan, not apolitical we all live in a political world. you're not a you. in my case i still voted some people didn't i participate in the democrats process but in a nonpartisan way and i believe for me it's very clear what is a position to take on one issue or another. and one of the things that complicates your life when we're on acti

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. >> harris: secretary lloyd austin and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff right now speaking from the pentagon at a time, as you know, of heightened global tensions. we have huge global threats, russia, china, iran, and we'll monitor that. it's going on right now at the pentagon and give you the latest updates. president biden spoke for the first time last night. perhaps you watched it. he talked all about his decision, denying he was pushed out of running for the white house again. >> there are some critics today saying that doesn't really jive with what we thought it would take god almighty. does he have a health problem? what's pushing him out? questions about whether he is really fit to even finish out his term at all. >> he didn't heroicly pass the torch. they ripped it out of his hands. if he can't run a campaign for the next four months, how is he qualified the most important country and the most powerful nation in the history of the world? okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins

the former joint chiefs of staff chairman general mark milley told the atlantic this, if trump orderedx, why or z and it was legal, we would do it. if it is not legal, it is my job to say it is illegal and here is why it is a legal. that, all that, at best, working out. the former assistant director for counter intelligence for the fbi, the former cia director and now senior security analyst, the former acting attorney general for the justice department is here. i will ask you to start out by just kind of explaining your old job. national security is, in pop- culture, more closely associated with the c.i.a. it really is with the department of justice. explain why and how monday's decision makes that even more the case. >> you know, the department of justice, the attorney general, the deputy attorney general, they are part of the president's national security team, along with people like john brennan, when he was the director of the c.i.a., the intelligence agencies and all of the national security agencies. they sit together at the white house in the situation room in, you know, a sens

of the country. tonight we get an exclusive glimpse into how the u.s. military is preparing to counter iranians nuclear ambitions and china's increasing aggression against taiwan. chief national security correspondent joint chief of staffsspen security forum. and she is out in aspen. good evening, jennifer. >> jennifer: good evening, bret. while all eyes were on the rnc, there have been three days of heated debate about the threats facing the country right now. i had an opportunity to sit down for a fireside chat with chairman of the joint chiefs general c.q. brown. i asked him how a houthi drone produced in iran exploded 300 feats from the u.s. consulate in tel aviv. >> there are some, including some sitting senators on the senate around services committee who have said it is time to strike iran and to stop these houthi attacks. >> is it time to send a stronger message to iran? >> we could look at things individually and go because this happened we should go do x. i'm looking at it from not only x but what happens with y and z. i think i have a responsibility to be thinking strategically about the actions we take, the recommendation i make and what the risk is furthest can a labor relation of broader conflict. >> do yo

it was former joint chiefs of staff chairman general mark milli who told the atlantic this.ordered us to do x, y or z and it was legal. we would do it. if not legal it's my job to say why it's illegal. all that at best murky now. former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi frank glozy is here and now john brennan is here and former national security at the justice department msnbc legal analyst mary mccord is here. mary, start out by just explaining your old job. i mean, national security is in pop culture more closely associated with the cia. right? but it's how it really is at the department of justice. explain why and explain how monday's decision makes that even more the case. >> so you know, the department of justice, the attorney general, deputy attorney general you know, they are part of the president's national security team along with people like john brennan when he was the director of the cia. the director of our intelligence community. agencies and all of the national security agencies. and they sit together at the white house in the situation ro

since october 7th, we are assessing the situation jointly with the joint chiefs of staff and the heads of security agencies. and we will make our decisions in coordination with the political leadership. in light of, of this tragedy, the chief of staff might actually change his position regarding the prisoner swap. i will not address negotiations at this moment. this is the responsibility of security agencies that is being conducted through the proper channels. right now i will just address this tragedy, but the fell the entire reduce community. shad, i'm a separate, the children were killed and like i said, we offer our full support that the drew's community and it's leadership and we remain engaged and important things on the battlefield. including the release of our captives channel 12. should the public start getting ready for escalation and the coming days. are there specific instructions and that respect? like i said, until now, there is no change in the instructions of our home from the we are assessing the situation and we are engaged in a multi front for and goes out lebanon an

he wants race car drivers to tell her generals in the joint chiefs of staff and the pentagon what to do. donald trump believes if you can drive a car in circles, surely you can tell the entire defense department what to do in every situation. he also said he thinks football coaches should come to the pentagon and take over those meetings and tell the generals what to do. here is one of donald trump's favorite former football coaches. >> my opinion of of white nationalist if somebody wants to call the white nationalist to me as an american. >> that alabama white nationalist may be america's stupidest person who has ever won a football game as a coach and he is now of course a republican senator. while donald trump did nothing today and may have spent the entire day in pajamas and slippers, we don't know, kamala harris excepted the endorsement of the american federation of teachers in houston. >> as you may know, i am a proud product of public education. many of you know that my first grade teacher, mrs. francis wilson, god rest her soul, taught me and educated me and encouraged me and

he was playing battleship with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in the situation room. >> youlame-duck nest. >> watching the presidential limo, watching the laundry go round and round and i think a large degree that is what joe biden will be doing. in terms of diplomacy, sure, is that some are taken to other. remember bill clinton in the last year of his presidency literally flew around the world. so maybe biden will do some of that. >> martha: a want to ask about this piece in the wall street journal, john, because one of the other reasons that kamala harris might not want joe biden campaigning next to her is there a minor that that we'll give everyone of what she knew and how long she has known this for. and here's a quote from this walker jr. please, the title is, "how the bet on that 89-year-old joe biden turned in on epic the scar collation." and it goes like this, "in 30 minutes of remarks on capitol hill, -- and this is going back on the bar for 2021, i just want to remind everyone, it is now july of 2024, october 2021, this goes back to, "in 30 minutes of her back on c

launched monday may have had an abnormal flight trajectory spokesperson for south korea's joint chiefs of staff says the military is still analyzing the data from what could be a fan held missile launch. >> the launch comes just one day after north korea condemned a joint military exercise by south korea, japan, and the united states ukrainian officials say russian forces launched air attacks on the country's two largest cities, sunday military officials in kyiv say air defenses destroyed russian cruise missiles heading toward the capital. debris from one missiles struck a 14 story residential building, though, causing a fire and destroying several floors. as you can see there. russian forces launched an airstrike on the northeastern city of kharkiv officials say one person was killed and nine others were wounded, and that was including an infant boy i want to thank you for joining us. i'm paul and didn't for international viewers, world sport is up next for our viewers in the united states and canada all right, back with more cnn news after a short break shipping trucks, advanced kamer technol

we've done several oral histories up pace the marine corps general who was head of the joint chiefs of staff. these men came into the military and were young junior officers in vietnam and then went on to serve of course through the war on terror, the wars in afghanistan and iraq, which leads us to, i think will probably be our last question. our point today. this from our audience. how might your findings, mark, offer lessons for any of today's policy challenges? and i'll add the specifics of so called endless wars, which you have and done forms on here iraq, afghanistan, the issues that we face in ukraine now we have a whole war room here at, the miller center devoted to the ukraine war with russia. and i'll even add in taiwan and china now. so let me close the circle on the first question, because i didn't address and i want to do that of remind me after this. okay. so johnson didn't think a whole lot of withdrawal planning he as he says to bob mcnamara the johnson tapes he thought it was a idea. he thought was a lousy idea, not necessarily to in the planning, but to make public. and he w

. >> jonathan: the chairman of the former joint chief of staffs? 't know the conversations he had when he talked to the chinese, when he talked to nancy pelosi. we have to investigate all of that. if you haven't done anything, you shouldn't worry. >> jonathan: they're worried because trump and you are talking about retribution. >> it's not retribution at all. >> jonathan: wait, wait, wait. those were his words, not my words. i'm your retribution. >> like he said last night on the debate stage, his retribution is a very successful, more successful second term. what we're saying is we want justice. we want to have full investigations, and then if criminal charges come up, then criminal charges come up. >> jonathan: you made a promise on your show and said the attorney general will be in prison. >> 100%. >> jonathan: is bill barr on the retribution list? >> i think bill barr has to be investigated. not retribution. >> jonathan: trump said retribution. you said retribution. >> it's justice. >> jonathan: bill barr needs to be investigated? he needs to be

he says that former general, former head of the joint chiefs of staff, a guy that he appointed, general milley, should be executed. >> and it goes on and on. so i think that when we talk about rhetoric we have to look to the trump campaign as the generator of the worst of it. and he does that because it enlivens his base. >> you know, just the word bullseye. if you run a quick google for it, focus is not what it comes up as you know, it comes up as the center of a target in sports such as archery, shooting and darts. i think that's what most people picture. you say the word bullseye. now, not so long ago, it was sarah palin that was getting a lot of the media critique. remember when there was the facebook ad with the crosshairs ad? and one of the things that biden said in this interview that struck out to me, he's like, i didn't say crosshairs. >> and i was like, no, why is he equating these two? bullseye and crosshairs are trying to say the one is worse or better than the other. >> why is he not getting the same sort of heat that sarah palin saw back at that time when when what occurre

relationships where people talk about military leaders, mark milley, the general former chair of the joint chiefs of staff. i don't know if he's interested in the job, but that's somebody ai at least give him an interview and let's see if he's interested in if the chemistry works. as matt just said. the democratic party often thinks that governors are the solution because we have this, we do have the romance of the governors from jimmy carter and bill clinton. but the truth is, we have nominated a governor for president and 30 years, right since 1992. the senator seemed to be the ones who are able to make it through the gauntlet. and she's thinking about the future. and somebody who she can work with it might be that mark kelly, who also comes with the help of his wife, gabby giffords who is also a victim of political violence could be a couple that will look very good on the stage and be able to work together well with doug emhoff and vice president harris, and then would be president harris will know soon-ish. >> we understand sure process. >> i think really interesting though, to sort of play the game

about the cuban missile crisis with president kennedy, 13 days, the top brass in the country, joint chiefs of staff, bullying him, trying to push him around the go into world war three and he had the mental capabilities, the intestinal fortitude, the energy to be able to push back and prevent world war iii. that's what happens for presidents and people sitting on bar stools and ohio or coffee shops they didn't see someone who could do that on thursday night. and it's sad, it's heartbreaking. but there's too much at stake for any one personality one person to prevent us from beating donald trump and having an elevated aspirational message that i think someone like common luck could give to hit the reset button did double haters. i don't like i don't want to vote for biden. i don't want to vote for trump. well, democrats, let's give them somebody different. devote four and i think we would see some success there. >> congressman. thank you. thank you so much for coming on and spend a minute. appreciate your time thanks really interesting interview kate. alright. locals in the path of the deadly hurric

germany is not a sovereign state, all orders from the bundeswehr are ultimately given by the joint chiefs of staff who is somewhere in the background, but germany has a modern military-industrial complex and, if desired, this applies to all of europe, as it relates. and portugal, for example, is not able to say that no, we will not send our army there, or italy is there, respectively, there will be a common team, as it was, well , look, well, you say it’s obvious. things are clear that, so to speak, germany cannot run ahead of the euro-atlantic locomotive, but we are talking about something else, in fact, we are talking about what you can, whatever you want, you can write scenarios, but the situation in germany itself is changing, and i think that you will not deny that today’s germany, which is trying to grow these military claws, is different from merkel’s germany, which, despite all the vassalism that you are talking about, still retained some, well, semblance of distancing from it all. now is a completely different process, so michael and i discussed here, about, yes, about the deployment of m

zionist army during the day al-aqsa storm operation will soon be at the disposal of the chief of the joint staff of the zionist army. be placed in two operations, hezbollah targeted the positions of zionist soldiers in the north of the occupied territories. i will go with my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine. mr. azimzadeh, i am at your service to say hello and good night. please tell me what weapons hezbollah has used to target these positions and what casualties have been inflicted on the zionist military. mrs. khalji, dear viewers, hello , good night, hizbollah lebanon issued 2 more statements a few moments ago. the number of hizbollah statements today, hezbollah made four statements in response to the attacks of the zionist forces on various areas in southern lebanon. in four operations, they targeted a building where the zionist forces were stationed in al-manara military settlement with guided missiles. also, hezbollah of lebanon announced that it has targeted hagoshrim town in the upper galilee in the northwest of the occupied territories with dozens of

of the zionist army on the day of the al-aqsa storm operation are to be provided to the chief of the joint staff of the zionist army. different neighborhoods of gaza city were under the fire of the zionist attacks on monday. at least 4 people were martyred and more than 10 people were injured in air and artillery attacks on this southern city, the total number of martyrs in the gaza strip has reached 3,693 and the total number of wounded has reached 8,793. i say that the total number of martyrs in the gaza strip is 383 and the total number of wounded is 383. during the french parliament, the results were contrary to the predictions of political circles and polls. according to the announcement of the french ministry of interior, the new popular front coalition has 182 seats. macron's coalition won 163 seats and the national union party, which had won the most votes in the first round, won 143 seats. the french parliament has 557 representatives and the parties are challenging. in the name of absolute majority, they face at least 289 seats. the victory of the new popular front coalition in the ele

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zionist regime army on the day of the al-aqsa storm operation is going to be provided to the chief of the joint staff of the zionist regime army. 59 bodies of red-skinned children were found in the latest mass grave discovered in the canadian state of manitoba. at least 6,000 indigenous children studying in canada's compulsory schools never returned home. yesterday's genocide, now today in direct support of the terrorist. even the idea of ​​this matter for people it is difficult how these children would go to school one day. and they never returned home and the parents never found their children. we know it happened. this canadian human rights activist is referring to the mass graves of children that are found in every corner of canada. the last one is related to the remains of the bodies of 59 indigenous children in the northern part of the state of manitoba, in the vicinity of one of the red boost compulsory schools. it has been discovered that the number of red-skinned children who were bullied in white schools is more than this , canadian sources say, out of 150 a thousand children who were forci

the figures will soon be provided to the chief of the joint staff of the zionist army, and the number of people killed in the flood in the northeastern states of india has increased to 85, and 10 people have died due to lightning in the state of bihar in the eastern part of india. educational centers were closed, many streets were flooded and buses and trains were disrupted for several hours. in turkey, while the temperature is close to 50 degree and fire in the forest areas are experiencing , in the north of the country flooding is taking victims. the heavy rains that started on saturday evening in the coastal cities of the black sea in the north of turkey flooded one person in the city of urdu tome on monday. in nepal, the number of people killed in heavy monsoon rains has increased to 62. some of the victims died as a result of flooding and others as a result of landslides as well as being hit by a driver. landslides and floods in the rainy season . it is common in nepal and kills hundreds of people every year. thank you very much for your companion today have a good day, god bless