do you think this was the subject of kersk in - the subject of kersk in particular?ssian _ particular? first of all, russian forces - particular? first of all, russian forces had - particular? first of all, - russian forces had amassed there earlier. ukraine flipped that on its head by attacking them. they are now forcing russian forces to pull forces away from front lines in southern and eastern ukraine in order to reinforce inside russia. the ukrainians are turning that on its head. as you may remember, russia has occupied this power plant for a very long time. this is no getting close to a russian grid power plant. there are several things that i think i should add to, take some of the pressure off the fighting around kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city.- second largest city. you mentioned _ second largest city. you mentioned that - second largest city. you mentioned that this - second largest city. you mentioned that this doesn't fit with the putin narrative of how the war in ukraine has been going so far within russia. what kind of response might we expect fr

zelensky decided to do in terms of this kersk invasion, because uh, in one respect, i mean, the russian arsenal far towers what zelenski has in his hands. when it comes to tanks, bombs, missiles and other military assets that russia has, if i'm correct to say that, uh, so are we looking at perhaps the anger in putin getting to point where uh, as our guest there said, it would involve uh then uh an offensive that perhaps will drag in the us and other countries which would then result in this world war, perhaps yeah, well the russians are obviously worried about triggering a... world war, but they're faced with a dilemma, that is, if they do not strike back, then they're not upholding their red lines, then there's there can't be any deterrance anymore, this will only then embolden nato escalate further, keep in mind that in the beginning, the germans were worried about sending helmets and now german tanks are invading russian territory with the assistance of nato intelligence, so we we come very far away, now the the good news i guess is that russia has been restrained. but the reason why

kersk nuclear power plant has two active nuclear reactors and supplies electricity to 19 regions. un nuclear inspectors are scheduled to visit the kursk nuclear power plant next week. shop thefts in the uk reached 44,000 cases a year, which means 50 thefts every hour. the daily mail newspaper wrote: british thieves close to. 2 billion pounds of goods are stolen, while an additional 700 million pounds are spent each year protecting stores. one in eight shoppers in the uk made a purchase using a calculator and paying for a stolen car. uganda is trying to increase its oil reserves in the next 25 years . the amount of oil reserves of this country is 6.5 billion barrels and half a billion barrels are going to be added to it. tanzania and china are involved in a $10 billion plan to increase uganda's oil reserves. two-thirds of baby foods in american grocery stores do not meet international standards. according to the report of the abc network, a review of 600 food products for babies and children shows. these products, which are produced and supplied to meet their needs , have 44 illega

ukraine has announced that it will create a buffer zone in kersk. announcing the creation of a buffer zone in kursk. russia, while kiev had previously announced that it does not intend to keep the occupied territories of russia under its occupation. the ministry of defense of russia said earlier that the country's air defense systems destroyed 17 ukrainian drones and four tactical missiles in several areas, including kors. the president of columbia university resigned from his post . minoosh shafiq, president of columbia university in new york, a few months after the danesh demonstration. shuyan the supporter of palestine resigned from his position against the occupation regime's military attack on the gaza strip. shafiq's resignation a few months after the rise of pro- palestinian students in columbia university took place. this demonstration received worldwide attention and spread to many universities. to deal with the protesters, shafiq called the security forces to the university to remove their tents. the president of columbia university also a

russian government, and it would hardly be credible if there were, the attack by nato into russia, in kersk, has likely galvanized russian public opinion behind their government. the murder of hania in tehran has likely galvanized the iranian opinion behind their government. and that's i think entirely logical. let's go to soweto in south africa where bangkang selemacoro is on the line. what's on your mind brother? hi, how are you doing? i'm a fan of yours. i know you have worked with mandel i wanted to ask if is there still civil society and activism in the western countries that can stop. and try to shift uh us from the the nuclear world that is going to come, well oddly there isn't enough, and i say oddly because i have lived through times and been active in times where there was very much more civil society, unrest over the danger of nuclear war, and i'm not entirely. very sure why that is, there's a mass movement in britain against uh against the israeli crimes in uh palestine, but there is no mass movement against the clear and present danger of nuclear war that will knock even the is

ukraine, congressman, russia was forced to withdraw troops from ukraine and send them to defend the kerskom a ukrainian incursion. what do you make of all of this? is it a sign that ukraine is actually making progress against russia? >> well, it's a risky strategy, but it's a clever one. the ukrainians have actually taken a portion of russia. number one, it's the portion of russia hat russians were using to fire missiles and artillery into ukraine, so they wanted to back those artillery pieces up and out of range. but the bigger strategic piece is the ukrainians are saying we took this portion of russia, we'll trade you, russia, putin, for the portion of ukraine you've taken since 2024 -- 2014. and it looks like it's a very clever way to set up some type of negotiation and peace deal. ashley: right. >> but it also has exposed how weak the russian army is and how they have all their chips in eastern ukraine and can't even defend other portions of their territory. ashley: yes. certainly a bold move, that's for sure. congressman mike waltz, who happens to be my congressman, great to talk to

forces are engaged in heavy fighting for fourth day near the shared border in southwestern russia's kersk region after a surprise ukrainian offensive. moscow says it is sending in more weapons and has declared federal state of emergency in kursk. separately, there are reports of russian troops advancing in ukraine's dunesk region. and allegedly a russian strike has killed at least 12 people east ukraine. both sides have stepped up ariel attacks behind the frontlines. russian troops have been slowly advancing for months in east ukraine, but kiew's surprise offensive into the kursk region appears to have caught moscow off guard. meanwhile, the pentagon says ukraine's incursion into russia is in line with the us policy regarding kiev's use of american weapons. the us and his western allies have been. guiding huge military and financial support to kiev since the start of the ukraine war early 2022. now to talk more on this we are joined by mr. andreansky communications director at the ukrainian congress committee of america from new york and also mr. john bosnic, journalist, activist and poli

european union's foreign policy official announced the eu's support for the invasion of kiev in the kersk region. josep burrell called for the lifting of restrictions on kiev's use of weapons donated by the west against the russian army , saying that this action would bring many results . earlier, the russian foreign intelligence agency announced that the operation of the ukrainian armed forces in the kursk region with the participation of the intelligence agencies of the united states, england and poland was done. according to this report, the units in this operation. they participated in the training centers of england and germany and did combat coordination . the military tension between kyiv and moscow has entered a new phase with ukraine's attack on the kursk region in russia. the process of deporting asylum seekers from england is accelerating. according to the british ministry of home affairs, the number of return flights of asylum seekers who have applied for asylum. rejected people are not allowed to live in this country. dozens of new intelligence officers have been employed to

american and western military alliance was directly involved in the planning of ukraine's attack on the kersk the british ministry of defense has also announced that the ukrainian forces can use british weapons on russian soil. thank you for your cooperation with this news section. have a nice day and god bless you. hello again, dear compatriots, in terms of temperature, i have to tell you that we expect to see a decrease in the northern half of our country by tomorrow due to the influence of cool northern currents on these areas. we are in these areas. but still in the central areas of the southern parts of the country, we see the persistence of hot weather in these areas. now that i am at your service , we are witnessing the rains in parts of mazandaran and golestan provinces, and the rains continue in these areas . we are still expecting rains today in the northwestern parts of the country, the southern parts of the caspian sea , the southern slopes of alborz. northeastern parts of the country for north khorasan, north khorasan razavi provinces , southern areas for south sistan baluchistan

bosich, your initial thoughts on the ukrainian incation into uh russia's kersk region, which is the largest since the war began, and also the use of american made weapons and also the british tanks on russian soil. do you see a shift in the balance of power towards kiev and is it sustainable? well, first of all, i see the exact opposite, i see, what looks very much like a december 1944, january 1945 nazi battle of the bulge. when armies are facing imminent defeat and a complete massacre of their forces, then one of the last tactics that desperate commanders use is to make a deep strike inside the lines of their opponents, and that's what i think this is. i think it's a last hope effort on this on the... the ukrainians and that it has been directed and commanded and controlled entirely by english and americans. that's right. mr. simons, your thought as well and also on kief saying the operation is meant to persuade russia to enter fair negotiation process. now, don't you think it will rather hamper any prospect of a truth? i don't think uh russia will back down. correct, russia will definite

kersk nuclear power plant has two active nuclear reactors and supplies electricity to 19 regions.un nuclear inspectors are scheduled to visit the kursk nuclear power plant next week. shop thefts in the uk reached 44,000 cases a year, which means 50 thefts every hour. daily newspaper mail wrote: british thieves steal nearly 2 billion pounds of goods every year. they steal, while an extra 700 million pounds are spent every year to protect stores , one out of every eight shoppers in the uk steals by abusing payment calculators. uganda is trying to increase its oil reserves in the next 25 years. the amount of oil reserves of this country is 6.5 billion barrels and it is supposed to add 1.5 billion barrels.

the war has seen fairther escalation ever since the kersk invasion when ukraine crashed through russia's western border in a surprise offensive on august 6th and in response, russia has intensified its military operations in ukraine over the past weeks. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. gilbert doctor, independent international affairs analyst from brussels. mr. doctor, welcome to the news review section. mr. doctor, in terms of plans and tactics, what are we looking for, looking at right now, and why the ks region has been the focal point at this timeing juncture? everyone was quite surprised when the, it's about two weeks ago when the ukrainian forces made a incursion into kursk. korsk is one of the russian federation provinces or oblusts, which has a common border with ukraine. uh, in the going back several months, a similar incursion, or what seemed to be a similar incursion, was made in the province just adjacent to kursk, to the south of it called belg. the the difference this time is that it was very well prepared invasion, not merely raid, and that became apparent af

bridge in the kursk region, and an even more dangerous attack, it has actually attacked a russian kersk nuclear power plant, and that you see up there, uh, you can see the logo with kamakazi drone which russia was able to bring down, now in the past week, they've also struck several airfields and an oil depot. ukraine says one of the reasons behind the attack was to create buffer zone. in order to protect settlements in the bordering sumi region from russian artillery attacks, reportedly more than 2,0 strikes. it also wants to relieve pressure its forces elsewhere on the frontline, and to strengthen kief's position at eventual peace talks with moscow. at this point, russia has no desire to go through with the peace dogs. at this point, the incursion has effectively been halted and a cost for ukraine. ukraine has lost some 4,700 of his soldiers based on what we see there, in terms of the weaponry. uh hundreds uh from what we understand, and also 68 tanks since to start of the incursion. ukraine claims that it has captured 150 russian conscripts daily. well, russia's military operation in

began in february 2022, ukraine says it has gained more than one thousand square kilometers of land in kersk. ukraine's president says forces are advancing further. however, this cannot be independently verified. the islamic movement to nigeria has denied any culpability in sunday's attack in the capital of buja that reportedly left several police officers dead. the imn says the police forces themselves carried out unprovoked attacks on the move. members during the annual marsh to commemorate arbine has more from abuja in a statement the islamic movement in nigeria says the country's police attacked the movement's members who are holding the annual symbolic track to commemorate arbin peacefully without any provocation. the movement says a number of his members lost their lives in the police attack. we started from zonti as soon as we arrived with market, these police officers open fire on us, not even tear gas. they start. shooting with life ammunition, they faced the people marching and they open fire, not on air, not tasing, not by the side, but on the people, majorly female and children.

vladimir putin says russia will hold peace talks now that ukraine has launch incursion into region of a kersk, which has a resulted in civilian casualties. it is becoming obvious and clear now why the kiev regime had refused our proposals to return to a peaceful settlement plan as well as the proposals of interested and neutral mediators. it appears that the enemy with the help of his western masters is fulfilling their will and the west is fighting us with the hands of the ukrainians. so looks like the enemy seeks to improve its negotiating positions in the future. encouraging an effort to improve its future negotiating position, here is the defense ministry to dislodge ukrainian forces from the russian territory. moscow says a kiev is sees control of 28. settlements while killing a dozen civilians and injuring more than 120 in the recent incursion. russia is also blame ukrainian side for launching a drone strike at zapurigia nuclear power plant causing a fire in one of its cooling towers. kiev though has denied hitting that site. and that's a rap for your latest here on press tv. everyone,

. >>> ukraine now controls 386 square miles of russian territory in the kersk region and that's accordingline briefing posted on volodymyr zelenskyy's telegram channel. it's the first time a military official has publicly commented on the incursion and its gains. >>> lawyers for hunter biden say claims about his foreign business dealings have no place in his upcoming tax trial. prosecutors told the judge last week they wanted to call a witness to testify about an arrangement with a romanian business person who was trying to influence u.s. policy while president biden served as vice president. the trial is set to begin next month in los angeles. . >>> your morning coffee could be getting more expensive as prices for arabica beans as the producer expects a rise. it could add more stress caused by dry weather and that could hurt next year's coffee crop. kelly, back to you. >> that's one place i see shrinkflation the most. it will be 8 if this continues. thank you very much, tyler mathisen. >>> expedia after earnings, and it's been a different story for trip adviser and airbnb and they both p

critical shortage of men, the military appointee dismantled a key counsel tasked with protecting the kerskses crumbled when ukrainian troops executed a lightning offensive. >> that's a scene out of "hunt for red october." >> there you go. >> you've lost another submarine. >> more news now. back in march, president biden approved a highly classified strategic plan that for the first time focuses america's nuclear deterrence strategy on china. according to "the new york times," the shift comes as the pentagon believes beijing's nuclear arsenal will rival the size and diversity of the united states and russia's over the next decade. >>> and one more from "the wall street journal." elon musk's takeover of twitter is now the worst buyout for the banks since the financial crisis. the seven banks that lent money to the billionaire's holding company have been unable to off-load the debt without incurring major losses. that's largely because of x's weak financial performance. the value of the loans quickly soured after the $44 billion acquisition was completed. >> you know, willie, when elon musk s