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a bipartisan delegation from the usa , lynsey graham from the republican party and richard blumenthalm the democratic party , visited kyiv on august 12. first. us senators met with president volodymyr zelenskyi and discussed what is specifically needed to end this war fairly, including our need to use long-range weapons, the office of the president of ukraine reported. during the conversation , richard blumenthal mentioned that they had arrived in order to once again convey the message about the importance of the transfer of military aid, and also added that a new bill is being proposed in the united states. we are also proposing a new bill, which will be called "help ukraine", and it will enshrine exactly bipartisan preparation, and we would like it to be enshrined at the level. of the law, and not only at the level of the president's own decision. republican lynsey graham expressed hope that ukraine receives more help from congress this year and said he was glad that ukraine did not warn about its attack on the territory of the russian federation. after 2 and a half years of war, yo

republican lynsey graham expressed hope that ukraine will receive more aid this year. from the congressd that he was glad that ukraine did not warn about its attack on the territory of the russian federation. after 2.5 years of war , you continue to stand your ground, and even entered russia, we are proud of your leadership, and you are demonstrating many things that i have never seen, they said that kyiv would fall in three days, but you see how they turned around, then they were all wrong, and here... just months later your people are suffering, there is resilience, but already on the territory of russia, it is brave and wonderful, i am glad that you did not tell us about it, you did not warn us, instead you did it, and now the russians are already paying the price, so it is right. later, at a briefing after the meeting of politicians, us senators commented and expressed support for the operation of the armed forces of ukraine in the korsk region, rfe/rl reports. in what i think of kursk, bold, brilliant, beautiful, keep it up, putin started it, kick his ass, let these people fight, g

in particular, lynsey graham, although a republican, but we remember that he always supported us, histements were always complimentary to our armed forces, and he always supported our attempts to get more packages of weapons and permits to use them further than we would like, it is very good that such people come to us, especially now in the context of the events in kurshchyna, but the question is why we do not attract those who... are not as positive and not as friendly towards us as lynsey graham himself. why don't we bring both democrats and republicans to kyiv now, don't invite those who are not convinced, who can be convinced here on the spot, showing what is happening here, what kind of war we have and how they are fighting against us, uh, what's behind this stands, because we understand that not all of our deputies can now travel abroad either, but bring them here to invite them, what is wrong with that, by the way, i think that you drew attention to... that together with the senator of the republicans was a democratic senator, that is, this is the standard of the free world, a

lynsey telford, bbc news.e of defence, but many are threatened. yet a project in the north of england to secure them using christmas trees is showing promising results. 0ur reporterjudy hobson has been to find out more. these dunes once stretched for miles inland, but not any more. they had to make way for housing and roads. and now just 20% of these lancashire dunes remain. sand dunes are hugely important for many different reasons. first and foremost, they act as a wonderful soft sea defence. so in years gone by, you know, there's lots of people that would have put hard sea defences in through sea walls. but i think we're finally realising that actually nature based solutions play a huge role in coastal defence now. and sand dunes and salt marsh act as a buffer between the land and the sea. removing sand dunes has left towns along the coast here vulnerable to flooding. in recent years, though, there's been a huge effort to widen the dunes once again. this whole area has widened by up to 100m. hopefully we ca

republican lynsey graham hopes that this year the states and our country will reach a strategic agreement on the future of critical minerals, thus helping the west and not spending it. into the hands of putin these minerals. we are talking about lithium, in particular, and titanium ores. his colleague, democrat blumenthal, noted that the united states currently purchases these minerals in other states, however, plan to overcome that dependence and cooperate, in particular with us. so, vasyl, you and i have repeatedly touched on the topic of rare earth minerals, and in fact, well, you have to understand that... one of putin's goals is the minerals of ukraine, here we are talking not only about lithium and titanium ores, which are needed for the defense complex, here we are generally talking about a number of cops, it is electronics, chips, it is all there, it is used separately, as international experts say, if putin managed to get hold of these minerals, he in fact, it would increase the pressure on the countries of the west, precisely such minerals are becoming less and less in the europ

united states, you just showed lynsey graham, one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we need to kick the ass of the russians, that they will increase the pressure on the administration, so that there are no ridiculous restrictions, so that ukraine is provided with more weapons, well, by the way, until today , only about 20% of that amount, allocated by the congress for security assistance to ukraine was used, and in fact in... all this at the end of september , in fact, the authorization for the use of this money ends, that is, let's say, the fiscal year, yes, and then it will be necessary to make certain additional bureaucratic measures in order to unlock this aid, so far we do not see the americans rushing, or rather this administration, well, the republicans usually use it as pressure on this administration and criticism, so i hope that they will change that they realize mistakes that... will change their approach, at least until the elections, and then, of course, with the new administration, we will look at how to form a strategy for the victory of ukraine, which, by the

volodymyr, from our western partners, united states senators richard blumenthal and lynsey graham, duringtheir visit to kyiv, called the breakthrough of the armed forces of ukraine in the kursk region a historic one. let's hear what they said. senators of the united states of america. this is a major breakthrough, this is good news. it big news that promises even more potential breakthroughs. now the russians will retreat. they will take troops from other directions. they will use resources on this front that has been created. but the main news is that ukraine is now on the territory of russia. what do i think about kursk? bold, bright, beautiful, keep it up? putin started it, and we have to help with weapons so that the ukrainian military has the weapons it needs to win a war it cannot afford to lose. mr. volodymyr, will our position change? western partners regarding the possibility of using western weapons on the territory of the russian federation. because if ukraine has shown courage and skill in entering the territory of the russian federation, it means that the ukrainian army can g

republican lynsey graham and democrat richard blumenthal are among the american senators who visited what i think about the kursk region, it is bold, brilliant, simply beautiful, continue in the same spirit. putin started it, and we have to help with weapons so that the ukrainian military has weapons for a war they cannot afford to lose. according to the information of the western media, the offensive really inspired. allies for new supplies, in particular, according to politico, the us is studying the possibilities of providing ukraine high-precision long-range cruise missiles jazm, which can be launched at ground targets from f-16 at a distance of more than 370 km, however, even after the kursk operation, which the ukrainian army went to carry out on british challengenger 2 tanks, american striker armored personnel carriers and german marder bmps, west while he is wary of giving permission. for ukraine to strike with long-range weapons on russian territory, being wary of nuclear escalation, to achieve the abolition of another taboo is now one of the main tasks of ukraine. and while

republican lynsey graham and democrat richard blumenthal. what i think about... kursk oblast is bold, brilliant, just beautiful, keep up the good work, putin started it, and we need to help with weapons so that the ukrainian military has weapons for a war they cannot afford to lose . according to the information of the western media, the offensive really inspired the allies for new supplies. in particular, according to politico, the us is studying the possibility of providing ukraine with high-precision, cruise, long-range jazm missiles, which... can be launched on land targets with the f-16 at a distance of more than 370 km, however, even after the course operation, which the ukrainian army went to perform on british challenger 2 tanks, american striker apcs and german marder bmps, the west is still wary of giving permission to ukraine to strike with long-range weapons on russian territory, being wary of nuclear escalation, to achieve the abolition of yet another taboo today. one of the main tasks of ukraine, and while it is occupied by ukrainian troops, the ter

reason they don't give us those planes, the problem is that we have a shortage of pilots, and here is lynsey me for interrupting you, well, he basically voiced an extraordinary progressive story, that is, to give permits to american pensioners, i don't know there to forty-year-old pilots yes, well, to get involved and sit behind the helms of the vineyard we have taken f-16, and this could definitely solve... the story with the training of our pilots? it could, but for now it's no more than a populist statement, unfortunately. there is nothing to analyze here, it is not yet in the serious political discourse in the united states of america. so, as for the f-16, everything is going in its own way there, because there are a number of objective reasons, including the preparation of the infrastructure for them and so on. a very valuable asset that needs not only to be used well, but also to be stored very securely, this is the first point that concerns what progressive steps we can expect from our partners, yes, of course, we can expect the expansion of permits for the use of long-range weapons o

course, there's more pressure, including due to the elections in the united states, you just showed lynsey graham , one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we need to kick the ass of the russians, that they will increase the pressure on the administration, so that there are no ridiculous restrictions, so that ukraine is provided with more weapons, well, by the way, until today, only approximately. from the sum allocated by congress for security the aid of ukraine was used, and in fact all this ends at the end of september, in fact the permission to use this money, that is, how can we say the financial year yes, and then it will be necessary to take certain additional bureaucratic measures in order to unlock this aid, so far we have not we see that the americans are in a hurry, or rather this administration, well... the republicans usually use it as pressure on this administration and criticism, so i hope that they will change, that they will realize the mistakes that they will change their approach at least before the elections, and then, of course, with the new administration, we

there is also pressure, including due to the elections in the united states, but you just showed lynseym, one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we have to kick the ass of the russians, which ... until today at the moment, only about 20% of the amount allocated by the congress for security assistance to ukraine was used, and in fact, all of this ends at the end of september. and then it will be necessary to do certain additional bureaucratic measures in order to unlock this aid, so far we do not see that the americans are in a hurry, or rather this administration, well, the republicans usually use it as a form of pressure on this administration and criticism, so i hope what they will change, they will realize their mistakes, they will change their approach, at least before the elections and then, of course, with the new administration, we will see how to form a strategy... the powers of ukraine, by the way, which was also a condition for voting for a large aid package in 61 billion, the administration had to provide a strategy for the victory of ukraine and where the goals of t

a bipartisan delegation of united states congress senators arrived in kyiv, and republican lynsey graham and democrat richard blumenthal arrived. our correspondent kateryna galko knows more about the details of the visit. actually, now we will ask her what they talked about, what they came with, what they promised, was there anything different? katrina, tell me. i congratulate vasyly, i congratulate the viewers of the tv channel. so, in fact , today the senators were probably the most inspired of all the meetings that journalists had had with them. actually, this is their sixth visit to ukraine. they say that when they came there for the first time, there were generally such conversations at the beginning of the war that they would come to kiev, here they come and ukrainians are already fighting on the territory of russia, so... they are very inspired by these news, and today they actually sounded like to me, very loud statements that ukraine should join nato, or rather, nato should accept ukraine, because ukraine will be a very powerful ally, to be a worthy player in the ranks of such a

that there is still pressure, including due to the elections in the united states, you just showed lynsey graham, one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we need to kick the ass of the russians, that they will increase the pressure on the administration, so that there are no ridiculous restrictions, so that. .. ukraine was given more weapons, by the way, until today, only about 20% of the amount allocated by congress for security assistance to ukraine has been used, and in fact, all of this actually expires at the end of september . , and then it will be necessary to make certain additional bureaucratic measures in order to... er unblock this aid, so far we do not see the americans in a hurry, or rather this administration, and the republicans of course, use it as pressure on the this one administration and criticism, so i hope that they will change, that they will realize their mistakes, that they will change their approach, at least before the elections, and then, of course, with the new administration, we will see how to form a strategy for the victory of ukraine, by the way, w

enthusiastically, including two influential american senators who visited kyiv this week, republican lynsey graham and democrat richard blumenthal. what i think about the kursk region, it's bold, brilliant, just beautiful, keep it up, putin started it, and we have to help with weapons to the ukrainian military had weapons for a war they could not afford to lose. according to the information of the western zmi, the offensive really inspired the allies for new supplies. in particular, according to the publication politico, the usa is studying the possibility of providing ukraine with high-precision, cruise, long-range... jazm missiles, which can be launched at ground targets from the f-16 at a distance of more than 370 km. however, even after the kurdish operation, what did the ukrainian army use british challengenger 2 tanks and american stryker armored personnel carriers to do? and german marder bmps, the west is still wary of giving permission to ukraine to strike with long-range weapons on russian territory, fearing nuclear escalation. seek cancellation. another taboo is now one of the ma

let's speak to bbc scotland's chief political correspondent, lynsey bews.onference? yes. see from the party conference? yes, this is the first _ see from the party conference? yes, this is the first day _ see from the party conference? yes, this is the first day of _ see from the party conference? yes, this is the first day of a _ see from the party conference? ifs: this is the first day of a three—day conference for the snp at the international conference centre in edinburgh. it has been straight down to business this morning because delegates, members, currently gathered in a whim downstairs behind closed doors where a review of the general election result has been conducted, being led by the party leader, scotland's first minister, john swinney, looking at what went wrong in the general election. the party went from winning 48 seats in 2019 to return it to make a return in just nine 2019 to return it to make a return injust nine mps injuly. —— to returning. john swinney needs to find a new strategy, new direction for the party on core issues, not least i

course, there is also pressure, including due to the elections in united states, you just showed lynseyraham, one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we need to kick the ass of the russians, that they will increase the pressure on the administration, so that there are no senseless restrictions, so that more weapons are provided to ukraine. well, by the way, until today, only about 20% of the amount allocated by the congress for security assistance to ukraine has been used, and in fact, all this ends at the end of september, in fact , the permission to use this money, that is , let's say, the fiscal year , yes, and then you will need to make certain additional ones bureaucratic measures to unlock this aid, so far... we don't see the americans in a hurry, or rather this administration, well, the republicans usually use it as pressure on this administration and criticism, so i hope that they will change , that they will realize their mistakes, that they will change their approach, at least until the elections, and then, of course, with the new administration, we will look at how to

lynsey telford has the latest.but what has been unearthed has sent shock waves. suspected world war ii bomb. homes were forced to evacuate us as part sound with a view to carrying out an explosion. some were worried about the potential that might have on the homes around it, including one future owner. £31 homes around it, including one future owner.— homes around it, including one future owner. , �* ., future owner. of course i'm worried, but i think what's _ future owner. of course i'm worried, but i think what's more _ future owner. of course i'm worried, but i think what's more important. future owner. of course i'm worried, but i think what's more important is | but i think what's more important is the safety of human life and the guys and girls up there that are working on that, that would be the main concern. fix, working on that, that would be the main concern.— working on that, that would be the main concern. a short distance away refu~e main concern. a short distance away refu . e for main concern. a short

let's speak to our reporter lynsey telford who's there for us now. lyndsey what's the latest?? quite a lot of disruption for local peeple. then?— quite a lot of disruption for local people, then? absolutely. this is . uite people, then? absolutely. this is cuite a people, then? absolutely. this is quite a new— people, then? absolutely. this is quite a new building _ people, then? absolutely. this is quite a new building site, - people, then? absolutely. this is quite a new building site, but - people, then? absolutely. this is. quite a new building site, but some new homes are currently being built. it was on this site where builders discovered, as you said, a suspected world war ii bomb. it has been described... studio: let's see if her picture on freezes. no, unfortunately we have lost. we will try and get her back and speak to her in a bit. hong kong has says it will put a temporary ban onjapanese seafood. there had been a call for the restrictions to be dropped, saying they had no scientific basis. vietnam's top leader, to lam, is on a three—day visit to china. his first o

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there were famous scenes where they've been played again recently of the scottish 800 metre runner lynseywho should from rio, who came sixth but she should have had an olympic bronze medal and the three women who came fourth, fifth and sixth basically said it was like we were running a separate race. so you know, whatever compassion we have for people with dsds , we have to people with dsds, we have to recognise that it's not a consolation prize to get to go in the women's category and get to be an olympian. when you're just an average male runner, as semenya was. >> let's just have a look. >> let's just have a look. >> we've got a statement from the ioc spokesman, mark adams. this was on friday. he said the algerian boxer he's talking about, imani khalife there was born female, was registered female , lived her life as a female, lived her life as a female, lived her life as a female, boxed as a female , has a female, boxed as a female, has a female, boxed as a female, has a female passport. this is not a transgender case. there has been some confusion that somehow it's a man fighting a w

john, can we get some arugula police lynsey is getting some amish clothes on as a form of respect that we have a fighting chance to speak with my family oh my god forbidden love, to four to four to four i'm zachary cohen and washington and this is cnn if you didn't know me and you just saw me on the street, and would it be clear to you that i'm black? >> probably. right. but in a diverse country, not everyone's race is immediately obvious. look at this on the draft version of the 2030 $0.30 is the federal government recently added new answer options to the question of race and ethnicity latino will be an option and then you can choose cuban colombia, and a puerto rican, for example now, latino is not a race in some experts argue there's important data that the government is still missing. so a new report out of ucla calls for adding another question street race, daughter nancy lopez is the other other report and she's co-founder of the institute for the study of race and social justice at the university of new mexico. good morning to you. thank you for being on first question. what is

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there were famous scenes where they've been played again recently of the scottish 800 metre runner lynseyame sixth but she should have had an olympic bronze medal and the three women who came fourth, fifth and sixth basically said it was like we were running a separate race. so you know, whatever compassion we have for people with dsds , we have to people with dsds, we have to recognise that it's not a consolation prize to get to go in the women's category and get to be an olympian. when you're just an average male runner, as semenya was. >> let's just have a look. >> let's just have a look. >> we've got a statement from the ioc spokesman, mark adams. this was on friday. he said the algerian boxer he's talking about, imani khalife there was born female, was registered female , lived her life as a female, lived her life as a female, lived her life as a female, boxed as a female , has a female, boxed as a female, has a female, boxed as a female, has a female passport. this is not a transgender case. there has been some confusion that somehow it's a man fighting a woman. this is just not the