seyyed hassan nasrallah, and the commander rashid and shahb martyr of the islamic guard , major general of the guard, abbas nilfroushan, and also in revenge for the blood of children. the oppressors of gaza as well as the resistant people of lebanon who are oppressors of the sadiq two operation in the name of mubarak ya rasulullah ya rasulullah ya messenger of god, start trusting in god . good luck. may god bless muhammad and his family. masha'allah , this woven fabric has all been messed up. yes, stay alive. yes, yes, we are definitely the same. god willing, thank you very much for coming to our service. i am sorry for bothering you tonight . the pictures you saw were related to the operation room of the promise of sadiq 2 and the announcement of the code or rasulullah to start these attacks and the missiles of the islamic revolutionary guard corps on the territories of i want to point out that important positions were targeted and hit in these attacks. i want to talk about this issue, but we are in contact with amir, major general mousavi, the commander-in-chief of the islamic republi

this medal of honor was awarded to major general mousavi, the commander in chief of the army, and major general salami, the commander in chief, in recognition of the improvement of the defense and deterrence power of the armed forces. the army obeyed. previously, in september 2018, admiral siyari was honored to receive the fateh medal for his meritorious service and defense of the islamic iran's blue borders. in february 2014, sardar fadavi, the commander of the irgc navy at the time, and four other commanders of this force were honored to receive the fatah badge for their brave action in seizing the arresting vessel of the american aggressor marines. in december 1392, ayatollah khamenei presented this badge to sardar pakpour, commander of the irgc ground forces. mehdi karimi saba, sed and cima news agency. the warplanes of the zionist regime hit residential areas again this morning birth they bombed south beirut. the army of the occupying regime had previously asked the residents of a number of buildings in south houma of the lebanese capital to leave immediately. civilian and 10 other

general's gun, but no stupidity, got it? and... quiet, quiet, i said, location, yes, majorvery little time, i won't detain you, svetlana sergeyevna, and you have enemies, and what does this have to do with me, when they killed my... yes, but there is a reason to believe that they wanted to kill you. do you have any conflicts with competitors, partners, founders? what does my company's affairs have to do with it when my husband was killed. sorry, i really have very little time. okay. then i'll have to officially call you to me, it will take a couple of hours, plus the road, traffic jams, four hours in your busy schedule, please find it, okay. i had one deputy, he stole, i fired him, promised to take revenge, that's all, and why can't you say about this right away, it was him, it was your former deputy, no, it was my boss security, ex, this is very interesting, very, great! here is the buyer, good evening, have a gun with you, but not here, don't move, show me! and what are we going to do with you? i thought, that's more likely, well done, you're thinking, 2 hours have alread

major general, thank you so much forjoining _ nation's wars.s wars. major general, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc l you so much forjoining us on bbc news, and all the best for the guards men and women that are helping out there.— guards men and women that are helping out there. ma'am, thank you for havin: helping out there. ma'am, thank you for having me- _ stay with us on bbc news. still to come this hour, the uk hands sovereignty of the chagos islands in the indian ocean to mauritius, ending a bitter dispute dating back more than half a century. and a very unique experiment in the uk involving genetics. england will screen tens of thousands of newborns to detect rare conditions and help treat illnesses faster. we will have more on those stories and an update on the very leaves from the middle east. we are back in just a few minutes. thank you for watching world news america right here on bbc news. hello there. it's a dry, chilly, bright start to the day on friday for much of the country. however, we have been seeing some changes takin

-middle east project, daniel levy and retired major general leonie reissue, major general than he was shoe and david leavy, daniel levy. thank you both for joining me. a daniel, let's start with you and given the fact that you know, israel tailored its attacks to give iran this off-ramp from a wider conflict. and obviously allowed it to downplay the damages which iran did immediately despite losing four members of its military, do you see this moment as? this is the best window of opportunity for diplomacy out the two things. >> they'll of course be a lot of claims and counterclaims as there were up to the iran strike on october 1st, as there were in april as to what extent damage has been done. i think once you treat but she everything we're hearing with a great degree of skepticism because there's a lot of psychological warfare, narrative warfare going on the attempt to try and get a regional de-escalation without a ceasefire in gaza has failed throughout and will probably continue to fail. and therefore, the question is, is there an opportunity? d now in gaza that's been the attemp

he walking, doesn't he have a car, well now you can't ask him, the girl, she was a hostage, how major general't know yet, apparently, he drew attention to himself, the shooter was distracted and the girl was able to escape. murder of the general police right in the city center with a bunch of witnesses, tourists, this is just outrageous, the criminals couldn't even take the money with them, these bastards wasted three people, we'll definitely find them, comrade lieutenant general, well thank you, grisha, you've done us a favor, but try not to find me, hello, chief of police for the central umvd, lieutenant colonel mikhailov, are you a notary? yes, brichikina, elvira. is this your office? yes, come on in, i'll ask you a few questions. you're here. uh-huh. tell me, elvira pavlovna, could you describe the attackers? no, they were wearing masks, but, but, one of them called the other, i think, tough guy, tough guy, are you sure, no, not tough guy, strong guy, that's right, strong guy, strong guy, yes, tell me, who knew about the large sum of money in the office, elvira. of course, i'm also a secu

seyyed hassan nasrallah, and the commander rashid and shahb martyr of the islamic guard, major general of the guard, abbas nilfroushan, and also in revenge for the blood of the oppressed children of gaza. and also the resistant and oppressed people of lebanon, start the honest operation with the name of mubarak ya rasulullah or rasulullah or rasulullah, trust in god and be successful. some irgc missiles have destroyed a large number of tanks of the zionist regime in netsari region. irgc first time with missiles hai aberfrasot fatha guided missile defense radar shield . navatim airbase is the storage place for f-35 fighters, which were targeted by irgc missiles, and it is said that several of these 35 fighters were destroyed by irgc missiles. was used the commander of the irgc, after ordering the start of the sadeq do operation and receiving pictures of its success , emphasized in a telephone conversation with the president: "we are ready for stronger answers." the chief of general staff of the armed forces said that at this stage , we targeted the military infrastructure of the zionist

a second draft was held in april 1780, one of which major general william friedrich wilhelm to steuben, describing, wrote that june in the whole only 450 or yet assembled, those men were destined to serve in lieutenant colonel thomas gaskins, virginia battalion under lafayette, in their home state. that summer and autumn. now, given my work on black soldiers, i would be remiss if i didn't mention some of that, some who were drafted into the army in this case, the virginia line during the 1777 autumn winter virginia levee, brigadier general thomas rodney wrote general washington on 21st november 1777 from williamsburg. my dear general, you may be assured that i will push with my with my utmost exertions to have the regiments completed. but to be candid, i really am a loss to know in what manner it can best be done. for the last plan adopted by the assembly of drafting in the matter, there proposed has been productive of much evil and little good. many of those drafted been unfit for service or free mulattos and --, as was generally thought they could be best spared. this, i think, excee

revolutionary guard courts on the israeli regime, the chief of staff of the iranian armed forces major general muhammad bargari warned the regime and its supporters that if they continue their criminal actions, iran's next response will be even more devastating. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. in the name of god, the most compassionate, the most merciful. tonight, the aerospace force of the islamic revolution guard core, through its heroic and courageous operation avenge many of the crimes committed by the zionist regime. the past two months have been extremely difficult for the people of iran and for the resistance access. since the assassination of martter ismail hanyer, the head of political bureau of hamas in tehran, we faced constant requests from americans, europeans and others asking us to exercise restraint to establish sease fire in gaza. however, the criminal scienist regime with the us support escalated its crimes, committing massacers against the people. of lebanon, particularly in the assassination of a great warrior, marty said hasan nasrulah, secretary general of hisbollah in lebanon

mousavi, the commander in chief of the army, and major general salami, the commander in chief of thedish forces. previously, in shahrivar 13397, amir admiral sayari was honored to receive the order of conquest for meritorious service and protection of the water borders of islamic iran. in february 2015, sardar fadavi, the then commander of the irgc navy, and four other commanders of this force were honored to receive the fatah medal for their brave action in seizing the arresting vessel of the american aggressor marines. in january 1392, hazrat ayatollah khamenei presented this badge to sardar pakpour, the commander of the irgc ground forces, mahdi karimi saba. in a statement, the islamic council representatives announced their firm support for the resistance groups and the people of lebanon and palestine. the representatives of the people in the parliament emphasized in this statement that the islamic republic and the axis of resistance stand firmly by the palestinian and lebanese nations. in this statement, the lawyers of the nation appreciated the powerful action of the armed forc

we are in touch with serhiy krivonos, major general of the armed forces reserve and former deputy secretary of the national security council. good evening. good evening, greetings to all. glory to ukraine. kudos to the heroes, thank you for joining our broadcast. so, let's discuss what the pentagon spokeswoman said, and she says that if nato starts shooting down russian drones, she understands that it will drag nato into a war, but really, what is the difference between shooting down iranian missiles in the middle east and shooting down russian missiles in the sky of ukraine? well, as far as technical content is concerned , there is absolutely no difference, and as far as political decision-making is concerned, there are still many questions, which require additional work on the part of our diplomats, on the part of our politicians, you said that there is a red line that cannot be crossed, yet... there were red lines for the allocation of certain types of weapons, which we did not even think that it could to be granted to us, in reality it exists, therefore we must continue active work, fin

the editorial page of major general bagheri, chief of the general staff of the armed forces, published this film. soldiers of ruhollah, meter manallah. mohammad javad zarif, strategic vice president , wrote: western countries helped israel's genocide in gaza and accepted israel's aggression against iran, palestine, lebanon, syria, yemen and other countries in the region. iran's inherent right to defend itself against israel's repeated armed attacks on iranian soil and has its citizens. ali larijani, a member of the expediency council, wrote: ya fateh khyber. ali madad this is the latest content of the virtual page of the iranian embassy in lebanon. defense operations carried out by tehran are in line with the right of self-defense and only target military and security facilities in israel . mohammad javad rahmana sed and sima news agency. iran's missile operation against the military equipment of the seconist regime deep in the occupied territories of shadi. kanan followed gaza. the reporter of sed and sima news agency based in gaza has depicted the happiness of the people. encroachmen

the commander-in-chief of the armed forces also gave this medal of honor to major general mousavi, the commander-in-chief of the army, in recognition of the improvement of the defense and deterrence power of the armed forces. major general salami, commander in chief of the army, attakard, formerly amir admiral siari in shahrivar 13397 , he was honored to receive the order of fateh from the blue borders of islamic iran for his meritorious service. in february 2014, sardar fadavi, the commander of the irgc navy at the time, and four other commanders of this force were honored to receive the fatah badge for their brave action in seizing the arresting vessel of the american aggressor marines. in december 1392, ayatollah khamenei presented this badge to sardar pakpour, commander of the irgc ground forces. mehdi karimi sabba, sed and sima news agency. in a statement, the representatives of the islamic council declared their firm support for the resistance groups and the people of lebanon and palestine. the representatives of the people in the parliament emphasized in this statement that the

sir hosseini, major general bagheri , announced that we did not do several things in this operation, one was the industrial centers, the economic center, and we did not target the residents of the occupied territories under the baran missile operation, and the message is clear, the clear message of these actions that were not carried out. was to your opinion, in the name and memory of almighty god, the reality is that the islamic republic fully believes in the laws and rules of war in war, this experience during the past 45 years and especially in the 8 years of holy defense. it became completely clear that the islamic republic does not want to face unarmed people and use the weapons it used in the war against them . it is the issue that we have with the people of the occupied territories despite the fact that we consider them all military in some way, but in in this war , we are dealing with an armed, clear and transparent army with flags and military uniforms of the zionist regime , that's why all the targets were military targets, except in the places where the missiles were defle

statement number one of the corps , in fact it was also emphasized in the speech and position of major general bagheri, the chief of the general staff of the armed forces. the basis of article 51 of the united nations charter, which stipulates the right to legitimate defense, the right to legitimate defense, the right to defend alcohol, by what means does it actually have a legal basis for this operation, because the zionist regime violated the national sovereignty in the assassination of martyr ismail haniyeh in tehran and later in the fact of the assassination of our advisers in lebanon and syria, which happened in the previous series, and of course the pure blood of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah, see this is actually the second point. the courts and international legal institutions should realize that this was done in line with conditional defense. the third point is actually a message that is being sent to our own people. we tried a lot in recent weeks, especially after the assassination of the noble martyr ismail haniyeh. may the people of iran, who are actually blaspheming the islamic re

distinguished himself brilliantly in a number of battles, already finished these wars with the rank of major general and with st. george for bravery of the third degree, that is, he showed himself. already on the battlefield he showed himself to be quite a worthy, so to speak, fighter, it must be said that catherine, apparently, in addition to his, so to speak, some external data, saw in him, she had many favorites, we know, this is wonderful, here is the potential of an assistant in state affairs, she did not see in other favorites and except for the orlovs at the beginning, well, except for the orlovs at the very beginning, yes, she valued him until the end of her life. potemkin, she writes: "oh my god, now i am truly my own assistant, again i need to train people for myself." well, these are the words "train people for themselves", they may of course sound, so to speak, offensive to prince potemkin, but in fact, in general, this is a fact, catherine saw in the figure of potemkin - this diamond, and then cut it according to those parameters, according to those calculations that were. she needed, s

the battle that was also quick gela major general arthur st clair and the continental army evacuated his men on july 6th and started south. so then burgoyne was faced with the decision about how to pursue the americans. the continental army. he decided to do it overland. i don't have a laser pointer but sort in the middle of that map you might see schemes bureau today it's so burgoyne force was going from fort ticonderoga down to schemes burrow eventually to the southwest there to fort and and then south to fort edward about, 22 miles. now trek demanded a tremendous expenditure of energy from the troops, hoisting 60 pounds packs on their backs. the men trudged forward. but in places had to stop every or 12 yards because. trees blocked their way now why were trees in the way because major general philip schuyler of the continental army instead looked at his men. you will begin as near fort and possible to fell across the road sort of like a big pile of pickups. you will make obstructions as effectual as possible. take up every bridge and burn the covering and timber so the continental

we spoke to a retired major general, who is the former head of the israeli national security council, was briefed by a source deeply involved in the operation in rafa. he says it wasn't as random as it appears. sinwar's dna was found deep in a tunnel where six israeli hostages were killed. you will remember in the month of august. they had a sense that sinwar was probably in that part of rafa, because the tunnels that would have allowed him to escape that little section of rafa had all been destroyed. it was likely that he would be in that area. it is true that it was a chance encounter with that group of men that led to his killing. but what we understand from the source who briefed our guest that essentially, they sent a second drone after the first one, the footage of which you showed, to identify him before then going in person. this is what the major general told me moments ago. >> about six weeks ago, the bodies of six israelis were found in the tunnel. it was clear the dna of sinwar was there. the conclusion was that, number one, he was there with them and they actually probabl

confederate law provided for no no grade between that of mineral major general two stars in general fortars. limited the army commanders ability to exercise control over 11 major generals who possess considerable authority. potomac still threaten richmond for harrison's landing on the james river soon it would would advae along the lines of the alexandria railroad. the dual threats in mind first he had to insert a level of responsibility between that and the army commanders. thirty had to rid the army of a gaggle of weak division commanders that gaggle is a very gentle word i decided to word here use i would normally go off on a tangent to mock them but i won't because time is moving along. achieving these objectives would yield a more responsive and nimble army prepare the way to focus on a fourth task officers and the rank-and-file of the devotion to or in appreciation of the military virtues of speed, boldness and a desire to inflict the greatest possible damage on yourr opponent. the campaign of second manassas confirmed in dealing with these issues revealed alexander the most astut

the battle that was also quick gela major general arthur st clair and the continental army evacuated his men on july 6th and started south. so then burgoyne was faced with the decision about how to pursue the americans. the continental army. he decided to do it overland. i don't have a laser pointer but sort in the middle of that map you might see schemes bureau today it's so burgoyne force was going from fort ticonderoga down to schemes burrow eventually to the southwest there to fort and and then south to fort edward about, 22 miles. now trek demanded a tremendous expenditure of energy from the troops, hoisting 60 pounds packs on their backs. the men trudged forward. but in places had to stop every or 12 yards because. trees blocked their way now why were trees in the way because major general philip schuyler of the continental army instead looked at his men. you will begin as near fort and possible to fell across the road sort of like a big pile of pickups. you will make obstructions as effectual as possible. take up every bridge and burn the covering and timber so the continental

several ranks in the rank table jumped already a second time, potemkin, when he went to war as a major generalhe generally showed himself to be quite worthy of this high rank, and despite the fact that at that time he did not have any intimate relations with catherine, she continued to look after him, continued to supervise him accordingly somehow, yes, he then just during the military campaign received the right to correspond with catherine, not only business. yes, that is, he addressed letters to her, and the correspondence itself was mutual, another thing is that we have no correspondence left from catherine's side, she burned letters, because at that time she was in a rather difficult situation, i will add that as far as the catherine era is concerned, of course there are very different stages, different periods, which we do not always take into account, we understand, well, if we talk about the very beginning, then... in foreign policy, because the main idea here was that it was necessary to create such an alliance the northern powers, russia, england, prussia, against the southern powers

structure, confederate law provided for no larger than a division and no grade between that of major general two stars in modern and general. four stars that limited army commanders ability to exercise control over 11 major generals who possessed considerable authority. mccollum's army, the potomac threatened richmond from harrison's landing on the james river and pope's army of virginia soon would advance the line of the orange and alexander andrea railroad. as katie told you. with these dual threats in mind, had three pressing concerns. first, he had to insert a level of responsibility between of the division commanders and him as army commander. second, he had to select his principal subordinates. third, he had to rid the army of a gaggle of weak division commanders. gaggle is a very gentle word that i decided to use here, and i normally would go off a tangent to mock them, but i won't because time is moving exactly along. achieving these objectives would yield a more responsive, nimble army and the way to focus on a fourth task for lee to in officers and the rank file a devotion to or at

major general patrick ryder, with as to talk about the role the militaries playing into this.tty much like they did in north carolina and much to the southern states including florida back with helene and now was milton, they are there to rescue. general great to have you, thank you. >> thank you, good to be here. >> neil: how are things looking from your vantage point, where our troops going right now and what are they doing? >> as you highlight, we have been working very closely with fema, federal, local authorities to respond bows to hurricane helene and be ready for hurricane milton. we have been having very frequent conversations with federal state, local agencies to discuss what is needed most, we have a prestage significant amount of capability, the national guard importantly has activated over 6000 national guardsmen in florida with an additional 3000 ready to provide support from other states. have the u.s. army corps of engineers prestaged emergency power capabilities as well as active-duty forces to support as necessary, whether that is route clearance, search and r

this will be a victory. >> major general. thank you for coming and joining us. i really appreciate it. and up next, we'll check in here from the ground in tel aviv, but also back in the u.s. fox news tonight is disputing a claim that donald trump made about network staffers and whether or not they helped write his speech last night at the al smith dinner. >> a rare moment where they're fact-checking donald trump you choose what i pay for. >> sling lets you do that i wish my tv provider let me choose what i pay for can't let me pause abbas of scription went i was playing, what do you do that respond tv provider, let me choose what i pay for and let me pause. >> muscle friction went up on hand. and how hundred the break? the channel, letting channel lineup will watch her free sling. let you do that. >> feeling from a backed-up god we are lacks works naturally with the water in your body to help you go for your gut and your mood will follow for eight grams of fiber, try mirror fiber gummies amazing. jerry, you got to see this saying that just may have to 15 walks g

general major general and she's a deputy chief of engineers and commanding general of the u.s. army corps of engineers any event, she on the way to the white house this morning and she gallantly stepped down and thank you for being here today saying that we have this christina freeze, by the way actually also sits on my asa civilian committee and thank you christina for that and she is the deputy chief of staff g1 of the u.s. army matÉriel command where many of our department today work across the various the organizations and finally, we have the tumbler was a chief capitol officer army futures command always does things a bit different delete but she is the chief of capitol officer army command. and anyway, i invite you please resend warm welcome. [applause] [applause] >> were going to do two rounds of questions of herself i asked one question, but all three of the panelists will answer them i have some were directed to questions for each of the panelists as cigarette so this is part of around the question is, when recent innovations creative strategies have you implemented t

so there are nine major generals in the continental army. if you want to throw george in there as commander in chief, that's 30 individuals. now, those individuals, only one of them became a jeffersonian republican in the early republic. and was horatio gates. he's the only one to be a jeffersonian who actually will serve in the new assembly in 1800 to to vote for thomas jefferson, to have him become become president of instead of john adams. but i'm going to stop there. thank for listening and happy to answer any questions. any questions. do you get the impression that is trying to restore or recover the prestige that he wanted from the british in the by the early mid 1770s by going with the american? i mean, is that what's motivating him, do you imagine? i think i think on every corner for that we honor like all men in the 18th century. and gates is certainly one of them that he felt like he had been dishonored while was a british officer not not receiving the position prominence he felt he deserved. and i think as a general in the america

one of the details that the major general who was briefed by someone deeply involved in the operationat he shared with me was that the israeli military was really focusing on that part of rafah for a good reason. listen to his explanation. >> about six weeks ago, the bodies of six israelis were found in the tunnel in the area. it was clear that the dna of sinwar was there, so the conclusion was that, number one, he was there with him, and they actually probably served him as a human shield. number two, that he did not have a chance to escape from this neighborhood, so the assumption was that he was there. >> reporter: one of the other things that major general alon told me was that essentially it was a fortuitous encounter. it was a lucky break. but not a surprise that ultimately sinwar was found where he was found ultimately, jose. >> hala gorani, thank you so very much. general, i have been waiting to speak with you as a consequence of what happened here. what did you see here? >> well, profoundly, we see that the hamas chain of command had disintegrated, that sinwar had, at the end

organizational structure, confederate law provided for no unit larger than a division and no grade between major general, two stars in modern parlance and general, four stars. that limited the army's commander's ability to exercise control over 11 major generals who possessed considerable authority. mcclellan's army still threatened richmond from harrison's landed on the james river and paul army in virginia soon would advance along the line of the orange and alexandria railroad. with these dual threat in mind lee had three pressing concerns, first, he had to insert a level of responsibility between that of the division commanders and him as army commander, second he had to select his principal subordinates. third, he had to rid the army of a gaggle of weak division commanders. gaggle is a very gentle word that i decided to use. i would normally go off on a tangent to mock them but i won't because time is moving inexorably along. achieving these objectives would yield a more responsive, nimble army and prepare the way to cook focus on a fourth to inculcate in officers and the rank and file a devotion to

the pat writer, the major general who you had speaking just a few minutes ago. he also had a warning for ron instead of a ron usually. ready as an opportunity to strike us forces in the region, the u. s. will respond appropriately. now if that's a direct conflict that wouldn't draw the us far deeper into whitening conflict that it is very much trying not to expand. you've mentioned that in the us secretary of defense lloyd, austin said that there would be severe consequences for iran. that was in a conversation with you, his counterpart in his real, you'll have a good lunch that happened before. those missiles were fired afterwards. a follow up call. and austin said that the us is plastered to defend itself and its allies. that would be israel in the region. sure to run strike again. so the us remains in the region in forest. it's holding a b, u. s. s. abraham lincoln, carrier group there. it's also got the truman carrier group going to the region. so here it is in the large, it's past year in the region and will remain there for the time. yeah, ones to ask you

during a closed meeting on emergency preparedness, major general raffy milo of the israeli military's home front command, in the presence of israeli minister for military affairs, yoav galant, and other senior officials offered a candid assessment. we failed in guarding the southern front. the recent war has also showcased the resilience of the resistance forces. their ability to respond proportionally to the actions of israel has reached a critical juncture. notably deep-seated political divisions in israeli politics triggered extensive. public protests lasting for months, reflecting a deep rift among the israelis, also reports of soldiers from the elite golani brigade engaging in rioting during a training session indicated growing discontent within the israeli military with prospects of resolution appearing uncertain. the story takes a turn as the enormous defeat suffered by israel emboldens the palestinian people and other nations and resistance groups in the region. a surge of energy inspired by israel's vulnerability further undermines its position in the complex geopolitical lan

do that until every hostage has been released first, my source tonight is the retired israeli major general noaa t-bone, who saved his son and grandchildren when their kibbutz was overrun by hamas terrorists on october 7 and it's great to have you here just given your perspective from that day, you saved a lot of people who were at that music festival as well. when you look at sinwar's death and the moment that is in front of israel right now what do you expect israel to do? >> i think this is a great opportunity to shift gear in this very long war and right now, we have a very clear goals in the north and in the south in the south, what we need to do is bring the hostages back home and to remember what will be a victory a true victory will be when my son and all his neighbors in the kibbutzim and the settlements around gaza can go back home threatened by hamas and i think right now, when we killed almost all the leadership of hamas include this very, very bad man yes, your sinwar and as you said, it's justice. it's not revenge. it justice. this man was cruel, was even in, he was personally

so there are nine major generals in the continental army. if you want to throw george in there as commander in chief, that's 30 individuals. now, those individuals, only one of them became a jeffersonian republican in the early republic. and was horatio gates. he's the only one to be a jeffersonian who actually will serve in the new assembly in 1800 to to vote for thomas jefferson, to have him become become president of instead of john adams. but i'm going to stop there. thank for listening and happy to answer any questions. any questions. do you get the impression that is trying to restore or recover the prestige that he wanted from the british in the by the early mid 1770s by going with the american? i mean, is that what's motivating him, do you imagine? i think i think on every corner for that we honor like all men in the 18th century. and gates is certainly one of them that he felt like he had been dishonored while was a british officer not not receiving the position prominence he felt he deserved. and i think as a general in the america

ismail haniyeh and major general nilouforoshan and martyr. the resistance of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah, the islamic council, knows its right to act illegally against international laws and customs who saw about our guest doing kham dunya with the official invitation of mr. martyr dr. haniyeh, on behalf of the islamic republic of iran, the islamic council's teacher. in the inauguration ceremony of the honorable president of the islamic republic, in front of the eyes of the world , they violated the sanctity of our guest, violated the sanctity of our country, and violated the land of goya, and this was the inalienable right of the islamic republic of iran. martyr seyed hassan nasrallah and the great brother of the resistance and noble nation of islamic iran, following the previous announcement of your children in the islamic revolutionary guard corps, according to the promises made by the officials of the republic iran's islamic and military commanders, with the help of other armed forces , targeted strategic centers inside the occupied ter

the commander of the garrison, major general erdmansdorff, in general, did not accept the capitulationthat was offered to him, and the assault on mogilev was brutal. here for the first time we are seeing such a phenomenon as a cauldron, the mogilev cauldron. of course, there are different data on how many got in, well, starting from 10 thousand, 20 thousand, but at the same time it was a great success, but it was precisely the success that was listed in this strategy, the strategy that the city of mogilev, it was initially outflanked, that is, deprived of such operational space, a large number of wehrmacht got in there, and this very prepared, basically this activity is designated by the fourth army, which had a lot of experience, and here this decision, to create a group headed by lieutenant general tyurin, it played its role, since this group went into a breakthrough after they forced the river and ensured the further advancement of grishin's forty-ninth army. the next decision is the creation of shock troops, these are regiments. rifle regiments, reinforced by attached units, there

so a small british garrison under general kinship and governor tryon, a major general of the british army, embodied the entire population of manhattan, creating four battalions of militia, plus new volunteer companies, in addition to the others raised. and some of them were pretty cool. one is anyone ever heard of the new york marine society still around? they raised their own artillery company as a militia unit to serve the british during that winter. they got it. they had a charter from king george, the third, and they said, our our people are used to serving great guns, which you can infer, meaning naval guns. those are the sorts of guns you find in fortification. they could supplement the british royal artillery. some of the early volunteer companies also got a call. the new york rangers, not the hockey team under captain christopher benson. we have a uniform description of the original role of their members of the new york historical society. lovely of the independ and highland volunteers under captain norman ptolemy had their own colors. we know that because we had the receipt

nasrallah and commander rashid and the supreme advisor of the revolutionary guards in lebanon major general niel furoshaneh emphasized that this operation was approved by the supreme council. the national security and notification of the general staff of the armed forces and the support of the islamic republic of iran army and the ministry of defense have been carried out. in these statements addressed to the people of iran, it is stated: your children in the islamic revolutionary guard corps, after a period of restraint against the violation of iran's sovereignty in operation sadiq's promise , targeted 2 strategic centers inside the occupied territories. in this operation, some of the air and radar bases, conspiracy centers and assassination plots against the resistance leaders , especially the martyrs of ismail haniyeh. seyed hassan nasrallah and the military commanders of hezbollah, the palestinian islamic resistance and the commanders of the revolutionary guards were hit were placed although the area was protected by the most advanced and massive defense systems. 90% of the shots hit th

operation to avenge the blood of martyrs of the holy road, ismail haniyeh seyed hassan nasrallah, major general nilforoshan and the people of gaza and lebanon. start the operation of the sincere promise of two with the blessed name ya rasoolullah, ya rasoolullah, ya rasoolullah, trust on god bless you the people of tehran, together with the people of the country, supported the attacks of our country's armed forces against the occupying regime of jerusalem last night. people called the hitting of rockets made by our country in the occupied territories as honorable. here is the ritual square of imam hossein and the people who gathered in memory of the resistance martyr seyed hassan nasrallah and condemned the crimes of the zionist regime. we were waiting so much for this moment and we were really happy. we were saying from the bottom of our hearts that it will happen today and tomorrow it will finally happen and we got our dream. i was very happy last night. i was going back to work. i was very happy. we were very happy. we were very happy. we were happy for the happiness of the oppressed people

the secret soon drew the attentions from the time major general sulaimani was assassinated to another time. the time of the nightmare of jerusalem, it's april 17, 1917, british forces launched their invasion to capture palestine, still. part of the ottoman empire. the battle goes on for 3 days. the casualties on the british side are mounting. they have to retreat, to england. london then recruits arab tribes, promising to help them shake off the yoke of the atomans. with their assistance, the british raid and destroy ottoman supply lines and logistics in the palestine region. on the first day of november 1917, the british forces mount a new round of invasion on gaza. lack of ammunition and supply, triple ottoman defense lot. gaza falls into the hands of the british and by december 1917 they take alwots but never honor their promise. instead, the british occupy palestine until 1948 when they hand over the holy land to the jews for. letting in from across the world, the palestinian plight and the struggle for liberation begins. on may 14, 1948, general allen cunningham, the last british

this letter dated, september 26, 1941, and signed by major general r.s. adams, authorize the corps creation signifies birthday of our present military. soon after, world war two was upon us and military police ranks expanded rapidly to keep up with the global scale of the conflict. along of the corps soon encircle the earth and military police found themselves traffic on the tortuous burma road. landing on normandy beachheads to support amphibious operations operations. and managing enemy prisoners. war everywhere from italy to south pacific. but none of the corps often performed as engineer was and fought as infantry. they were instrumental, achieving the first bridgehead across the rhine. the famous bridge at romagna. a presidential citation recognizing the emperor's extra gallantry. there reads in part this sector was, the target of 24 hour day artillery air and even v-2 attacks, unable to take cover under murderous fire, the mvp's remained at their posts on the ridge. though casualties among them mounted day. it was the cool, capable direction of the

major general bagheri added that if the sekonist regime is not controlled, it will act against iran. we are targeting all its infrastructures since the assassination of martyr haniyeh, the head of the political office of hamas in tehran, with the repeated request of americans , europeans and others that you exercise restraint so that we can establish a ceasefire in gaza , a difficult period of restraint is behind us. we stopped , but the zionist criminal regime increased its crimes with the support of america and even the green light of the americans, the situation was no longer tolerable, thank god the irgc. pasdaran was able to target important bases in the zionist regime with its very valuable missile operation. i declare here that the irgc and the armed forces of the islamic republic

the martyrdom of guards major general seyed abbas nilfroushan happened, and tonight, in the first minutes of tonight , when we are in tehran time , a large-scale missile operation by the islamic revolutionary guard corps with the launch of dozens of ballistic missiles towards military and security targets in the heart of the occupied territories of this operation. it started and the islamic revolutionary guard corps authorized that if the zionist regime intends to react. if the military comes, these more crushing and destructive attacks will continue. this is the first wave of missile operations by the islamic revolutionary guard corps towards the occupied territories, and what you see live in the picture is the city of tel aviv and the presence of mainly the security forces and the army of the zionist regime. there are police and reporters and people are rushing into the shelters and the continuous sound of air raid sirens is constantly heard on these images and we are currently witnessing a special security situation in tel aviv. today, a large-scale operation has begun deep into the oc

we announced to the world, we said that and sadiq's promise is an equation, our beloved major general sardar salami, after operation sadiq's promise, they said that we created a global equation to change the international balance. this equation we used has a meaning in mathematics. it means that we have an operation in this equation mathematics means continuous sequence , in fact, the true promise of two is the continuation of the true promise of one in that equation. this is what we have written for a new regional balance. in this two-sided sincere promise, in fact, we must say that it is the continuation of the second phase of the sincere promise, which means a series of consecutive and phased operations, each time with a series of goals. he has taken a special step and is moving towards his ultimate goal, which hazrat agha says is the destruction of the zionist regime, that is, in the first phase of the sincere promise phase. not in the second stage , but in that goal of the case, in that final stage of the promise sadaqah, in fact, i would like to give an example that is very clea