participate in this meeting, the spokesman for the department of the united states of america, matthew miller, commenting on china's refusal to participate in the peace summit, said that the united states of america does not see how china can play a positive role in ending the war as it helps russia rebuild its defense industrial base, let's hear from matthew miller. we have always been clear that china could play a useful diplomatic role in resolving this conflict if it wanted to, but it is difficult to see how it can play such a role at this time, given the actions china has taken in recent months to rebuild and reconstruct its defense- industrial base of russia, so we will continue to clearly explain to china that we are against such actions and will attract responsibilities involved in this organization. and what will be the measure of the success of this peace summit, i.e. what can the ukrainian government, and ukraine in general, get as a result? well, i definitely wouldn’t distinguish between the ukrainian government and ukraine here, we are absolutely one and the same here, and it is

us department of defense matthew miller said he does not expect a fair trial, because the accusationsainst the journalist are false from the very beginning. the state department added that they will make every effort to return evan hershkevich home. and then we talk about activists in georgia who seek to highlight the atrocities of russian troops committed in their country during the 1990s. those tragic events, say georgian activists should have warned the world about the threat of russia long before it reached full scale. when the soviet union collapsed in 1991 and the same year georgia declared independence in abkhazia and south ossetia, regions bordering russia, there were strained relations with ethnic minority groups. many georgians say that moscow has used these tensions to fuel the conflict. the founder of the campaign against buchi was abkhazia, tamara chergolyshvili blames russia for the war. wars began in georgia, which were called ethnic conflicts and civil wars war, but in fact it was russia that organized the whole mess of war and bloodshed in order to dismember georgia a

let's listen to matthew miller.e have always clearly stated that china could play a useful diplomatic role in the resolution of this conflict if he wanted to, but at present it is difficult. understand how they could play such a role given the actions china has taken in recent months to rebuild and reconstruct russia's defense industrial base, so we will continue to make it clear to china that we oppose such actions and will hold those involved accountable to this organization. we have already heard that our european colleagues are planning to do the same. mrs. evgenia, and what? will be a measure of its success peace summit, that is, what can the ukrainian government and ukraine in general get as a result of this? well, i would definitely not distinguish between the ukrainian government and ukraine here, we are one and the same here , absolutely, and it is very important that we record, as a country, our conditions, and actually these conditions, they are expressed in these 10 points, okay, on the summit will be ma

matthew miller, of course, is a personification of, of see no evil hear. no evil speak, know even when it comes to is real and that some genocidal policies. uh, i mean even even by the standards of, of upper upticks whose role it is to make up logia for the government's policies. easy is really in a, in a, in a class of his own. and that is on a colleagues. but regarding your question, i think maybe you want to leave avenue to be out of it. sorry. yeah. cool. no, uh, no, i definitely don't leave kirby out of it. he's. he's right up there with millard. but getting back to your question, i think we need to get away from this view which looks at western politicians as somehow being bought buy these relays were being blackmailed by these families are being threatened by these rallies and blindly embracing israel against their better judgment or against their will. and perhaps we should start looking at these people as doing precisely what they want to do. as, as people who are fundamentally racist. who feel that is real, is entitled to do whatever it pleases w

this was stated by state department representative matthew miller during a briefing.let me remind you that journalist evan hershkovich and former marine paul whelan were sentenced to 16 years in prison in the case of alleged espionage. i will not make public statements. we are working to bring evan and paul home. we made several offers a month ago and will continue to work at to try to secure their release, they should be released immediately, russia should stop using people like evan tapol as bargaining chips. ukraine lacks missiles for air defense systems to cover the repaired energy facilities. this was stated by dmytro suharuk, executive director of the tek company. according to him, for 5-6 russian missiles. which hit critical infrastructure, ukraine has one interceptor missile, so the lack of anti-aircraft defenses makes it impossible to protect even already repaired ones objects of power systems, and in order to qualitatively repel attacks by the armed forces, 12 missiles are needed for 10 russian ones, dmytro sakharuk notes. today, the power outage schedules w

role in ending the war by helping russia rebuild its defense industrial base: let's hear from matthew miller been clear that china could play a useful diplomatic role in resolving this conflict if it wanted to, but it is difficult to see how they can play such a role at this time, given the actions china has taken in recent months to rebuild... reconstruct defense and industrial base of russia, so we will continue to clearly explain to china that we are against such actions and will bring to justice those involved in this organization. we have already heard that our european colleagues are planning to do the same. mrs. yevgenia, what will be the measure of the success of this peace summit, that is, what the ukrainian government can gain as a result, and in general. ukraine? well, i would definitely not distinguish between the ukrainian government and ukraine here. we are in the same boat here, absolutely. and it is very important that we, as a country, record ours conditions and actually these conditions are voiced in these 10 points. okay, the summit will mainly discuss three points. nuclea

they will not participate in at this gathering, united states department of defense spokesman matthew miller, commenting on china's refusal to participate in the peace summit, said that the united states of america... does not see how the prc can play a positive role in ending the war as it helps russia rebuild its defense and industrial base let's listen to matthew miller. we have always been clear that china could play a useful diplomatic role in resolving this conflict if it wanted to, but at this point it is difficult to see how they can play such a role given the actions that china used during the last months to rebuild and reconstruct russia's defense and industrial base, so we will continue to make it clear to china that we are against such actions and will hold those involved in this organization accountable. we have already heard that our european colleagues are planning to do the same. ms. yevgenia, what will be the measure of the success of this peace summit, i.e., what will be the result of the ukrainian government. can get, and ukraine in general? well, i would definitely not di

of the russian federation remain immobilized and used for the benefit of the ukrainian people, matthew millerwords, but every time i think they are dragging it out for so long that it is not known if they will go as fast as harness, because there is such a proverb that they harness for a long time, but they go fast, well, for some reason this... speed, it is so moderate, or is it including the problem of the ukrainian side, that they, well, we, not them, we, that ukraine is something, well, raises certain questions from our american partners, whether it is about the fear of russia, or whether it is about the europeans' fear of russia , that is, what is the reason , that some decisions that are absolutely obvious , when the russian... to pay, including frozen funds, and for the third year they are thinking about whether to do it or not to do it is in accordance with international norms or not, if putin simply did not care about international norms, why is the world not adequately doing the same with him. look, this is a complex issue.

matthew miller says the right words, but every time, i think they take so long to harness it that youw if they'll go fast the way they're harnessing, because there's a saying that takes a long time... but they go fast, well for some reason this speed, it is so moderate, is it, including the problem of the ukrainian side, that they, well , we, not they, we, that ukraine is somehow, well , it raises certain questions from our american partners, or is it about fear before russia, or is it about the europeans' fear of russia, that is, what is the reason, that some decisions that... are absolutely obvious, when the russian federation breaks up ukrainian cities, and destroys cities, and destroys the entire infrastructure, absolutely obvious, that if the aggressor does it, then he has to pay for it, including with frozen funds, and for the third year they are thinking about what to do or not to do, whether it complies with international norms or not, if putin simply did not care about international norms, why adequately the world does not deal with him in a similar way. look, this is a compl

matthew miller says the right words, but every time, i think, they are so long. it is harnessed thatot known whether they will go as fast as they harness, because there is a saying that they harness for a long time, but they go fast, well, for some reason this speed, it is so moderate, is this also a problem of the ukrainian parties that they, well, we, not them, we, that ukraine somehow, well, causes certain the question of our... american partners, is it about the fear of russia, or is it about the europeans' fear of russia, i.e. what is the reason that some decisions that are absolutely obvious when the russian federation destroys ukrainian cities, and destroys cities and destroys the entire infrastructure, it is absolutely obvious that if the aggressor does it, then he has to pay for it, including with frozen funds, and they are thinking for the third year that to do it or not to do it is in accordance with the international standards. you or not, if putin is simple he didn't care about international norms, why doesn't the world adequately treat him in the same way. look, this is

here's the thing, the state department spokesperson, matthew miller seemed to have missed that memo, insisting to reporters of the solid. yes, he didn't do wrong without really explaining what that was. listen to this, but are you satisfied that the case is over? so look at the just department spoken that i don't have anything to add. obviously the, obviously the, the master put out a statement that said, we're happy to work with our sterling colleagues on it. and that remains the case. i do think it is important when we talked about julianna's ons to remind the world that the actions for which he was indicted and for which he is now to guilty. your actions to put the lives of our partners, our allies, and our diplomats at risk, especially those who work in dangerous places like afghanistan and iraq. i actually did taurus, state farm. and i, i don't remember there being any public. or there was a public concern that was raised about the potential security risk. those 2 sources who might have been quoted, was there actually any for did you ever discover anyone who was injured? killed

speaking on that meeting, state department spokesperson matthew miller said that mr blinken emphasizedd further escalation in gaza and to develop �*robust�* and �*realistic plans' for the next phase of the war. number one, our ongoing commitment to israel's security. numbertwo, commitment to israel's security. number two, the importance of israel developing robust, realistic plans for the day after the conflict, plans that include path towards governance, toward security, towards reconstruction. we have obviously been working on the same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel, but we think it is important israel put forward its own ideas. he will emphasise the need to avoid escalation of the conflict and the increase of humanitarian access. we have seen a slowdown of access on the secretary will emphasise to the secretary will emphasise to the minister we want to see that situation reversed and he will hope to hear concrete commitments from him to work on that problem. and yoav gallant is _ on that problem. and yoav gallant is said _ on that problem

and matthew miller also said that staff from the us embassy in moscow were granted brief access to the quote from before the proceedings began. however, that were not submitted to speak to him, washington is accusing moscow abusing individuals. and i guess collision also fellow detained us citizen poll. whelan is a bargaining chip and is employer posted also linked with resources, saying that they will keep telling his story until he can tell his own russia in the united states say that they are negotiating a possible prisoner exchange. here is that where this is all headed, a window from both washington and moscow that talks around a possible prisoner exchange r underway. and let's remember that in this a case and calling for his release has strong bi partisan support, not just from the democrats, but also from the republicans whose parents were at the state of the union address earlier this year. also with a strong and in support. and by republican speaker of the house, what we know about this is not a lot about this, and it was the agents that are ongoing junk copy. the national sec

matthew miller said the bite and administration was asking the is when the government for more details about the stress is that is accurate. that 14 children are killed. the lrc terrace. and so the government of israel has said that they are going to release more information about this strike, including the names of those who died in it. we expect them to be fully transparent in making that information public on several different months. walked out to the un special session on palestine in geneva. the moment these randy representative took the podium the invoice left in response to israel as recent attacks on gaza. israel has continued its attacks despite the un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease fire for you, an agency for palestinian refugees as one to the risk of disease and dehydration across the strip. it says the lack of access to clean water add increasing summer heat, making the situation worse. unrest as are we will consider on colorado, may become prevalent fios have been held for 3 pallets, demands killed in his randy. rate on the janine refugee camp in

matthew miller announced that washington will pursue a different governing body for gaza as soon as the ceasefire agreement between tel aviv and hamas is implemented. it is not an authority or institution of hamas. before this, the american president did not mention this issue in the details of his proposed ceasefire plan. john kirby , the strategic communications coordinator of the american national security council, also said about this: biden's proposed plan accurately reflects israel's proposal and the result of the joint work of washington and tel aviv. however , in response to this plan, the prime minister of the zionist regime claimed that biden's conditions for the ceasefire are not approved by tel aviv and do not meet the goals and demands of israel. netanyahu said that tel aviv cannot accept the cessation of war. hamas too he announced that he is reviewing this plan. in biden's plan, the condition of the complete withdrawal of the zionist forces in the first phase of the agreement, which was in the previous proposals , has been removed in favor of the zionist regime, according

spokesperson matthew miller said he was unfamiliar with the details but the administration was lookingnumber of incidentside gaza to determine whether israel had complied with international law. tensions continue to flare along the northern border with lebanon, raising concerns about a wider war. several were injured after rockets launched by hezbollah ignited fires. in response, netanyahu threatens intense military action against hezbollah as he visited a military base close to the lebanese border. >> today, thland was burning here and i'm glad you put it out but the ground was also on fire in lebanon. whoever thinks they can hurt us and we will just sit by is making a big mistake. we are prepared for big action in the north. one way or another we will restore security. >> and clashes grew out in the -- blew out in the old city. police arrested four people for attacking journalists during a parade. thevent celebrates the capture of jerusalem in the 1970's. several marched through the streets in the muslim corner and that was seen as provocative by some. one said this year's celebratio

matthew miller announced that washington will implement the ceasefire agreement as soon as possible. john kerrby, strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, said: biden's proposed plan accurately reflects israel's proposal and the result of joint work. which was mentioned in the previous proposals has been removed in favor of the zionist regime. some analysts of the arab world have warned that tel aviv may eventually release some of its prisoners by accepting biden's plan , but violate the second phase of the agreement and resume the war. insurance records rank one difference between labor and employer society. director of social security organization. he said: from now on, monthly sms will be sent to the insured to minimize possible errors or abuses. among the conversations of these people, who are either workers or employers, the most frequent conversation is about insurance. there was a complaint from the employer about the insurance premium and benefits that i didn't say anything about, i paid it. requesting people to resolve their work disputes. th

for example, the representative of the us state department, matthew miller, went so low as to say that supposedly, i quote, there are only military targets in belgorod and no civilians, there were practically no civilians left there. end of quote. on june 7, as a result of an attack by the ukrainian armed forces using american atak ms missiles, an entrance to lugansk collapsed, and the entrance to a residential building collapsed in lugansk. six people were killed, the number of casualties reached 60. on the same day , ukrainian militants carried out a double attack on a store in the village of sadovaya, kherson region, when there were a significant number of customers and staff there, first with a guided bomb, then with hymers rockets. 22 people died. on recently, another russian journalist, a cameraman for the ntv channel, was killed in gorlovka. the united states has also openly stated in the past that azov's militants adhere to russian, xenophobic ultranationalist views. they have not given up their monstrous inhuman ideology now. however, just recently, washington stopped seeing a

against georgia, this statement was made by the official representative of the state department, matthew millert this is a tough response to the adoption of the law on foreign agents. the us is concerned that bilis is deviating from the so-called democratic course. the state department had previously warned that they would... we made it clear that we would not hesitate to introduce visa sanctions against georgia. and on other topics, today russian schoolchildren have the next stage of passing the unified state exam. graduates write a social studies exam in physics. previously, students had already passed the compulsory subjects, these are russian language and mathematics. and now only. those who needed when entering a university. so, 276,000 people are registered for the social studies exam, approximately 90,000 schoolchildren will take physics. the main period of the eu will last until... july 5, then there are reserve days. in addition, new this year , you can retake one of the exams to enter the university before the end of the admission process. and further about the most significant events

miller or sullivan, or matthews, or, or, or lincoln, or anybody come after all of this, i've tried to play this cindy game about, well, you know, we cannot really speak about any particular story unless we see evidence what the evidence we have already been seeing this evidence for 9 months, no say it i did so which by the way is my refugee camp in gaza and that is my school in gaza. and then they'll say right, refugee camp has been a sort of numerous such a mess. of course the big carries massacres. the, the residential towers massacres, the central market massacre, even even on this very point was actually hit a month ago. and it people now also killed in the exempts under the exact same circumstances. so for the americas to continue to play the city name, the game as of are completely unaware of the fact that as well as lloyd from the very start, by the way, even the americans themselves are saying that is what it is, have attacked many civilian areas using our weapons with no proper intelligence, rumsey, but rude will the idea if attack not only the un run schools, but also a numb

how to get killed civilians, spokesman matthew miller suggested reports come confirmed. we need to know exactly what happened. as i said, is you just point out there are conflicting accounts about what exactly happened here, and that's why we need to get to the bottom of it. i just want to remind you that this is basically an his rating thing to the point where there is radius of people course, told them you could not do it. you could not to use past in your kids as human sheets arrived, the mother keeps and walk you through the stage and so on. and in fact, it continues to do it. so what's possible, i mean, anyone has no credibility whatsoever to believe what they say that there are some as part of that hiding, we have not seen any evidence, so i'm not shown as any. so these p what i just said is israel said to us, they're gonna release the names of the tents that they have killed if that's true. if they do it, the entire world will be able to see that and judge. but i'm going to wait until we see what happens. policy ending the american journal as an editor of the pale

against four iranian companies that manufacture. attack drones and sell them to russia - said matthew millersentative of the state department of the united states of america. he noted that, in addition to the russians, uavs are also being received by militants in the middle east. in this way, the iranian regime seeks to prolong the conflict and destabilize the situation in the region. the us and eu sanctions were agreed upon and put into effect at the same time. court of. by the son of us president joe biden, hunter, began in the american state of delaware, he is suspected in illegal acquisition and possession of weapons, allegedly under the influence of drugs in 2018. hunter arrived at the court together with the mother of the first lady, jill biden. the president himself was not at the court, but in a separate statement he expressed his support for his son, refusing to evaluate the trial. hunter faces up to 25 years in prison. and a fine of $750,000. you can find more information on our youtube channel, where there is a live broadcast of ether, all program releases and special projects tha

russians are dying cannot be without consequences, the press secretary of the state department, matthew miller, called such statements unfounded and incorrect. in addition, he noted that it is putin who can stop this terrible war and the suffering of peaceful people at any moment. we provide weapons to ukraine so that it can defend its sovereign territory. this includes crimea, which of course is part of... ukraine. russia could end this war today and end the suffering caused by aggression. everything would be over if it stopped the occupation of sovereign ukrainian territory and. to another african country joined the communique of the peace summit. malawi has signed the document. ukraine continues to work on implementing the peace formula and achieving a just peace, president volodymyr zelenskyi said on the ex social network. as of now, 82 states and six organizations have signed the peace summit communiqué. the peace summit was held in switzerland. june 16-18. today , the lights will be turned off according to schedules throughout the day. there will be more restrictions from the 12th to the

giving it a front row seat to matthew miller talks to reporters about the humanitarian crisis in potentialor violent escalation between lebanon and israo talked about religiously mode motivated violence in pakistan c journalism by the russian government. this is a minutes. i do not have any opening comments so m blazer? i'm not used to seeing you. >> is too hot. hopefully at 65 degrees mr. mike i like it. i'm not wearing it is too hot. anyway there seems to be a concern the un is going gaza. it's a relief relief assistance operations there. i understand there some kind or arranged yesterday. to try to figure out a way they can keep operating. what can you tell us? >> i cannotday for mingo back and get to work on details after the briefing. but i can tell is an issue we have been intensely focus on a special envoy issues lisette garon day has un various israelite governmentities to try to figure out a way to allow un workers tjobs in liver humanitarian . we keep seeing over the last few weeks of backlog so trucks that have made it but have not made aza strip were move because of a breakdown

take part in the global peace summit, which will take place on june 15-16 in switzerland, said matthew millere spokesman for the us state department. according to him , the presence of china at the summit would be useful. the spokesman also emphasized that china should take measures against companies that help russia's defense-industrial complex. a school bus fell into a river in syria, at least seven people. were killed, twenty more were wounded, reuters reports. the bus was taking children on a school trip, but then ran off the road. rescuers had to climb over rocks to find survivors. the causes of the tragedy are currently unknown. you can find more information on our youtube channel and live broadcast on ethereum, all program releases and special projects that can only be seen here. also short. videos on hot topics in the shorst section, subscribe, comment, your opinions are important to us. also read more at on our website espresso.tv and on our social networks. join in, put your favorites, and we'll see you at 11: then my colleagues oksana vysochenska and roman chaika will continue the

this for instance, that matthew miller, us, the state about and representative went so low as to say that in belgrade they are only military targets. there aren't any civilians. this had the civilians left and of course on the 7th of june as a result of the us, a tech using american a tech comes in lou ganske, the stairwell of a residential building collapsed. 6 people died. 60 people were injured. on the same day, you print in malicious insight to the jew strike on a shop in the village of sylvia in his son region. when the many patrons and stuff with their phys, these guided bombs, and then i'mma missiles, 22 people died just a few days ago in her lisco. and a russian journalist was killed in another one by the recording an mtv camera man. his colleagues were injured. this was a targeted strike. we are disappointed by the fact that the un secretary, it did not find to find the courage to name deposit fold, nor to condemn this tears to tech. it's also worth mentioning, the fact that the us has decided to lift the band on supplies of weapons to the creating nationalist battalion. as

matthew miller during the briefing on june 24 also emphasized that crimea is ukraine and that russiacan end the suffering of people with only one solution: to stop the war. we provide weapons to ukraine so that it can defend its sovereign territory, including crimea, which is part of ukraine, from armed aggression. and russia could stop this war. today and the suffering caused by the war which russia started today if it would stop the occupation of the sovereign ukrainian territory and the attack on the civilian population. advisors of former us president donald trump presented him with a plan to end the war in ukraine. the document, in particular, stipulates that kyiv will be able to receive military aid from the united states only if it starts peace talks with russia. at the same time, the trump administration, if he wins, will warn moscow that any refusal to negotiate. will lead to increased american military support to ukraine. trump's national security adviser, retired army lieutenant general keith kelloch, said this in an interview with the roits agency. according to the presen

matthew miller told bbc the biden administration was looking into a number of incidents to determinead complied. meanwhile, tensions remain higher among the northern border with lebanon. several people wrote injured in of village in northern israel after hezbollah flew, causing drones. president netanyahu threatened military action. translation:— threatened military action. translation: yesterday, the lamb was burning _ translation: yesterday, the lamb was burning i'm - translation: yesterday, the lamb was burning i'm glad - translation: yesterday, the lamb was burning i'm glad you put out, — lamb was burning i'm glad you put out, but the ground was also — put out, but the ground was also on _ put out, but the ground was also on fire in lebanon. he thinks _ also on fire in lebanon. he thinks we _ also on fire in lebanon. he thinks we will hurt us and he will sit — thinks we will hurt us and he will sit idly by, and he is making _ will sit idly by, and he is making a big mistake. we are prepared _ making a big mistake. we are prepared for a very strong action in— prepared for a very s

this information was also confirmed by matthew miller, a representative of the us state department.ding to him, the diplomat died of natural causes. the official allegedly has cholesterol level was elevated. the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe adopted a resolution on the creation of a tribunal for war crimes. for russia, this was reported in the press service of the agency. the document calls for the use of all necessary tools to bring the regime of dictator vladimir putin to justice for war crimes. in addition, the resolution provides for the recognition of pmk wagner as a terrorist organization. the creation of a special tribunal for russia is proposed on the basis of the agreement of the council of europe with ukraine. another plus one country the kingdom of tonga joined the communique of the global peace summit. this was announced by the president of ukraine. according to volodymyr zelenskyi, tonga became the ninth country to support the document after the end of the summit. thus, the number of signatories is 84 countries and six organizations. the head of state

one of the recent examples is a deepfake video with the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller. the video spreads his false statement that there were no civilians left in russian bielgorod. the us considers the city a legitimate target for ukrainian strikes. after watching the video it becomes. in a few seconds the spokesman changes ties and shirts. part of the video was definitely taken from my performances, or it was faked, it is not known. the audio is not me at all, and whether it was edited clips of my words, where i say one word, they were edited in different ways, or it's an artificial intelligence version, we don't know yet, we 're studying it. i will say, as a warning to everyone, if you see a video with me, and the color of mine ties and shirts changes from the moment they are put on me. question by the time i answer is a clear indicator that the video is not real. experts in disinformation research stress that artificial intelligence is not perfect and advise paying attention to details. fake photos and videos often show inappropriate hands, clothes, jewelry, or faci

state department spokesman matthew miller said this at a briefing today. russia is an aggressor and russia. deploys its troops on the border for attacks on civilian objects, so the united states will continue to take appropriate measures in response so that ukraine can defend itself, he said. at the same time, the patroness spokesperson of the pentagon, sabrina singh, to the voice of america's question, added that air defense remains one of the urgent needs for ukraine, and the united states, together with its allies, will work to strengthen it. moving on, we are talking about european topics. the recent escalation on the polish-belarusian border has prompted the polish government to tighten security and introduce a two-hundred-meter buffer zone along the border. poland views the latest influx of migrants from belarus as a tactic of hybrid warfare. myroslava gongandze visited the region and will tell you more. bialowieza forest, popular among tourists and nature lovers on the border between poland and belarus , became the site of recent clashes between pol

here's state department spokesperson, matthew miller. it is incredibly concerning.ize the korean peninsula of course, and potentially give it, depending on the type of weapons they provide, might violate un security council resolutions that russia supported. i asked our north america correspondent will vernon to sum up the view from washington on mr putin's trip to asia.. well, i think us officials are incredibly concerned about the deepening relationship between russia and north korea following that historic visit by president putin to pyongyang and that signing of the defence pact between the two countries, which means that they each guarantee they'll come to the other�*s aide in the event of aggression, of course, which is a subjective concept. and this agreement clearly provides for military supplies to one another. now, you heard the state department spokesperson there saying that the us finds that incredibly concerning and that it would destabilise the korean peninsula. and there have been similar expressions of alarm from other us officials. i think the conce

however, it's the same as matthew miller. mister, that memo, as he insisted during the heated press briefing that the sanchez actions had caused harms, though even the state department spokesperson couldn't quite pinpoint to exactly had been harmed. but are you satisfied that the case is over? so look at the justice department spoken that i don't have anything to add. obviously the obviously the uh, the master put down the statement that said um we were happy to work with our sterling colleagues on it. and that remains the case. i do think it is important when we talked about julianna's ons to remind the world that the actions for which he was indicted and for which he has now plead guilty or actions to put the lives of our partners, our allies and our diplomats at risk, especially those who work in dangerous places like afghanistan and iraq, i actually did talk to the state farm bank. and i don't remember there being any public. or there was a public concern that was raised about the potential security risk. those 2 sources

the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller, is convinced of this.s is how washington explains the reasons. why the usa still did not recognize the russian federation as an accomplice of terrorists, according to him, the introduction of export sanctions is more effective. the official stressed that the us continues to pressure russian officials and companies through restrictions to weaken moscow's military machine. wikileaks founder julian assange released from british prison and returns to australia, 52-year-old the journalist was released after he agreed to a deal with the us. assange pleaded guilty to espionage, and the ministry of the united states, instead, will demand 3 years in prison for him. the journalist has already served the same term in a london maximum security prison , trying to avoid extradition to the usa. at least 800 pets. found themselves on the streets only in the kyiv region, according to the kyiv city hospital of veterinary medicine. in order to find hosts for as many four-legged animals as possible , the largest event in ukra

this was announced the day before by the spokesman of the state department of the united states, matthew miller. voice of america spoke with the former ambassador of the united states. in ukraine by william taylor, who is directly involved in the preparation of the peace summit, about his expectations from this event maria ulyanovska asked. what role will this peace summit play and what results do you hope for? it is important to demonstrate to the world that ukraine longs for the peace that will come after this war, and knows how it wants to see this peace. ukraine has demonstrated a clear commitment to the principles of the charter. of the united nations, and i hope that this will form the basis of the outcome of the peace summit in june in switzerland. the commitments of the present participants, which i hope will be many, and at the level of heads of state, their commitment to the principles of the un regarding sovereignty, territorial integrity, respect for borders, food security, nuclear security, return of prisoners and children. these should be the basic principles of the peace agreemen

now the state departments, but suppose and matthew miller has issued the statement saying 4 months individuals from south 9 have repeatedly sort of thought the delivery of humanitarian a to gaza, including by blockading roads. sometimes violently, along the route from jordan to gaza, including in the west bank. they have also damaged a trucks and dump live, saving you, monetary, an aide onto the road. now what is not mentioned in this statement is that on several occasions wins up 9 carried out these attacks on a convoys the police and the military did nothing to stop them on a number of occasions. it's what the reported that they were standing by now. another point of concern to the bite and administration is the fact that step 9 has links to n g o switching to happenings, to the very highest echelons of the israeli government. in particular, the minute stuff. national security, it's a mob been to be now he has instructed police and army not to provide protection for a convoys. so this is something that's a deep concern. united states, it's not mentioning it in any of its statements. however,