matthew miller speaking a short while — in. matthew miller speaking a short while ago, _ in.eaking a short while ago, answering i in. matthew miller speaking a short while ago, answering a | short while ago, answering a question from the bbc�*s tom bateman. let's get more on why they us is set another us defence wisdom and how iran has been part of that disc action. —— decision. we're seeing a little bit of carrot and stick photo on the one hand the americans have been deploying this high altitude missile defence in israel complete with about a hundred american military personnel. hundred american military personnel-— personnel. they will be on thoug ground _ personnel. they will be on thoug ground and - personnel. they will be on thoug ground and israel. personnel. they will be on i thoug ground and israel to personnel. they will be on - thoug ground and israel to help protect israel in the advents of iranian response what is expected to be some sort of israel lee, it is really a position of a nuclear or petrochemical in the next few days or even few weeks. it's an attack th

white house, gideon you can say both things at once is spokes person, matthew miller at the same time, there are a couple of other things that are true as well, which is that number one, military pressure can at times enabled diplomacy. >> of course, military pressure can also lead to miscalculation. it can lead to unintended consequences and

america, here is what the official representative of the us state department said yesterday, matthew miller. does the united states have any criteria for success or red lines that you are talking about with israel, it sounds rather vague, i am trying to understand, it turns out that only those who are endowed with this right by the united states have the right to defend themselves. well, a similar question about assessing israel's actions was asked yesterday to the president, still of the united states, joseph biden, here is how he answered it. the fact that israel may now begin an operation in lebanon, you know about it, are you satisfied with them plans? i know more than you might think, and i would feel more comfortable if they stopped. what is needed now is a ceasefire. and here's what's interesting, yesterday it became known that the us secretary of defense lloyd austin had a telephone conversation with the israeli defense minister, job gallant, and they discussed, of course, the middle east, here's the report that appeared on the pentagon website. the us secretary of defense held talk

state department spokesman matthew miller said us officials had reviewed the plan and, following a very brief quote from mr. miller, saw a number of productive steps in it. the representative of the us state department also emphasized that the details of the plan will not be disclosed, as it should be done by the ukrainians themselves, but at the same time he emphasized that it is not only a question of what ukraine should do in order to end the war. according to matthew miller, the plan proposed a step. that could be done by the leaders of many other countries around the world, and today's landmark visit to ukraine, with the first visit to the post of secretary general of nato, mark rutte arrived, who sat down literally only on october 1 the main seat of the north atlantic alliance, and in kyiv he already promised to support ukraine to the victorious end. but he also promised it tonight to us secretary of state antony blinken, the new nato secretary general wrote about it on his page in the twitter microblogging network. in addition, the head of the north atlantic alliance also said th

and matthew miller also said that in a number of important ways, the relationship between israel in the u. n is not productive, and it does not serve the as rarely citizens where we may hear more from secretary of state antony blinking. but for now, straight up condemnation from the state department at this action by israel john henry and l g 0 of the state department. in the past few hours is rarely a tax on the eastern ebony city of both back of killed at least $28.00 people. video showed a major fire of tennis. do i get the city on monday night is where the strikes target to the 1800s across the book called valley killing at least 54 people and wounding mold and 100. the reports from the southern lebanon, the residential blocks, are being brought down in huge strikes after forcing people out of their homes under threat of bombings and the cities c front were restaurants, and cafe is used to be packed with people are now destroyed, livelihoods, and history. erase this has become part of as well as policy in areas where as well as support based live the i'm a power of the today the, th

let's hear what matthew miller had to say.tory plan presented by ukraine is not only about what ukraine itself should do. they talk about what they have make other countries of the world. ukraine has not yet detailed this victory plan publicly, so i will not do so either, but we accepted this plan, we reviewed it and saw a number of things in it. i completely agree with you that the ukrainians, who are currently fighting against the russians, have the right to know the victory plan of the supreme commander of the armed forces of ukraine, especially since a people's war has been going on in ukraine since february 24, 22, because the same amounts, where you live , they rose up about... the occupiers, and the people rose up, didn't they rise up there there was no one from the special services or anything else, and your remarks about the fact that ukrainians have the right to know about this victory plan are absolutely correct, and could this be a part of this victory plan, let's say

thank you so much for the report we have state department spokesperson matthew miller with us now. matthew, thank you for joining us is it the biden administration's position that killing sinwar should end the war in gaza see come out of this as an opportunity to end the war. absolutely. >> i can tell you that over the last few months, the primary obstacle to getting an agreement to stop this war has been yahya sinwar. >> he obviously is a person that made the decision to authorize the terrorist attacks of october 7. and then in the last few months has been the person who's still but in the way for hamas and getting a ceasefire, there have been at times over the course of negotiations where there were other senior officials in hamas who wanted to move forward with a ceasefire. and sinwar said no, and we saw him over the last few months consolidate control of both the political wing and the military wing of hamas. and then in that last month, refused to negotiate at all. so he has been the chief obstacle to moving forward to end the war, return the hostages home, provide relief for t

biden, saw volodymyr zelensky's victory plan and goto. to join it, state department spokesman matthew millerriefing. according to him , american officials have considered this plan and, further, a very short quote from mr. miller. we saw a number of productive steps in it. a representative of the us state department also emphasized that he would not reveal the details of the plan, since it should be done by the ukrainians themselves, but at the same time he emphasized that it is not only a question of what ukraine should do in order to finish. war, according to matthew miller, the plan proposed steps that could be taken by the leaders of many other countries around the world. and a landmark visit today to ukraine, with the first visit to the post of secretary general of nato, mark krutt arrived, who literally only took the main chair in the north atlantic alliance on the first of october, and in kyiv he already... promised to support ukraine to the victorious end, but he also promised it tonight to us secretary of state antony blinken , the new nato secretary general wrote about it on his pa

. >> live now to state department spokesman matthew miller. mr. miller: all the factors together, where situation had been and where it hadn't gone, and that led to secretary to the conclusion he had made. it is far more complicated than the headline or suite version and that often gets written up. i will say, the final thing i will say about that is, this is an ongoing situation, where we constantly monitor the situation, identify deficiencies, engage with the government of israel, engage with the u.n.'s two minutes to try to correct those deficiencies, and try to move forward in our assessment, because we are not done, those assessments will continue. >> you talked about the state department making recommendations, for example, and i definitely know about this from the nsm, but if you are going to look at the power of the u.s. government to tell you on the specific question of whether a specific country is blocking the delivery of humanitarian aid wouldn't you look to you as a and others, the two -- usaid and others? mr. miller: that is what we

zelensky victory plan was assessed in the united states, as stated by state department spokesman matthew miller, the states accepted it, and will now discuss it further steps with the allies. the victory plan that ukraine presented is not only a question of actions that ukraine will take, it is a question of actions that other countries of the world will take. we accepted this plan, we examined it, we saw in it a number of productive steps, we with... in the conflict between the usa and nato countries. berlin's silence on this matter is fatal - dakdellin summed up. there is a growing demand in society for a settlement of global tensions. however, western politicians have become disconnected from the opinion of the people. but political hawks are cranking up the escalation wheel, testing the limits of what is acceptable for their own financial interests. this is the opinion expressed by the american. we are in a state of balancing, people we should not trust or allow to have such power are doing exactly that. they are weighing whether a world war is worth starting. they are constantly provoking

state department spokesman matthew miller said that the united states does not want further escalation in the middle east, but iran's missile attack on israel should not go unanswered. russia's permanent representative to the un during the meeting the security council noted that the news of the announcement. iran, guilty of a heinous attack on israel, does not deserve to set foot on israeli soil. the deadly marburg virus has been discovered in germany, a disease similar to ebola fever that can spread quickly. during a train ride, a medical student who had visited rwanda the day before went to see specialists complaining of a high temperature. 20 police officers, a fire department, and an ambulance were sent to the scene of the train's arrival due to the threat infection, the main train station of hamburg was closed. the world health organization said that the marburg virus could threaten the entire world. the fatality rate of the disease is 90%. its outbreaks are recorded on the african continent. to protect yourself and others in belarus, an increase in seasonal diseases is expected.

apparently gave him some guarantees and now, when the white house asks and, of course, what citizen matthew millerout hamas, that's from the other side. but ultimately, we want to achieve diplomatic settlement. this was the case, for example, with rafah, not only with rafah, but with other cities. we never adhered to this, we never sought a diplomatic settlement of relations with hamas. well, okay, how about negotiations on a ceasefire? we wanted to achieve. what, you created hamas in order to strike a blow at the palestine liberation organization and other competitors, you were behind the creation of hamas, it was then that all these investigations appeared, what crazy money was spent, including from europe and the us, precisely for the maintenance of hamas. bibi netanyahu said that hamas should be supported as a counterweight to other organizations. well, how can you talk to these people about anything, just about what? they are dangerous and crazy, they are controlled by a person who does not understand anything at all. well, look at this madman named biden: he is in the state of maryland, as i

gordon - carrera, thanks for the update. 0ur correspondent tom bateman asked matthew miller — the whitehouseletter. 0n the point that you said, you know, you were asked repeatedly about the timing of the letter and you said, "well, you know, because the situation has changed," but in a lot of ways it hasn't. i mean, you talked about, the letter talks about 1.7 million palestinians in al— mawasi who you say are at risk of lethal contagion. that has been a situation that hasjust been building up. i mean, it hasn't, you know, it hasn'tjust happened overnight. and so, you know, there will be those who say you've had a year to write this letter, to issue such a stark warning to the israelis. why has it taken so long? so it hasn't taken... so that i completely reject the premise of the question, as i think you said... well, you didn't say, but when you said you were going to push on me, i totally reject the premise of the question. we have intervened on numerous occasions. the point i made tojumeirah�*s question, in the days right after october 7th, the secretary was in israel having very difficul

whole humanitarian process in the territory. vital to speaking just before the knesset decision, matthew millerit clear they see unrwa is critical... it miller made it clear they see unrwa is critical. . .- unrwa is critical... it is not the only _ unrwa is critical... it is not the only important - unrwa is critical... it is not the only important role - unrwa is critical... it is not the only important role they play — the only important role they play. but they really play an irreplaceable role right now in gaza — irreplaceable role right now in gaza on — irreplaceable role right now in gaza on the front lines getting humanitarian assistance to the people — humanitarian assistance to the people who need it. there's nobody— people who need it. there's nobody that can replace them right— nobody that can replace them right now in the middle of the crisis — right now in the middle of the crisis so — right now in the middle of the crisis so we continue to urge the government of israel to pause — the government of israel to pause the implementation of this legislation. we urge them not to— this le

we also have a| statement from the us, from matthew miller of the state department, who said washingtonncerned by the people's liberation army's joint military drills in the taiwan strait and the us has condemned these exercises. it and in regional stability. washington keeping a close eye on developments.— on developments. yes. you can imagine. _ on developments. yes. you can imagine. as _ on developments. yes. you can imagine, as with _ on developments. yes. you can imagine, as with other - imagine, as with other countries of the region, japan, the philippines, anyone in that sphere would be keeping a close eye on things. i should add to this is not the first time the pla has done this. they are now routinely practising, encircling taiwan, and obviously it is also designed to intimidate, to try to force the population there and the government into some sort of movement towards... i guess we have no choice to unify with mainland china. of course, all the surveys and election results would indicate people have no intention whatsoever of unifying with mainland china and, hence, we have t

state department matthew miller on some of the horrific acts of hamas leader yahya sinwar.s killed him wednesday in a fire fight near the city of rafah in southern gaza. officials are saying they found him there by chance during a routine military operation. for israelis, his death renews hopes and fears for the hostages. hamas has been holding them for more than a year. matt finn is in tel aviv. >> when the news broke of sinwar's death in tel aviv people ran into the streets to cheer. yesterday was actually a holy holiday, part of an entire holy week here. many people have been meditating and not on electronics. spending time with family and not working. and so the news of sinwar's death was that much more welcome during this special and solemn week. people cheered in israel from balconies to streets. this is concern for the remaining 101 hostages in gaza. stunning new drone video shows the final moments of sinwar's life. he is camouflaged amongst the dust and rubble sitting on the chair on your left on the screen right now. he is clinging for life in what appears to be a

matthew miller is a spokesperson for the us department of state. to put this letter in the context of our ongoing and long—lasting communications and concerns about the levels of humanitarian assistance that have made it to palestinian civilians. if you go back to april, the secretary wrote at the time, to mr gallant to make clear that we had seen the levels of humanitarian assistance plateau and then after they plateaued, start to decline. and made clear at the time that the levels were unacceptable and we needed to see israel implement changes. we can cross live to washington and our correspondent there, gordon corera. gordon, a really strongly worded letter there. what comes next now? ~ �* , ., next now? well, it's a letter which contained _ next now? well, it's a letter which contained some - next now? well, it's a letter| which contained some pretty detailed demands effectively from washington. very specific about the amount of aid that it wants to see getting through, the kind of checks that would take place on it to facilitate greater delive

matthew miller told reporters that iran had not given any warning to the us before the attack. without referring to the assassinations of the sekonist regime, miller said: "the whole world must condemn iran's operations." jack sullivan, us national security adviser, also stated: american ships acted in defense of israel against iranian missiles. also , in response to iran's response to the sohounist regime, us president joe baid claimed that iran's attacks failed and were ineffective. the european union also condemned iran's retaliatory attack. after the terrorist attacks of the zionist regime, which led to iran's response, the united states, the european union and other western countries supported this regime and invited iran to exercise self-restraint. however, the public meeting of the islamic council started an hour ago . i am talking to the reporter of sada news agency to know the details of this meeting and mr. pishbahar, hello, please tell me what plans and bills are on the agenda of the house of nation representatives. thank you very much, mrs. khalili, in the name of a

and matthew miller also said, in a number of important ways, the relationship between israel in the u. n is not productive, and it does not serve the as rarely citizens. well, we may hear more from secretary or state entity blinking, but for now, straight up condemnation from the state department at this action by israel john henry and l g 0 of the state department. on the commission of general sleepless, it really is commented on the band. the same vote this evening is unprecedented and says a dangerous precedent. it opposes the human child to and violates the states of visuals, obligations under international law. and this is the latest and the ongoing campaign to the squared it on rock and the, legitimize as role towards providing human development assistance and services to palestine. refugees are these both increased the suffering of the palestinians and nothing less than collective punishment failing to push back these bowls. well, we can all come with multi lateral mechanism established oft of over to. and this should be a concern tool. well, let's bring in lake, so talking bug

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say the briefing we had here at the state department within the last hour with the spokesperson matthew miller as emphatic at all but a far more emphasis he was putting on israel's right to kill hasan nasarallah and defend itself and some of the lines we've heard previously from the american administration but what it gives you, christian, is a sense in which how the american position here is being fundamentally driven by the situation on the ground, which is itself being driven at the moment by the israeli actions. and we're seeing, you know, as each day goes past, the american position is having to recalibrate and switch according to what the israelis are doing. remember, it was last week the u.s. led a diplomatic charge at the united nations calling for restraint from israel and hezbollah of a cease-fire and within that same time frame, the israelis continuing what has been a sharp escalation by lebanon via air strikes after the attacks and the killing of hasan nasarallah the end of last week. we're getting a different message from the americans now and pushed the spokesman on this during t

this was reported by state department spokesman matthew miller. however, the department assessed tel aviv's actions as the right to self-defense with the proviso of the need for a peaceful settlement. we support israel's right to defend itself against terrorism, including by holding brutal terrorists like hassan nasrul accountable. at the same time. ultimately, we want to achieve a diplomatic settlement to the conflict in the middle east that will ensure the long-term security of the people of israel, the people of lebanon and the palestinian people, as well as the entire region as a whole, and we will continue to work on advancing efforts in these areas. at the same time, the pentagon is locally expanding the influence of the american contingent in the region, as wall street journal journalists found out, this is necessary to contain iran. the states fear that tehran, against the backdrop of a general escalation, will decide to respond to the murder of leaders. by the way, our military correspondent, eduard punigov, will explain why. in the south

state department spokesperson matthew miller explained the u.s.a little earlier. >> we recognize military pressure can enable diplomacy. it is also true that military pressure can lead to unintended consequences. we are in conversation with israel about all of these factors. these are decisions they have to make themselves, no one else can make them for them. we are going to continue to communicate that while we support our -- support their right to defend themselves against terrorism, ultimately we believe a diplomatic resolution is the best way to accomplish that. caitriona: lebanese officials say more than 1000 peoplhave been killed since the israeli military began its recent campaign against hezbollah targets. the world health organization says t mass displacement and poor living conditions in the country are likely to increase the risk of disease. for moren this, we have this report. correspondent: israeli authorities have said this campaign against hezbollah is going to continue, even after the assassination of the hezbollah leader. hezbolla

matthew miller said the u.s.' to israel's conduct in gaza is appropriate. >> what we have seen over the past few months is that the level of humanitarian assistance has not maintained. it has fallen 50% from its peak. the secretary thought it was appropriate to make clear to the government of israel that there are changes that they need to make again, to see that the level of assistance making it into gaza comes back up from the very low levels it is at today. we have seen israel in the past few months work with humanitarian organizations to implement a polio vaccination campaign inside gaza. we know it is possible to get humanitarian assistance into gaza. sumi: our state department correspondent tom bateman is with us. he was at that briefing today. how significant is this letter? wendy: it is very significant. it is the harshest morning we know about so far from the americans to the government of israel over its conduct in gaza since the war began over a year ago. that matters. we have seen an increasing sense,

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victor, matthew miller, the spokesman for the state department, said that that the united states of americaeen many productive steps in the plan of victory presented by president zelenskyi. let's hear what matthew said. the victory plan presented by ukraine is not only about what ukraine itself should do, but also about what other countries of the world should do. ukraine has not yet detailed this victory plan publicly, so i will not do so either, but we accepted this plan, we reviewed it and saw a number of productive steps in it, we will communicate with them on this matter. mr. viktor, i completely agree with you that the ukrainians, who are now fighting against the russians, have the right to know the victory plan of the supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, especially since a people's war has been going on in ukraine since february 24, 2022, because the same sums where you live rose against the occupiers, this and that people rose up, this no no no no are there any special services there? there was no one there, there was no government, and your comments about the

department of state spokesperson matthew miller said they are not evacuating american citizens, but haveworking with them to provide updates about commercial flights available. we are working with airlines to address requests by u.s. citizens to depart lebanon by providing additional flights with seats for personnel purchase, and we're exploring other options, as we always do in these circumstances. but i don't have anything to announce today. christina says she got a ticket on her own out of beirut. i found a ticket. i told a travel agency here, i'm like, just get me out because i need to get back to the bay area. so i'm actually going to take a very risky drive at 8:30 p.m. tonight, your time to the airport and just praying cross my fingers that i get out and nothing happens to. here are 65 mattresses. meanwhile, in the last few days, christina says she's been collecting donations from people in the bay area and buying supplies for people who have lost their homes. she received $2,500 in donations. each plank is $10. each mattress is $10. they helped so many people and if it wasn't for

of ukraine, and this position was picked up later by the spokesman of the state department , matthew miller, pointing out that the united states with documents, got acquainted and more precisely, he pointed out that both the strategy and the plan with... deserve attention and he supports the position of the representative of the united states at the organization of the united nations. victory plan for roman petrovich, yes. i think that this is the starting point for our analysis. we understand that this is an extremely ambitious application on the part of ukraine. we will hope that the united states will agree to all points of this plan, but, as the classics said, option b is also possible. well, given that ... some points may not be covered by of the united states, i want to believe that everything will go smoothly, but we understand that real politics, unfortunately, sometimes prompts very unpleasant decisions, and in this situation, the most interesting thing is that no official discussion of this document in the united states of america is already goes on, but the writing of it in kyiv

state department spokesperson matthew miller today said around 6000 american citizens in lebanon haveegistered to receive the latest information, adding that they're working with airlines to provide additional flights with more seats. something that we hope to turn on in the next few days and we will be in touch with american citizens. jonathan was also in lebanon in 2006 and was evacuated with his family then. whether it's through the beaches or through these military airports, i think that we're just counting on the united states government to get us out, because i don't think anybody feels safe driving towards beirut in the condition it's in. but for now, he waits, not knowing when he may be able to come home. i'm worried for my mom and dad. probably more than i'm worried for myself. you know, i'd hate for anything to happen to them. and, you know, i hope that at least even 1 or 2 of us can make it back home, if not all. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. we are back in 60s. up next, a burglary on the peninsula. police say the suspects used a ploy to find out if anyone was home. we

tuesday that's attacked, killed at least 93 promised indians. us state department spokesman, matthew miller told it a horrifying incident with a horrifying result. thousands of those killed in this radio strike on a 5 story building with children. hundreds of forcibly despised people was sheltering in the building when it was hit. without warning, northern garza, his beat under his ready siege molding 3 weeks. the palestinians were killed are also killed or injured in his right. the strikes on central and southern cities and gaza. local sources say a series of tents, housing displaced people in debt and about a 100 con, units were targeted active as chad footage of the off them off to social media, showing casualties being taken to a long so hospital and the hold of a as in data in bella and central garza, so how is bait la? hey, a sky looking now and the well, everything is being white up in that we're talking about shelters, school hospital, residential houses. the past couple of days had to move her perfect air strikes on residential areas in a big laugh. yeah. and why is that? is becaus

following biden�*s comments, us state department spokesperson matthew miller said that the us is committedropriate that israel, at this point, is bringing terrorists to justice and trying to porn wants these limited incursions of at least on this point are limited occasions to try to push hezbollah back from the border and we will see how that unfolds over the coming days but ultimately our goal is a diplomatic resolution and where we want to see this go is un security council 1701 which was adopted some years ago has never been fully implemented implemented so have security on both sides of the border and the ability for lebanese and israeli civilians to return to their home. monday marks one year since hamas and other palestinian armed groups attacked israel, killing about 1,200 people and taking more than 200 people hostage. the attack sparked israel's ongoing military campaign in gaza, which has killed more than 40,000 palestinians. one of the most senior leaders of hamas — which is classified a terrorist organisation by the uk, us and other governments — sat down with the bbc in a rar

white house does not allow such strikes, the official representative of the us state department, matthew miller during the briefing. at the same time, he emphasized that ukraine has many of its own long-range weapon developments, which it can use to attack targets located deep in the territory of russia. and the usa, according to mr. miller is constantly asked by the military leadership of ukraine about what other types of weapons needed right now, well, we always answer, long-range, unfortunately, in washington they keep saying, not yet, well, they don't say not yet, they say not yet, i hope not yet. well, for today, i have everything in the world about ukraine section, everything is only for today, tomorrow there will be more and more will be in our further broadcast, so do not switch. thank you very much yuriy, just now i will pass the word to oleksandr morchyvka, money during the war. oleksandr, good evening, please, good evening, vasyl, i congratulate the audience, so the deputies again have become more active, they are actively discussing tax reform, and more on that in just a moment. i a

matthew miller says, conversations that taking place with as well as allies on what he described as different players, inside leaven on what's happening right now is israel is degrading significantly, degrading in some ways, has the lowest military capabilities. and i think the, the fact that they came out and called for a ceasefire today shows it has been, knows it's on the back. so it knows that it's capabilities are being degraded. and so, so we're having conversations with a number of different players inside lebanon, and not only are we having conversations with them or allies in partners from inside the region and from outside. the reason we're having those conversations and often times we have sort of intermediaries to talk to individuals inside love in on those are ongoing. i don't think it's productive for me to read them out publicly. the israel has launched a wave of as stripes on guns as will enters a 2nd. yeah. killing at least $43.00 palestinians on choose day attacks on alvarez and alan is there. as refugee accounts in the central gauze are killed, at least 25 people, most were

this was stated by us state department spokesman matthew miller at a briefing.european truth reports on october 3. we reviewed it saw a number of productive steps in it. we will communicate with them about this . - said miller. miller noted that ukraine has not yet detailed this plan for victory... well, that's why he won't do it. he also added that the victory plan concerns not only the actions that ukraine will take, but also the steps that other countries of the world could take. meanwhile, china, which along with brazil has been promoting its peace plan for ukraine, which proposes a scenario that would freeze rather than end the war, is more like a plan capitulation, now promises to support peace and stability in the world together with putin. this is stated on the website of the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china. i am ready to work with president putin to continuously expand the comprehensive cooperation between china and russia and continue to contribute to maintaining peace and stability on the planet, the chinese foreign minis

. of ukraine, and this position was later picked up by the spokesman of the state department, matthew millering out that the united states had familiarized itself with the documents and more precisely, he pointed out that both the strategy and the plan deserve attention, and he supports the position of the representative of the united states at the organization of the united nations. victory plan, roman petrovich, yes, i think it will be worth it. to begin our analysis, we understand that this is an extremely ambitious request from ukraine, we will hope that the united states will agree to all points of this plan, but, as the classics said, option b is also possible. well, with the caveat that some moments may not be covered from the side of the united states. we would like to believe that everything will be smooth, but we understand that real politics, unfortunately, sometimes gives very unpleasant results. decision, in this situation the most interesting thing is that neither the official discussion of this document in the united states of america is already underway, nor the writing of it

. >> state department spokesman matthew miller addressed iran's missile attack on israel during a pressefing. this is about one hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. a brief announcement. . this morning in advance of the president's call with the g7 leaders there was a call with the foreign ministers from france, germany, italy and the united kingdom. he discussed working together to coordinate a response to iran's attack on israel. further discussed how to coordinate efforts to ensure stability in the middle east. the secretary join the call with the g7. they made sure the g7 condemned iran's attack on israel. go ahead. >> is that a redline for the u.s.? >> we made very clear what we do not support. we will continue to discuss with israel what the response will be. we have made clear this was an unprecedented escalation by iran . israel has a right to respond to it and we will discuss that response with them. >> do you have any inclination that israel is inclined to listen to the u.s.? >> they make their own decisions. we have talked to them on a number of different levels. ultimately it

and ukraine attacks across the russian folder, state departments. folks suppose, and matthew miller failed to shed light on this smoky strategic shift when all the directory of balances. ukraine does not need or permission to strike back against russian targets their sovereign country and can use the weapons that they build on their own, which are many you look at the programs that they put in place of the last year. and then when you look at the weapons that we had provided to them, we've made clear that they can use them to strike back against russian targets across the board or that are launching attacks. you. okay, but you craze. so i came back to the bottom of that and inside the video that we looked at all the capabilities and all the tactics and all the support that we provide ukraine in totality. and look at how when we approve any new weapon system or any new tactic, we look at how it's going to affect the entire battlefield and you kept crane's entire strategy. and that's what we'll continue to do. k, as has, we're passively set a series of western supply. the long range missiles

matthew miller said that the us had never had any intentions to negotiate with homeless. however, that statement is in contradiction with previous statements. he's made over the year. we've never wanted to see a diplomatic resolution with them. us. well, okay, well what, what about the ceasefire? one to see a ceasefire, but we have always management. we have, we have always been committed to the destruction and from us we did want to see a ceasefire, but we have always made clear that we wanted to see a different authority moving forward in governance of, of a god, send you to engage with our partners in the region most specifically with egypt and cutter, about what that proposal will contain and making sure or trying to see that it's a proposal that can get the parties to an ultimate agreement. do i have the time table for you other than to say that we are working expeditiously to try to develop that proposed to try to find something that would bring both the parties to say yes and to formally submitted. but like i said, don't have any updates on time. how many days unit

us state department spokesperson matthew miller was asked for his response to the deadly beit lahiyae in a press conference a short while ago. we are deeply concerned by the loss of civilian life in this incident. this was a horrifying incident with a horrifying result. i can't speak to the total death toll, but there are reports of two dozen children killed in this incident. no doubt a number of them are children who have been fleeing the effects of this war for more than a year now. we have reached out to the government of israel to ask what happened here. we don't yet know the underlying circumstances, we have not gotten a full explanation from them about what happened. israel's defence minister yoav gallant has vowed that hezbollah�*s new leader "won't last long". the warning came hours after the iranian backed after the iranian—backed group announced that naim qassem, its deputy secretary general, would succeed hassan nasrallah, who was killed in an israeli air strike in beirut last month. israeli attacks have decimated hezbollah�*s chain of command and qassem's whereabouts are

moment, the day before, in particular , the adviser, the spokesman of the state department , matthew millerthe same question, and he in particular voiced the previous thesis that came from the white house, that the united states is doing everything possible to help ukraine shoot down these missiles on its own. let's listen to matty miller's own words. not only in words, but also in... we made it clear that we support ukraine's right to defend itself, and we provided them with the necessary equipment for shooting down missiles. if you look at the air defense systems that we have provided, including the new system that we announced last week, we have actually provided them with that capability and we will continue to provide that capability. yulia, the white house called this attack by iran an escalation, do they support israel's desire to withdraw? lead or, on the contrary, try to prevent the spread of war? you know, maria, indeed in the white house and in the biden administration, in general, they say that they do not want more regional conflict, they do not want more war, but they talk abo