the roya river flows into the mediterranean here.n the southern alps, the river draws tourists and summer hikers - as does the french town of breil-sur-roya. since 2014, the european union has subsidized the border region with more than 200 million euros for tourism, joint nature conservation and cross-border cooperation among mountain communities. we've created tourist brochures, information plaques and this website, which highlights the different communities throughout the roya and vermenagna territory, and their various monuments. one such monument, in breil's italian twin town of borgo san dalmazzo commemorates over 300 jewish people from all over europe who were deported from here to auschwitz. italians, french, germans, dutch - most had fled the nazis first to the south of france and then to the mountains on the italian side. and they ended up imprisoned here in a concentration camp. the companion exhibition is designed to inspire reflection - beyond the deportations. this panel is titled the desperate escape through the mounta

when they collapse its endangers the entire food chain and the mediterranean with it. many other species such as cellphones and c beds, 2 reactors on red. oh, sorry is convinced all the problems plaguing the cold stem from one thing. humans and i agreed you know how to wish and thought of them just like many other species or corals are dying because we no longer give them time time to grow and develop. simply don't appreciate the treasures of our oceans anymore. you know, that gives you enough that'll be up to a loss report today takes us to go roco like in much of north africa climate change is bodily impacting the real coast. agricultural sector initiatives have been launched to mitigate the fact, but more resilience will be needed much as wide crease because scientific studies show thoughts, oracle needs to adopt its use of resources in farming to the changing climate, both on the national scale and on individual funds, making those farms more self sustaining and energy efficient is a big stay in the right direction. so lot, paul is gaining ground into agricultural

the roya river flows into the mediterranean here.n the southern alps, the river draws tourists and summer hikers - as does the french town of breil-sur-roya. since 2014, the european union has subsidized the border region with more than 200 million euros for tourism, joint nature conservation and cross-border cooperation among mountain communities. we've created tourist brochures, information plaques and this website, which highlights the different communities throughout the roya and vermenagna territory, and their various monuments. one such monument, in breil's italian twin town of borgo san dalmazzo commemorates over 300 jewish people from all over europe who were deported from here to auschwitz. italians, french, germans, dutch - most had fled the nazis first to the south of france and then to the mountains on the italian side. and they ended up imprisoned here in a concentration camp. the companion exhibition is designed to inspire reflection - beyond the deportations. this panel is titled the desperate escape through the mounta

tonight's program begins with the refugee children killed in the mediterranean . unicef says that the mediterranean sea has become a graveyard for migrant children. the new report of the united nations children's fund reports a 3-fold increase in the number of children killed or missing this summer compared to last year . during this period, 9 victims were killed in the migration route in the mediterranean. also, unicef announced that since the beginning of this year, more than 1,160 children boarded the mediterranean smugglers' boats alone. this report was published while there is new news on thursday e was published on eu reforms on asylum laws. in the laws that are described as strict, immigrants may be kept in prison under special conditions if necessary. we present to you the first part of the short news of the world today. the us senate passed a temporary budget to prevent a government shutdown. this budget covers the essential expenses of the government for 45 days. the new american fiscal year begins today. unnecessary expenses will not be funded in the 45

it played a role in coal fishing and trade in the mediterranean region. but these days businesses bought nearly all of the one slightly handicraft shops on the beach, coming out a closed more at our folly is one of the few who continued to make to re, from colorado use to keep costs as business on to his children. but now he's not successful in coal isn't precariously short supply. so say what am i stuck on? what at some point that will probably be no more clear a left at all heading and people die out and more the see read also is concerned, so justifies read coral, in particular, is highly sought off during the jewelry industry. but the use mediterranean co populations have been collapsing, which that's with them, been criminal activity, solid and joey used to dive for carl. quite legally. he says that the rise in black market practices made that by unprofitable unsustainable. yeah, and the patient was a lot of legal fishing going on and that creates huge problems for us because that destroys their carlos stocks and the entire seabed. me to the, for my

the mediterranean sea has become a graveyard for migrant children. report of the united nations children's fund shows a 3-fold increase in the number of children killed or missing this summer compared to last year. the past reports that during this period, 99 children became victims of the migration route in the mediterranean sea. also, unicef announced that since the beginning of this year, more than 1,160 children boarded the mediterranean smugglers' boats alone. this report was published while new news about eu reforms on asylum rules published. in the laws described as strict , immigrants may be kept under special conditions, even in prison if necessary. the netherlands has stopped extracting gas from the groningen gas field, the largest gas field in europe. as reported by afp, the exploitation of this field, especially in the last two decades, has caused underground displacement and earthquakes in the areas around groningen field. it is also predicted that these earthquakes will increase and intensify with the continuation of gas extraction. ext

we'll also connect with syrian railway and the mediterranean shores. in terms of the... connection options, araq, kermanshah, hostravi corridor, that's important, and the dehraran mehran corridor. then in terms of the rail distance, 34.5 km, rail stops, there's three, and the approximate cost on this is $200 million. okay, some of the specs. onto the next graph, this is pretty important because it's part of the project which is uh difficult, its aim is to build a... overpass on the waterway that divides the two countries, it's known as uh the shatal arab uh and the arvan river in iran, shutter up in iraq, officials said the bridge needs to be movable because ships need to be able to pass under it, so that's a pretty big undertaking, given the fact that you're looking at for example lots of minds, perhaps, a project that was actually delayed because of the daish terrorists. let's move to the... next graph: uh, what is the railway's geopolitical significance? is our focus here, you're going to find that out in a minute. i mean, it's not just about improv

the railroad is ultimately envisioned to link iran to the mediterranean shores of syria. there are some speculations that iraq may be prioritizing the development project with turkey or shalam chasra. development road, due to be completed in 2025, aims to use railway and a parallel motorway to connect the southern port of alfah in busra governor it to turkey. the railway project connecting the border. city of shalamj in iran and the city of bazra in iraq will play a very important role in the transportation of goods when completed. it will positively affect our economic ties as well as tourism. time now to take a look at some of the postings on this. this is the topic obviously that many are not uh very aware of so we zoomed in on websites to see what's being discussed. first up why is the shalam shasar so. important and iraq, tehran and baghdad to begin the construction of the railing after decades of planning, but challenges do remain. now what on to say, it will facilitate the movement of millions of iranian pilgrims, heading to holy sites in iraq, and then there has b

the railroad is ultimately envisioned to link iran to the mediterranean shores of syria. there are some speculations that iraq may be prioritizing the development road project with turkey over shalam chasra. development road due to be completed in 2025, aims to use railway and a parallel motorway to connect the southern port of alfah in busra governor it to turkey. the railway project connecting the border city of shalamcha in iran and the city of baza in iraq will play very important role in the transportation of goods when completed. it will positively affect our economic ties as well as tourism. time now to take a look at some of the postings on this. this is the topic obviously that many are not uh very aware of so we zoomed in on websites to see what's being discussed. first up why is the shalam ch so important to iran and iraq? teran about that to begin the construction of the railing after decades of planning, but challenges do remain. now went to say it will facilitate the movement of millions of iranian pilgrims heading to holy sites in iraq, and then there has b

it adds iran's intention to construct a railway line connecting the persian gulf to the mediterranean sea, the iran-iraq, syria railway link, as it's called. an ambitious project would run from busara in southern iraq to abu kamal on the iraqi irani and syrian border and extend to der azur in northeastern syria. next, deep dive will iran-iraq rail ambitions turn into reality, iran drives the project. it said that the rc administration is using the rail project as part of a strategy to secure its regional position, creating diverse transit routs with neighboring countries that employ sea, road and rail connections. adding, tehran is pursuing the basra shalamsha railway, conjunction with connections to iranian ports on the persian gulf and a wide. 15 major projects. all right, some of the opinions there through the websites that we peruse through, which we relate to you. let's see what our guests think, this is our first q&a. let me introduce them. first up, we have ahmed salhi joining us, he is a political economy analyst. welcome to economic divide. so we have this announcement which

index in the mediterranean rose from 107 to 219 points. simply put, freight prices have doubled.lect market participants' concerns about a possible disruption in oil supplies to the world market if the conflict between israel and hamas involves other countries in the middle east. in addition, do not forget that the routes of oil companies from all over the world pass through the mediterranean sea. this market is very lively, there are a variety of oil producers and suppliers, that is, these are the countries of northern africa, western and eastern part, this is the active use of the bustling canal, yes, where cargo is sent, but they can also be redirected to the eastern coast of the mediterranean sea, respectively, these are american manufacturers, these are the arab countries of the middle east, this, by the way, is also russia, kazakhstan and azerbaijan, on the cost oil, the conflict in the middle east has already affected, at first. event plus 5 dollars for the brand and about 3 dollars for wti, sellers now cannot figure out how to get out of this situation, because at the mom

in mediterranean sea, eisenhower is right now crossing the atlantic ocean heading to the eastern mediterraneane supposedly absolutely peaceful american aircraft carriers and are needed exclusively for the evacuation of the civilian population. the equally peace-loving us navy destroyer carnius has, in fact, already entered the conflict, the ship shot down missiles and drones that were fired from yemen, presumably at israel. today , the us navy's ismenets fired the first american shots in this conflict, shooting down a flying yemena drones and missiles. also, as an official told us this night, the us is preparing to send two iron dome air defense systems to israel. air defense systems will be useful to the americans themselves. two us military bases in iraq were immediately attacked by missiles and drones. according to preliminary data, during the shelling of the airbase, alasad, one of the american soldiers, was so frightened that he died of a heart attack. the pentagon has not yet been able to clarify whether pro-iranian groups are behind the attacks? an american military base is under attack

does not going to be some grand — the mediterranean? be some grand strategy _ the mediterranean? does not going to be some grand strategy announced . be some grand strategy announced here, it is being discussed because it is a matter for everybody. the prime minister and the italian prime minister are holding talks with other leaders, they want to say what can we do more practically, more operational cooperation to tackle the people smugglers at fruit instead of trying to deal with the symptoms of that migration. that is a debate that he wants to shape it is very much the start. let me show you the like pictures because vladimir putin has been speaking and i will take you through some of the headlines, extraordinarily saying that russia did not start the war in ukraine, we are trying to stop it according to the russian president. he says that russia is ready for constructive cooperation with those who seek peace and prosperity. he has had a swipe at america talking about the us as arrogantly telling other countries how to behave. he say

next to golf in the mediterranean gulf coast board as the ocean. it's got a 4 c kilometer long coastline z. the vessel, the bytes being hit by strikes from the israel, generally uh on file um from the, as really as strikes, we sold the firefighters putting out the flames and numerous flames back of the coast of gauze. and last things we hits that in the gaza strip. not fit for meeting or a kyle sarah vanya is on the in depth analysis of the days headlines, 1000000 euros to help students here address migration is it going to use the micro crisis, will make it worse, informed opinions. we need more investors and more people that make the decisions to embrace human footfall frank assessments. this balance between the toe and zones reassurance is truly important for the positive industry ship. a side story on al jazeera, the story, as in bob way in how was history is always told, from the perspective of the great man, whether it's david livingston all robots. mcguffey, my responsibility is to tell, is baldwin story in a way that it hasn't really been t

is always in the top 2 and about the mediterranean diet , in fact, a lot has been written, a lot hasurs, at the intersection of cultures and traditions, it is quite diverse, but it is characterized by a certain set of dishes and food products that are really not very accessible to us and are not very characteristic and traditional for us , but we are not the only country in the northern region that turned out to be like this. at one time , the scandinavian countries also really understood that it is very good to read about the results of the effective mediterranean diet, but it is not quite the same for initiative a group of doctors, nutrition experts and chefs, they decided to develop a scandinavian diet that would contain foods typical of this particular region. more of such an artificial, but very rational and reasonable diet for, let’s say, the northern goals of this diet are precisely to reduce premature mortality from non-communicable diseases, and another goal is for this diet to be affordable, that is, so that every resident can afford it on a regular basis and will be recomm

they arrived on flimsy vessels from africa after surviving the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea. local authorities there were caught off guard by the swell in numbers and say they've reached a tipping point. the reception centre is overcrowded and the united nations has called the situation critical. the eu has promised to support italy in coping with illegal migration. still, the european union's refugee policy is coming under scrutiny. italy's right-wing government is calling on brussels to block migrants from departing north africa and crossing the mediterranean sea to europe. italy's prime minister says she intends to take immediate extraordinary measures to deal with the surge in arrivals. the greek island of lesbos is another hotspot for refugees and migrants - there too, camps are overcrowded and conditions are difficult. emmanuel lojang arrived there months ago. he fled south sudan and has applied for asylum in europe. but he faces a lengthy wait. the process could take years - still emmanuel is finding ways to cope with the uncertainty. emmanuel lojang radiates posi

with radioactive substances is raised by the wind, this thing is called hello, beaches... the mediterraneanll be serious, this will generally change the entire spatial picture in the eastern mediterranean, this will generally exclude this region from economic circulation, now look, cynically at what is happening from the point of view of the interests of the largest leading powers, primarily the united states, well, from a cynical point of view, let's look at the situation of the same... americans and the same europeans, right? well, here's biden, he has, well, i don't mean biological collective, he has three potential armed conflicts on his table, a major european war against russia, with a very high probability that it will go into the nuclear phase, by the way, i’ll add a note, they are beginning to believe that we can use... .nuclear weapons, if they get in, this is what is starting to emerge little by little, yes, that is, this is a continuation of the line that the americans followed, the second, the second conflict is the conflict with china, yes, which will definitely turn into nucl

they arrived on flimsy vessels from africa after surviving the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea. local authorities there were caught off guard by the swell in numbers and say they've reached a tipping point. the reception centre is overcrowded and the united nations has called the situation critical. the eu has promised to support italy in coping with illegal migration. still, the european union's refugee policy is coming under scrutiny. italy's right-wing government is calling on brussels to block migrants from departing north africa and crossing the mediterranean sea to europe. italy's prime minister says she intends to take immediate extraordinary measures to deal with the surge in arrivals. the greek island of lesbos is another hotspot for refugees and migrants - there too, camps are overcrowded and conditions are difficult. emmanuel lojang arrived there months ago. he fled south sudan and has applied for asylum in europe. but he faces a lengthy wait. the process could take years - still emmanuel is finding ways to cope with the uncertainty. emmanuel lojang radiates posi

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turks. risks ending up without access to the mediterranean sea at all.athens that such an expansion of greece and its territorial territories would, quote, become a formal reason for declaring war. in addition, turkey is concerned about the deployment of some weapons on the greek islands, including american vtb team is with you for free. card with 10% cashback on everything. apply for a debit card for life at vtb.ru or at a bank office. car prices are constantly fluctuating; when buying or selling a car, check its fair value with an appraisal. at ural sibi we know that prospects are where they are overcome. where they work, where they belong. there are prospects, with ural sip bank, they are becoming a reality. ural sip, prospects are where you are. for a larger apartment, sometimes you just need a sign. find an apartment in cean with ethinmte on mortgage until 30%, keep prices low. syrgegeisky 699. pyaterochka helps out. earn up to 15% on your balance with a free debit card. what mood are you in today? light and airy, romantic and sensual, relaxed, subl

is sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a mess. it's to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this more deterrence. tanya, almost half the guys in population as well, no residents in the north has been told to relocate in what we all keep refining viewers. is one of the world's most congested places. now we hear many can flee south into egypt because of the rougher crossing. there is close. one of the reasons why the you, when in a group say who mandatory in crisis is looming, there. any relief coming for those palestinians while we understand that their trucks on the addiction side for the moment, there in north policy about the whole situation and gauze as deteriorating by the hour, i had the chance to talk to one of our colleagues in other color during the list in gauzy, who is also himself on the move, is from gauze the city and move down to the southern part. and he was telling me how difficult it is. you know, he still had some food in his car, but there's not much

rescuers carry out important life-saving work in the mediterranean the sea, they contrast death, humanity authorities are ready to show equal concern for newcomers and those who have lived in germany all their lives is another matter. leader of the opposition. people are staying in huge numbers, our citizens are going crazy when they see that 300,000 asylum seekers have been refused, and yet they do not leave the country, but receive full benefits, receive full medical care, asylum seekers sit at the doctor and do teeth until german citizens can make an appointment with a doctor. for these words , opponents filed a police report against friedrich merz. the fact that, according to a tagesel survey, 72% of the newspaper's readers agree with the leader of the largest opposition party, it's one thing in the fifteenth year, when merkel said her famous, we can handle it, now the situation is completely different, at the moment faith in the capacity of the state is collapsing, there is a shortage of housing, places in gardens, teachers, everything that is so necessary for successful integration,

but most of all it is more expensive. transportation across the mediterranean sea.es rates in points to make it easier for vessel owners and lessees to negotiate prices. so, over the past week the corresponding index in the mediterranean sea rose from 107 to 219 points. simply put, the cost of fragt has doubled. the figures reflect concerns among market participants about the possible disruption of oil supplies to the world market if the conflict between israel and hamas involves others. countries of the middle east. in addition, do not forget that the routes of oil companies from all over the world pass through the mediterranean sea. this market is very lively. there are a variety of oil producers and suppliers there, that is, these are the countries of north africa, western and eastern part. this is an active use of the soed canal, yes, where cargo is sent, but it can also be redirected to the eastern coast of the mediterranean sea, respectively, these are american producers. these include the arab countries of the middle east, and by the way, russia, kazakhstan a

was sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a message, to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this war. and that was our correspond antonio kramer, reporting for us there. meanwhile, the world health organization says that the is really order forcing people to evacuate hospitals in northern cause a is a potential death sentence for vulnerable people. civilians were told they had until 1 pm local time today to travel to the south of gaza. beyond the why do you guys are wet ones? many displaced cousins have taken refuge that united nation schools in the south, but food, water and medical supplies are running low. of israel's military has been attacking targets. a police are linked to moss. i'm off says over 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one highway. the mood at garza's el cheapo hospital is overflowing work is dec corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them. and the hospital has run out of space for the remai

mediterranean is plunging into autumn, the weather will continue to become more and more difficult forviation; it is difficult to say how this will affect the course of the conflict. there is no one reason, i think there is a complex of reasons, firstly, they mobilized reservists, that is, there with you , how many 360,000 people say, the armed forces were replenished, even if the mechanism is there, and other things are debugged, there in any case for the deployed no, it takes time and there is a need for certain preparation and the like, that is, this in itself is apparently somewhat delaying, that is, with the beginning of the land operations, but we will continue to monitor weather conditions in the middle east. i’ve been working towards this all my life, we hope to meet it. in 10 days, it will be a record, cut, on the verge of possibilities, we are all with him, because he is the only one, at the maximum height, higher, don’t rise, you will just fall like a stone , with the speed of the wind, this is a super cyclone, a killer cyclone, it’s like he’s chasing you, what do you want,

eisenhower is sailing to the middle east, sailing to the mediterranean. it is designed to sell messages to israel and proxies including lebanon and hezbollah not to get involved. the eisenhower group will join the uss gerald ford that reached the coast earlier this week. also the u.s. state department said the number of u.s. citizens killed in last week's attack the number has climbed to 29 dead. 15 majors are still unaccounted for, anderson. >> and as john mentioned, the new u.s. warships are supposed to send a signal to groups like israel not to get involved. today israel exchange fire with tel aviv near the border. what sort of hostilities have been going on there? >> there's been some exchanges of fire. you mention mortar attacks coming from hezbollah oppositions in southern lebanon, just a short distance from the lebanese border now there was artillery fired from the israeli officers that are concentrated here now in preparation for a possible second front opening up. there's also a missile fired or two missiles, in fact, according to local israeli f

the syrian military reporting air strikes on saturday originating from the mediterranean sea. state media reports all scheduled flights had to be redirected through another airport on saturday. aleppo airport was hit by an air strike earlier in the week. meanwhile, lebanese militant group hezbollah says it attacked five israeli positions in a disputed area near the lebanon-israel border. israel says it hopes the group will not get involved as israel is trying to avoid getting into a two-front war. experts say they believe the main fighting is still between israel and hamas. >> yeah, i think it would be very clear to all of us if hezbollah was trying to open up a second front. we are nowhere close to that. what i would best assess right now is lack of centralized control and militants on the border that are engaging in skirmishing as well as some incursion off of the border -- over the border. but this is, again, what we have seen over the course of the last week is that overwhelmingly the fighting is hamas. the fighting has been planned by hamas. the fighting has been perpetra

had to allocate significant sums to the country to ensure border control in the waters of the mediterranean. to reduce the number of migrants arriving in the european union, however , tunisia stated that the preliminary agreements were violated and therefore lose all force. the flow of refugees to spain from italy instantly increased, they are transported by ship to the mediterranean sea, migrants are picked up by activists and taken to lampedusa. interestingly, the delivery of migrants by sea is mainly financed by the soros foundation and the german government. this has darkened sharply relations between rome and berlin. italians. they are dissatisfied with the activity of the germans and suspect them of artificially provoking a refugee crisis. they called on behalf of banks and stole money from belarusians. in minsk today , five members of the so-called black call centers were sentenced. the group operated for seven months. the defendants were introduced to investigators, police officers or the security service of the banking structure. through messengers, they lured out bank card details

it is in the mediterranean as well. it is in route to the eastern mediterranean. the carter hall and the baton currently remain underway in the gulf of aden. i know there have been questions about that and i will leave it at that. >> given what we were talking about drone attacks, is there going to be something for u.s. service members and their families and are there fears that the attacks will be geared towards u.s. service members, even if not in the middle east? >> i'm not tracking any specific threat in that regard. obviously, as i mentioned earlier, we do take force protection seriously, no matter where we are serving. so we will continue to do that. >> again, to separate things in terms of state department and its report -- its responsibility to warn u.s. citizens, u.s. military, wherever we are serving, we will take appropriate measures. right now i'm not aware of any specific threats against u.s. service members and their families, which is what i think you are asking. do you have a question? let me go to wall street journal. >> just two questions, is the

so they took and dragged two aviation groups into the mediterranean sea.military space forces are starting on a permanent basis, and patrolling in the neutral zone - airspace on the black sea, and our mik-31 aircraft are armed with dagger complexes, they, as is known, have a range of over 1,000 km, at a speed of mach nine, then this is not a threat, but we will carry out... visual control, control with weapons of what is happening in the mediterranean sea. more clearly on the map: here are the approximate routes of our patrols over the neutral zone of the black sea, here the water area, which included two american aircraft carrier groups, is an imaginary line at a distance of 1,500 km from the patrol zone, corresponds to the capabilities of the dagger, it turns out that the mig-31 with such a complex in the western part of its route... sees, so to speak, most of mediterranean sea. control over the territory is also maintained when the invader is in the eastern sector. the meeting between the russian president and the chairman of the people's republic of ch

especially iran, iran will respond and it’s not a fact that an aircraft carrier standing in the mediterraneanthere are a lot of things that indicate that a serious conflict may break out, and maybe a war. the use of the most serious weapons, so no one knows how events will develop, even those who stirred up this mess there, the americans, they don’t know what it will lead to, but on the spot the arabs warn them, the shiites there and others, they have already strike their bases in syria and etc., where the american bases are located, they warn them, guys, we are not the same as we were 10 years ago. there is only one way out, we need to create a palestinian state, since in 1947 the decision was made to attack this poor guterres, or he blurted out, he said correctly, people live in terrible conditions, they need to create a state, guys, not palestinian autonomy , here is your state, here is the jewish state, sit down and agree once and for all, there will be borders, they will live as in their own state, well then you can present. neither the israeli people nor the palestinian people need this

the -- in mediterranean countries. _ hot... the -- in mediterranean countries, climate _ hot...e tourism industry. taste starting to be felt in the tourism industry. we used to have way _ tourism industry. we used to have way smoother - tourism industry. we used to have way smoother nights. i tourism industry. we used to l have way smoother nights. the temperature used to go down a little bit and we have a little rest at night. but this summer, for 20—25 days, that didn't happen. so maybe in the future, we will have way more people coming to our destination in winter and autumn, coming to our destination in winterand autumn, and not coming to our destination in winter and autumn, and not that much in summer.— much in summer. temperatures are increasing — much in summer. temperatures are increasing in _ much in summer. temperatures are increasing in the _ are increasing in the mediterranean region — 20% faster than the global average. here in spain, there were four heatwaves last summer during which temperatures exceeded 40 celsius in many areas of the country, as the authorities

he directorfor the eastern mediterranean region. hejoins mediterranean region. mediterranean region. hejoins us live now from cairo. thank you for your time here on bbc news and newsday. i appreciate that it news and newsday. i appreciate thatitis news and newsday. i appreciate that it is early for you so thank you for waking up to answer some critical questions. how critical is the situation on the ground? good morning. thank you for giving me the opportunity. the situation is very critical. there are hundreds of thousands of people who've in a push to go to already crowded shelters with a severe lack of resources like water, food and hospitals are full of patients, many of them with severe injuries. icu beds are fully occupied. in addition to that there is a severe shortage of medical supplies, blood product is, hospitals sufferfrom blood product is, hospitals suffer from a shortage of water, fuel and electricity. there are tens of thousands of pregnant ladies who lack delivery services. there are hundreds of patients who are in icu in the northern part of hos

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin ordered to proceed to the middle east, not the eastern mediterranean as previously directed. austin predicted it will be a tougher fight than the nine-month campaign against isis in mosul. this may be more difficult because of underground network of tunnels, they have had a long time to prepare for a fight. i think you will seeie d's and booby traps and grinding activity go being forward. >> lucas: austin is ordering ballistic missile systems to the area. they have ballistic missiles and today the u.s. embassy in baghdad ordered all nonessential individuals to evacuate. trey. >> trey: stay safe, thank you for bringing information we need to make our decisions. we need ts and now where has blocked is attacking with our wider conflict joining us from beirut. >> reporter: a few days ago it sounds like shots fired. a few days ago the us embassy issuing warnings for americans in lebanon to leave as quickly as possible those warnings have become more urgent. today the us embassy says americans should leave beirut immediately even offering emergency loans to

aircraft carrier heading to the mediterranean as a show of force. there's a real understanding that if hezbollah gets involved in the fight, they have much more advanced weaponry than the gauze -- gazan militants have, and if that happens, it is an unpredictable arena. iran has threatened israel, hezbollah has threatened israel, the threats in gaza continue, and this is happening while there are hamas and islamicy jihad giants still in israeli territory and still trying to take people host toage. so there was this mindset and feeling if palestinians tried to infiltrate into israel, there would be an immediate response, they would be stopped at the border. it didn't happen. and as a result, hundreds of israelis are dead, thousands wounded, and the entire population of more than 9 million if people is experiencing one of the most traumatic events in the country's history. sandra. sandra: trey the, as you so intimately continue to report on all of this, i just want to make sure i get this back in here. arthel just reported this a few moments ago, that

i say it's the heart of the mediterranean. if you look at the mediterranean, it has a bit of this shape, and sardinia is right inside. people ask me where sardinia is. is it near rome? is it off the coast of naples? it's not. it's really in the middle of nowhere. there's nothing else around. (sophie fouron) claudia tavani. journalist and blogger, she left sardinia to start a career abroad but decided to return rather quickly. and this is her island. (claudia tavani) the main city is that way, cagliari. sardinia is around 25 000 square kilometers. most people know about sicily, and sardinia is basically as big as sicily, but it has a population of around 1,6 million. so compared to sicily that has around 6 million people, there isn't that many people here. sardinia has been regularly invaded. by the pisans, aragonese, the spaniards, people from genovese, phoenicians, romans, the arabs. that's why the flag has the four blindfolded dark faces, and those are the four moors, quattro mori, which is a symbol of sardinia. and at some

traveled to egypt to participate in the annual meeting of the member countries of the eastern mediterranean region of the world health organization, while attending this meeting with health ministers of pakistan and sudan met and discussed . according to the announcement of the ministry of health, the election for the position of the director of the eastern mediterranean region of the world health organization will be held this evening. on behalf of iran, ali akbari sari is one of the representatives nominated for this position. on wednesday, october 19th, the kuwaiti government award for controlling cancer, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes in the eastern mediterranean region will be awarded to dr. astwar, head of the tehran university of medical sciences' height and metabolism research institute. 1002 units of the national movement. housing delivered to applicants during the president's visit to fars province will be the provincial visit of the president to fars province is planned for the last days of this week. national housing in fars on the construction line. of the four million na

the pentagon is sending a second aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean.he "uss eisenhower." oren lieberman reports the deployment is meant to be a message to those who may want to get involved in the conflict. >> reporter: the pentagon has ordered a second aircraft carrier strike group to the eastern mediterranean as a deterrence message to iran and proxies in the region as we u.s. military bolster forces in the middle east as israel's war prepares to enter what officials call a bigger stage, the next stage. "the gerald r. ford" carrier strike group is already in the eastern med. that will be joined by the "uss dwight d. eisenhower" carrier strike group. the carrier station left norfolk friday. that will arrive in the region in a couple of weeks. it is a significant statement for the u.s. to send two carrier strike groups, all the force and power that entails, to the eastern med. in doing so, the white house and pentagon made clear it is not the role of the aircraft on this deck or the warships here to get involved in the fighting with israel. israel does

it will take some time before situated here in the mediterranean as well. these strike groups that have 6, 10 ships that go with them. they pack power. we'll watch that as we move throughout the day. for more, we got a good military. >> dana: joining us is former defense secretary mark esper. >> bill: sir, good morning to you. thank you for your time. what would the posture be for the strike groups in that region? >> i think first of all, bill, the posture will be to maintain an active patrol in the eastern mediterranean, prepare to support. first of all the message of the presence is political to send an assurance to israel that we got their back for them. second, it's a very strong deterrence message to iran, to syria and to hezbollah and southern lebanon, not to do anything. not to open up a second front or a third front. then, the third is it can facilitate other operations whether it's an evacuation, hostage rescue. i might add, we get back to the fact opening up other fronts. the ships have incredible contain to deploy munitions by aircraft but also t

as gerald r for strike group to the eastern mediterranean.ded missile destroyers and steps for the squadrons in the region. going on to say the u.s. maintains ready forces globally to further enforce this deterrence posture if required. the united states government will rapidly be providing the defense forces with additional equipment and resources including ammunition spirit they will begin moving today and arriving in the coming days. officials say the highest level have been in constant contact with since these began. they spoke in the pentagon says they will continue to consult in the coming days to ensure with weapons in israel. the u.s. could use some of these reposition weapons to assist israel. bill burns canceled the trip to an intelligence conference to stay in d.c. and enable more intelligent sharing with israel. benjamin netanyahu is warning of a long war. bracing themselves for a long response from the israeli military. this happens at a time when they were negotiating a historic peace agreement. an awful lot going on. u.s. offic

lloyd austin directed a group to the eastern mediterranean. senator chuck schumer said i asked defense department if they are giving israel everything they need and i was heartened to receive a yes. chuck schumer is in china. israel formerly declared war yesterday embarking on action and strikes against hamas for the saturday attack that left 700 dead, including 260 people caught off guard and murdered at a music festival. >> it is by far the worst day in israeli history, never before have so many israelis been killed by one single thing, let alone enemies. if you are americans and compare to american history, this could be 9/11 and pearl harbor wrapped into one. >> alexandria: jewish city is battling. israeli defense was fighting hamas and military spokesperson saying we thought we would be in a better place with several areas under control. maybe headway is being made. attacks on gaza levelled 159 homes and damaged others. the agency reporting refugee shelter was also hit during the strikes. "wall street journal" reporting iranian officials

the enemies of israel should be forewarned the world's greatest military position in the mediterranean sea and fledged unfailing support for israel. >> we are joined by the former ambassador to the un, current member of the knesset committee. there is so much misinformation out there whether negligence or intent so how can our viewers get the facts with a war half a world away? >> as you mentioned the hospital, the number of casualties. may be a dozen people who died and then they lied about israel and then to adopt their version. so i think the audience should be smart and understand the part of the world for the terrorist to play with the media and they had become very good at it. even when you look at the atrocities they have committed two weeks ago they took the time to videotape everything and broadcast live on facebook. they know how to play with the media and to understand it. but what we have to do is maybe they will continue to lie we will continue to fight at the end of the day they will be around to send messages or do anything they want. >> trey: , ambassador there are some

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london sent two warships to the eastern mediterranean . also begin observation flights over israel as part of its military support for tel aviv, the times writes. well, don’t forget that there are already two aircraft carriers off the coast of israel - gerald port and zinhaur, which are on their way to the eastern part of the mediterranean sea. turkish media reported that erdogan was furious when he learned that he had been sent to israel's shores. american aircraft carriers, but the turkish president's western partners quickly pointed out his place. joe biden said that turkey's military actions threaten security in the region and lead to the death of civilians. biden did not specify what military actions turkey is currently conducting. another hint to erdogan that it is time to stop worrying about gasses for muslims came from the european union. vice-president of the european commission schinas said that turkey should. make a choice in which country history wants to be, with the handshake gentlemen from the eu, nato and their lgbt values,

today it became known that other nato ships are moving to the eastern part of the mediterranean sea.its combat readiness and is deploying frigate ssara, as part of nato forces, near the coast of israel, well, that is, something will definitely begin. president biden once again expressed his support for israel and promised to continue to provide military assistance to the country. an american strike force, including the aircraft carrier gerald ford, has arrived in the region and can be used for rescue operations. national security adviser jake salevan said that at the moment the united states has no plans to send its soldiers to the conflict zone. at the moment, such plans are not being discussed. amid the conflict, the president surrounded himself with national security advisers, and also held a third telephone conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanya, offering additional military assistance, including controlled. biden also sent his secretary of state antony blinken to israel as political leverage to contain the crisis. allies worry that iran-backed hezbollah will a