afghan immigrants started working in the general directorate of foreign nationals and immigrants affairs of the ministry of interior. this structure can actually regulate the activities of social cultural activists in the field of immigrants, and by accurately feeling the problems and addressing them and providing solutions. those that can actually have positive results in an operational and operational way can really promise a big change in the field of women. in the discussion of the education of the girls of the nationals, after they become students , they are given passports, after they are given the program to finish their studies, they leave. 16 it is confirmed that the parents of iran are the parents of iran, the exit is confirmed 19 i have a series of problems for women nationals , let us bring these problems to the attention of the president, these capacities can really solve the problems of the country if they are classified and summed up. and said the director general of national affairs and foreign immigrants of the ministry of interior, this office was set up to investigate

registration, and as soon as this rule is prepared , it will be communicated to the general director of national affairs. and foreign immigrants qom governorate said that a center has been formed in qom province through which psychological support is provided to foreigners, adding that in this center , graduates of foreign nationals in the field of psychology provide psychological services to the vulnerable groups of foreign nationals. the foreigner of tehran governorate said that this center will provide training to foreigners in the areas of hijab and chastity, child rearing, training before and after marriage, and prevention of drug addiction. afghan immigrants from 7 provinces of iran took part in this competition in the age group of teenagers , youth and adults. this style is the traditional style of the afghan region in afghanistan, mrs. zinda. the first time the meeting was held and i was very interested in listening to the traditional afghan style and afghan laments, so they continued this with interest and for the first time this year in mes may. i want to be good for imam hossein holding a com

all the credits were deposited into the account of the relevant provinces, according to the national affairs officer of the international education center, the construction of these schools is 95% complete and will be delivered to iranian and afghan students by the beginning of the new academic year. we took special action on the order of the honorable president the president was also very emphatic regarding the completion of the remaining projects from the past events . how much will we offer for the 13 partially completed schools from 2019 to 2019 ? the current year is until 2021, we announced the credit of these semi-financed projects, and 6 projects have been opened, two projects are ready to be opened, and the rest are in progress . a number of employees of the department will be students the technicians of the taliban railway department traveled to tehran to participate in the training course and the afghanistan railway department announced that these people would work on the khaf railway in herat after the completion of the training course in iran. the employees of the taliban railway

justice of the russian federation konstantin anatolyevich chuichenko and minister of foreign affairs and national diaspora abroad of the algerian people's democratic republic ahmed attaf signed a convention between the russian federation and the algerian people's democratic republic. uh, the extradition of konstantin chuichenko. minister of digital development of communications and mass communications of the russian federation maksud igorevich shadayev and the minister of foreign affairs and national diaspora abroad of the people's democratic republic of algeria ahmed attaf signed an agreement between the government of the russian federation and the government of the people's democratic republic of algeria on cooperation in the field of mass communications. minister of agriculture of the russian federation dmitry nikolaevich patrushev and minister of agriculture and rural development of the people's democratic republic of algeria mohammad abdel-hafitene signed an agreement between the government of the russian federation and the government of the people's democratic republic of algeria on coopera

the russian language in the cis countries is confirmed by the chairman of the committee on nationalities affairs, this is one of the elements of economic and cultural integration, of course, the russian language is such a serious bond in our relations, and we still have a lot of issues that need to be resolved on updating the model of the cis to update the models of the eurasian space, to some extent, we still have a lot of work to do , and the russian language as our language of communication. he, of course, must also play his part, so to speak. russian, for example, was also spoken at inter-parliamentary meetings within the framework of the forum. so topical issues of russian-kyrgyz cooperation. discussed at a joint meeting with the committee on international affairs. defense security and migration jagorku, kineshsha of the kyrgyz republic foreign colleagues. in their speeches, they note the russian language helps different countries. understand each other better and maintain informal ties the republic of belarus ensured the comprehensive development of the functioning of the belarusian russia

a soldier attached to the united nations had come from this country. the minister of foreign affairsi also said that the un peacekeepers are fueling tensions in this country . i am talking to mr. mohammad sajjad vaez, an expert on african issues, mr. vaez. hello , basically, why mali is following it was the forces foreigners and un peacekeepers should leave the country . may god almighty bless you. greetings, politeness and respect to you and the new military government . the foreign policy of this country has also undergone significant changes and is in the western trend that has been going on in mali before. it is quickly losing its position and the approach of the forces that came into office was more related to security and continuing its path . it was not long ago that in this country the official authorities of the country announced that they wanted to be expelled and after the security council the united nations announced that it wants to review the attendance process the foreign minister of mali called for the united nations forces to leave the country without death due to sa

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and we weren't 1010 years ago we would have been called on our position on say, your national affairs, people call us like left these. now the left, these won't stick with the common sense, right. well no, you're absolutely right. there's nobody right now and i don't want to go of course here, but there is nobody right now who is more hawkish, like crazy, hawkish like war war war, war war. i mean they're chanting and they're, they're, they're cheering on world war 3, then the left, these, the devil cross x while now he's a while then. and it's like, i wonder, how does that happen? so. all right, george set those up in the case of george santos. yeah, we're looking at a guy who essentially seems to represent much of what we in america have now become and that is a lack of integrity if we're know what the word, right. i mean, you get, say, a guy has integrity when everything that comes out of his mouth can't be believed. and what is that us? is it him, is it a manifestation of what america has become? is it just the political world? what is it, what is it that? well, you know, it's inte

and the presidents role under article two as commander-in-chief, and the principal in the nations affairs. before fisa, there were -- the executive branch and the executive branch alone dictated how electronic surveillance was conducted for foreign intelligence purposes. so for those folks out there, like the wall street journal, who think that the fisa court should be abolished, as i said, i don't think it constitutionally can be abolished. fisa was designed entirely to add a judicial role in the conduct of american foreign intelligence operations, with respect to electronic surveillance. i might point out, to this day, as far as i know, the united states is the only country in the world that uses any kind of judicial intervention in its foreign intelligence surveillance process. >> let's go to mountain home, arkansas now. linda, on the republican line, go ahead. >> thank you. i really think they ought to keep the fbi out of there. we know we can't trust them, and we know they've been firing you guys. and these intelligence people, the big smart guys, they should never be around anything

and cnn chief of national affairs jeff zeleny, who i might add has covered barack obama since the beginningd what did you hear in these comments? >> well, not the beginning of time, but the beginning of the presidential campaign, and illinois state sensor, and so it is interesting when he weighs in on matters like this, and you are right, the republican party is not asking for his advice in this matter, but he said that he believes that republicans should have an honest accounting of the past and the present of the racial inequality of america, and listen to what he says specifically about this. >> if a republican who may even be sincere in saying that i want us all to live together doesn't have a plan of how do we address crippling generational poverty that is a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in this society, and we need to do something about that, now, we can't just ignore all of that and pretend as if everything is equal and fair, we have to actually walk the walk, and not just talk the talk. >> so the context is the presidential campaign of south carolina presidential candid

. >> chief national affairs correspondent, jeff zeleny, i cannot help but notice that he is actually running in that video, and does not seem to be an accident. >> no, he is generational change that he is offering here, and he does not have a national profile, but at 45 years old, he has been re-elected as the mayor of miami, and the son of the first cuban american mayor of miami, and he is making the rounds of the u.s. conference of mayors and traveling across the country with the optimistic message and time for the republicans to turn the page to fiscal conservativism, and one with optimism as well. we asked him what are the moments for the republican party, and his words are constructive. listen to this. >> there is no doubt that relitigating the 2020 election is no recipe for the republican party, and having a vision understanding that it is a generational moment, and people passing the baton from one to the next creates many tons for the country. >> he is the only hispanic on either side of the ballot, and he says that is needed as well. and john, no doubt he is facing an uphill

thoughts of afghan women in the general administration the affairs of foreign nationals and immigrantsthe ministry of interior , the department of afghan immigrant women's affairs has been established with the aim of dealing with the problems of afghan women. cultural and social activists are actually doing in the field of immigrants and they can accurately feel the problems and address them and provide solutions that can actually have positive results in an executive and operational way . it really promises a great transformation in the field of women. we will discuss the education of the daughters of nationals. after they become students, they will be given passports, and after the passports are given to them, at the end of the year, they will be 16. their parents are iranians. i am trying to bring these problems to the ears of the president. if these capacities are really classified and summed up , they can solve their own problems as well as the lies of the country . the director general of the affairs of foreign nationals and immigrants of the ministry of interior has said that th

he was special assistant the president for national security affairs and a senior director of the national security council under dr. condoleezza rice. he has extensive experience in congress as well, including as a senior advisor to senator tom tillis, as well as counsel and advisor on international security affairs to senate leader trent lott. he is son of an army artillery commander, and he spent his youth at fort bragg. he is a reserve officer in the united states air force reserve and holds the rank of colonel prior to joining the air force, served in the united states navy reserve with the joint forces intelligence, naval special warfare two in the office of naval intelligence. he is a graduate of the college of naval command and staff air command staff college, the united states army, war college and the joint forces college. it is my distinct pleasure to welcome secretary wilkie back to the nixon library today to help us this monument. ladies and gentlemen, i cannot tell you what a singular it is to be here at the nixon library and i've spent a great deal of studying president nixo

joining us now to talk about be this, is cnn chief national affairs correspondent, jeff zeleny, francesrez, the miami mayor maybe not someone on everyone's radar a few months ago now in. why? >> so many candidates they barely fit on the screen. but mayor frances suarez is making the case he is a generational type of new candidate with a new generational message. you can see in the video here playing on the screen that he is running for president literally. he is showing himself as a fit, young, 45-year-old republican, hispanic candidate. the only hispanic candidate in the race so he makes the argument he represents a new face and moment for the republican party. he was re-elected as mayor of miami. it's largely a ceremonial mayor position most of the power resides in the county board but he's been the face of the city government there. and he explained why he's running in an interview on good morning america. >> i think i have a different message than what other candidates have. i'm generational. that generational is a buzzword but someone who has implemented generational change to crea

. >> cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny is here with us, also notably a fast learnerff, not a good look for mayor suarez, but he has issued a statement. >> he issued a statement claiming he didn't quite hear hugh hewitt on the radio this morning but he did go on to say he is well aware of the suffering of the uyghurs in china. of course, this is a persecuted minority group in china which is widely discussed, it's a hallmark of the u.s. foreign policy, china of course a central part of any presidential election. when you're running for president you're running to be the commander in chief, it's a job application and today he failed, no doubt. he is not the first and only candidate to make missteps like this. it's why running for president as a mayor, as opposed from federal office, can be more difficult. look, it is a one off, but it's hard to imagine that he will be able to sort of move beyond this in the sense of being a serious candidate. if he makes the debate stage of course things like this obviously will come up, but he said weeble. of course, uyghur is the term

cnn global and national affairs analyst david singer with us now.'s start by trying to contextualize some of the rhetoric. we have the incendiary statements from chinese diplomats, the silent treatment from the chinese military officials. the relationship is clearly strained and has been for some time, but it's not cliek secretary blinken is going uninvited. he is not barging into beijing. this is keeping a delayed appointment. so how much of the tension, the aggressive rhetoric that kylie talked about will make it behind closed doors? how much of it should we discount as for potentially a domestic audience but they are going to get to more once they close those doors? >> well, good morning, victor. you got it just right. that's the true measure. you may remember that when the biden administration first came in, there was a meeting with secretary blinken and the national security advisor, jake sullivan, had with the chinese just weeks into the presidency in alaska, and the public portion of it, when the cameras were on, were full of vitriol chiefly

with us now, kristen holmes, cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny as well.s defamation case goes to trial in january 2024, you see where this goes with the timeline. it's going to take place right in the thick of presidential primary season, and he's also facing a lot of other legal hurdles at the exact same time. >> there's four trials that we know of that have been scheduled. and keep in mind, this last arraignment, that hasn't been scheduled in terms of the trial. there's four that we know of. and all of them are coming at a time that is incredibly critical for this political race. and this is why we continue to report that there really cannot be a real separation of the trump legal operation and the trump political operation. let's look at the trials that we know of. one being in october of 2023. that's the first one. this is the trump company civil fraud suit. this is brought by new york attorney general. then january 15th, e. jean carroll defamation trial. january 29th, a federal class action suit that accuses trump and his company of promoting a pyram

i want to bring in cnn senior political analyst gloria borger and chief national affairs correspondenteff zeleny with us, as well. he said a lot, and he said a lot of very memorial rabb things. it -- memorable things. it was also back to the future right from his ad that he put out announcing in a way -- previewing his announcement about the shining city on the hill. he talked about compassionate reforms here, sort of evoking george w. bush, as he's trying to cast an optimistic note about the future. what did you think? >> he also talked about civility. so i think he sounded like a traditional conservative republican who, by the way, and i think for the first time really took the gloves off. >> sure did. >> against his former boss, donald trump, by name which we really haven't heard before. and there were a lot of moments particularly when he was talking about the constitution when he said, you know, effectively i'm for it, and he tried to get me to break the constitution. i think -- do we have that clip? i hope so. >> yes, let's play this because this may be one of the pivotal moments

with us now to discuss cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny and ariano deveaux. happened? >> the maps had only one black majority district despite the fact that there's 27% blacks in the state. a lower court said that violates the voting rights act, ordered these new maps, and the state went right to the supreme court and everybody thought that this supreme court was going to really gut section 2 of the voting rights ac, and instead that's not what we got. chief justice john roberts writing for the majority. instead he left section 2 alone. he ordered new maps, basically alabama had said these challengers, they can't take race into consideration in the early times of drawing these maps, and he rejected that 100%. here's what he wrote. the contention that map--makers must be entirely blind to race has no footing in our section 2 case law. it was so stunning. i got so many e-mails from investigate right experts who did not -- who did not expect this at all. the vote roberts and the liberals with conservative brett kavanaugh all on the same side here, 5-4. >> very i

chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny is live in des moines, iowa, for us.ye state. what are you hearing from voters there? >> reporter: alex, voters are beginning to really focus on the message here. this week it was a pretty extraordinary back and forth between former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis. they've been sort of sparring more on the trump side for several weeks. this was at close range. of course the florida governor has been talking about his conservative ideas and taking some shots at the unfinished business of the trump years. trump for his part has been simply casting desantis as unready for the job. you know, going after his claim that it would take eight years to finish the job. of course, ron desantis is making the argument that if you elect him, he can serve two terms instead of one for trump. all this back and forth going on here really has voters scratching their heads. we met bob nichol earlier this week. he said he's still considering trump but looking hard at desantis. >> right now i'm on the fence i guess. i

the taliban foreign minister, in a meeting with the united nations evaluator on afghanistan affairs, said that foreign reporters understand the sensitivities of this country. mr. motaqian kabul has made achievements in the field of providing security and combating drugs without foreign aid, and the foreign minister the taliban said, however, the afghans only impose collective punishment and sanctions on behalf of the international community , while the international community must fulfill its responsibilities in this regard. thank you very much for your attention and cooperation. by the time i reached the mental and physical state of chewing that in the end of his official domestic speech about the laws related to the carrying of arms and the queen in the past of england wishes him well, so that it is not clear that the democrats are ready to send him to the field for the presidency of the united states, on the other hand , with the court cases and convictions of pi following trump in various courts, it is not clear to the republicans what will happen to trump and whether he will hav

our chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny is on the trail with former president trump in iowas jessica dean can in new hampshire as governor ron desantis takes his first tour of the state as a presidential candidate. jeff, i want to go to you first. trump and desantis are sparring over who can execute their agenda. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, it's clear that former president donald trump has several rivals in the race but the one he is clearly fixated on is the florida governor and he made that clear today when he was addressing a small group of conservative voters in the town of urbandale, west of des moines, and he was really bringing up ron desantis over and over but he did seize upon one thing in particular, it's actually a central argument the florida governor has been making. he's urging republican voters to pick him because he can serve two terms in the white house, not just a single term. so have a listen to this back and forth between these two candidates. >> have to be mission focus. you cannot get distracted with any of this. it will require a daily gri

i'm joined now tonight by cnn's former chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny, who's in iowaolitical commentator scott jennings who is a former special asint to president george w. bush. and sarah matthews a former press secretary for the trump administration and 2020 spokeswoman for his campaign. sarah, i think when you look at these polls tonight the answer on whether or not this latest indictment and arraignment hurts him is kind of a maybe. >> yeah, i think that it's more than probably just the indictment and folks being outraged about it. i do think this is a really strong case against him. obviously, others in the republican party think that it's politically motivated. but i think that this latest indictment just serves as a further reminder of how much drama and baggage comes along with a donald trump candidacy. >> yeah, the questions of course of just how many there already are against him and if there could be more indictments to come. scott, this poll, though, is also suggesting that trump lost support from republican-leaning independents and members of his own part

and former strategist for bill clinton's 1992 presidential campaign, james carville, cnn chief national affairsd political analyst and axios senior contributor margaret telam. we were just talking yesterday about him getting in the race, people may be wondering why -- is this argument for getting in. >> his argument is basically turning the, page turning the page away from trump, is giving a speech right now at reagan library, told not to mention the former president of all, he did not vote for him in the 16 -- that could be an issue on the campaign trail if he's asked about, that, but he's making this generational argument that relief filling his biography, and has a good story to tell him that front. the challenges, though the race is very crowded, it is a bit, late and exactly where is the market for that in this republican party. but i think his video this morning is -- showing him running throughout the streets of miami, obviously he looks different than donald, trump he looks different than a joe biden in several ways. so trying to appeal to the new generation i guess, that is what he, sa

our chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny is joining us. he's getting more information.mayor suarez, jeff, fit into the growing gop field? >> well, it's definitely growing. so he's the freshest face, but it's a long list. so certainly he knows that there's a challenge for him to break through with that, but he's going to do so he believes with a generational message. he describes himself as a new kind of a candidate, as someone who would turn the page from the trump administration, who would move on from the fights in washington. he truly talks about his time as the mayor of miami. and he was elected in 2017, re-elected by a very strong margin in 2021. interestingly he's a republican, but both of those races were nonpartisan. he did not vote for president trump either time. that might be a challenge in a republican primary, but he's going to be giving a speech tonight at the reagan library out in california, and he told me -- when i talked to him last year he was inspired by ronald reagan as a young boy by his optimism. of course he's a first generation cuban american, s

cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff is with us now.you can see he is a young candidate, 45 years old. clearly wanting to show he is in good shape and presents a generational change with many of the candidates in the race. as you said, the field is getting incredibly crowded. he becomes yet another republican. he is going to formally announce tonight at the reagan library. of course, that is an interesting venue. he said ronald reagan has been a hero of his since he was a young boy. again at 45 years old, he would have had to have been a young boy. he didn't really live through the reagan era. he was re-elected to the mayor of miami after being elected the first time with very strong margins. the mayor is largely a ceremonial role. most of the power in miami comes from the county board. he certainly is a spokesman and certainly a good face for miami. but i sat down with him last year to talk about what he believes is needed in this republican field and his comments now perhaps are more instructive than ever. >> there is absolutely no do

authors writing has appeared in claremont review of books national affairs city real clear politics, greatness and the daily signal. arthur holds master's from the university of chicago, a b.a. from emory, and is currently working towards ph.d. in philosophy at catholic university. arthur would you join us. all right. so i'm going to take my seat and we're going to get our conversation. okay. mary, i feel so far from you. i know. i think i was supposed to sit there rather than here. but we can we can all shuffle up one, if you like, and just crack on. i don't mind. let's crack on. let's cracker. all right. so. so, mary, can you. i'd love one to read a definition. feminism that i've heard you give before. it's a definition have haven't heard anyone else give before. you say that feminism is a doctrine. argues that we can and should use technology to the fullest extent possible to flatten the differences between the sexes, even at the expense of unborn life. i find it to be a fascinating definition. can you speak little bit about that definition of feminism and, the tension it creates

were leaked moldovan justice ministers doren-rechen adviser to the president on defense and national affairse former minister of internal affairs of moldova it is also reported that maia sandu's telegram account was hacked as part of a hacker attack and the alleged private correspondence of the president of moldova could be published on the website of hackers , but we went to this very site, raised the very archive of correspondence sergey sergeevich gave you to study what is interesting there, now, if you look closely, we see that people who should be engaged in defense national security screen has what they do, amazing correspondence, dope and different kinds of porn, and there is also to drop all their such lusts, which very clearly connects them to the ducknet, but for us , the other point that they are discussing is important. and how can you spoil russia as much as possible, what needs to be done in order to be able to carry out sabotage against? and how to do it in such a way as to unleash a war against russia, and now, it seems to me, somehow weaving this porn industry of drugs, whic

participate in this year's arbain hosseini conference, the director general of foreign nationals and immigrant affairs of isfahan governorate said in a meeting of arbain hosseini headquarters of afghan immigrants living in isfahan, in addition to afghan nationals have legal documents such as household passports and various types of residence passports. afghan nationals with census papers and with you can also participate in this year's arbaeen hosseini convention . pre-registration of applicants to participate in the arbaeen hosseini convention from yesterday for all afghan nationals with legal documents. it has started. the deputy of intellectual property rights of the ministry of justice said that iran deals with the issue of refugees based on islamic values, but the approach of western countries towards refugees is selective. ownership fakhri of the ministry of justice said that afghanistan is a country with a common religious, cultural, and linguistic background in history. isfahan is one of the countries with the highest number of jumps in the world, and iran has accepted the most refugees in six

the united nations about the humanitarian disaster in sudan he warned that the united nations humanitarian affairs officer should respond quickly to the conflict between the army and the forces. he said that the darpur plan is rapidly moving towards a humanitarian crisis and the people of this region are living in a real nightmare. the war in sudan has entered its third month , spreading the conflict to distant areas from the capital, the number of wounded and displaced victims is increasing every day. the word of assurance is that the sudanese accent is softening again towards the borders of the tent country . these people are walking on foot without any equipment and some even without shoes . causing displacement the residents of the northern part of this country fled to the border areas of egypt to escape the war, and there are more than 15,000 displaced people in ehud and laser centers. as you can see, there are no health and service facilities here . foodstuffs do not intend to enter egypt. about 40 people died due to illness and are accused of committing war crimes. civilians are the most vi

the general director of foreign nationals and immigrant affairs of isfahan governorate said that the provision of educational services to foreign nationals has expanded in recent years . 800 million rials have been paid for the construction and completion of the 12th grade school in barkhar city from the funds of the united nations high commissioner for refugees. according to mr. naderi, the most services received by the refugees living in the province are related to afghans, he continued. the services offered to foreign nationals include various economic, social, cultural, educational, medical and therapeutic fields. the exceptional education and training organization said that the deadline for new students to register in the system has been changed to july 10. according to hosseini, it is expected that one million six hundred thousand tomans there will be a new academic year, of which 1,482,000 new iranians and nationals have registered in the system, and 150,000 people remain, of which 40,000 are out of the game, about 90,000 of these people. there are about 48,000 nationals so far

united nations security council that was held on syria, the special envoy of the united nations on syrian affairs to the recent meeting of the foreign ministers of iran , russia, syria and turkey in moscow, along with the meeting of the foreign ministers of egypt and jordan, saudi arabia, iraq and syria in jordan and also the meeting of the arab league on the table with the presence of the syrian president, he pointed out that these diplomatic activities will help to advance the peace and stability of syria. it has not been achieved. we should take advantage of the current unique opportunity that diplomatic activities have provided to stabilize the situation in syria . the vast majority of the syrian population still has serious problems in meeting their daily needs of water, food, health and industry. they are in collective shelters . there is not really a crisis in terms of the safety of women and children. 70% of the syrian population now needs foreign humanitarian aid . the representative of the islamic republic of iran in the united nations also it said that the continuation of unilateral sa

and if there are no national affairs within the limits of indignation, because it is obvious that thisf the entire policy of what it was called, anyway, we will make it the current government. we will do everything. in order for nato to come if this does not happen, and it certainly will not happen, because even a side table is far away. no no no no no membership and so further, then you understand the goal, dmitry the goal of the war between ukraine and russia is one of the goals - it was just to win and become since there is no victory, then there is no nato membership, so who determines seriously? who determines whether ukraine will be or not, except for the russian federation, no one checks? how are you realities and selena selensky today, speaking in parliament, tried to jump over himself. he tried to logically justify the fact that russia is now profitable for russia. well, i will not take the arguments that he made dmitry and understand why i will explain. why, because everything is everything. this politicking covers up two specific things. zelensky said today. do you understan

ukraine on the way to the north atlantic alliance - the deputy minister of foreign affairs said on the air of the national marathon of affairs andriy melnyk, there is some option that we may not even know about today, on which these negotiations are being conducted today , it is obvious that this will be a step towards our membership, a new missile threat from the north , the russians are moving a coastal missile complex to the bryansk region, they say in the general staff thus , seven regions find themselves under threat of shelling. another ball is allegedly in crimea. at least his photo was published by local telegram channels. how effective is ukrainian air defense against the ball? our daryna found out dobrovolska, four launchers of 8 cruise missiles each, a total volley of 32, this is the composition of a division of one of the russian coastal missile complexes, the number of its weapons are sonic cruise missiles kh-35 and kha-35, which fly at a speed of up to 900 km/h at low altitude and almost imperceptibly for radars , at least one enemy bal complex was previously located in the south near the bl

he says, as well as kidnapped children. at the beginning of the 53rd session of the united nations human affairsurk also condemned the policy of repression in russia, well, there is another representative of the un, and today she told the commissioner that russia does not give representatives kill the un on the sub-county of the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine and they would just like to bring their people there to see how much trouble and a great deal of trouble there is in the kherson region, and she says that russia does not allow them to enter there today, piskov - this is the same as what putin's spokesman said and explained why russia does not allow the oo people to enter the kherson region, the quote is brilliant in quotes, the quote by piskov, you know that there is constant shelling , constant provocations, civilian objects are fired upon, the population is fired upon it is very difficult to provide them, that is, the humanitarian mission of the un - the security of ugh and who is it fired at from there and it will be nothing and it would not be necessary if you got out of t

russian control is receding under the high commissioner the united nations in humanitarian affairs has announced that in order to clarify the disastrous consequences of the destruction of the centipede, the kafka sazai dam with 2 km width and 30 meters height and with a storage of 18 cubic kilometers of water must be waited for, of course, before the destruction in the early hours of tuesday morning. they blamed each other for it and the reason is still not clear. the kafka dam on the dnieper river was built above the course of 100 water reservoirs . it was used to cool the nuclear power plants of zaporizhia. the forces that are now under the control of russia. due to the damage of dam one some of the water level has gone down and the international nuclear energy agency has warned that in the next two months there may not be enough water to cool the heart of the power plants, but the areas downstream of the dam that you see are the areas under russian control and the crimean peninsula. it was provided from here that currently 30 towns and villages have been cut off, 2000 houses are und

is following the end of a 3 days ceased by a of the heavy fighting interrupted around the national capital affairs buchholz also taking place in the city of on don't amount and fox 20 kilometers from cartoon. and then searching group is set to if and using m. c across the missiles against states miniature, yet submitted on the intelligence are also said to have fallen into military command center. violence initially began a couple of months ago, passes between the suited news army and a power military force known as the r s f. because it is believed to despise more than 2 and a half 1000000 people. local journalists, abdullah who's saying, says it's only getting what i know the situation is for the kids to truly, really quickly uh, for the series fire agreement, tests ended specifically and undermined safety, which is located in the comforts of hospital. so it has to be in an intensive class just unimpressive. extend or failure or heavy bombardment and heavy and you think of heavy artillery. heavy width is light width is also there has been, uh no size. uh, the r as f u as built rawlins missiles,

the united nations security that was held regarding syria, the special envoy of the united nations on syrian affairsthe recent meeting of the foreign ministers of iran , russia, syria and turkey in moscow, along with the meeting of the foreign ministers of egypt and jordan, saudi arabia, iraq and syria in jordan and also the meeting of the arab league in the table with the presence the president of syria and that these diplomatic movements will help to advance the peace and stability of syria, which has become, we should use the current unique opportunity that has been provided for diplomatic activities and in order to stabilize the situation in syria. the syrian population still has a serious problem in meeting their daily needs of water, food, health and shelter. they are in collective shelters, in terms of the safety of women and children . 70% of the syrian population is now in need of foreign humanitarian aid . he said that the continuation of unilateral sanctions has ruined the situation of the syrian people and hindered the provision of aid to them, while the western countries should correct