that uber appointed the vice-chair of the national police council.— national police council. full-time — national police council. that is not a full-time role _ national police council. that is not a full-time role but _ national police council. that is not a full-time role but there - national police council. that is not a full-time role but there are - national police council. that is not a full-time role but there are two. a full—time role but there are two vice chairs — a full—time role but there are two vice chairs and supporting the full-time _ vice chairs and supporting the full—time chess i was one of those. you served — full—time chess i was one of those. you served in that capacity for four years until 2019, would it be correct you when doing a job at the metropolitan police and parallel to your role with the pcc. mr; metropolitan police and parallel to your role with the pcc.— metropolitan police and parallel to your role with the pcc. my main “0b was with the — your role with the pcc. my main “0b was with the meta- d your role with the pcc. my main “0b was with the

in the first year of the quotas being reported to the national council, there were twice as many ukrainiandio. dmytro horkin, a member of the public broadcasting board responsible for radio, television and digital, believes that quotas have contributed to the development of the ukrainian music industry. we already had a playlist full of ukrainian songs. after the introduction of quotas and, well, a certain boom in the music industry, these songs became much more, just from the beginning of this year, which is not over yet, we have plus 800 new songs, which correspond to the radiofriendly format , just now startak, cellular love , we are listening, according to the monitors of the national council for television and radio broadcasting, the radio stations exceed the language quotas, every song on the radio until the second sounds ukrainian. nataliya tkachuk, oleksandr prozorov, volodymyr putyat, united news on suspilny. well, and about the development of ukrainian music, ukrainian song, we will talk further with kolya sirga, he is a singer and leader of the cultural assault, a soldier of the

the national council noted that, according to the monitoring results, the program has signs violationf the law on the media, which prohibits the dissemination of discriminatory statements regarding nationality, age, gender, and other characteristics, asked the national council to check, ukrainian obutsman dmetro lubinets and the security service of ukraine appealed. if the polish authorities do not solve the problem of blocking border crossings with ukraine, the european commission may start a disciplinary procedure. against poland, because brussels, they say, is losing patience, the polish media rfm-24 writes about this with reference to an unnamed spokesman in the european commission and adds that some in the european commission believes that the polish authorities are not doing everything possible to solve the problem and stop the protest of polish carriers. however , in an official comment to radio liberty, the representative of the european commission, albert janz, neither confirmed nor questioned the information about the alleged punitive measures from the european commission an

when i started with any age, i was on the national council and i was on the national council for sixyears and i was happy to learn that we had a code of ethics for working with native american and indigenous products. are projects and communities and that code of ethics really kind of states what you just said, right. making that any project that was focused on or indigenous knowledge. any kind of curriculum that might be created or cultural heritage that the tribe in the community or of individuals were aware that they were consulted, that they were allowed to be a part of the project and inform the project, moved forward. so we try to make sure that that's always the case. so, you know, you do have to ask questions you do have to kind of say and make sure that applicants are thinking about that the other way is that we try think about this is we think about who's serving on a panel, right. so as you know, you apply to age and it's you you as the public get to decide who gets funded. you're the ones that tell who are good projects that should be funded and which are not good project

my guess is that kapchen and haas told someone on the national security council what they had done. rity council, someone from the staff answered their phone. call, i'll tell you, they listen to a lot of people. everyone likes to think of themselves as influential and important, they had the opportunity to do so, they could meet the white house, and probably it gave them some satisfaction, but i would not exaggerate the significance of the event. at the official level, the american authorities say that they are not pushing kyiv to negotiate with the kremlin, in particular because they do not see what could be discussed with the russians now. the same is said unofficially in government offices, my interlocutors assure me. and these external conversations about the need for negotiations do not put pressure on the white house. the arguments that are really weighing on the white house are questions about how much more are we going to spend money, why ukraine is important to us, and not our own southern border, which people easily cross. we have a problem at home, how long will it take, w

the president is the chairman, who according to the constitution is the chairman of the national security councilthat he is a key figure, a figure precisely, during the war, but all these people are members of the national security council, any problem they have, at least raise it in they have a unique platform and not one for solving these problems, but often these problems are not solved there for some reason, representatives of various ministries and departments sat behind closed doors in a closed session on the committee platform, who finally had a unique opportunity to tell each other in the eyes about those problems and about different views on their solution, which for some reason they did not do, having the cabinet of ministers and the national security council, if we talk about the first persons of these ministries, how to give this image of ukrainian corruption in the army, which is actively now too, i would say that it is being exploited because it is far from the opinion that our ministry of defense is the most corrupt structure, this may be a crooked opinion, but i will explain why,

the national house of free dialogue will be launched soon. secretary of the supreme council of cultural revolution by announcing this news, the first page program said that with the election of the president of the national house of free dialogue in the next session of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, the establishment of these houses will speed up. the secretary of the supreme council of cultural revolution in the first line program, while referring to the missions of this council in the field of science , cultural and social technology , identified a central issue from the approaches of the transformation document of this council . there is a fetus, there is a population, let me tell you , children have work, which means the needs and priorities that we have done as a result. these tables in the headquarters are made up of generals and those strong educated people who work in these fields, for example, famous personalities who work in the quantum field and design this quantum table , write the document, and then take the lead, mr. khosr and panah referring t

the national bank monitors the financial transactions of the peps even after the dismissal of the top official. adoption of the law on media. the council was the first to fulfill this norm, developing and adopting legislation on national minorities. what hungary insisted on, the anti-oligarchic reform. initially , the eu was recommended to implement the law on de-oligarchization voted before the full-scale invasion, which contained criteria for determining such persons, but it turned out that this impossible, the venice commission recommended postponing its implementation for the period after the war, as well as making the anti-monopoly committee independent and stronger. they will have, to these seven conditions , additional comments and recommendations on how we should improve them, in particular the anti-corruption one... in particular , the bloc that concerns national minorities. expert yuliya shaipovova believes that after the evaluation, the european commission can give ukraine additional conditions that must be fulfilled before the december summit. most likely, this will be a continuation of the judicial reform, because those re

well, actually, today, on the one hand, the national council is really implementing its own. the rightication of the first source, where iryna farion on the air, made her high-profile statements , which are currently the subject of an investigation by official structures, at the same time, nevertheless, we in the national union of journalists of ukraine emphasize that, first of all, if there is an investigation into public persons, in relation to politicians, in relation to officials, then again it is not extreme to be mass media, and if there are misdemeanors and violations by a public person, first of all sanctions should be applied to such a person and only then it is possible through discussion, through everything to talk about certain responsibilities and sanctions for mass media, so right now, of course, we, we, we are experiencing , we are in solidarity with the fifth channel, it is obvious that the colleagues who volunteer, who inform as much as possible, who make a huge contribution, then they do not deserve and in this situation they, well, if for punishment, especially since

we also saw the national security council- the national security council spokespersonjohn kirby the nationalng today that it we talk about military pressure he said that now there are more gazans in the south there is an added burden on israel to account for extra innocent life in the southin extra innocent life in the south in any operations. from our own journalists on the ground we know there have been strikes in southern gaza as well. what does this mean for an eventual continuation of his really operations? we an eventual continuation of his really operations?— really operations? we do not want to see _ really operations? we do not want to see any _ really operations? we do not want to see any palestinian l want to see any palestinian civilians being caught in the crossfire. not in the north, not in the south, not anywhere. there are reports of more than 14,000 there are reports of more than 111,000 people killed and more than 5000 children. how does that add i was not wanting to see civilians caught in the crossfire?— see civilians caught in the crossfire? , . , , crossfire? these are

council? a resolution was passed in the united nations security council. this resolution is the main content of a humanitarian pause in the war, which is why this resolution is important because the westerners, especially the americans, with all the previous resolutions that are small the most important issue regarding the cessation of crimes and killings of the people of gaza by the zionist regime was that they opposed and compromised the resolution that other countries , including russia, presented in the united nations security council . a defeat, a victory for the front of resistance and a defeat for the americans, and i think the main reason why the americans had to withdraw is actually the atmosphere in the world public opinion against the killing of innocent people in gaza. wide was created. the second point, which in my opinion was the failure of the americans, was this that in the previous resolutions or the action of hamas, they condemned or condemned the act of terrorism, which is not mentioned in this resolution, this is again a huge failure fo

jewish national council, the jewish national council, as it was called, became an important factor in, let's say, the solution or finding a model of involvement of the jewish community, the minority to political, social life in the state, and let's say, here the experiences of, let's say, both states were a little different, the perception was a little different, but the movement was in the same direction and it was extremely, it was extremely important, so in fact those differences, those political changes. without a doubt then, especially in the context of the stormy events of the 19-20th years, they made themselves known, because there were different models, different visions, the solution, in particular, of foreign policy issues, of course , was problematic for the people of galicia after a long war with the polish state, to seek an understanding with the poles, of course for er , central and eastern ukraine, we say so, eastern ukraine for the ukrainian people's republic, it was problematic to see any partner or ally in the bolsheviks. and under such circumstances those difference

the minimum payments to artists and screenwriters, however, the deal still has to be approved national council of trade unions of american actors, only after that... about the main events up to this minute in our news release, the presidents of russia and kazakhstan held negotiations in astana, discussed the role of the csto in ensuring regional security, agreed to develop peaceful nuclear energy, production and transportation of energy resources, and as a result of the meeting, they signed a plan of joint action between the two countries for the future of russian-kazakh relations in the northern regions gas, southern schools and a number of other important agreements following the negotiations between the presidents of russia and kazakhstan in astana. the kremlin and akarda find compromises on any issue, and these mutually beneficial solutions make it possible to achieve mutually beneficial ones. moscow and astana, we attach great importance to interaction in transport-railway-freight passenger transportation. great prospects are opening up in connection with the development of the internatio

. _ committees, or the national security council. or— committees, or the national security council every 24 hours _ kept changing his mind every 24 hours and _ kept changing his mind every 24 hours. and no matter how good your coordination — hours. and no matter how good your coordination mechanisms are, that makes _ coordination mechanisms are, that makes it— coordination mechanisms are, that makes it impossible because the moment— makes it impossible because the moment you start to try to implement the decision— moment you start to try to implement the decision that was taken the previous— the decision that was taken the previous day, you get different instructions coming through. sol think— instructions coming through. sol think a _ instructions coming through. sol think a lot — instructions coming through. sol think a lot of play has to come down to the _ think a lot of play has to come down to the prime — think a lot of play has to come down to the prime minister's handling of it, to the prime minister's handling of it. rather— to the prime minister's handling of it, rathertha

we in the supreme council of the cultural revolution, in fact, in the field of science and art , we have to do the work of the supreme national security council, but in the field of science and culture, we also do the work of the general staff. but in the field of science and culture, that is, in addition to policy-making and strategies , the important point here is that we have two hands, one is the government and governing bodies, such as the ministry of science, ministry of behdad. ministry of cultural guidance , islamic guidance, advertising organization and other fields , other institutions, and secondly, popular organizations it means that the guidance and leadership of popular organizations, especially the middle circles, should also be the cultural revolution council, but this guidance and leadership, which is not followed by orders, in other words, the rule of a hierarchical pyramid , should be ordered from above by the cultural council. after that, the cultural and scientific organizations that the ministry of education, science, publicity and other places call for public thanks to implement will not happen. the mod

council meeting on the account. an emergency meeting of the united nations security council was convened to discuss the recent strikes that took place in the people's republic of done ask, and how civilians were killed and his parents that ukraine. the proxy of the united states armed by the united states is breaking international law, deducting war crimes and killing civilians. the gory details of how many civilians were killed and what was clearly a strike. targeted and aimed at civilians were gone over by the russian ambassador . and eventually when he spoke before the 15 member body that leads to the united nations affairs and is unable to use my sponsor, them as a full them will be bullied by find the key of regime and the executives about orders and by the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons, which as we know also i coordinate the goals, the strike, and the washington, which is accustomed to using this time to cover up its own crimes and the crimes of its allies in yugoslavia. afghanistan and the middle east, deaths to coal, such tragedies, collateral damage, even in the rock war. in 2003, the

the united nations announced at the security council meeting. they stress that nowhere in gaza is safe. immediate firefighting is required. every day in gaza, 180 women without water, without anesthesia for caesarean section, without electricity and supplies medicine gives birth to their baby. more than 530 palestinian children were killed in gaza and so on. schools should not be targeted. more than two million and 20 thousand people in gaza are surrounded and completely deprived. in this security council meeting, the russian ambassador rejected the claim of the zionist regime that the forces of the islamic movement hamas are present in gaza hospitals and said: we have not seen any evidence to prove this claim. we hope that all parties will respect the humanitarian pause agreement in gaza. let's not forget that israel's reaction to this qatar letter is its insistence on the unseen it was catch. the representative of china, who presided over this meeting of the security council, condemned the attack on civilians in gaza and the attempt to forcibl

the security council is the only mechanism of the united nations that has power. protect the law enforcement but we have seen that the american security council vetoes any effort that can prevent israel's attacks . at the same time, the heads of 18 important organizations of the united nations, from the heads of the world health organization, the united nations children's fund, unicef, and the world food program to the high commissioner for human rights and the united nations coordinator for humanitarian affairs , warned in a joint statement that a ceasefire should be established in gaza as soon as possible. be established humanitarianly. meanwhile , the united nations warned that the nightmare of gaza is more than a humanitarian crisis, but a crisis for humanity in the world. gaza is turning into a graveyard it is children and every day hundreds of boys and girls are killed or injured in gaza. israel's ground operations and continuous bombing of civilians, hospitals, shelters, mosques. churches and un facilities continue and no one is safe. the secretary general o

this is what the russian representative said before the united nations security council. the super israel is depriving the international community, including rush or of deputy united to deliver much needed to humanitarian aid to governance. the absolutely moral and humanitarian imperative for a cease fire was reduced on big use. call's for susan pauses, whom no basis in israel's commitments to international in humanitarian law. there was no doubt that any humanitarian forces could change the current situation that is in itself completely unacceptable. as the spot and the conflict zone is needed as soon as possible, that is the only way to prevent future fatalities and establish the provision of the community or an 8 to those in need, especially children is royal storage is unfortunately to complete the advantage of the us promote drift and security council and were quick to call, the adopted resolution, pointless stating their intention to ignore it and continued clearing out the ghosts, trip. and now the united states and the budget ministrations damaged firmly behind th

when it is suddenly announced, even at the level of the national security council, that we have a network after sivkovich, there are searches at 30 locations, so immediate assistants... hetmantsev, not a single hair of him is involved in this investigation fell, the same now with arestovych, that arestovych is such a banking opponent, he is mixing things up with various substances, zelsky personally, so wait, what financial resources and organizational resources arestovych can rely on in the event of running for the presidential elections, except bank account, he has no other resource, none. and i sometimes get the impression that zelenskyi is being intimidated by arestovych so that he listens a little, well, to the same thing, for example, yermak or someone else. as you said, mr. volodymyr, it is pro-russian nationalist, arestovych, taking into account what has been happening in ukraine over the last two years, with the beginning of the great war, in ukraine, do you think there is still a pro-russian electorate left, that is, whether there are many voters, because we know that in the eas

responds to all of this with national security council spokesperson john kirby. he's making his way over to our white house camera right now. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> we are back with our world lead. families of hostages are anxiously waiting to see whether their loved ones will be released in the coming hours or days. that excruciating uncertainty is creating a new set of anxieties and even tensions among some families. just adding to the miserable nightmare so many of them have been living through since october 7th. clarissa ward talks with some of those who were trying to keep their hope alive. >> reporter: even as the first batch of hostages is poised to be released, they are not backing down. look in their eyes this pro

that's according to israel's national security council chief. also had more than $5350.00 to ensure an apple rating being reportedly chilled, tall among children and secret. unicef cries fell over the imminent danger of leave for academics in dogs as the humana trains of calls for access to water and sanitation for children of dr. sarah, some distrusting details with us. in the last night, we have received many patients in a critical condition from the noise. this includes children that help the legs amputated or on conscience when they reach us. most of these children contel us who they are and relatives of hostages still held by hamas to take to the straits of tel aviv expressing mixed feelings over the truth. as only 50 out of more than 200 captives are expected to return to the fear of everybody is that this will give the how much time to reorganize the still thinking about the people who are the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. no sign of a terror attack. that's the f b i is a preliminary assessment of a c

amy: israel is rejecting a united nations security council call for urgent and extended humanitarian pauses in gaza as israel's bombardment of the besieged enclave continues for a 41st day. the u.n. security council passed the resolution by a vote of 12 to 0 with the united states, britain, and russia abstaining. it is the first pass by the u.n. since israel began its bombardment. this comes as israel is continuing its military raid on al shifa, the largest hospital in gaza. israel has long claimed hamas placed a major command center underneath the hospital but israel has not shared any evidence of this so far. israel has displayed images of weapons they claim were found inside the hospital, but hamas has dismissed the photos as propaganda. on wednesday, the secretary general of the world health organization tedros adhanom ghebreyesus condemned the raid on al shifa. >> israel's village or incursion into al-shifa hospital in gaza city is totally an acceptable. hospitals are not battlegrounds. we are extremely worried for the safety of staff and patients. protecting them is paramount.

according to israel and national security council chief also had more than $5350.00 to insure and have already been reported. lead shield of a tall among children sickening unicef prize fell over the imminent danger of blissful f at that makes in dogs as the humanitarian group calls for access to water and sanitation for children. a local doctor share some distressing details with us. in the last night we have received many patients in a critical condition from the know. this includes children that have legs amputated or on college since when they reach a place of these children. conchella some day off and relatives of hostages still held by her moss picked through the streets of tel aviv expressing mixed feelings over the truth. as only 50 out of more than 200 captives are expected to return home. besides the fear of everybody is that this will give us a much time to reorganize. they're still thinking about as people who are breaking the i'm rachel rupe to live in moscow. you're watching r t international no sign of a terror attack. that's the f b i is a preliminary assessment of a ca

secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine, speaker of the verkhovna rada.poroshenko's main supporter. in the 2019 elections, he became the european solidarity deputy at number two. the first one was, of course, from the candy oligarch. parubiy is still in the ukrainian parliament. i think any other time, chop it up. i would never the head of parliament, never, this was his reward for everything that he did during this entire revolution, the crimes that he committed, it was for this that he received his position, and not for his, relatively speaking, intelligence or his authority among parliamentarians , well, that’s for sure, i can absolutely assure you of this, but the maidan became their finest hour, where he spoke from the podium, virtually every day. comradeship, brothers and sisters, ukrainians, glory to each of you, lord, for today's sun, on the day of the winter holiday, and you you know, such internal impressions, the lord is with us. the protesters were brainwashed by a representative of the ultra-right wing of local politics. in 2012, he was even

and lastly, there mohammed not even the westbank city of ramon us national security council spokesperson, john kirby has hailed what he calls president biden's key role in mediating the gals. a truce, which has yet to come into force. today we wake up the good news. thanks. the president binds personal leadership and involvement. a deal now has been struck between israel and homos to release more than 50 hostages, that a mazda has been holy. so a lot more work to do, but it's a good day today. well, despite the praise, joe biden has so far refused to bach. i last thing cease fire for gas that john kirby other done. washington will keep supporting israel while working to help secure the release of all remaining hostages. held by him must be made no mention of the thousands of the tang postings who are still behind bars in israel. but i saw discuss this with dimitry leon a spokesperson for the fata, reformist democratic function. a good thing could to see you again at dimitri with the aggrieved for days cease far. no, i postpone by israel until at least tomorrow. no guarantees as well. i s

below is an excerpt of an interview with the secretary of the national security council for your attentionlet 's start then with the article of the commander-in-chief , general zaluzhnyi, the article for the economist, this is the fresh one that appeared this morning. so he announced the threat of an opposition war, which is in favor of russia, and named five such priorities for ukraine at this stage. air superiority, radio electronic warfare, counter-battery warfare, mine clearance technologies and increasing reserves, well, actually the first four positions are in particular what depends on our western partners, in your opinion, what is preventing the west from helping ukraine with more weapons and necessary means? i want to remind you, back to the situation that was in february, in march of 22, if you remember, we begged to give protection to our sky, we begged to close our sky because it was about our children, it was about our civilians, etc., unfortunately we didn't get any at that time. well, help began to arrive, it gradually arrived, and we very carefully monitor in the apparatus

citizen, who is an american that lives in washington, the head of the national council of resistance of iran office and told me that yes, iran can strike anywhere they want and he says that does include right here in the united states. >> bret: eric shawn in new york. thank you. >> dana: bring in fran townsend, you were there on 9/11 and that worry about another 9/11 has been in existence from there. how much closer are we to that moment than we were even on september 10th? >> we really have always worried about the hezbollah presence in central and south america. 1992 they committed the bombing against a jewish site in argentina. they've always had a presence. when you see the rise in illegal immigration on the southern border that's part of what director wray is talking about. with what's going on in the middle east, these groups use these images, this propaganda, to inspire others who might either cross our southern border or already here to pull off an attack. anything from what we used to call a lone wolf, an individual inspired, to a group. and so with the iranian calls for it,

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of killing the defenseless people of gaza by the hands of the zionist regime , the united nations security councilsed a resolution that only emphasized the humanitarian time in gaza. the united states, england, and france have also vetoed all resolutions to stop the attacks of the zionist regime on the people of gaza. the approval of the humanitarian pause resolution and not the complete ceasefire after the zionist regime's attack on gaza and after four unsuccessful resolutions of the security council, the resolution that china and russia considers it weak. the security council should have passed a stronger resolution than this, and of course much earlier than today, and end the israeli attacks on civilians in gaza. russia voted gratefully for this resolution because it believes that a complete ceasefire should have been requested. a resolution was approved in which the basel fire was emphasized. america has always prevented the cessation of attacks on gaza . it is a shame that the security council approved such a weak resolution. the united states and the united kingdom also abstained because thi

after about 40 days, the resolution was approved by the united nations security council. well, the main content of this resolution is a humanitarian pause in the war, which is why this resolution is important because the westerners, especially the americans, with all the previous resolutions, the slightest issue about the pause in crime and killing the people of gaza were opposed by the zionist regime . and they vetoed the resolution that other countries, including russia, presented in the united nations security council. in my opinion , it was a victory and a defeat, a victory for the resistance front and a defeat for the americans, and i think the reason the main reason why the americans were forced to withdraw was actually the atmosphere that had been created in the world public opinion against the killing of innocent people in gaza. the second thing that i think was the failure of the americans was that in the previous resolutions or actions they considered or condemned hamas as a terrorist act , but there was no mention of it in this resolution. this is again a huge

council for the past month , it was inconclusive. in all these four weeks, because of the constant support of the united states, england, and many european countries, the zionist regime the united nationsncil have been engaged in genocidal killings in gaza the totally ineffective security of the same situation caused the head of the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights in new york to resign. in his resignation letter, this senior un human rights official described america, england and many european countries as partners in the crimes of the zionist regime. all the members of the united nations, including the western countries that are members of the security council, are obliged to fulfill their obligations towards international human rights laws. security is the only un mechanism that has the power to protect law enforcement. but we have seen that in the american security council every effort that can prevent the attacks israel vetoes it. at the same time, the heads of 18 important organizations of the united nations, from the heads of the world health organization, the united nations children's fund, unicef and the world food program to the high commissione

we will definitely send complaints to the united nations security council. unfortunately, as history has proven that the united nations security council has not uh given lebanon of course anything in return when it comes to uh the fact that they were always under israeli aggressions. the only sort of if you say language that the israelis have learned and uh dealt with in the last couple decades basically and more was the uh the language of the resistance and their... and their retaliation, of course, has clearly said that they have only shown minimal of their capabilities, and they are ready to give more un depending on the israeli conduct def okay, stay with me, stay with me, mari, let me cross back over to norway, talking john stepolling, john, you heard our correspondent there uh in beirout, and basically saying what happened yesterday in southern lebanon, the targeting of civilians and of course hezbollah responded. uh to this targeting by uh targeting various israeli sites, and and now lebanon itself is going to try to take this to the un, uh, but but as

zionist regime has taken place on an international level, and these factors led to the united nations council his security, which actually vetoed the ceasefire many times, was led by the united states and some western countries to vote for the resolution proposed by the united nations and the security council, and all these factors led him to accept these conditions and pressure . let this happen at all. yes, thank you. before i ask the next question, i would like to point out that, as the viewers of the khabar network can see live, the ofer prison in ramallah , on the west bank of the jordan river, is supposed to be the place where the exchange of palestinian evenings takes place. take those 13 zionists in the south of the food strip on the border of rafah it was supposed to be done today from the exchange of 39 palestinian women and children who were in prisons of the regime from different prisons. this is part of the prisoner exchange operation in these four days. in the end , 50 zionist prisoners who were captured by the resistance fighters on october 7 on the one hand, palestine should b

figures in the field of defense security, i would note the speech of the coordinator of the national security councilite house, retired admiral john kirby, and probably the speech of the former commander of the armed forces. from the usa in europe by general ben hodges. general hodges clearly said that zaluzhny soberly assesses the situation professionally and understands what ukraine needs to win. from these two speeches, i can clearly conclude that the article in the economist is definitely a kind of beacon for our partners to form strategy for the 24th year. and when we talk about the ambulance. the possibility of the appearance of these new technological solutions, there is such a factor that it is uncertain when these technological solutions will provide a synergy effect, perhaps it will be for an excessively long time, and then the question of capacity arises. of our partners to provide the needs of the defense forces in basic needs, in particular in artillery, ammunition, missiles, how do you currently assess the capabilities and capacities of our partners next year to provide these primary, w

after the publication of this news, adrina watson, the spokesperson of the us national security council, announced that no ceasefire agreement has been reached yet, but there are speculations about the possibility of a ceasefire. it turns out that four days ago a resolution entitled establishing a humanitarian pause in gaza was approved by the un security council, but there is no information about whether we witnessed a pause or not, and the zionist regime continues its crimes on this issue and questions about this conversation i am talking to mr. mahdi abbasi, an expert on international issues who is with us in jahan studio today. what was the purpose of this humanitarian break, mr. abbasi, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful? this was a kind of resolution that was approved by the security council and it had 3 abstentions, which was very controversial, and now the reaction of the americans to this story, why the abstention vote was issued, they claim. it was that , since it is not a question of freeing the hostages, they are under the burden this story did not g

heads of any opponents and so on, and these people teach, that is, media grammar and, and the national counciling license, this is happening right now nowadays, they are invited to the president's office to discuss important matters with them thing, together with the trukha tv channel, it is not tv media, but the trukha telegram channel, it is not clear at all. i'm just talking about the fact that if the fish , you know, was rotting from the head, i would say so, look, i have a question here not only for those who invite these two petrov and ivanov from iceland, on whom there is no place to put a brand , they go to them on the airwaves, that is, i see people's deputies who come to them, but we must honestly say to ourselves that we legitimize such a thing in this way. in himself, and then before the elections, ivanov will make another dubious story, for example, about i was definitely doing it, because we fought with developers in priirpinna and whitewashed, mayor irpin karpluk, and i understand that he did it not for ideological reasons, that is, mayor karpluk, who had 67 apartments in the de

, de facto, it is, it is so, we do not notice this act, it is not in the decision of the national security councilis constantly emphasized by the prime minister, if we make a decision the national security council, there is no such thing, in the presidential decree there is no such thing, only these two lines are in the resolution of the cabinet of ministers, and a huge number of instructions, both written and oral , have been entered into compliance, and that is why female deputies began to hand in their mandates en masse, what is the result of this, 166 heads are missing, 7% mandates, that is, a mechanism is artificially created when local self-government is not effective, and then direct central management is introduced, and these expand, expand, expand, the question arises, at what point will local self-government cease to function in ukraine in general municipality. therefore, and 56-55, regarding centralization in the field of urban planning and mutual relations of the territorial community, with business, with the public, with the professional community and with the central government, and

representative also conveyed the message of the president of russia to the secretary of the supreme national security councily to surrender mr. raisi becomes the islamic president of iran. people in jordan, turkey, and belgium staged demonstrations and chanted anti-zionist slogans and asked the united nations. take immediate measures to prevent the killing of the people of gaza. also dozens of people at the train station.

international support of the american government, in international forums, in the united nations security council, the zionist regime is committing terrible crimes with peace of mind that cannot be expressed in words and what has been seen from seeing the pictures of such crimes makes one shudder he feels sorry and surprised for this cruelty and shamelessness. we hope that the world will come to its senses. do not allow these crimes to continue any longer and pay attention to the cry of the oppressed people of gaza who are asking for help and an end to the crimes committed by the zionist regime and show practical and deterrent action in this regard. we hope that this will happen and the governments that have they prevented the cessation of war and allowed the united nations security council to fulfill its duty in ensuring international peace and security. have a good day, dear compatriots and respected companions of the khabar network. destruction of 88 tanks and the zionists' particle car in 5 days of the media by reviewing the images

opinion, in one year and nine months of the great war, when already it became clear why the national security councilr all, because obviously the national security council should make these decisions, because when it was necessary to throw out the fifth channel and direct from espresso's digital broadcasting, they did it very quickly, and they cannot do anything with these networks, why? i think it's not that they can't in fact, speaking of it, you rightly mentioned local self-government bodies to begin with, it’s the easiest, by the way, there is a draft law, this draft law was de facto approved by the specialized committee, and no one brought it to the verkhovna rada, i mean about the deprivation of the mandates of those deputies who are elected from the banned pro-russian political forces on the ground, by the way, this is not only an opposition platform for life, it is the sharia party itself, they are in some regional city councils, and even let's remind... odesa itself, that is firstly, secondly, there is still an opposition bloc and a number of political forces. in fact, it could be done, and

has mentioned it, now we have to wait to see if the united nations security council or the general assembly will take any other legal action against this zionist regime . delayed for a while they threw numerous insults, including sanctions, and threatened them, and even told some of them that we will bring you under the charter, in fact, we will bring you under the charter of the united nations , so the situation is like this, as mr. seyed hassan nasr god said that the eyes should be on the field and the palestinian resistance will have the final say in this regard. mr. doctoran's field is a refuge for the crimes and killings of the defenseless and oppressed people of palestine. passing and of course this time a termination letter that talks about stopping there were no killings, there was no mention of a cease-fire, and only a humanitarian pause was made. the fact of the matter is that this issue is not a war , it is a human crime that is changing history at all. a part of lebanon has also been dragged into the territory of lebanon

victoria. you, as a person who worked in the national security and defense council, do you agree with knyazhetsky that this is a matter of national security, it should be resolved at this, at the highest level, and it should not drag on for three or four weeks, because 6 in november, this blocking is going on, there are several dozen people blocking this border, but we can't do anything, our drivers are standing there in a queue, back in a queue and the poles are standing, as if they are our friends, and the closest 4 and it turns out that they simply block all the cargo going to ukraine, which is so necessary in ukraine, they are not just necessary, we are still suffering extremely serious economic losses, it is already billions of dollars were billed, and this is for ukraine in the conditions of war, the inflow of currency, in particular , yes, indeed, the inflow of goods, the export of our goods, because for us logistics today, due to the actual destroyed logistics. the black sea is blocked by the federation, these are key logistics points, in fact, and their blocking is a huge blo