front, israel, actually also the near east, europe - the near east, china, exactly to the near eastr, i would even say , and then natural gas at the end. and the middle earth the sea, that is, as you understand, it all revolves around the events of today and yesterday in israel, but let's start from the homeland, from ukraine, yevhen dykiy, veteran of the russian-ukrainian wars, head of the national antarctic research center, public activist, former commander aidar battalion platoon, you can already see him right here. good health, mr. yevgeny, thank you for finding time for us, so i am today, glory to ukraine, today is like that. strange coincidence, i was listening to your stories during the day, how, how, how, how good in russian, i think radio liberty, or television liberty, something , something like that, good russian ones, i only communicate with radio liberty, then they must have been there, because this is the same radio that is sponsored by the congress of the united states of america, yes, this it's good, it's good radio, yes, yes, everything that america gives is good, b

it will affect us, and wait, look, i was already thinking of ending with the near east, but you saidthat we may have an influence that is not necessarily negative, if not necessarily negative, then possibly positive, of course, and i will try to explain now with my fingers, almost all of us have heard, or at least read, the summary of biden's last speech, where he stated that we will not abandon our democracies, and we will protect every democracy, and we will fight against those who want to destroy democracies. in fact, the desire to protect means that losing to one autocracy means losing to the autocratic world as a whole. and here the union is trying, as is happening now, even with the aid package that biden requested. there is help for us, help for israel, but also, i am not just talking about risks and challenges, there is help for taiwan, and accordingly, the chinese have their own, their own approach and their own attitude to how the american administration works with this today , there is of course an important part that relates to the border with mexico or from which the cri

ukraine as well, it is clear even before the war. this is the first component, in the same way in the near eastabout which in the middle east, this is the israeli-arab conflict, we know all the plans, bodan says, and this has been for decades and the last years and months, which has the geopolitical plans of russia, china , respectively, iran, the arab countries, specifically, israel, what are the contradictions and what are the scenarios of events, how are the models of creating political and economic contradictions, the operative combination by the action of the russian federation, curators who coordinate the issue of hamas hezbollah, respectively the islamic state, consolidation with iran, syria , respectively, with those armed formations that can either create a local conflict or create a global conflict, one of the topics is the formation of opposition to israel, the western world , that the first usa, with the countries of the arab world, starting , for example, strikes in a massive operation against israel , predicted that not only hamas would be involved, but syria would be involved, a

said khan associated professor of the near east and global studies at wayne state university from detroit, michigan, welcome to press tv sir, now mr. khan, 16 days of onslot 4,400 innocent palestinian people killed, over 70% of them children women and the elderly, and now the regime is talking about a ground invasion, it says that it will step up airs on gaza what it cause the next stages of the war, which is the ground invasion, so how is this is being said for a week, so the question would be why there has been this delay so far? there's a few different explanations that have been given regarding the delay, one of course was the fact that there was a lot of diplomatic activity in the... region including us secretary of state anthony blincon and then after that of course in the past few days we saw uh president biiden himself uh visiting uh israel uh the optics of course were quite prominent and quite visible about that so it pretty much stood to reason that uh there would not be a ground invasion for as long as president biden was on the ground which of course is only for few hours now

pavlo, look, one more thing, and we close precisely this issue of the near east, i can’t help but askious to me that russia did not influence, does not influence, this conflict, that it is happening without it, but in your opinion, please tell me how much putin can use this conflict, he is already using it, and you can see it, for putin the price of oil, of course, is important, potentially, it can increase, even in the conditions that now everyone is making efforts to regulate or mediate the oil markets, secondly, it distracts attention, as we said, both political and copper, and about they say it, we talk about it openly, they talk about it openly in the west, it creates a new and very difficult challenge in our dialogue with non-western countries, which, unlike the west, have their own balance of attitudes towards israel and the palestinians, and often this balance is negative for israel. we also... see that in the west, these speeches, demonstrations, they recruit tens and hundreds of thousands of people , and to a large extent young people, and not only some livat scene, they sup

to allow this to become this is not to divert attention from ukraine, but let's still go to the near eastbut look, hamas on in the south, hezbollah in the north, on the border with lebanon, and hezbollah is somehow very, very radical, it seems to me, that hezbollah is supported not by iran, although by iran, but by saudi arabia and qatar, but look, and whether or not in your opinion, on a specialist , according to a professional diplomat. mother, is it really possible that hamas will surrender, will surrender all the people that it's getting now in polonia, and hezbollah, while in the north, is also very militant, it also supports this position of hamas and will say, okay, fine, we surrender , we, we stop shooting, everything, there will be no war, it depends on what it is to surrender, as i specifically used the word surrender, but complete... there will be no hamas, some of the members of hamas and its supporters will not surrender under any conditions, and we are fine with that we understand, secondly, hamas and hezbollah are two different realities. hezbollah is almost completely, i w

blinkin, the secretary of state of the united states, is traveling in the near east now, he started these travels, and my question is, what will he return to washington with, what will he succeed and what, what will he fail? now it seems that nothing will succeed, and all diplomatic efforts to somehow do something in the middle east, at least to agree on peace between saudi arabia and israel, are futile. yes, unfortunately, saudi arabia clearly took a not entirely pro-israel position, respectively, no completely pro-american position. after all , it turns out that china is using them for its negotiations with iran and generally closer ones. contacts with china were not in vain, now they really act more like a neutral player, or even a pro-chinese player, on the other hand, we see certain achievements in other countries of the region, we see that jordan is ready to provide its airfields and its infrastructure for american planes, we see that the epic with egypt is not yet over, which, although it also tries not to take part in anything, to get out of american pressure, but the americans st

you can also watch the broadcast on the websites belarus24 by tvr.by. situation near east.sraeli army continued to carry out attacks on the gaza strip last night, and hamas fired dozens of rockets at tel aviv. of these, the goals were not achieved. sahal has still not launched the much-announced ground operation. there have been reports in the media that the operation in the gas sector will begin after the hamas underground tunnels are cleared. allegedly, with the support of the american special forces delta, the israelis intend to pump nerve gas there. the reliability of such news raises serious doubts. poisonous gases are prohibited by international conventions. the palestinian authorities have named the total number of victims of the conflict over the past 3 weeks. the number of civilian deaths was 7,000, including 3,000 children. it is also reported that 24 journalists were killed during the shelling of the gaza strip. hamas, in turn, claims that 50 israelis from among the captives captured by the group also became victims of tzahal strikes. meanwhile, in brussels, the

, which means events in the near east, somehow overshadowed the events of ukraine and their aggressivey, and this on a large scale means an invasion, and the rhetoric about this is what he says, they say, what is israel doing there, and what are you not doing in ukraine, you are not shooting our civilian population, not destroying our cities, well, this is the usual way of behavior of these barbarians, means people who spend every word to carry a lie that concerns china, some believe that it is also beneficial for china to have, so there and there , i do not think so, i believe that the situation in the middle east and the situation, especially in ukraine , interferes with china's plans for its economic expansion, because is decreasing, which means the potential of the same project is decreasing, one train, one track, despite the fact that as they said yesterday at the briefing, it means... the official spokeswoman of the ministry of foreign affairs of china, ah, over 10 years of investment, a trillion dollars have been attracted usa. and a lot has been done, so new... jobs, especially

we are now switching to the near east and oleksandr bulin, an expert on the near east, is already in direct contact with me. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. congratulations to the heroes slava. mr. oleksandr, explain to me, there was information that a ground operation was carried out by the israel defense forces. it will be possible in the gas sector to last even six months, taking into account such intense shelling, not combat operations, but shelling, which is currently being carried out by the defense army, and taking into account the fact that the territory of the gas sector is roughly the territory of kyiv, why six months? well, everything is quite simple, because firstly, 2.5 million people live in gaza, who have a very bad attitude towards israel for many reasons, starting there with the first slave of the israeli war of 46-48 years, and secondly, hamas built gas has a huge infrastructure, everyone has seen this so-called... the so-called subway, gas, which is actually, well, not just any subway, but tunnels laid by hama in order to ensure his firepower,

alexander , today was supposed to be a decisive day for the near east, for the future near east, because be a quadrilateral meeting in jordan with the participation of the president of the united states, joseph biden, but yesterday the rocket hit the hospital in the sector in the sector. gases and this meeting was canceled, joseph biden flew to tel aviv, said that in fact, there is no evidence that it was, there was a shot from the israeli side, and he said that by chance the alel ahliye hospital was accidentally hit by palestinians, palestinian radicals around this hospital, here is this shot that rang out in the hospital. which is in the gas sector, how, how he changed the balance of forces, literally in a day, indeed, sometimes there are such not very remarkable events, of course it's a remarkable event because people died, but i mean, given the general horror that has been happening for several days in israel, it can radically change something, by the way, this is a favorite tactic since the time of the kgb, the so-called bifurcation point , when you can make an effort and with this

israel and the united states of america with the deployment of major military operations in the near east still know that literally these days , a squadron of china went to the mediterranean sea in the near east. six ships are going to the shores of israel, where there are already two, the aircraft carriers of the united states of america, in a word, the field is unfolding there, the future battlefield, well, god forbid that this should not happen on the battlefield, but how likely is it that this will turn into a big arab - the israeli war, we will talk for the next hour with... chaly, a diplomat and politician, the former extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america, and of course, we it will be interesting to listen to what is happening right now in israel, a journalist will join us for an hour, a ukrainian journalist who is currently in israel, this is iryna sampan, she saw with her own eyes what the south of israel looks like, which suffered from the attack. hamas on this state, and there is another correspondent of ours in europe, tetyana vysot

levitz, director of the program on counterterrorism and intelligence at the washington institute for near east policy about who funds from us. u. s. government estimates that are wrong, provide somebody somewhere between 70 and a $100000000.00 a year. probably additional funds in moments of crisis like this, and that has been constant. that is money that is in kind, that is weapons. there's on top of that training intelligence, support, etc. and then i must get some money from other states that are trying to support humanitarian stability and gaza. for example, the state of cut our provides a salaries for home us employees, even if that actually goes to i'm us employees at present funds for other things as has investments and they have people who oversee their investments. the us government has designated persons in turkey and jordan, for example, who sit on the i'm us finance committee overseeing their investments in the region . and finally, i'm us raises funders through front organizations, illegitimate charities, and some charities that pretend to be legitimate, raising funds publicly for

and when the war in ukraine began, few in israel understood the consequences for the near east.what extent is there an understanding of the interconnectedness of these processes? well, mr. vitaly, you know that from the first day of the war in ukraine, i clearly understood this, voiced in our conversations that i perfectly understand the consequences of the war in ukraine , all the complexity of this situation in ukraine, to what extent can there be an analogy with israel , which happened on october 7, that on october 7, many people suddenly realized how many analogies we can draw between the war in ukraine and the war in israel, and president biden, who came to israel, he absolutely correctly connected these two foci. terrible conflicts in ukraine in israel and in principle he united. why did he put it together, for one simple reason, because today we have a situation in which the countries of the western world, countries led by the united states the americans, including israel, including ukraine , are fighting for a free peace, there are evils against them, this is primarily r

ukraine, in relation to western countries, nor in israel in terms of fanning such a large. in the near middle eastl, yesterday i had diplomat valery chala on the air, he says that it is possible that in the near future we will see the third or fourth point in which military conflicts, military actions are possible, this is, for example, africa and korea, north korea vs. south korea, well, as an option, taiwan, that there will still be a few points that will allow conditional countries autocracy, or the countries of this axis of evil, in what way to unbalance the western civilization of those countries that stand, including for ukraine, those countries that are currently helping israel, in your opinion, how likely is it that the kindling of such fires around, africa or korea, that this conflict can... play out all over the world? this is not a fact, it may be a possible scenario that valery chalilei says, but it is far from a fact, because yes, there is indeed support for, for example, aggressive actions by russia and south and north korea, and de-escalation of the conflict between south korea, thi

exotic plants in the 11th-12th centuries and began to grow them, and so coffee began to conquer near eastat, without exaggeration cures all diseases, although the church prohibited coffee. let's share interesting facts. ash, hooves, eggshells and pumice, from which the very first tooth powder was made. the world saw the first secondary-containing paste only in 1914. we ask the most exciting questions and look for answers to them. we can determine slow or fast metabolism based on this, that is, we can then recommend a specific dose of caffeine per day to an individual person. so what happens to our heart and our blood vessels when we let's have a cup of coffee? we are going forward with expeditions in the corners of our country, we are getting together in advance of the traditional journeys between the borders and between the borders of the villages of the villages of the hantsavitsky districts, and many times in advance in the past. let's follow the history and myastsovye abrads. dobry zen uhatu. i dze bagach bagaty, adchynyay dzvery, hto pit are glad. i'm glad i'm rich, i want hellish an

americans, the experience is much less direct, there's never been an american occupation of the near east. the second big thing, i think the difference in the american experience from the british and the french of orientalism is that american orientalism is very politicized by the presence of israel, for which america is. what you have in effect is the creation of a jewish state in the middle of the islamic oriental world and the sense that because it's an it's a just and a western state, self-declared, there is a greater coincidence between america interests there. i think the presence of of this other factor, which is very anti-islamic, where israel regards the whole arab world as enemy is imported into into american orientalism. strip raising the death doll palestinians to over 8,000. israel has hit areas around the alqs hospital which shelters around 14,000 people. the palestinian says it has received serious to immediately evacuate the hospital.

12th centuries. noticed exotic plants and began to grow them at home, so coffee began to conquer near east although the church prohibited coffee. let's share interesting facts. ashes, hooves, eggshells, pumice, from which the very first tooth powder was made. the world saw the first and second containing pastes only in 1914 . let's ask. we are looking for answers to them, we can determine slow or fast metabolisms based on this, that is, then we can recommend a specific dose of caffeine per day to an individual person, so what happens to our heart and our blood vessels when we drink a cup of coffee, watch in the project science nearby, on tv channel belarus 244. the news is now live, pavel lazovik is with you, good afternoon, prospects for the development of the national economy, ultimately the country , this is required by the president, from the government, the local vertical of power from scientists. the planning of strategic projects is being discussed at the independence palace today. the system needs to be improved and a verified and comprehensive approach must be offered, this is the

americans, the experience is much less direct, i mean there's never been an american occupation of the near east. the second big thing, i think that differs in the american experience from british and the french of orientalism is that american orientalism is very politicized by the presence of israel, for which america is the main ally. what you have in effect is the creation of a jewish state in the middle of the islamic oriental world, and the sense that because it's it's just state and a western state self-declared, there is a greater coincidence between american interests there. i think the presence of of this other factor, which is very anti-islamic, where israel regards the whole world as is imported into. into american orientalism. using brief for this hour, israel has launched fresh air striks on the gaza strip, israel's military says the war entered new phase. the remark comes fighting continues in various locations inside the besieg territory. more than 8,00 palestinians have been killed so far since october the 7th. the palestinian president said that people in gaza strip are facing a

americans, the experience is much less direct, there's never been an american occupation of the near east. the second thing, i think the difference in the american experience on the british and the french, orientalism is that american orientalism is very politicized by the press of israel, for which america is. the mainly, what you have in effect is the creation of a jewish state in the middle of the islamic oriental world, and the sense that because it's an it's a jewish state and a western state, self-declared, there's a greater coincidence between american interests there. i think the presence of of this other factor, which is very anti-islamic, where israel regards the whole arab world is its enemy, is imported into into american orientalism. قاعد انت قاعد هنا ايش بتعملكم مصاريه طيب ايش قاعد بتعمل انت هنا انا قاعد هنا طيب بينفع صح الله يا رب ان شاء الله يعني هذا حال هذا الطفل الذي لا يريد منزلهم الذي قصف او عفوا يعني هذا المحل الذي قصفه. day 22 of israel war in gaza starts with relentless bombardment of the strip threats of expanded ground operations. amas resistance movement says it

a group that serves palestinian refugees in the near east. it is good to have you with us.r parents, your relatives, they are inside gaza, earlier this week you wrote that since october seven, everything that you hear, you see, and you dream, you feel, what is happening in gaza. just expand on those feelings for us for a moment? >> thank you for having me. there are dark clouds over our hearts and minds right now as we worry about our families. the tragedies, my wife's family also. and doing two different things -- my family is in the heart of the evacuation zone. and they are unable to leave. my in laws have moved to the south but regret that decision because of what is going around them, and the bombing, it is heartbreaking because as parents, we have to also monitor our emotions around our kids, and these are sensitive times. you know, it is very difficult to connect with family and, for example, i woke up to my phone buzzing and it is my mom telling me that they can't find my dad, because the market was bombed. five minutes later, she says okay, we found, him he is aliv

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a matter of fact, is the main irritant, to put it mildly, of what is happening now in the near, near eastppening specifically, here we see how they are meeting with the president of egypt, mr. sisi, this is the kind of president they have who expelled the muslim brothers, well, again, he is not quite... so honest, well, as always in such countries he is a military man, a marshal, as far as i remember, and he was really just a brother muslims, from whose branches hamas actually is, hamas was born from a part of the muslim brothers, it is such an international organization that works in various countries of the middle east and in general in various muslim countries, which means that it was born by... this organization, actually saying, hamas, well, it is considered so, one, one of the versions, because certainly terrorist organizations do not publicly announce where they went from and what they want, terrorists usually do it very quietly and suddenly, so that no one understands where they are, what they , how they, when they and why they, in fact, in fact, this is what we will talk about wi

americans, the experience is much less direct, i mean there's never been an american occupation of the near east. the second big thing, i think the difference in the american experience from the british and the french of orientalism, is american orientalism is very politicized by the presence of israel, for which america is the main allie. what you have in effect is the creation of jewish state in the middle of the islamic oriental world, and the sense that because it's an it's a jewish state and a western state, self-declared, there is a greater coincidence between american interests there. i think the presence of of this other factor, which is very anti-islamic, where israel regards the arab world as its enemy is. into into american orientalism. news in brief for this hour israel has announced the expansion of ground raids in gaza as a regime intensifies its bombardment of the besieg strip. officials in gaza said israel also cuts communications and most of the internet across the host stiver to perpetrate new massacres and against palestinians. the military wing of the palestinian resistance m

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proposals, in a word, everything that happened today and everything that concerns ukraine and the near east and ramstein, we will talk at 20:00 with valery chaly, wait, in literally 12 minutes we will be on the air, vasyl, you have the word, thank you, we are waiting for the verdict of the ignoble rudenko at 20:00, and this time valery will be the guest. very respectable person, so listen, lots of interesting stuff find out, and now about sports, well, in just a few days , the national team of ukraine will play its first match of two paired matches in the selection for the next european football tournament against north macedonia, maybe about news about the state of the national team and other sports news from yevhen pastukhov. the national team of ukraine is focused on preparing for saturday's euro-2024 selection match against the northern team. according to the official website of the ukrainian football association, serhiy rebrov's team is training in full on the eve of the camp defender oleksandr svatok and goalkeeper dmytro riznyk arrived in prague for the blue and yellow team. all 26 i

migration from the gas sector, no, there is no gas sector, in general, there is a constant flow from the near eastd now even orban, when he met with putin in china, he said that the first problem for him is migrants, the second - this is the fact that under the influence of sanctions, that is, due to the fact that hungary is included in certain sanctions there, they lose opportunities in the economy, and only in the third place he mentioned that after all, people die in the war, that is, all these problems, they really exist, and putin uses any, well, putin, conditional, collective putin uses any opportunity for that. to use everything to their advantage, well , first of all, they are trying to prove that russia can wage war for a long time, and by the way, if you look at the latest russian news there a few months, we can say that about two months ago , roughly, the number of stories about production, weapons, some factories are working there, putin is driving the shoigu, but i... think that you are also trying to monitor how this is happening in reality, and well, look, even if you give an exampl

first it's been getting fuel. from the united nations reef and work agency for palistan refugees near east until now till the moment and i believe today haven't seen a truck coming in, maybe tomorrow we have electricity and they've been able to deal with the injuries but they have extreme lack of of surgical supplies, for example 10 people come in, seven will be dead, this is how the ratio happens, the they come injuries, three may survive, seven circle around and they go to the morg and now they don't have the morg is filled, they use a place right there, it's a big morg. this is the the the the the reality that palestinians and gaz have to deal with, and another thing, outside this situation, the normal life, there's no normal life in gaza, you have for example in the south of the ghaza wall around 1.1 or 1.2 million people have moved from the northern parts of the ghaza strip to the southern part of the... strip including town of this is the biggest city in in in the gas strip people are sleeping in the streets inside this hospital there are thousands of people are laying on the floor w

philip lazzarini, commissioner general of the united nations near east agency bapor, said that amonghe other civilians who have died, most feel dragged into a war they had nothing to do with. they feel that the world equates them all with hamas, this is dangerous, and we know this too well from previous conflicts and crises. the humanitarian situation is still critical. in the gas sector, help comes to these through the rafah checkpoint, but it is not at all enough, have become more frequent even in the event of palestinian attacks on humanitarian convoys, people just have enough, they see a new way , enough goods - this is a difficult time for everyone, people are busy emptying shelves, my store is out of cheese, canned meat, jam, tea and sugar, the conflict, if it continues, will only make our lives even harder, basic necessities, especially food, are desperately needed in the southern part of the gaza strip after large numbers of civilians were forced to move from north to south on the orders of the israeli military. we hope that the store will be able to maintain stocks of basic

that's the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in the near east. you are joining us from occupied east jerusalem juliet, thank you for being with us. update us on how much longer winter walk and keep going. yeah. um, but it coming few hours are really, really good as we continue to push to get a gen ship from all fuel supplies into the gulf. strictly. we do not get this shipment to live tomorrow morning, thursday morning. we are going to be forced to think bad thoughts, decisions, depriving the depriving of the communities that we are from. humanitarian assistance in the gulf was very tough decisions. can you elaborate on that? and if we do not get a few, as we are not able to drive our car, us and deliver us to the we are not able to drive our trucks to our meaning, the united nations. try and go to the board there and pick up the very little supply that is coming to the board, that we will not be able to this the wheat flour to the base raise. so people will not have read. this is for many, many families. the only thing they be thing right now, me

more opportunities, that is, somewhere in them will be ... priority regions, for example, the same near east. obama announced the exit from the middle east, because he announced the pivot to asia in 2009 , because he thought that then first, the united states thanks to this shelgas revolution, how is it shale gas, that you are independent, the united states is independent from of the middle east, and actually, everything is more or less normal there, of course these conflicts, they are not you but they definitely did not alarm so much, but china, its growing mission provoked everything more and more, shall we say, caution and the desire to counter this, and the actual withdrawal of the united states caused the stakes that we see now primarily in syria, and the arrival of the russian federation in the middle east, and then in africa, now the united states is coming back, and they will play a role there, try to be brokers, balance interests. its former allies or those allies that may return, like saudi arabia, by the way, it has lost quite a lot in this conflict, because, let's say, negotiatio

hospital that came from unra the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east these that this uh truck of fuel ' did not come through rafah crossing or from anywhere else, it was, it's part of the reserves that unra has in its in storage facilities inside the gaza strip, we still don't know how how long supply naser hospital and al-aqsa marters brigades hospital balah with the fuel needed to keep to keep running its facilities uh but thousands of people. uh, including uh, nearly half of them are children, have have been killed by israeli regime bombardment all throughout the night, non-stop boming, explosives, firing of of artillery shells from the east of the onclave, artillery from from the mediterranean sea helicopter, apashi helicopter gun ships firing the hell fire rockets, f16, f35's attacking ghaza every at attacking the ghaza strip in every city in the ghaza strip, even the the cities like khanunas, which are and south of the the gaza valley of the gaza wadi, were supposed to be safe haven according to the israel regime, they are being bombed as well. a

could be a conflict in the pacific ocean, near there from asia, it could be something around the near east is very important for us that europe understands, the defense of ukraine, defense in every sense, and our european integration, our euro-atlantic integration, this is vitally important for europe, there is actually a very interesting trend in europe right now, they are beginning to understand that our membership in nato is more important for them than for the states, since no one can guarantee what will happen politically in the states, who will be the president, who will be the congress, we can already see it, and we can also see that just a commitment with military and financial aid are by no means guaranteed by anything , a new political... reality is coming, they are being destroyed or postponed, therefore guarantees are guarantees, obligations are obligations, this is a very, very serious story, but not less, i repeat, support for the event for us, as we strive to become part of the event, it is absolutely critical, this is the number one issue, and not only at the level of polit

near east. on the verge of a full-scale war and a human catastrophe, stated the permanent representativeh the international organization, our country introduced a resolution calling for immediate truce. 70 dead out of hundreds wounded the israeli air force struck civilians in the gaza strip. the idf has not yet commented on this shelling. c25 crews work in the donetsk direction of the special operation, they fly out in pairs, and strike the military. equipment and facilities of the armed forces of ukraine. what was the youth day of the energy week like, how did the competition between leading russian officials and young specialists go, and what did the winners receive as a prize? dmitry morok's report reads about it. the israeli air force attacked a convoy of civilians, who tried to leave the gas sector. at least 70 people were killed and more than 200 injured. the israeli military has not yet commented on this attack, but published a message that today from 10 to 16 local time, gazans will be able to safely leave the city along two corridors. maria skorodilko will talk about the situati

because they are next, their next as they weaken these various countries in in the east, in the near east, as they weaken more and more of those countries, they will cover the sordis also eventually, okay, if you allow me stand by, bring in our correspondent in gaza, ashref shanin, let's see what ash has to tell us, ash, i wonder if you have any... more details regarding this latest thing that happened, this horrendous air on the jabala refugee camp. yes, berruz, the numbers are rising rapidly, the number of death as initially saying 200, but they believe is much higher than that, they thinking about six or 700, because that area is one of densely populated area in the universe, planet earth, i've been there, i know that place. so many families, so many uh young couples, so many uh large families, i mean every every family has a six or eight members, at least, i'm not talking about the father, mother, i'm talking about the children, they they have lot of babies, that's for sure, and now those babies are gone to heaven, because israel uh, i can't even, i don't even want to say the word isr

it broke out near east 12th street near an animal shelter and a high school, the area has seen many small fires linked to homeless camps and thieves burning stolen cars. neighbors tell us they worry that they can be next. >> people worry the fires will burn down homes and businesses, they are dealing with small fires on a regular basis. neighbors were not surprised when a two alarm fire destroyed this warehouse on wednesday morning. the fire department says homeless people were living in it. they have responded to multiple small fires in recent months. no one was hurt. but neighboring businesses worry it's just a matter of time. >> this is a pretty industrial building. >> reporter: the business she works at is still standing after somebody set a fire friday morning. >> we noticed somebody was trying to set a fire here, we cleaned it up but that was right outside our doors. >> reporter: there is a burn mark on the door and somebody grabbed a piece of glass as well. >> everybody is exhausted and frustrated with everything happening all the time. >> reporter: businesses say there have been f

it's an open topic, and on the other hand, we have a new conflict, that's what takes place in the near east, it also takes away some of the attention and of the world and viewers and readers, directs them to the middle east, i think that president zelensky is actually in this direction. cannot give up, and you must be active so that war does not turn into something that has always been, that can continue forever, and that many people in the world accept as a permanent thing and stop worrying about it. they are responsible for having information from ukraine, and ukrainian politicians , and not only, and artists and journalists, to tell the world about the consequences of aggression, about russian crimes, about bombings, about the tragedy of the civilian population in ukraine, as i would say that people's fatigue will progress, they will reject this information, new information will come from the middle east, the world in general is at a bad moment in its history, and it is good that against the background of that there is good news from warsaw, because frankly, as we said, if kaczynski had

the ukrainian state and the death of hundreds of thousands of people, this is a conflict in the near eastgerous not only because other... islamic states may join, a global big war will arise, but also because the world is beginning to divide, we see clashes between supporters of israel and palestine around the world, these clashes, if they escalate , can become more and more violent in nature. the third story is the intervention of the american administration in the relationship between china and taiwan. after all, according to international law, taiwan is part of china. if the american administration thirsts... for peace, it should offer its assistance in resolving the issue of unification of china and taiwan, instead it tells taiwan: hold on, we will help you, if necessary, resist with force, direct incitement of conflict. blinken recently said that the cia has information about a possible conflict between a major war, essentially between azerbaijan and armenia. by the way, it’s interesting that for some reason it’s about hamas. shit didn’t have any information, but here he has it in an

prepared for a possible response from the united states if the attack on american troops in the near eastare working hard on this together with our partners, and through what the flow is closed, through egypt, there is a restriction given to the palestinians about their sacrifices in the result of the current escalation cannot be trusted, and so it seems that the muslim world there said so, but the last phrase seems to be nothing. he’s like that, bang, the muslims say, grandfather, what are you doing, so biden managed to turn everyone against himself , well, that means, from the chinese, yes, from the chinese coast, which we see, that means, on the seventh, in the morning, it started another war, let 's call it that, as they say, hamas is against israel, which means that hamas took hostages, and... literally yesterday or today, yes, they started giving away hostages, yes there are about 200 hostages, if you give up two people a day, the next 3 months will be enough for them, and in order to leave this pr behind them. further statement today by a high-ranking israeli official about, about

middle east and has written about this topic, and he is a fellow of the washington institute for near easty. thanks very much for joining us. you have written about this. what lessons can be learned from what happened in mosul? >> if you're going to try and take the entire city down to the last block, you are going to have an extraordinarily high level of civilian casualties and tremendous level of devastation. there is no way to avoid that in a dense city where the enemy is fanatical and holding hostages. rajini: in terms of the populations we are looking at, it is a similar size of population in mosul to the number of people in the southern part of gaza at least. >> western mosul, where most of the fighting happened, it is about the same size of gaza city, which is where the israelis are going to be concentrating, at least the first part of their offensive. it has a similar number of people. for comparison, it took 180 days to clear west mosul, and well over half the housing stock in the city was destroyed. rajini: when we talk about urban warfare and some of the challenges, you have bee

international organizations such as the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east, the world food program and the united nations children's fund. green light received. the israeli army is ready to invade the gaza strip. now we will figure out what forces are going to attack and what hamas can counter. so, according to official data, the strength of the israeli armed forces is 169,000 people. it was previously reported that 300,000 reservists had also been mobilized, that is, the invasion group in gaza concentrated huge. the main strike unit during the offensive is expected to be the merkava tank. according to experts, it is somewhat similar to german leopards. the israeli army has about 2,000 merkav units. m100 self-propelled howitzers are also deployed along the sector border. 9, caliber 155 mm. israel has absolute air superiority, from the f-15, f-16 and even the f-35 fighter, as well as its own kfir aircraft. in fact, the israeli army has been striking gas on a daily basis since the attack. hamas october 7. experts wondered why the israelis took so long to prepa

absolutely right , they did not spend and did not sell to the countries of africa or the countries of the near east, of course, we understand that these weapons are unfortunately in a bad condition. secondly, i want to say that, and the west, the collective west, they thought that russia would become a country that would still gravitate towards the west, but again, we didn't... and again, we didn't think about the fact that the general staff of russia itself hated the west, and when the war broke out, they began to blame the countries of the west for the soviet union collapsed. and the last thing i want to say is that we understand that western countries still strive for quality, because we need it. quality, in particular, when we talk about the wars in afghanistan, iraq, sierra leone, and even the first gulf war, to some extent, that is, quality above all, it's not about quantity, and that's why the defense industries, they scaled back , as well as the power to create and produce the quantity that we now urgently need, if we are talking about a conflict with such a resource-rich country as russia.

china shows in this way that they are also big players and they also have their own interests in the near eastor as you can interpret it the behavior depicted by the zsa newspaper, i have said for a long time that when we read newspapers , we must understand what period they are talking about, newspapers are chasing something so fried, yes, and nothing, that china has been present in the region since may , they sent six ships, a frigate and two escort ships to the region and patrolled there since may, then went to oman, for training, then went to kuwait, already demonstrating their presence, china's interests are this, the east coast of africa and the south coast , there they are too, it's no secret, are conducting exercises with the south african republic, with russia, that is, in principle, china's goals are somewhat different, i will tell you that if someone is now promoting the topic that the two fleets will collide, the american and the chinese, then i will tell you that what is the americans have two aircraft carrier groups, two aircraft carriers, and what the chinese have is so meager c