going back to the near east, i completely agree with you that the us deployment of these two carrier battle groups was intended to send a message to hezbollah and its patron iran that if you expand the war to the way it was in 2006 and to resume it then years passed iran does not want to restore the whiteness like this again. he seeks, firstly, to control most of lebanon's politics and secondly - have great influence in syria. so iran does not want to lose the hezbollah asset. and this is about what we talked about a few minutes ago, about nuclear deterrence. hezbollah can cause a lot of pain and death to israel, but there is a deterrent to be able to influence events not only in israel. but also beyond its borders in the near east. we've also seen iranian proxies resort to limited action, such as the houthis shooting down a us drone in yemen, exposing them to a potential major us counterattack, and if the us retaliates, it will send a strong signal to iran that if hezbollah does something like that, it will be a disaster for iran and iran, iran does not seek war with the united stat

the united nations relief agency for palestine refugees in the near east and the world health organization have left the gaza strip. belarusian genocide. during the great patriotic war. a joint publication of the prosecutor general's office and the ministry of education was presented in minsk. and monumental symbol of the unity of belarus and russia. an eleven-meter-tall monument to prince alexander nevsky was solemnly opened in the capital. a unified register of legal carriers, an information system of aggregators within the country, control and transparency of the sphere. and this is the rule for everyone. today. independence decided what to do with the passenger transportation market, the discussion of the draft decree that systematizes the direction was lengthy and detailed. there are only two requirements: safety for people and legal work, like the carriers themselves, minibus taxis and buses, so aggregators. these are services for collecting and distributing orders, the popularity of which has recently grown. however, the state is in one way or another responsible for the work of eve

all its influence on iran, the main goal of which is to prevent a wider regional conflict. in the near east. according to the publication, part of the riots may also refer to us-china relations, including human rights, rising tensions in the taiwan strait and suspicions of beijing's support for the war. against ukraine. andrei, regarding the meeting between biden and sijipin, what is the focus of the expert community in the united states, what will be most important during this meeting? the main thing that we hear, that we see from the american side, that they really want to calm down any, speeches from the politicians here in america before that meeting, that will take place in san francisco. and we, america, would very much like to have a long conversation, a private conversation, but a long one, already at some points there should have been some votes in the senate, which they canceled, and because they did not want any harsh words to come out before this meeting, the most important thing is that it should not be a short meeting, as you mentioned, there is not only one matter regarding t

maybe not open negotiations, but it was so, but putin went further, he started a war in the far, near eastus, this restraining factor, it has ceased to exist and we will be given more weapons, a greater number and greater, well, more technologies. i will stick a weapon, that is, this is my personal opinion, you can argue with it there, but i think that that's how it was, and that's why today, this discovery, the path of the war in the middle east, it freed the hands of our partners and, moreover, stimulates them to give ukraine more weapons and more technological weapons, so that we can destroy a greater number of russians, because in the end the logic of actions, it is governed from moscow, and moscow acts according to the principle that lenin articulated , he said then that as long as we interfere with everything, we will be reckoned with, and they are not trying to do something good, they trying to do something to interfere all in order to be reckoned with, that is, the logic of an ordinary terrorist, the logic of the russians. and today they will try not even to win there in some areas

come, whether it will be possible to come to an agreement with trump is far from a fact, but in the near east in ukraine, i do not expect any breakthroughs, none, because the contradictions here are serious enough, they are stable interests of both countries, everyone will act in their own lane, but the main thing is that both countries do not cross red lines, so that , for example, china does not start giving weapons to russia, yes, so that china...' russia from using there tactical nuclear ammunition with let the koreas go, this is korea, this is korea, on korea, i think that korea will be discussed too, north korea, i think that the americans will form certain remarks and certain restrictions, another thing is to listen to the chinese language, it is not managed, about korea, it, it is one hundred percent uncontrolled, yes, but they depend on china economically quite seriously, and therefore china has leverage, so i think that china is not, of course, they say about moscow that we cannot influence moscow, yes, they do too they say yes, but in certain issues , after all, they can also say,

this area includes near east, eastern africa and central asia. to the news from the special operation zone. the artillery of the central group of troops destroyed five strong points and defeated more than 40 areas where enemy manpower and equipment were concentrated. in the area of ​​serebryansky forestry , several assault groups of the ukrainian armed forces were liquidated. in the kupinsky direction, units of the west group repelled two enemy attacks. and aviation launched a series of powerful attacks on two brigades of the kiev formations in the kharkov region. the enemy lost. ammunition depot, and also several pieces of equipment, including a polish self-propelled gun. the positions of ukrainian militants were also destroyed by the group’s artillerymen; this crew accounted for dozens of targets. the crew fires at them from a distance of about 30 km. we support the infantry, they request it, we shoot at equipment, at strong points, at checkpoints, we process positions, various tasks arrive, we carry out everything. about how much. the armed fo

the un agency for the near east to help palestinian refugees and organize work north of gaza also cameissile attack. this was reported by the vafa agency. it is specified that several thousand displaced persons were sheltering in the building. according to the enclave's ministry of health, since the beginning of the escalation of the conflict, the number of deaths in the gas sector has already exceeded 9,400 people. more than 24,000 were affected. a hamas spokesman said massacres were taking place. the gas sector is the fault of the american authorities, called the united states a party to the palestinian-israeli conflict , and the former un official, former director of the new york office of the un high commissioner for human rights, pointed to the unprecedented suppression in europe and the united states of activists who speak out in defense of the rights of residents of gaza. we have also seen very serious attempts by government agencies, including local, regional and federal authorities, universities, employers and so on. punish those who dare to speak out, criticizing the violatio

the british government imposed the ballford declaration , which is abhorred by all arabs in the near east, and on favoring the establishment of a national home for jews, forgot intentionally to save guard the civil rights of the non-jewish population, the arabs who decided a general and a complete strike until the total and immediate stoppage of jewish the uprising of the palestinian people in 1936 shocked the british authorities and caused brutal punishment measures against the protesters. people suspected of connection with the revolutionaries were arrested and their houses were destroyed. only in jaffa more than 22 houses were destroyed to punish the revolutionaries. destruction continued in other cities and villages. the british said that it was justified to destroy palestinian houses to end the riots. and in a 6-month strike , more than 190 palestinians were killed and more than 800 people were injured the leaders of the arab countries, worried about the popular uprising, continued to advise the palestinians to end the strike. they thought that their ally england would solve the prob

the israeli military has confirmed the killing saying the shooting occurred near baitlid, east of tulkaram. regiem forces blocked roads leading to the area following the incident. the shooting came after the palestinian health ministry reported the israeli killing of three more people in the west bank. two palestinians were killed and several others injured during separate raids on the cities of calkilla and albeire in the early morning of thursday. also, young palestinian com to injuries that he sustained days ago during an israeli incursion into a village near the city of nablus. at least 60 people were also detained overnight across the west bank. new israels violence against palestinians in occupied west bank has seen a dramatic rise in recent weeks. palestinians say the settlers attack their homes and villages, seeking to kill them and to force them out of their homes. we used to have problems with the settlers, but after the war in gaza, they want to kill all of us. after the war, the situation changed, they started attacking our houses, they didn't used to come to our houses, they s

principles, the british government imposed the belfford declaration which is abhorred by all arabs in the near east and unfavoring the establishment of national home for jews forgot intentionally to save guard the civil rights of the non-jewish. labion was arrested and their house was destroyed. only in jaffa, more than 20 houses were destroyed to punish the revolutionaries. destruction continued in other cities and villages . the british said that it was justified to destroy palestinian houses to end the riots. more than 190 palestinians were killed and more than 800 were injured in the 6th strike. the leaders of the arab countries, worried about the popular uprising, continued to advise the palestinians to end the strike . they thought that their ally england would solve the problem. finally, the palestinian leaders under the pressure of the leaders of the arab countries, they surrendered and agreed to meet with the british commission of inquiry headed by lord peel. in its july 1937 report, the peel commission recommended that palestine be divided. the report drew the borders of a jewish state in

missile attack from a school of the un agency for relief and work for palestine refugees in the near easty the vafa agency. it is specified that they were hiding in the building. with several thousand displaced persons. according to the latest data, the death toll in the gas sector has risen to 9,227 people, among them more than 3,800 children and 2,400 women. the united states and europe are discussing with kiev what sacrifices will have to be made in the name of peace, nbc reports. it is noted that the conversations took place against the backdrop of fears that the ukrainian conflict has reached a dead end, and that the west will not be able to continue providing assistance. ukraine. in addition, foreign officials emphasize that there is time until the end of the year before discussions about peace talks become urgent. from childhood, we instill love for the homeland and patriotism during the holidays with an unprecedented excitement in the khatyn memorial complex. numerous children's and youth groups, together with teachers and parents, are eager to visit the newly built museum. exhibi

scale of the catastrophe, the human catastrophe and tragedies, the commissioner general of the un near eastprovides data that about 70% of all those killed in all cases were women and children. we already understand that in 3 weeks, more than 3,000 dead children, olekgeevich correctly said, we are in no way contrasting the dead here, that the israelis or in the gas sector , that some are more valuable, in no case, we are talking about the fact that not a single geopolitical story is worth human lives, 70% of all deaths were women and children. olga igorevna, how do you look at this? i agree with sergeev that today there is some kind of solution. there is no single solution that would suit everyone; it certainly won’t exist in the near future. israel will achieve its goals , and palestine will do the same, because today we clearly see this, and the conflict in ukraine taught everyone how to achieve their goals and what mechanisms exist today. and unfortunately, what is the threat of a pause in order to sit down at the negotiating table, when one of the parties obviously understands that it w

this, last night i listened to the speech of several leaders of the washington institute for the near east , in words, in statements on the face it was read, not just confusion , but some kind of sadness from what the biden administration is doing, according to my information, this is disappointment not only among american error experts, that it was impossible to support the israeli operation in this way, there are a lot of careless statements, such as , who checked how many casualties there were among the palestinian population, civilians, and so on, and these mistakes, the muslim community will not forgive america for biden, no matter what they come up with now, some kind of international gas administration and yes, there are such proposals, some refer to the moral authority in the world, somehow because the united states is like this, they cannot prove to anyone that they are bringing something positive to the world, they certainly cannot prove to anyone that russia is doing something monstrous in ukraine against the backdrop of what israel is doing with their full connivance and with f

israel, a security expert, we had on the air, and now we will talk about the far east, there is the near eastksienko butyrskaya. east asian expert , master of foreign policy, welcome ms. natalya, good evening, congratulations, well , meeting in san francisco, the president of the united states, joseph biden, and the president of the people's republic of china, xi jinping. what can you really expect? well, actually, we, if we expect any breakthroughs, then of course there won't be any, but relations between the two countries, especially during the last year, they were in a very. in such a difficult phase, accordingly, what they need is to establish contact and put their competition in some such a clear circle that they can control, this is the first thing, if taken on a wider scale like this, then of course, what for the world certainty is important in the relations between the two countries, given such a general imbalance and well. it is obvious that no one was interested in the fact that some additional conflict between them would flare up, and when we if we talk about conflicts, then it is

the red cross and onura, the united nations rifa and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east, they are the only ones talking about what's going on, but so far they've been refraining from uh sort of indicting the israeli regime because they don't want to uh be on the bad side of the israelis because they want to continue working uh within the occupied palestine territories in gaza because of those international organizations started start you know condemning the israeli actions uh easily israel will prevent them from entering uh the gaza step rafa crossing. or stop them from uh you know performing the duties? thank you very much for that. appreciate it from. well medics in gaza have witnessed heart-wrenching scenes caused by israel's air strikes and shelling. they have struggled to save lives at medical facilities facing shortages of fuel and medicine due to both the attacks and the regime's full blocade. let's listen to a british palestinian surgeon, recounting what he saw and experienced in gaza, he was speaking a news conference in london. one of the most horrific scenes t

according to unra, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east, some 1.7 million people are currently idps or internally displaced persons, most of them live inside ur schools, the rest are living on the streets, gaza has no pottable or drinking water, all water in water from the eight trucks have been coming in, today uh the uh the... and government sent 40 trucks through the rafa crossing, containing field hospital, military field hospital there will be set up rapah, gaza has no electricity for more than 40 days now, no running water, the se system has collapsed and the health sector has collapsed. you talked about rachel crossing, what about other aid, you said some of the temporary hospitals set up from jordan? come through, what about other aid, availability of, you you touched on water a little bit, but um, is there more water coming through, what about food, and then what about the necessary medical aid that uh, the wounded still need, what's going on on that side of things? on that side of things, well. uh the only aid that's coming in ba

of the united states of america, and without which it is impossible at all resolve any conflict. near eastadimir putin once again repeated the fact that the ukrainians seem to be selling weapons to the middle east, however, for some reason he mentioned the taliban, although the taliban are in afghanistan, not in the middle east, but he has problems with from history, from geography, he constantly talks about the fact that the weapons that come to ukraine end up in the middle east, and this is this fake about the fact that weapons are traveling from ukraine to the middle east. it is quite actively replicated in russian.

also, an israeli missile attack on a un agency for palestinian refugees in the near east school killed27 people and injured 90 more. it would be better if the truce lasted and people returned to their lands and their homes. but according to idf representatives, the upcoming truce will be short, after which intense fighting will begin again. the israeli defense minister said that the conflict will last at least another 2 months. nahit babay vladimir. and ntv. well, in moscow , meanwhile, we met the seventh group of russian citizens and their relatives from the gas sector; 103 people, 47 of them children, were delivered by a special flight of the domodedov ministry of emergency situations. do people tell us what unbearable conditions the residents of the conflict zone found themselves in by that day? there is nothing. they die from the city, they die from illness. when i i hear this little noise. i don't know where to hide. in total, since november 12, when the evacuation to russia began, more than 650 people have been evacuated from the gas sector. a russian was detained in feodosia for

the united states of america will be defeated in the middle east, in general, is it possible when two aircraft carrier groups are standing near the shores of israel and have such a power that, in fact, they leave no stone unturned. in the east, the problem is not that the americans can lose physically, but in the near east, successful politics is the building of alliances, and it is the support of the members of this alliance so that they prevent the development of negative trends, or let's say the spread of terrorism, the spread of islamic... er fundamentalism, extremism, or there islamism and shia, let's say fundamentalism, that is, fathers specific goals can unite countries with different ethnic religious groups in the middle east, but in order to achieve this, at a minimum , these countries need to feel the power of america, that america can... implement difficult questions, because it is not difficult to strike, then what to do after the strikes to occupy the gas is not difficult, and what to do after the gas is occupied, that is, the father of the questions that are in the constant attention of the administration of the

being charged with the murder of a 19-year-old man who was stamped on a playing field near a school near eastark monday. the boys who appeared at the birmingham magistrate court cannot be named due to their age. a sheffield wednesday supporter who taunted rival fans bite mocking the death of the mascot has been given a 12-week suspended prison sentence. he was seen laughing as he held up the image of the six-year-old at a match against summerland, the team he supported before he died of cancer in 2017. the government says an 8 billion pound fund will be made available to councils in england to help tackle potholes. the transport secretary said motorists would immediately see improvements in road conditions. councils on the other hand say the cost of repairing local roads is closer to $14 billion -- 14 billion pounds. you are live with bbc news. what a difference a week makes ain politics. last week the home secretary was standing behind the plan to send asylum-seekers to rwanda. a week later she is out now a vocal critic of rishi sunak's handling of the affair. she called the prime minister's

is the fact that onrra, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east has been... has has been supplying nasa hospital with the daily shipment of fuel for its electricity uh backup generator uh well uh the aid that's been coming in through the rafa crossing around 100 trucks are not doing anything to the palestinians in gaza. according to the government media office uh they say that gaza needs at least a thousand trucks of aid every day for at least two months. in order to to partially uh recuperate, most of the aid that's been coming in is a blankets, mattresses, mineral water, but uh, no surgical supplies, no surgical equipment, no real medicines for for the hospitals to to use during operations, up until now there is no anesthesia anywhere in the gaza strip, talking about the uh the aid that's uh coming in: inside gaza uh, there have been reports by the ghaza health ministry that uh the uh the israels they keep denying hospitals, their share of fuel for the generators, which is in violation of the truth, the palestinian red creson has also said israe

near east.osque in gaza is being circulated on telegram channels. there is only one dome left. the city is surrounded and under attack by the israeli army, which in turn accused the hamas movement of attacking its military who were trying to open a humanitarian corridor for evacuation from the north of the gaza strip to the south. the head of the year made a sharp statement from turkey. president erdogan stated that... well, now again about the main event of the day, autumn, year, and not only the outgoing one, but also the coming one, an exhibition about to our country, here is such a grandiose gift to all of us for the day of national unity, let's see the national economy again, of course , the center of attraction, on the first day of work there are thousands of guests, then more, come with your family and loved ones, this is a wonderful reason to spend a day off in an interesting and useful way , and most importantly , learn more about your home country. russia is strength, beauty, dignity,

to run out of fuel, unra the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east anesthesia, believe it or not, there is no anesthesia here. even pregnant women who are having c section or sizer section are being operated on without anesthesia, without antibiotics and this is the best equipped hospital right now in gaza, and they have no anesthesia, no antibiotics, hardly have any gaz to to to wrap the wounded people, and even the morg here is overfilled with dead bodies, they even resort to ice cream trucks to keep the dead bodies of victims. uh wounded people uh after an hour or so they release them on the on the on on on the streets here you know the you you walk around sometimes you see wounted people missing a lim upper lim or lower limb and they you ask them how did you get here like uh this morning i know they amputated my hand amputated my leg and i'm now on the street because there's no space for them and this is the best equipped hospital so far in gaza other hospitals like shifa they're working out in in maybe two or 300. percent capacity uh, wounded pe

to the fact that unra, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east continues to supply this hospital with couple thousands of liters of fuel every day to uh to keep the uh the emergency backup generators running and also to keep the uh this small water desalination plant, it's a small water desalination plant working, even the the water desalination plant that we have in nasal hospital is not enough to cater to the thousands of people to actually come from outside the hospital for for for drinking water, and the filters filtration system has been heavily used, also since last night israeli fighter jets carpet bombed uh carpet bombed many areas in the gaza strip mainly around the shifa hospital and right now i was just told by my producer that the uh the rooftop of a shifa hospital that has solar panels for for electricity generation has been hit as we speak already the israeli regime has targeted the main power generator inside shifa hospital the israeli regime has threat into a bomb chifa hospital as well as al quds hospital and other hospitals incl

helping the hospitals in gaza, the united nations relief her works agency for palestine refugees the near east announced yesterday that within 48 hours it will stop its operations, if one stops his operations, first thing will happen, nas hospital in khan unis will not work anymore because only one has been supplying uh naser hospital with fuel for the electricity backup generator, also all their health servicess and future education and employment and and aid service. to to uh 1.3 million refugees will stop. the refugee agency has not been only helping refugees, but also helping everyone in gaza, sheltering them in honor schools and our facilities and the situation is only getting worse day, every day, every minute, every hour, the main situation is getting much worse, according to unif, more than one million palestinian children are... are risk of dying because of hunger and and the spirit of disease. when you talk about how israel has targeted the uh, guess the solar panels which provides uh electricity. why do you think they're targeting that? knowing that this is uh what the hospital oper

a daily basis from unra the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east but they have no anesthesia for operations they have no they have no. antibiotics, no medicines, no gazs even to treat the wounded, and this is the best functioning place. in general, 2.3 million people are going through the worst times of their lives, the worst time in palestinian history, they have no food, no running water, no drinking water, water pollution is at 100% now, swish system has entirely collapsed, electricity grid's been destroyed, water, water system infrastructure has been destroyed by israel bombardment and for 43 days now not a single volt of electricity except for those who have electricity backup generators or even have solar panels even those homes or those hospitals that have solar panels except for for khans and rafah they were all bound by the israeli regime all right thanks lot joining us from southern moving on united nations children's agency says the situation of miners across the besieg gaza strip is catastrophic commit israel's relentless attacks. unice

supplies from unra, the un, the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in the near east, but as of yesterday it was the first time that i haven't seen a fuel shipment come in, we've been here for nearly 40 days, 36 days we've been heres and hospital every day there was a fuel shipment coming from onorwa, but yesterday nothing has arrived, and noticed inside the nast hospital that the dimming most of the lights, and they're they're trying to save the electricity as much as they can, but there was a news uh released by the israeli regime saying that they will allow 24,000 liters of diesel fuel to reach unra, so it is possible that unra might get some fuel and give it to the hospitals south. of of the gaza wadi, no aid or fuel will ever come north of the gaza wadi, i'm talking about the northern part of the gaza strip, all the aid that had come through rafah crossing, none of it reached uh the northern parts of the gaza strip, northern parts of the gaza strip are functioning with less than six ambulances and the attacks during this war on gaza really concentrated on the hea

life, well according to on, united nations reef and works agency for palestine, refugees in the near east, there are around 1.7 million idps or internally displaced persons, but i believe the number is much higher because or will not be able to count everyone, they count the people living inside our schools throughout the gas strip, i believe hundreds of thousands more are still internally displaced by the israeli war, when i said when i said when i talked about people seeing the the destruction, we're not, they're not physically there, i'm talking about the people in the southern part of ghaza who received videos of the destruction of their homes, they have they are unable to go there, the first day of the... the habitarian pause two people tried to cross and they were shot and killed by israeli forces and seven others were wounded so people just looking at the destruction of their homes through videos and images and i've seen grown men crying the like some of them saying i've just finished you know building my home and now uh it's gone and regarding what people are going to do when they

them has his own naka today, the united nations reef and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east said that there are at least 1.7 idps in the gaza strip, that's internally displaced persons, we're not talking only those to move to the south, we're talking about hundreds of thousands who are still in in the northern part of the gas. the strip north of the gaza wadi who are inside schools and hospitals. all right, thank you very much for that ash, we appreciate it. shaw and there from han unis. moving on, head of the un agency for palestinian refugees, philip lazarini says targeting onrow shelters in the gaza strip shows total disregard for humanity. the onrava chief said israel's attacks on un shelters blatantly contraven the rules of war. he said the number of facilities hit and civilians. killed cannot just be collateral damage. lazardini said, most of the facilities that have been hit, had families in them, including older people and children. he said they were all clearly marked as un buildings carrying a blue flag. according to onrwa, israel has directly hit 17 of his facilit

going back to the near east, i totally agree with you that the us deployment of these two carrier battleroups was intended to send a message to hezbollah and its proxies. iran, that if you expand the war into, as it was in 2006, and into its renewal, then years have passed, iran does not want to restore hezbollah like this again.

because argentina has 5 billion words and it trades with the main trading partner, china is also the near eastlook where they dominated the united states of america has been there all its life, yes, it brought investments, technology, built up the oil production and processing industry in the middle east, now china dominates there, it made agreements, look with saudi arabia for 25 years on the supply of oil and with tehran , instead guaranteeing them sovereignty and security, i.e. covering them with their security umbrella , where, where the united states of america, and the united states of america is solving the problem that was set on fire by the same tehran and the same moscow, they are now taking care of the problem of war israel and hamas, which the united states of america pushed into which orbit, it is good that they did not get involved in a big war. through the arab front, the confrontation with israel and through israel could drag the united states into direct war, and they would remain on the sidelines, watching as the united states of america loses resources, that is, the meeting

likely they were received by unra, the united nations works agency for palestine refugees in the near east. and onrwa uh first would distribute the aid to uh uh the idps or internally displaced persons who are currently inside una schools, they're not gonna give it to people in the street although tens of thousands of people are sleeping with the streets and khanunis and rafah and nisirat and berrige everywhere, including naser hospital, some people inside this hospital, at least a thousand people have left here. yesterday even before the start of the pause and started returning to the eastern part of khannes because that area was vacant almost completely and those who wandered there they were they were shot and killed not even injured just killed on the spot yes i can right ashraf and let me um hold a second if you could let me swing over the soul we're we're joined by jennifer shang press tv correspondent and uh to get hello jennifer can you hear us, i believe you're a pro- palestinian rally there in the south korean capital, what can you tell us, jennifer? well, this is the biggest one

been getting it from unra, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near eastthey bring shipment daily that has been sufficient to to run the nasa hospital, but they're not delivering fuel to any other hospital, the only functioning hospital electricity wise is is not hospital, some 18 other hospitals have been shut down, because no electricity means there is no functioning hospital, no equipment working, no ac, no cooling, no refrigeration, nothing, i don't understand when a shifa hospital is going to close down in less than 24 hours, can't hospital and and so many over two dozen hospitals have already closed down and are unoperational at this point, can noser hospital handle that kind of load? definitely not hospital is barely handling the number of injuries and even the number of the dead, the morg here, oftentimes they set up tent, they fill it up with dead bodies waiting for the families to come pick. up because the morgas not can keep up with the dead bodies and also the same thing with the injuries, so naser hospital have electricity but have no medicine

of course, we can't offer western societies and media such stunning plots, thankfully. that the near east can offer, because now we don't have a buchi, fortunately, there is no wart, fortunately , there is no stump, fortunately, we have the missile shelling of kyiv, of course, it is always interesting when iskanders fly or some other ballistics over the big city , but fortunately nothing happened, you can see in the gas station that we are discussing the plot with the hospitals, the hamas activists are sitting under the hospital, that means to be. interesting world needs to be offered to him dramatic plots with mass casualties of civilians, it's interesting, intriguing, and then rob's question will be asked, fortunately , this is our great achievement, we don't have, is the world used to blood, we have it, no, the world never gets used to blood, only there should be a lot of blood, and different, and different, fortunately we cannot offer such plots to the world, but, you understand, i hear very often. from journalists, so we say to you that we live in an amazing time precisely for journa

i spoke with michael singh, managing director and senior fellow at the washington institute for near eastpective. we are hearing these signals from several parties involved, including from hamas spokespeople, president biden as well, that this ceasefire could be extended. what do you make of these signals and what are the chances we could see some sort of extension to this truce we have been under the past three days now? i think as you heard, both the us and israel probably would like to see the ceasefire extended. it accomplishes two things primarily. one, it secures the release of more israeli hostages and that is one of israel's war aims, to get all the people out of gaza and to do as many as possible during this ceasefire window would be ideal, from israel's perspective. it also gives the us and israel a bit of time to think about the next phase of the war. obviously israel has focused a lot on northern gaza. that campaign has been a devastating campaign. israel now probably will be turning its attention to southern gaza, where presumably a good number of hamas fighters and the leade

is not as much as you would like to see, it is enough, they are quite confidently present in the near eastll see, maybe, maybe it will weaken, i don’t know, so far it’s going to this , the weakening of the influence of the united states in the middle east, information has just arrived, a representative of the israeli army confirmed that israel had struck strike on the jebaliya refugee camp, and the death of civilians was explained by the tragedies of war, i want to see the reaction of the americans, how everything will be noticed, well, the penguin, your love penguin will come out and say that well, what do you want, well, it seems to me, the israeli defense forces, we imagine yes. what happened what would happen if a similar thing happened in the zone of a special military operation? it’s impossible, how dare you, condemnation of sanctions, well, europeans, americans, language is in your ass as always , standards, i don’t need to be reassured , i want to reassure you, they don’t need you to do anything in order to come up with anything against you, you can’t come up with it, the army admi

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[000:00:00;00] that the russians have opened a fairly powerful front far away, in the near east , that is, this situation cannot be separated from the war in ukraine, because the enemy is one and the systems that work against us are also, so to speak, united with the fact that is happening on the land of israel, that is, this situation, it will still have a rather large impact on the situation in europe and in other countries, eh, this is a situation that the russians have been preparing for quite a long time, that is, it was literally maybe some years, maybe at least 10, and they were preparing not only an attack on israel, and they were clearly preparing for the war in ukraine, and they were preparing this southern front for us at the same time, let's put it this way . because first of all, we, our partners, they understood that the russians were preparing a second front in the middle east, that is, in israel, they had to set fire to the middle east, and they tried to keep it somehow, and as one of the options, to keep putin from for him to... start a war in israel, it was the failur

could there be another point e, war, or in a military conflict on the world map after the near east, because some say that it could be north-south korea, some say that it could be in africa, some kind of war or taiwan , you believe that what is happening in ukraine, what is happening in the middle east, what can happen in another part of the world, that these are elements of one plan for a major global war. i share the opinion about the opposition that exists between authoritarian countries and democracies, and it is so. but the perception is that far from all democracies have understood that the confrontation continues, sometimes some democracies try to live in such a comfortable warm bath, where you can actually, not bad, make a living at the expense of autocracy, there is a bipartisan commission in the congress that came to the conclusion that the united states of america will not pass. will go to war, or there will be a conflict between, a military conflict between russia, the united states of america and by the united states of america and china, it is predicted that it will be

discussed, well and it is obvious that we cannot do without a discussion of the situation in the near east, in russia, russian aggression against ukraine, and this rapprochement between north korea and russia. and the supply of weapons, another question is whether we will see results, obviously they will not be so bright, as much as we would like, but tell me, do you see any real compromises that can happen, in general, in the future between the states and china, you know, they are talking about what they can, for example, start to find such foundations, these are climate issues there or bio...biodiversity or some kind of solution to general global issues in the economy, but will the parties, for example, concede to each other on such, you know, important issues regarding their personal interests, i think it is unlikely, that is, will biden refuse from of his policy, regarding the technological development of his technological industry and technological limitations, it is unlikely, whether he will decide , maybe... there are some tariffs, but whether he will completely decide, will decide

interfere with others, to interfere with development, and if you take the conflict there in the near eastre probably planning to expand it to other countries, to increase the arab population in europe there, in order to interfere... again, to live differently, and that's it, please tell avdiivka, russians want to turn into a second bahmud and for what, in general, the positions near avdiivka can really change their overall strategic situation on the donbas front, well, they choose such objects to which they have good logistics, because where they have bad logistics, it is better for them to flee, and they are carefully planned, but for tut, the situation is quite simple, he needs another object to divert attention from bakhmut, because putin spent 10 million dollars there to take bakhmud in a year, and if he is lost, then the person responsible for this will be on shaigu, therefore shaigu will now try to find some other object to pass off as a great victory, so that

important. to send to our partners, because the attention can now move and is already moving now to the near easturther, for example, to some hot spot, but to what extent do you... agree with this thesis, and whether it will be easy to prove, that the support of ukraine can now be one of the guarantees that, for example, the same putin will not take part in further inciting an already more global conflict, you see, the position of the mentioned congressman, the republicans is really very rational, and in fact, it should be noted here that in the american legislature has many politicians who think in a similar way, and this often correlates with the fact that among them there are many... either combatants, or people who have experience of service, including in command positions, in the american armed forces, if i remember correctly, for example, only in the faction of the republican party of the united states of america in congress, there are more than 100 such representatives, but their voice, you know, does not sound as bright and convincing in the american media as it does votes of potential pr

it's an honora school, is the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refuges in the near east and this school itself was bombed before that in 2014 where tens of thousands of refugees were there, they were bombed as well, so this is not the first time that the israeli regime attacks alphara, alphara is very famous school because of of the massacre that took place back in 2014 during the... to the award, now the israel regime is repeating its crimes again against alphara and against many other schools in the ghaza strip, what we've seen so far is attacks on hospitals, concentrating attacks on hospitals mainly ship hospital after that they started hitting masks, almost every hour now, every half an hour mosk is being attacked, and now you got the schools, so hospitals, mass and schools and before that the entire infrastructure with electricity grids, water infrastructure, sewage infrastructure, anything that can make gaza livable has been bombed and destroyed by the israeli regime forces, even today, that's not the only massaka that took place, overnight over 200 people have bee

gas in less than 24 hours struck two schools of the un relief agency for palestine refugees in the near eastn and children were killed and injured trying to take refuge in un premises. i reiterate that our building is inviolable. meanwhile, the palestinian ministry of health office in the gaza strip is looking for relatives. premature newborns who were evacuated from another hospital in the north sector. let me remind you that the israeli army spent the last week conducting ground operations there. operation, allegedly hunting for the leaders of, as they call the military wing of kamaz, the hospital came under fire, well, that’s what the ministry of health says. would like to inform you that 31 premature newborns have been evacuated from ash shifa hospital to tel as-sultan hospital in rafah. they are scheduled to be transported to the arab republic of egypt on monday. the families of these children are asked to urgently go to tel az-sultan hospital in rafahi to identify their children. mom or other immediate family will be able to accompany them on the trip. if we summarize everything that i

is characterized by the fact that the russians have opened a rather powerful front in the far , near eastto separate this situation from the war in ukraine, because there is only one enemy, and the systems that work against us, they also, let's say, united with what is happening on the land of israel, that is, this is the situation that will have an impact, a rather large impact on the situation in europe and in other countries, er, this is a situation that the russians were preparing for quite a long time, that is, it was literally maybe some years, maybe at least 10, and they were preparing not only an attack on israel, but they were preparing, it is clear, it is clear that he is in ukraine, and at the same time they were preparing this, the southern front for us, let's say so.

in jerusalem to visit israel at any convenient moment for him and, as you can see, he can go to near eastyou think this visit shows, right now, when it is happening? you know, for a very long time the position of ukraine was in the voting. let's say, on issues of settlement of the middle eastern conflicts, israel, palestine, somewhere from the soviet times remained tradition, there are always mediocre ones somewhere, but here is such a situation, when those who attacked ukraine and israel, they are coordinating with each other, russia, iran, and we, as it were, are in the same boat now, so we had to really adjust our foreign policy positions. although, let's be honest, israel did not do this, during the russian large-scale aggression against ukraine, but ukraine is doing it, and i think it was the right gesture of president zelensky to look for such an opportunity, to support israel, i will draw your attention on recent voting in the un, if you take the vote on cuba, then in general only three countries will speak... in solidarity, these are the usa, israel, ukraine, and although ukraine

oleksiy, i congratulate you, and here we go. let's continue this near east topic if you don't mind whichous colleague mr polivertom, because in principle there is another such plot, the unfolding of events in the middle east, we were talking about the secretary of state blinken, but it seems that the president of ukraine is supposed to go there next week, whether he will go or not, we still do not understand, so that there was a message that yes, then they said that the president was worried about the leak of information about his visits, so he would not go , and we are now in such a situation where we do not know whether he will go and whether the information will really be made public about the reason why he did not drove, well, let's analyze in general the ukrainian reaction to what was happening, i think the first reaction... yes, when these terrible crimes of hamas took place, the first reaction of the president, we also saw the public, the public in ukraine, they were absolutely right, sympathies were on the side of israel. then we saw that hamas actually provoked israel's response

half liters of fuel for unra, the united nations levan works agency for palestine refugees and the near east unra says that uh the the delivery of of fuel uh is they only allowed to use it to transport uh aid from rafah crossing into the southern part of the gaza strip only and according to... this shipment of fuel that was allowed by the israeli regime to come through the rafah crossing with egypt is is is is half a half a fuel tank for for ur and it's and will not is not enough they need at least uh four times that amount of fuel in for their daily use so basically allow some fuel just to the to allow eight trucks to come from rafah to to the rest of of of the southern part of of the gaza strip, meanwile israeli warplanes attacked many areas in gaza, especially in khan yunus and sarat, just now, 14 people were killed in an area called a saleh area in sarat, earlier, eight people were killed east of khan unes, and we're not even talking about the rest of the ghaza strip, almost every town, village and city in the ghaza strip. has witnessed fatalities, just now as i'm speaking a body of youn