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uh, ambassador to four countries in egypt, the republic of sudan in oman and liar. and uh, i think that u leaves that position i was not ashamed of the results in my work, but first of all, i was guided by those tasks that were set by u the country's head of state, but we have managed to achieve a lot in the first place in the development of trade and political economic relations , the establishment of ties between people. you have extensive experience in the diplomatic and international sphere. they could you share some interesting memories that have remained in your memory forever. i am in a. more than 30 years of experience in the field of international relations. could tell a lot a lot of impressions. eh, but i would like to point out. but here are a few events, and first of all this is a visit of the president of the republic of belarus to egypt in 2017, and at the invitation of the president of alsia and, and so on, alexander grigorievich spoke at the belarusian egyptian business forum and you know, it was such an excellent speech. the egyptians liked it so mu

lunch with her at the palace, other people were present and we were discussing the middle east and omanis was, i think, 2018. and he said i rather liked the previous sultan but i suppose he just grew out of touch by his people and got deposed by his son. perhaps it will happen to me. [laughter] i thought it was so wonderful. >> that humor obviously that you had the chae to experience that firsthand, many had the chance to, that privilege to share it firsthand and a lot cannote shared. we know that the audiences that the p.m. has had -- approximately has -- prime minister has had with the queen, they're unable to share but also, there are, obviously, a lot on anecdotes that are shared and also, we have the things that were on display for all of us. those moments, for instance, the filming with padding on the. -- paddington. >> i have to say, i think of all the messages and photographs posted, the one that brings a tear, i think to many people's eyes is the ones that somebody -- many people have left a little wrapped s sandwich saying for later. >> oh, the way she said that, i can't watch

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. >> a full residential building has collapsed in oman, injuring at least 14 others.re underway with several people believed to be trapped in the rubble. an investigation has been launched into what brought down the building. william has been sworn in as kenya's fifth president. several people were injured in a crush as crowds earlier on forced their way into the stadium in nairobi, where this took place. he defeated the longtime opposition candidate. last week, the supreme court rejected the challenge to the official results. from nairobi, we have reports. reporter: the president stood before a stadium to take his -- a packed stadium to take his oath of office. marking the end of a closely contested general election. the former president handed over the instruments of power to the new president. 90the -- the two politicians have fallen out. the president said he will do all he can to address the problems facing kenyans. >> the largest winners of this election are the people of kenya. [applause] we have done well, as a nation. in an increasingly challenging environmen

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as oman, battiata, we've often had to stop our work and start all over again because of storm surge is enough. then in another place, all our equipment was submerged by water. where i'd that to the middle will. these are already enormous challenges because we're working with c and severe weather conditions, especially in winter. in the cities narrow alley ways, residents are at the mercy of the she had volumes of water. the small apartment of ultimate ramadan and his wife, missouri was flooded 4 times last winter. as the result of rising sea levels and heavy rain, the pension is don't have enough money to keep re painting the walls, or even to move away. they make do with plastic top hollands and stones on to which they place. they all van nature, mark them on that. we're really worried of course. our lives are in god hands to tell them what should we do? a letter in the last flood. they lost their furniture and most of their electrical appliances around for days. they couldn't enter their apartment and was stuck out in the street. here was elena and alex, i'm scared. we'll lose everyt

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people support bringing people into oman. i have one more question, even two very short ones.t least some humanitarian is brought to the occupied territory. i understand that it is the enemy - it is the occupier, but the people need to eat, conditionally speaking, people at least well, we need some means for hygiene, medical, first of all, what is there, a bandage , some alcohol, iodine? yes, this is being distributed. is it being sold at three times more price? i think that it is being imported more or less. the volumes were significant when they first entered the occupied territories. now the volumes of humanitarian support have decreased significantly, and the occupation authorities are trying to collaborate with all sorts of people. obstacles to do or personally invent to look for in the fact that it is just distribution, a certain help for everything i am just asking now in russia a partial mobilization has begun i understand that the so-called dnr lnd this mobilization has already stopped many enterprises, even metallurgical plants, because there is no one to work for it

this is a huge ceramic army that is dug up from the enemy's tomb oman.rategy of the 8th century terracotta statue of chinese soldiers and their horses could be used to divert the eyes of the enemy. troyansky is a vivid example. a horse from ancient greek legends, in modern history, dummy weapons were used and during the first and second world wars, dummy tanks were used, they were made of wooden canvas they moved or rather dragged them across the battlefield to create the impression that more tanks were going to attack in another place, they also launched an airplane above them, there were no unmanned aerial vehicles in those days , and these maneuvers caused the command to worry that there would be an attack, and therefore they resorted to rebasing their reserves in times great britain became the real master of deception during the second world war and one of the uses of dummies changed the course of history. it was operation fortitude, which aimed to mislead the germans about the location of the attack on two fake armies were created on the mainland of

local journalist, oman d t no, gives us this report. for several weeks of tensions and political uncertainty in the country. doctor william somewhat route was finally be sworn in as the heath president of the republic of kenya. these come just a week after the supreme court upheld his victory. that was the link by his acc, rival, rayleigh, amolla, dinger. he was soon in, alongside his running mate regarding a chicago, who now becomes the deputy president of the republic of kenya. now, several heads of states, foreign dignitaries, on thousands of canyons from the stadium to witness the integration ceremony. he took over from president or canada after hobbins, alongside him as the deputy president from credit 13 to the ear 2022. and he, in a country that is facing tough economic times, huge debt crises and high unemployment rates in his campaigns. he made numerous promise as to the electorate with a focus on liberating the country. economically, kenyans are waiting with bated breath for this promises to be whole, not political as an high

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that you write on facebook like articles, they say, we’ll do it, but we’ll introduce opponents into omanat is, we’ll deceive, but in fact he was preparing the army for war. that is, he is number one, he is number one in the war. moreover, the article post- that is, the article and everything around it. well, let's say, by the way, this, as it were, may already be the end point of b, a in that rhetoric, which has been going on for the tenth day. and yes, here is the successful offensive of ukrainian troops in the kharkiv region. this is also his merit. though they talked about others, that is, summing up unconditionally. well it's not just a politician. and this is the west showing that we trust this guy. that is, we hit hard on the ground. moreover, we trust him, because it was he who won. and we reservations won. and we solder america can not lose. in ukraine, he defeated someone, and he carried out a successful operation in the kharkov region, so far what i see is that ukraine ceases to be the largest state in europe, that is, an interesting victory when it lost 20% of the territory se

in this war, gabriel's hondo al jazeera keith. harland, oman is a military expert and a former advisor to the u. s. defense department. he says ukraine has undoubtedly managed to push deeper into the ne, this is clearly a tactical victory for ukraine. what has been extraordinary and people will study this forever for a long time as to how ukraine has done so. well, militarily, i emphasize this is tactical. this is still a strategic stalemate. russia is incapable of dominating ukraine, and ukraine is not capable of seizing back all the territories. and don boston crimea that russian occupies so while this is certainly a tactical victory, and i think ukrainians will probably prevail and curse on. the question is, will there be a negotiated piece that is the issue. russia cannot process with winter coming, and possibly climate change may make the winter far more miles. both sides will restock their ordinance and their people. will this be a huge stalemate that will just continue to destroy ukraine, or will there be a decisive action? i don't think so. what we need to do is to look how we

write in facebook like articles, well, like we will, but we will introduce the enemy into ukrainian omanin fact he was preparing the army for war. that is, he is one, he is number one in the war , moreover, an article is an article and everything around it. well, tell me, by the way, this, as it were, may already be the end point of b, a in that rhetoric, which has been going on for the tenth day. and yes, here is the successful offensive of ukrainian troops in the kharkiv region. this is also his merit. although they talked about others, that is, summing up unconditionally. well it's not easy politician. and this is the west showing that we trust this guy to this point. here's this guy violently hitting the ground. moreover, we trust him, because it was he who won. and we won. and we america, their west, cannot lose to russia, but in ukraine , he won the wing, and he carried out a successful operation in the kharkov region, so far, what i see is that ukraine ceases to be the largest state in europe, that is, an interesting victory when it lost 20% through millions of people and there 80

i'm not too jenny. modest human and well paloma gardener would oman. it's f mata should miss. i wasn't going to do them. just massage some done, choking in because i just but took no right now. you middle brian altima attempts to negotiations told ukraine, submitted its peace treaty proposals. moscow withdrew its forces from the cave. jen egan, sumi regions to de escalate the conflict. in reality, it's troops were regrouping. the russian armies disengaged units transfer to hock of region and dumbass special military operations. second stage began maturing them is cortisol shipper coordinates all week, was she scale? thank you. was shit on that, but i mean in yeah, but when you tear can you give her daughter in the hall to concentrate on he should for what you're choosing for to with these mean you talk to cool human? yeah. when you're with dr. kamala cutoff from the status of the shipper, there's like a tune up to, so it's google, google, think you mobilize them because they're talked to some additional and you don't know. but through a huge key failing or this during your bri

oman as sultan. egypt's president and the list goes on. >> there are an awful lot of very senior relationships that have a bit of history to them, which i'm sure will help, as it were, going forward when it comes to re-establishing those relationships now that he is king. i don't particularly see, you know, all that much changing in the sense that the middle east will continue, i'm sure, to be a key part of his portfolio. >> reporter: his visit to that holy site in jordan, however, an example of the king's affinity with the middle east going much deeper than mere diplomacy. he's long had a keen interest in islamic art and culture having studied history, archaeology and anthropology at the university of cambridge. most recently he spent time learning arabic so he can better understand the koran. he's toured ancient sites. >> how else can we heal the divide between east and west. >> reporter: although christian, he's made reaching out to the muslim community a corner stone of his public service. he ser

what grew from that was then going to oman and to close out on the economic front, something really troubles me right now and i would love to get secretary and ambassador's read. one of my last trips at exxon ways into suzanne in when he 21 and it was with great pride that i got to meet with the leaders of the country. i signed an mou with the finance minister. i don't know if you can see this , this is a picture of me with the minister. i gave her something. i gave her a martha washington pin. martha washington had this pain the start of the united states and gave this for hope for the future of peace, prosperity, forever country. i extended that message to the people of sudan. and what a travesty right now. i hope good things can come, but i would love to hear points on that because it was great having them be part of the abraham accords. mary: i don't think it is widely known, these other people that work toward securing these accords. kim, these stories aren't widely known, what jared and robert and the secretary did. i want to pull in alex gray, who was shuttling back and forth between

his, word that he was a good listener, that he had a sharp mind, and the leadership on capitol hill oman congress, and the republicans, rewarded him with important positions early in his career. by 1950, one he was on the appropriations committee. by 1953, the republicans come into a majority, and he's given charge of a subcommittee that oversees the armies budget. so on that image on the right, you see him with military personnel at a dmz in south korea. and -- when americas establishing bases in the pacific and in europe, he is traveling the globe, attending to the armies, needs listening to them how they spend their money, reporting back to capitol hill, and helping craft their budget. 1956, he's given oversight of the cia. he's placed on that committee. and in 1957, he's placed on a select committee that helps craft legislature -- that establishes nasa. lyndon johnson then reaches out to him in 1963 as one of three members in the house of representatives to set as commissioners on the committee investigating the investigation -- assassination of president john kennedy, the warren com

power when it comes to energy, but now europe is looking for other ways to get natural gas from us, omantar. they will not have any customers in western europe. i don't care who leaves this country, no one will ever trust russia as an energy source again for a long term, he's devastating his country. as john mccain effectively said, they are a gas station with nuclear weapons. if you're not buying their gas and oil, they don't have a lot to export. not tourism. >> ainsley: let's talk about it's happening on the border. we were just remembering 9/11 not too long ago, a few weeks ago. >> steve: sunday. >> ainsley: two son days ago. we were all worried this could happen again. we pledged we would never forget, but we have these open borders and we learned that terrorists are getting into our country more now than we ever thought were coming through. the number of fugitives on the terror watch list apprehended at the border has soared 400%. in august, there were 12. fiscal year of 2022, 78. that's more than the past five years combined, which was 26. >> brian: one of tucker's big documentari

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lunch with her in the palace, there were other people present, we were discussing the middle east and omansters had with the queen, they are unable to share. will forever remain secret. exactly, and for reasons... it is an important thing for the prime minister to be able to have that privilege of being able to speak privately. but, also, there are obviously a lot of anecdotes that are shared, and also we have the things that were on display for all of us, those moments that, for instance, the filming with paddington. just brilliant! i have to say, i think of all the messages and photographs posted, the one that brings a tear, i think, to many people's eyes, is the one that many people have left a little wrapped sandwich saying, "for later." aw, the way she said that, i can't watch that enough. it is beautiful. it did remind us, it is so nice, frank to hear a funny story, because everybody says, oh, she had a wonderful sense of humour, and then there is a sort of silence and we don't hear the joke. and i think what the paddington episode, along with the james bond episode earlier in 2012,

lunch with her in the palace, there were other people present, we were discussing the middle east and oman. that humour, obviously, you had the chance to experience that at first hand and many have had the chance of that privilege to share it at first hand and as we just alluded to, a lot cannot be shared, we know the audiences will forever remain secret. exactly, and for reasons of... able to have that privilege of being able to speak privately, as for her. but, also, there are obviously a lot of anecdotes that are shared, and also we have the things that were on display for all of us, those moments that, for instance, the filming with paddington. oh, just brilliant! i think, to many people's eyes, is the one that many people have left a little wrapped sandwich saying, "for later." aw, the way she said that, i can't watch that enough. it is beautiful. it did remind us, people... it is so nice, frank, to hear a funny story, the sort of experience the royal family had privately, joanna, the essence of her constitutionaljob meant to remain silent until later because, you know, the solemn a v

there was another time we were discussing the middle east and she mentioned to the previous sultan of omanather out of touch with his people and got overthrown by his son, perhaps that would happen to me! just some examples of her sense of humour. later this morning, king charles will address both houses of parliament for the first time as sovereign. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. what you expect happen today? good morning. around 10am, we are expecting that ceremony with mps and members of the lords packing into westminster hall, the largest part of westminster, to hearfrom westminster hall, the largest part of westminster, to hear from the king. it will notjust be him, there will be addresses from the speakers of the commons and the lords who will both pay their respects after the death of the queen and also pledge allegiance to the new king. it will be a fairly sombre event where the queen will then respond to those addresses from the speakers. it a historic moment because a lot of the ceremonies in the past would have taken very much in private and th

the tragedy occurred in one of the busiest quarters of oman where are popular cafes, bars and artilleryration continues under the rubble, people can also be assessment of the condition of neighboring houses. in the crimea, near belogorsk, the taurida cave was opened for tourists ; it is famous for the fact that it was discovered quite recently. and during the construction of the track. as scientists have already found out, there was a den of hyenas in the cave with the details of jan shcherbatay. we take a powerful ultraviolet flashlight and run it along the walls of the cave, taurite and observe such a very interesting effect. it is called the effect of phosphorescence, and all because of the special composition with those that scientists are still researching, but see it with your own eyes. now everyone can after 4 years after the discovery of the taurida cave, a part of the cave, which we now see with you, was opened for visitors, called the enlightenment cave labyrinths of taurida, one and a half million years ago , were the habitat of ancient predators here, they brought their prey

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