will israel seize control of the west bank along with other territories and onyx east jerusalem . in 2022, the un general assembly aust, the world called to look at as well as occupation of these 2 areas. the legal building of is riley settlements was one fact to raise one, many of the governments, the deliberate arguments in the case. even the united states admitted that the sacraments are inconsistent with international sacraments. so strewn across the west bank. housing over half a 1000000 is ready, settled as an additional $220000.00 settlers live in east jerusalem, which is change the demographics of the area of israel views the whole of theresa them as its capital. but on the international, lo, israel's takeover of east to reset them with its holy sites is illegal. it's especially contentious us, depaula, simians view east jerusalem as the capital of the future state. as for the west bank, it's partly controlled by the palestinian authority. but israel maintains overall control, including the toiletries vote is different zones are separated by rules and checkpoints, limiting

and this is the carrier of the formidable onyx caliber cruise missiles.f conducting combat operations on the open sea, in shallow waters. its main task is the protection and protection of our economic zone. our correspondent ainur valiakhmetov is on board the small rocket ship grad. going live now. hello, happy holiday, do you feel any excitement from the crew before the first exit to the main naval parade? tatyana, good holiday morning, well , the sailors in snow-white dress uniforms are already lined up on the deck of a warship, which means that there are only a few minutes left until the main moment, until the moment when our small rocket ship grad passes under the stands of senate square, the water area has already begun to narrow and after... every 20 seconds, information about the distance, about the speed, of course, the main difficult section is still ahead - this is the passage under the drawbridges, you need to take into account the structure of the structure itself and the speed of the current, as for our small rocket ship hail, the ship is par

hypersonic systems are not located on strategic nuclear carriers, i mean in in the form of a system like onyx if i understand correctly, everything that we fly can be performed in different types of combat nuclear equipment. that is, how it started there, no one knows that the vanguard will go through the southern city, everything is a start - about the vanguard, i’m talking about systems, for example , like the iskander, they can be launched from medium bombers like there, of course they will be launched anywhere in the continental united states of america correctly so then for the united states of america it is absolutely obvious that they will figure out whether it is flying nuclear or not nuclear, will they understand that it is nuclear? doesn’t play any role here, it’s hypersound or not hypersound, hypersound only determines the speed of reaching the target, it is impossible to shoot down, nothing more, that is, there are certain difficulties with interception there, yes, yes with interception, but if you launch something over the territory of the united states, this is the beginning of

are new generation ships of the more river type, armed with a vertical launcher for eight caliber or onyxs. they are able to travel at shallow depths and make transitions along the entire length of the volga and kaska. the ship composition of the caspian flotilla is constantly updated. is able to solve assigned tasks to protect interests countries in the caspian region. on the screens is the city of balttiysk. main base of the baltic fleet. 28 ships and boats of the baltic fleet and more than 1,200 military personnel take part in the parade. passage of fleet warships in the sea channel. open the newest landing boats of the rimsky korsakov and midshipman-lermontov. on board the landing boats there are shilka anti-aircraft self-propelled guns, which carry out air defense of the landing force and repel air raids. the minesweeper viktor provides mine countermeasures for the deployment of fleet forces. segalov. in the kaliningrad sea canal there is a naval strike group consisting of missile boats. shansk iditrov. in 2024, the crews of the ships successfully confirmed the name shock and are amo

you mentioned his stomach as far right ministers to fema onyx ation of the occupied westbank. we've had many previous rulings from the i, c, j and others cooling as well to stop persecuting palestinians in one form or another, then normally always ignored. so what happens now, well is real generally disregards any type of decision after you, when at the international court of justice at the i, c, c, the international criminal court as well. and we don't really see any sort of policy change. what we have seen previously with any country who is going to have policy change, our sanctions are different measure is done by leaders of allies like the united states, like other countries in europe, partners of israel. but we haven't really seen that. we've seen some sanctions on violent settlers extremist in the occupied westbank who have attacked post indians . but we have not really seen any sort of larger measure that has been done for israel to change its policy. and that's why these courts are ruling this way. that's why they're ruling the, the settlements in the occupied west ban

will israel seize control of the west bank along with other territories and onyx east jerusalem in 2022. the un general assembly off the world called to look at as well as occupation of these 2 areas. the illegal building of is riley settlements, was one fact to raise one, many of the governments, the deliberate arguments. in the case. even the united states admitted that the sacraments are inconsistent with international sacraments. so strewn across the west bank. housing, over half a 1000000 is ready, settled as an additional 220000 settlers live in east jerusalem, which has changed the demographics of the area. israel views the whole of tourism as it's capital, but on the international low, israel's takeover of east jerusalem with its holy sites is illegal. it's especially contentious as the palestinians view east jerusalem as the capital of the future state. as for the west bank, it's partly controlled by the palestinian authority, but israel maintains overall control including the territories. boat is different zones are separated by rules and checkpoints, limiting movement for pal

built thousands of legal settlements in the occupied garden heights, and the 1981 declared, it was onyx thing. the territory now in 20000 and legal is ready, set is now live the not so long side around 20000 syrian drew arabs. now let's take this less to crawl. that's who runs us name. she's a senior fellow at the middle east institute in washington dc and joins us loud now like from the they greats. and rather a higher run to the us. and you and officials all urging maximum restraint. we've been hearing this earlier. and do you think either side or likely to even listen, given the israel has already carried out those strikes that we just mentioned earlier in a couple of towns in southern lebanon. and i think there's are and answers, but i'm not interested in, in all of your uh, for different reasons. lebanon, for his ballade. the population that has been displayed from the south is getting tired of the war. the largest population in lebanon is getting size of the matter of his beloved being in the water for, for to plaza, and then on base. what you decide you have a is right in the arm

they say a state—sponsored group — known by the names andariel and onyx sleet — is working to further's nuclear ambitions. the group is targeting defence, aerospace, nuclear and engineering entities in order to obtain classified information and have already hit us air force bases, nasa and defence companies. michael barnhart, mandiant principal analyst at google cloud, issued a stark warning — he said... let's hear the thoughts first of our security correspondent gordon corera. a couple of interesting things, i think, about this. the fact that it's a joint advisory from these countries, the fact that they name some of the other countries being targeted as well, including, they say, i think, india and japan, but also the fact they say that this group funds itself through ransomware. that's typically something we associate with criminals. and what they're claiming is that they have attacked us hospitals and health care organisations to effectively steal money in order to support their espionage operations. so a claim that this is a kind of group which mixes criminal and nation state esp

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story, the shots by that and the shot that hit, trump will have more of those details in the onyx news, both in at the top of the on site you into that by the is tradition, a relic of the possible something that we still need today. now i wouldn't say i'm fully traditional, but the values that ingrained in me, like respecting my elders, helping others or even speaking my mother tongue she had at all. we have so many ways of preserving culture and on this week. so we will explore exactly that. welcome to the 77 percent. the show for africa's majority under 35 annual host. okay. didn't question of here is what we have for you today. in our street debate, ugandans discuss further tradition is outdated on not next we throw ourselves into the arena with your gun does not rest of us. and finally, we explored the colorful westbridge fabric and the ties to the same as not then maybe a new twist on traditional uganda and wrestling. it's similar to the rest of the mattress. we know from the u. s. and glancing theatrics, but it is much maria, and through all of this, one girl stands out to hard t

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onyx caliber.aps the most crucial moment is before us - the podium on which the supreme commander receives the parade in honor of navy day. all that's left is to go through. another part of the distance. for the first time in the history of the parade , guests and spectators see the power of all russian floats. the far east is in touch. korvets-perfect and diesel-electric submarine petropavlos kamchatsky. in severomorsk nuclear submarine missile the cruiser prince vladimir and frigat were dying out of the kasatonov fleet. the baltic fleet has small missile ships and the latest landing boats. our base is in syrian tartus, where admiral grigorovich serves on board each frigate. our people, bound by centuries-old traditions. today is an important day for me, my grandfather was a submariner in the northern fleet, he served on a nuclear submarine, so, as a captain of the first rank, i followed in his footsteps, as i dreamed of since childhood, such pride that you really have the right and you can wear t

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in parade formation are ships of a new generation, armed with a vertical launcher caliber or onyx. in the baltic , 28 warships and boats took part in the solemn parade. the passage through the sea canal was opened by the newest landing boats rimsky korsakov and michman-lermantov. they have shibka anti-aircraft self-propelled guns on board. they are responsible for anti-aircraft. defenses are capable of repelling any air attacks, the sailors of the baltic fleet take part in the special operation, many were awarded medals for their courage and heroism. in syria , a parade of russian warships also took place in the port of tartus ; they are part of the navy’s operational unit in the mediterranean sea. the russian military liberated the villages of progress and evgenovka on the territory of the dpr. the ministry of defense reported this today. totally minus. a week , russian troops took control of four settlements in the donbass and kharkov region, losses in the ssu in the special operation zone amounted to about 14 thousand people. a series of attacks were carried out on ukrainian mil

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missiles, and i want to say that this is also due to the improvement of such hypersonic missiles like onyxbeing modernized, they have been adopted for service, for the last 5 years, which have been modernized several times already, we understand that in these conditions we need to be prepared, i just want to remind you so that they understand that we have a unique iskander missile system - tactical up to 500 km, 490, this is... a very serious line that allows it to be improved, at the same time the complex itself, as a combat vehicle with a guidance, reconnaissance and adjustment system for such high-precision ammunition, may well accept any other missiles that may be developed in the near future, we will not be affected by this big thing, big things, big funds, moreover, i would like to remind you that... we also have a unique subsonic caliber missile that allows it to fly more than 25 kilometers, if things go like this, we can land her too. if this is necessary, we will do it very quickly, when franz adamovich says to land, this means making sea-based missiles land- based missiles, becau

me, maybe you understand what he says better than i do, he said on day one we will throw out biden onyxlace it with, we will quickly build the greatest economy in the history of the world. what do you think that's going to mean? >> well, i don't think he knows what it means, whenever trump is talking about maganomics or whatever the new word of the day is, we've got to be honest, there is an agenda that has been set. there is a plan that has been set by people who worked for him at the highest levels when he was in the white house, and that plan is called project 2045. trump has seen the polls and seen the numbers and the fact that most of the american public don't want to slip into this neo-fascism and authoritarian state the trump wants, so now he's coming on and saying he doesn't know anything about project 2025 when some of his top advisers are the ones that made it up and put it together. i encourage people to look into this, because no matter what he says on these rally stages, and i watched the rally today, it was really hard to watch. it was really hard to get through. i think h

thank you so much for taking us back to the mid-18th century and sharing information about the onyx expected influencers behind america's independence. as the washington post called it, i think i'm sure you remember that review well, they also called this group caste beyond the founding fathers. and i love that word beyond. so we really you for your research and over to you to introduce us to this caste of men and one woman, thankfully. peter, welcome. margaret it's a real pleasure to be here. hello to all of you. i'm in west london at the moment. the sun has gone down, but i'm still awake, luckily enough. but we'll find out if i am awake enough for subject anyway. so i'm going to talk a little bit about the book. i didn't have long really, but i wanted to introduce you to the central characters around which i've constructed this story. but let's begin at a common point of departure, because there's an image on your screen at the moment that i guess will be instantly familiar to so many of you. this really captures is one of the i don't want to use the word iconic because it feels clichÉd, b

he called for an onyx station of the occupied westbank. if the i c j does indeed rule against israel on this issue, which it has, i am worried at all. now that things may actually end up getting worse for palestinians in the west bank is, is rarely is double down on them. i know it was the thing bored anyhow because it has the freshest government. now is that i it is officially having a fascist government led by fax, just like smart, the judge being bid. and the of course nothing. no, i'm doing nothing, you know, declared, this is yolanda, is there any claims that the i c j is on to submit that i c, j is on to submit the icpc is i'm gonna submit the national lawyers on to submit to this shows you how i as well, if it is, there it is. and how much in a lot is, is there any need those are and in my opinion this is a very optimistic situation because it shows that though it is wide open. now why is this fascism and is it in the mode, or is there any crimes happen as they are happening to now in the case of genocide, collective punishment and

he understands it better than any in america any in american onyx peak a great friend of mine and my neighbors nd doug burgum. governor. good evening. you are hearing you are making a difference and you are here and not just because you care about israel or your relatives or family or kids in your grandkids. you're here because you care about our future and the number one thing you can do to secure the future for israel is reelect donald j. trump. [applause] and i will tell you why. that's not just a campaign slogan that i'm saying it's absolute true because this is an affliction where we can compare one president's record against another and we can compare it on the economy where president trump is -- the better on keeping energy prices down. we can also compare the to record on who is strong on israel and who was and it's very simple. under president trump we had maximum support for israel and maximum pressure on iran. and we got the abraham of cord. now under president biden we have got maximum pressure on israel and we have got maximum appeasement on iran. that's what's going on

allison from you, todd onyx no.rom you, todd onyx says it's just the latest in a long line of examples of why david lammy shouldn't be foreign secretary. i think, by the way, this is a massive concern. it is a massive concern because if we know that unrwa is linked to hamas, if right, and we are choosing to give them money, then we are deliberately, as a government now giving hamas money. obviously everyone involved with that would probably deny it. but melinek says the links to hamas was israel's propaganda and no conclusive evidence has been provided. write your verdict is in 4% of you think that david lammy was right to give more money to unrwa 96 6% of you. easy for me to say. say he wasn't coming up . joe biden's wasn't coming up. joe biden's come out swinging, refusing to stand down, but democrat heavyweights including ex—president obama are calling for him to go. is the doddery president totally tone deaf? meanwhile, trump's going from strength to strength . i am strength to strength. i am joined by donald tr

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huge power under a small body thanks to the onyx caliber missiles.rhaps the most crucial moment before us is the podium on which. all russian flights are in touch far east korvets-perfect and diesel-electric submarine petropovos kamchatsky in severomorsk nuclear submarine missile cruiser prince vladimir and frigate fleet admiral kasatonov, in the baltic fleet there are small missile ships and the latest landing boats, our base in syrian tartus, where the frigate admiral grigorovich serves on board each, our people, bound by the bonds of centuries-old traditions. today is an important day for me, my grandfather was a submariner from... the northern fleet, he served on a nuclear submarine, so, he is a captain of the first rank, i followed in his footsteps, as i dreamed of since childhood, such pride, that you really have the right and can wear this white uniform, and it’s nice to have such attention, because the whole day was dedicated to you, the whole parade, the whole country is watching, of course it’s nice, we are preparing for this, so that every

even if he did throw his family under the bus, tommy onyx says there are lots of issues which are moremportant than an overprivileged prince who hasn't got a clue how other people live. and i quite like the royal family. all right . and your family. all right. and your verdict is in 12% of you think that harry should have accepted the award, 88% of you say that he shouldn't have. so, you know, thatis he shouldn't have. so, you know, that is quite overwhelming, isn't it? coming up, he's led reform to parliament. this is back. >> yes. is back . yes is back. >> yes. is back. yes is back. >> wow. nigel farage is going to be on this show shortly with a big announcement, so stay tuned for that. but next, afterjoe biden committed his worst gaffe yet. >> and now i want to hand it over to the president of ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. >> now, i've got a couple of news lines for you as well in the last hour or so. so apparently 90 million quid's worth of donations to the democratic party have, sorry, dollars have just been frozen

1500 km against ground targets, up to 500 against water targets, it is possible to replace it with onyxeady to tell us something about today. july 24: nineteenth lunar day, meets the twentieth, the seventh day of the sun, quite sweet, benevolent, calm, generous, and at the same time sincere, he would rather try to understand, sympathize and help, than start lecturing. it will help improve the climate in the family, find mutual understanding with superiors and colleagues, and come to an agreement with someone about something. just keep in mind that he can be, let’s say, overly optimistic, promising more than he can deliver. another disadvantage is that he is not very practical, sometimes he gets off the ground a little and confuses dreams with reality, he spends easily money. on such days we are sometimes surprisingly trusting. aries, remember this, swindlers know how to ingratiate themselves. and yet, you are very noticeable today, you will have to live up to it. this, of course, does not mean that you have to pretend to be someone. be yourself. after lunch, some important news may arri