gang of eight, regularly exposed to our nation's top intel, not only one of the leaders of our people 's house -- the leader, excuse me, but truly one of the most for most speakers in these united states. his ouster has huge geopolitical impact not only for aid to ukraine, for example, but how it makes this appear on the world stage, the stability that comes with the wheel of government. that is no longer there. republicans are in disarray. it has been said many times before, but it is official, with him being gone as leader, it shows that even those regularly coming to his side no longer believe he has what it takes to lead republicans into what will be a very, very contentious and tough and pivotal election here for the republican party as a whole -- election year for the republican party as a whole. i know mccarthy has a secret list he sort of worked out of people he wanted to succeed him. i think a lot of people within the republican caucus are still reeling from the shock, but when they look within, they may find one of their own, like the head of the republican caucus in the house. she i

this medical compound is really containing. 1 thousands of people who s leads from the houses to the is very ongoing go button. and so the gaza strip, even during the list and medical stuff spine is really great. difficulty in moving and even in doing their job perfectly due to the is really ongoing strikes. so it seems that the goal is to strip situation is getting what's as israel continues to closer for this and even putting any international intervention. he saw the gaza strip to provide humanitarian aids, to gauze and talk a well this is going on in the is rarely it strikes continue. we understand that there were a large series of explosions there in gaza over the last cold the pre award. can you tell us about the continuing bombardments will. uh, since the 1st moment with the escalation, there's real intensified and adopted and following a very extensive random apartment to different residential areas. we can clearly see throughout the city 6 released by the promised to be administered hills that the majority of places where hits, where residential areas with hundreds and thous

the red carpet along which vladimir putin walked, the house of the people 's assembly, the largest buildinging various meetings, and the stairs here are also the largest, and how to clean them for so many guests. according to putin, the one train one track forum is capable of facilitating interaction on a huge scale throughout the world community. the president talks about the largest transport projects in russia, which have either been done or will be done and which will interface with the chinese route. each of us, when we start some big business, of course, he expects it to be successful. but of course, with such ... global dimensions , frankly speaking, it is difficult to expect that everything will work out, our chinese friends are succeeding, we are very happy about these successes, because this concerns so many of us, look how many people came out now from this hall, they all listened to the speech of the president of russia, how did you feel, how did they perceive the president’s speech in the hall, they perceived it enthusiastically, this is without exaggeration, the answer to thos

with foreign flags are scurrying around everywhere. barely fit on the square in front of the house of people 'sis all the external surroundings, the most important thing is happening inside, chairman xi made a state visit to russia in march of this year, the leaders have warm relations. vladimir putin’s second meeting in a year with sijinpin, the main event of the entire visit of the russian president to china. negotiations are about to begin, impressive delegations are already assembled before the arrival of the top officials, we have time to turn to the head of vtb bray kostin, but not only he has something to say. and here you go, elvira will tell you everything here, the main thing is that there is a ruble, when there is no ruble, then you have to use it, it turns out that they never wrote it down, the most important thing, in general, is the mood before the start of russian-chinese negotiations everyone had it extremely raised, but slowly walking, his own. no, i have everything in rubles, in rosneft securities , the president interrupted all conversations with his appearance, now all that

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house speaker. i should say the chances of that happening are very slim, almost to 0, never the who s the fact that fro trump uh people in the house of representatives or even talking about this certainly method journalist, we're going to ask trump about that. he basically said he would not rule out considering it, but his focus right now is elsewhere. listen to what he had to say the and we understand that judges issued a gag order. how's that impacting donald trump? so what we've become used to is his performances and statements outside the court, the yeah, that's right. trump can still talk as much as he wants when he comes in and out of court. but the judge is saying you can no longer make any disparaging remarks about anyone inside the court room. that's what this gag order is all about. it comes after tuesday, when trump put out a social media post on true social disparaging, the judges clerk linking to or instagram page where she has a photo with senate majority leader, chuck schumer and falsely saying that she is chuck humors. girlfriend. just a bizarre post by the former president, essentially doc seeing a me

subject of the conversation is not disclosed and yes, he was, in my opinion, in the big house of peoples, something it ’s speak, so i think that’s all - so he got acquainted, the screening was successful, so, as for the philippine treaty, it’s very... strange to me , generally speaking, how the biden administration is behaving now, apparently, this is again a manifestation of that same split and schizophrenia, because they expect, yes, that it will be possible to reach an agreement with china at least one and a half to two years, there is no serious conflict, but suddenly they remember the treaty, no, they are not remembering the treaty of some recent year, they are remembering the treaty of the fifty -first year, and the fifty-first year is for the mutual defense treaty, it is practically a nato text, it is indefinite, well, yes, yes, but they, so to speak, actually ... refer to it, dim, sorry, this is important, but here is an interesting text by feona hill, suddenly published, and where, by and large, she says that ukraine -that’s all, tomfor writes, if we talk about how things are going, i i think th

at least 10 people out of fluids are being killed as schools are injured. as a result of an x ray and e s for life on the house. so many people are also said to have been shot dead by our beer fix footage here. all of a residential area in gauze, in really in the see may need signed into a local brows. 0 flight is a strikes. a frantic operation continues to miss the rubble. in search of those who may still be trapped, you spoke to elusive does involve it. who says it pays the idea of since all taking a multi pronged line. the advocacy approach ahead of the main gym move further into the strip. the, the balancing image was a says that he received a serious word that oscar given in order to start uh, evacuating, evacuation everything to the hospital. and to know the is what he needs taking this a sedition serious. um they are serious about it because the uh, as tracts uh around the hospital um the hospital management says that there's a high risk because there's a lot of oxygen and there's a lot of things may become but a disaster if there's any strikes me at the near near the hospital. so basically a yes, there

the irkutsk region, the angara river is washing away the bank and getting closer to their houses, some people ’snd out when the situation will change and the coast will be strengthened. it took him years to build, but he lost it in a couple of minutes, on the edge of a cliff, among the rubble of children’s gazebos and outbuildings, andrei kryukov remembers that evening and calculates the losses, i see everything flew everywhere, everything jumped out into the street , all 27 buildings i had, sheds , they were all lying there, they all fell there in an instant , everything was sorted out just along the shore, dangerously close to the water and 43 families live on the falling cliff in kazachyam, many of them are pensioners , people do not have the means to strengthen the shore on their own , the capabilities of the local administration are modest, some of the slabs, we already have a destroyed... farm, we are from there on our own, tractor we brought all this to the administration. the kazachens expressed their concerns and requests for help at a meeting with the administration of the bokansky dis

people exist, they just don't have to look at us. >> reporter: san jose currently has about 450 interim housing units. the mayor 'sincrease that number to 1000. the hope is to give people more options as they try to climb out of homelessness. >> a live look at san jose city hall, city council voted this week to take the first step in running their own public utility. the department will be called the san jose power. city reports say the utility could be up and running by 2028. the same report says that city representatives have met with pg&e twice in past weeks, but pg&e told officials that the mercury news that the project was a little misguided. union workers, meantime, told the council they are worried about their jobs . in october 2019, pg&e rejected a $2.5 billion offer from the city of san francisco to buy the utilities local power lines. >>> parking will stay free in downtown napa, at least for now. city council voted 4-1 last night to reject the paid parking plan. some councilmembers had they were open to revisiting the idea of paid parking, but they did not believe the city was ready to put the plan in pl

think to your point about embarrassment, this is an issue internally as well s, people dot follow the machinations of the housetatives on a day-to-day basis as they live their own life. but when legislates tend to get in trouble, when they indulge in behavior that wouldn't fly in another arena of life. >> like junior high? >> right. if you start to see a bunch of polls showing this week that the public is disgusted with how the house is behaving that might concentrate some minds, combined with a lot of fatigue and tireds that has, you know, happened because of this three vehicles of a power vacuum when in the white house conference. the point is whether that brings a strong speaker seems doubtful. >> i'm not going to play it because we're getting short on time here. newt gingrich made a point on the sunday shows that the 217 not only have to pick a speaker, but stick together for the next months. there's a certain richness for the guy who basically invented that policy, newt gingrich. it's gotten so bad that newt gingrich is saying these guys have to stick together. >> that makes sense, what's going to happen

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but as you can see, the security forces are not allowing people to read the, the parameters of the u. s embassy center for their houses. they don't, they don't do it in 20 minutes. the i'm on society has towed out to 0, talks to stop the war and guns that will continue. the principal assets have not stopped his business. he's just getting back to the familiar, repeating to it that included the u. k. it's elliot and get many our message there . and obviously this was before the to get past with you at the baptist church, our message that we come up continue with this war, was not going to bring anything but more suffering mode or destruction. it will not produce security, you need it for these as a result for defense to me as a product and the security of the whole region with the type of it expanding and spitting go over into other parts of the agent. uh so uh, we'll have to understand the impact as well as having not just on the immediate victims that the guidance you have to understand that this war is also provoking, our muslim christian public opinion, human up in public opinion, all about the world. our peoples a

be speaker right now because there is a house rule that restricts people with felony indictments from house leadership and because he is facing all those charges. souse certainly could change it. but i was talking to somebody down in d.c. yesterday. you know, just imagine, if somebody put donald trump's name into nomination, every democrat would vote for donald trump because if you look at x right now, the white house and the dnc, they are talking about all the chaos on the republican side with the capitol coup. they would love the chaos to continue. if donald trump were in nomination every democrat in the house would vote for him and he only needs five republicans. he could be, if they change that rule, the next speaker. that would be crazy. >> brian: derek graves seem incensed and elise stefanik not on the top list but contender for it only woman to go for it. moved in leadership when liz cheney moved out. we have exclusive coming up. jim jordan, on our show at 8:00 this morning. stay tuned for that. >> now, let's go from midtown manhattan to north dallas, texas. and lawrence is talking with folks there at norma's cafe that is open early at 5:1

people. the space palestinians had gathered that to use its western, generates a separate theme and his really s tribal 7 con eunice on a house, killed 2 women and an 8 year old child and central garza and his really airbag on the shopping plaza killed 9 people and we're in to thousands of others, as you can see of fire engulfed the markets on the, on the sarah refugee cab destroying several stores. that's bringing the palestinian janice honey of whichever he joins us now from con eunice and the gaza strip. honey, we know the bombardment has been intensifying now in conyers. can you tell us what you've been seeing and hearing? yes, we're the past the 24 hours has been really intense for palestinians living in the northern part and the southern part of the gaza strip under mass. bombard vin. uh, this is the part to do its the is really military order, palestinian from the north and gaza, to evacuated, to, to only find themselves on their mass bombardment. so late hours of last night at about 11 o'clock at the z, a busy street in the, in the new saw you ride for a few seat cab. uh, this is the street is, is the thriving markets

people that want think that. they are driving wedges between us on the basis of race, age, income, religion, political affiliation, you name it, driving s wedges. it is destroying our society. a house against itself cannot stand. the families are falling apart. people don't even want to commit . lehelping some of the young peoe understand doing it differently to put it in the same roof. it ist like sandpaper. if you keep rubbing them, pretty soon it gets smooth. you have to stay there. it is wonderful at that point. the importance of the family, particularly for child growing up. all kinds of statistics that show how children that grow up in tradition nuclear families have much better outcomes than those that do not. if you're going to do all of thesehi things, was going to be required is courage. one of the things that i noticed when i was running for president , traveling all over this country, alabama and north dakota to the largest cities, i noticed that most of the people have common sense. what they lack is courage. a lot of people, when the conversation comes up they are uncomfortable with it. they hope nobody calls them a nasty name. theyrk are afraid they might be canceled

police officers were deployed as crowds marched from the bbc�*s new broadcasting house to downing street. the met police said seven peoplehis is what some of those taking part had to say. we have the right to support the freedom of oppressed people and the oppressors here don't have the right to deny us that freedom of speaking out and supporting palestinians. and we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government will for once listen to the people, to the thousands that are coming out, to the people filling out petitions, to the people expressing their disagreement and this march is a reflection of london and the uk. it is a mixture of people, different colours and races and cultures and religions, no religion. it's about humanity. a taste of some of the protests that took place in london. in los angeles this is the scene in front of the israeli consulate. demonstrations in support of palestine. we know that the us presidentjoe biden spoke to the us presidentjoe biden spoke to the israeli prime minister by telephone today and also to the palestinian leader, or murder bass, in separate phone calls. the us state —— the pales

s. foreign policy. social media has been flooded with people rejoicing kevin mccarthy's departure and housed are given. mccarthy wouldn't give up funding for ukraine. that's it. let this be a message to every future speaker. americans are done funding for morse and money laundering. well, our country full support. if republicans can replace them with someone who cares about fiscal responsibility, strong border security and america 1st rather than ukraine 1st, his ouster would be a win win for the american people. there it is, you know, criticism of the amount of attention your brain has gotten well so much is in need and there's such a frustrating and deteriorating situations here at home. so it seems like i'm majority opinion. it has been expressed as a certainly a surprise. many did not expect that kevin mccarthy would indeed get ousted, but that's the way the boat ramps. i mean, kevin mccarthy is out, so they'll be looking for a new speaker of the house of representatives. soon, white a dramatic day on capitol hill. the legal and media analyst allow, they'll believe that the ukranian blog money whol

palestinians are reported to have been killed, including 28 people in one house in the rafah area, close to the crossing into egypt. mr biden�*sit is designed to show us support for israel in its war against hamas, after the deadly attacks in southern israel ten days ago. he's expected to be briefed on israel's strategy, as well as how it will try to minimise civilian casualties. live now to marina miron, a post—doctoral researcher in war studies at king's college london. just talk me through how you see israel moving in the next few days. it is a very difficult question because it seems like israel is prepared indeed to launch a ground offensive. we have to understand that past advances into the gaza strip have not produced any desired results, and the problem is that hamas is very well trained, it has been expecting this response to its attack, therefore they will make use of their fortified positions, attack, therefore they will make use of theirfortified positions, but most importantly they have very sophisticated underground tunnel systems which can go as far as 30 metres deep and have different layers, and most of those

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really happened, so i ran, ran from the other side of the house, i ran, there were already a lot of people here, i only saw that he was lying there that 'sme to the stop, the stop used to be opposite this one, so they dragged me to the stop and then there while the doctors were with me. you saw him, how he , yes, lay face down, saw nikolai beletsky for many years worked on a collective farm as a tractor driver, here in beloberezovsky, everyone knew him from childhood, and six months before tragedy, he got a job in a construction company, he cooked for a new place of work, he usually got there by minibuses, not far and inexpensively, about 15 km, everything was always fine. no problems, but one day something went wrong. peletsky was found by residents of the village of beloberyozov, who were returning home by public transport, they saw him in a ditch, he was still showing signs of life , he was getting stronger, after which they called the police and an ambulance, they could not save the wounded man, beletsky died in the ambulance, doctors it was determined that his death was caused by stab wounds. employees of the local investigative dep

houses are being burned. people are being suffocated by the smoke. and then after 8 hours i d. s gain. and we left the room and, and we saw the disaster, they, it was, it seemed comprehensible, obviously. sure. was there any point during this attack that you thought you and your family were not going to survive? and how are you feeling now? when my husband came into the same room, he gave me a gun and we looked at each other and we said that we're fighting until the last. but no matter what that is, the better option than being a hostage. we have to fight i and for one second i in all those 8 hours and i was sitting there in the despair and then going there was burning off with us. there is no point instead of going down was to add a strike. we didn't know we did it, they don't want to think we're not going to make it. i'm sitting here today almost a week after i still don't understand it. i still don't believe that we've been through this, that my children had to go through this that i had to tell my children that they have to fight and never give up and die. and then to be hostage. a

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we heard an explosion , saw a rocket hit a house, people come here from the north, there are no militants here, only civilians, they think it ’seir israelis. not our own these days with the one with the other on both sides there is a continuous funeral, but everyone has their own grief, both of them are calling for outrage, and not for reconciliation. perhaps the first step towards de-escalation could be a resolution of the un security council; the draft introduced by russia assumed an immediate humanitarian truce, but it did not receive the required number of votes, five for, four against, six abstained, among those who voted for, in fact, russia and china, the us, britain, france and japan were against it. that today's vote by members of the security council is very indicative, it is clear demonstrated who really advocates an immediate truce, an end to the indiscriminate bombing of the gas sector , and provision of unconditional humanitarian assistance to the population of the enclave, and who continues to stubbornly block the council’s single signal, pursuing narrowly selfish political goals. biden personally goes to israel

people of oakland demand more. >> the mayor's speech touched other big issues, she touted the city 's $200 million investment to create affordable housing. she plans to team up with other city to take a regional approach to protecting renters and preventing homelessness. >> in the months ahead, i will take the lead in organizing with my fellow bay area mayors for a regional housing measure to be placed on the ballot in november 2024 to expand construction of affordable housing throughout the region. you will hear more about these efforts in coming days, so please stay tuned. >> reporter: she highlighted the closure of oakland's largest homeless encampment, was straight, saying 85% of his residence accepted support services. and the mayor addressed the surgeon illegal dumping, which we have reported on. she said the city is holding monthly cleanup blitzes, along with major transportation corridors. >> we are also expanding our illegal dumping surveillance cameras in key hotspots because enforcement is important. we were able to win the support of city council to add license plate readers to the program, and to hold those people accountab

territory of the donetsk people 's republic, under fire from the kalininsky district, right now we can see the consequences of another enemy shelling, everywhere fragments, housesere visited, the most damaged was a two-story residential building, according to local residents , there were people there, a family lived in a two-story house, a husband and wife, a niece, at the time of the shelling, all three were at home, unfortunately not everyone managed to escape. i woke up from an explosion, i woke up covered in dust and i couldn’t breathe, i immediately ran to the second floor to my uncle, with my aunt, there was simply no second floor, my aunt could have gotten out of the rubble, but my uncle died, how did you manage to save how did you run out? i have the room in the middle of the house was small, it didn’t go there, that’s why i saw it, seventeen-year-old zlata escaped with fright, but still the doctors carried out examinations and provided assistance, at this time the firefighters were extinguishing a large-scale fire in the house that was hit. the scale of the disaster can only be seen by approaching the house itself, here you can see that the second floo

s in the sky and tanks on the ground. we waited until daylight to leave while house was destroyed, allah grants victory to the resistance. we accept the peoplehurch because we are very close in the area when they were hitting the israeli army, we are very close to sajaiya and zeitoon, we are in zeitoon, and so many people from betlaha, betkhanun and which they were supposed to leave their places, because it was heated their places from the tanks. so they run to find a safe place, safe place, it is the most or the church, young father or young woman carrying baby on. his hands or her hands, you cannot close your eyes, you hard speak and you have to apply, so this is the the cause that we open the doors of the church and to accept the people. the compassion and empathy did not stop at the churches hosting displaced persons, but even more was offered providing environments to muslims to lead islamic prayers in their churches. during the ramadan time, so this it was very difficult time for the people, it was the holy day of elkader, which they call it in arabic, which suppose these people to pray during the night time, so the church respect ever

house. many people would be surprised at that, given the course links between the 2 countries. also, the u. s. provides $3000000000.00 a year in military support for israel. that figure looks to be getting increased because of what has happened in the last few hours or so. but the difficulties got in channeling and the thing through the government is that there is paralysis on capitol hill. essentially, the house of representatives can't do anything until we have a speaker, and there's no possibility of that happening before wednesday. so joe biden is obviously hoping that this crisis doesn't expand, but the reality is when he says that israel has the right to defend itself, that is the green light for any operation that these really is want that to carry out in the next 2 hours and days on such a that with a view for us from washington dc. thank you so much. i'll call. meanwhile brazil is saying that's what it will call an emergency. amazing as a un security council on the wall between life and israel. how different logic, etta james bay, is now reports from london. the diplomatic assets are

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police officers were deployed as crowds marched from the bbc�*s new broadcasting house to downing street. the met police said seven peopleh israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in another effort to de—escalate the ongoing conflicts. when speaking to netanyahu, president biden reiterated his condemnation of the attacks by hamas forces. meanwhile in his call with president abbas, biden offered the palestinian authority support for humanitarian assistance to the palestinian people, particularly those in gaza. joining me now is our north america correspondent, shingai nyoka. presidentjoe biden has had separate phone calls with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas? what more do we know about those conversations?2. two very important calls with two parties on different sides of this conflict. we understand according to the white house that president biden really gave prime minister benjamin netanyahu his unwavering support. he also updated him on the military support that the us has said it will give. we also know that

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there are 400,000 inhabitants of gaza, already internally displaced people, they have no houses where they live, that’s the limit - that ’shen imagine what will begin in the arab world, there has already been a football match in morocco, morocco is a country that, from the point of view of the united states and... and yet the fans of the two teams chanted anti-israeli pro-palestinian slogans, yes, because arab is almost everywhere, almost everywhere, even in the most moderate countries, he hates israel, fiercely hateful, that’s still one thing, but the reformatting of the middle east, that’s what elena was talking about, is another thing, gegovich, you’ll probably still have time, well, very briefly, yes, all the conspiracy theories about what netanyahu knew and did, i'm sorry, it's a farce , because if someone ever finds out about this, it's the end of the entire political career, the entire leadership, that's why the americans were on the moon, and who's on the tower? because there was no conspiracy theory there, so no, i mean, it’s an american conspiracy, for that iran and possible military operations against iran, whi

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people from lebanon. as the publication notes, the white house considers evacuation to be the worst-case scenario and is trying with all its might to avoid it; that ’s. after two days off, the president came out to the cameras for just 5 minutes, which was enough to talk about the very modest success of bidenomics, the economy named after himself. excuse me, i have to go to the situation room, we have one issue that i need to resolve. does the us support the hostages-for-ceasefire deal? we must achieve a ceasefire, not a ceasefire, we must release the hostages, then we can. talk about what the united states should do and what the president wanted to say is unclear, in cia director burns reports something to him in the situation room; they officially discussed the situation around israel and palestine, but the reason for gathering could have been different: shortly before the meeting , several american bases were attacked in the middle east. we are seeing an increase in missile attacks, drone attacks by iranian-backed paramilitary groups on military bases housing american personnel in iraq and syria. we are seriously concerned about the potential for

eunice, though, in his reign the s drive, when the house killed 2 women and an 8 year old child street essential garza and his really arid on the shopping, plaza killed 9 people wounded thousands of others. a mass of fires, you see engulfed that lockers and the only sarah refugee camp destroying several stores. there are a couple of them as income units for us. and he's told us that palestinians are living with non stop selling. and drones are the, has remained constant ration of the is right here, right? but generally 2 areas in rough, our district that big law here as well. and state law here town, a residential building was level to the ground by these very occupation forces. this residential building was turned into ashes a number of casualties. also have you ever says in terms of prof, i, 3 areas inside this district had been uh, throughout the last hour, haven't even bothered the around font fountas, sinews were killed. the do to these, i'm going strikes from the gaza strip as a cut right now. clearly here in the background, the sound of these really tribes unmanned aerial vehicle which are responsible to provide information to these regents in order to

mistake it made by hosting an s s. nazi veteran in the canadian parliament, the russian president tools among many to criticize the incident and not want to a house calls on people to churn him out. we can't change the fact that he made the mistake. we can though all of us decide how effective latimer put in is a bip and all i think that mistake and i would really urge all of us to understand the russian propaganda is real. and we need to push back very, very hard against every thing to vladimir putin says. and does freelance as it puts in is weaponized a there screw up. but actually, every time i put in or anyone else brings up this issue, it just effectively reduces for government liberal parties chances of re election. so here's what present said breeland's bind. so problem matter, you quick solution you can shoot, i don't want to hurt the feelings of canadian people in any way. as in spite of everything, we treat canada and its citizens with respect. if he, the speaker of the canadian parliament doesn't know that hitler and his henchmen fought against russia during the war. he's an idiot. basically what he said there is really nothing more than what the aver

we can get rid of him, and chancellor scholz was on his side in the white house, it ’s just amazing, then all these crazy people. on september 29, 3 days after the terrorist attack, the owner threw a saving straw with his european vassal. the pentagon has offered denmark assistance in investigating the explosion. on the nordstream, it’s mind-boggling, and then sweden with its investigation, we know who did it, but we won’t say anything, top secret information, the investigation of terrorist acts quickly acquired an interesting character, initially joint actions, denmark, sweden and germany quickly divided, the swedish authorities took a cunning path, they said that they would classify the investigation data, that is, this means that they will conduct investigations. apparently objectively, but not publicly, having received non-public data, they will present it to the american ambassador, for example, they will say that sweden would like to see some privileges in certain economic issues. the swedes know every centimeter of the baltic sea to the very bottom. they know every little thing there. they sent their bes

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and now it ’s, well, i don’t know how almost, as they showed stalingrad after the invasion and after the occupation, it’s the same situation, that is, burnt houses, gutted everything , peoplerviving, despite our persuasions to leave, they say, no matter where we go, we are here until the end, but we provide as many people as possible with water and food, but this is not the biggest threat, the biggest threat is when airplanes ' which have already begun to fall on beryslav, then there was, recently there was such a break between them sorties for 8 hours, now it is already 4:30, because here are six bombs, they released them at four o'clock, then six bombs again on berislav region at eight o'clock, then six bombs again there and on novokakhovsk, that is, it is near cossack vesela and berislav another six od. that is its interval has already decreased to 4-3 hours and they continue to release it, so you really need to listen to the air alarm and the notifications on the phone in order to immediately go down to the shelter, to the basements, where you can hide from it. mr. oleksandr, what do they use, which aviation, do they use airplanes, or they they use helicopters, because

people, and of course, this is also a great tragedy in america today. omopsy, or for example, spitz dogs, is probably a dream of the white house staff, but alas, biden ’so give up old habits, this would be an admission that sleeping joe is no longer the same, it’s easier to get another shepherd dog and then throw him away , the american leader gets rid of friends easily and without regrets, factory workers and mad dogs. let's return after a short advertisement, here's what we'll tell you about: while her husband begs for money, she spends it. elena zelenskaya spent more than a million dollars on jewelry in new york. i spent a lot of money, even the store employee had to quit. dancing is your bag of popcorn, this is the norm for a discount store. on october 19, order goods from the scooter with discounts. the comfort of azst boil is now in a convenient application, quick registration: everything important is on the main screen. your status, number of points, as well as many pleasant offers that you i'll like it. the entire compil is now in the application. your friends are our friends. advise alfabank and receive 1,500 rubles for each recommendation. an

house, a lot of people have died. everyone is chalked people are seeing the truth and people are seeing the choose so slow what the u. s. a and a lot of countries in the west stand for a lot of the west countries like the u. k and usa usa usa does not vote for the ceasefire, which shows a lot of the world. and what kind of a, what kind of apartheid state israel is. it's a, it's, or transfer. it was, it is a suffering that to tell us the news have been living for years and years now in jerusalem. palestinian protesters have also taken to the streets. hes all sees middle east bureau chief maria phenomena you both as more which is the arab town. we think jerusalem municipality, and this is one of many places around jerusalem as well as all across the west bank where earlier clashes erupt, it's between local residents and is rarely forces after it's news, a came about hospital in the guys, a city he and the dozens of hundreds of people killed people of arab and muslim communities have been called to take out the streets and fight against israeli forces. and this is what they have basically been doing. they have been hearin

people hastily left the gas sector. they tell reporters about the situation. i came here on foot, yesterday a bomb hit my house, i have injuries to my hands and head, it ’s dangerouso stay there. there are no walls, the ceiling has collapsed. the day before israeli. the military fired at a school in khan yunis, many children were among the wounded, western journalists who came under fire are trying to get out of the gas strip, the situation is described on social networks. there was just a strong blow, these two children were nearby, everything is fine, don’t be afraid, everything is fine. in response, hamas bombards israeli cities with rockets, the number of israeli casualties has exceeded 5,000, 212 are still held hostage, authorities say, life in the oldest district of tel aviv, yafa is almost... deserted streets, shops closed. the head of the palestinian movement called the united states the culprit for the escalation of the conflict. washington said is leading this war. meanwhile, the pentagon no longer hides the fact that if new participants appear in the conflict between israel and hamas, washington will act, but in the meantime the united states will deplo

houses to chase the bandits away. i would like the multinational forces to comment and make things better for the haitian people because we tied the m. s. s is it's cold, is probably authorized for one year and will be reviewed after 9 months. can use. foreign minister says he expects boost to be on the ground by next january shambrika in seattle to 0. the united nations. brian con cannon is the executive director of the institute for justice and democracy. and he says many, and he believe the multinational force will actually make the country's problems even with it is possible, it an international deployment could be a real fix. the problem is, is that the proposed international deployment is being done to prop up a repressive, corrupt government that is collaborating with the gang. and there is very little chance that this is going to be fixed the eighty's problems. most patients believe that the intervention is just going to increase eighty's problems by supporting a corrupt, repressive government. it is a very complex picture. a games are, are allied with government officials, about 40 percent of police officers are reported to ha