all right, r t correspondent, rachel blevins. rachel, thank you. can you try to stay with our to international up next, the documentary, the trust fall tells the roofing story of julian assigns and the wiki leaks controversy by the .

all right, let's press a live now to our t correspondent, rachel blevins. rachel, the one security council met on friday to address complex in africa. tell us more about what happened at the meeting as well. the united nations security council has voted to end its political mission to sudan, which was originally launch with the purpose of ending fighting and the north african countries who was requested by students asking for administer who described submissions performance as disappointing. while russia of stain from the motion, the u. s, and the u. k. supported it, but expressed concern over the decision. the mission, which was made up of 245 people, was put in place back in 2020, with the us, claiming it was aimed at facilitating a democratic transition of power in the country. but students on military coup in 2021. and this year has been marked by intense fighting between the military government, the to power and the paramilitary rapids support forces. the clashes have left an estimated 10000 people dead since april and 6000000 people this place. but the mission put in place by the u.

our teach our to contribute our rachel blevins. rachel, thank you. think about israel and palestine. blame the other for the mass and civilian casualties. as part of our special coverage of the war. we strip away the rhetoric to reach the innocent civilians caught in the cross fire. here's the story of an arctic camera man who has lost many of his family members to is rarely strikes the we are calling the civilians to leave guys a go selves. some us wants to keep them there is a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be i to sign on. i see all the civilians and one of the a lot of miracle. but this is the all me of these radio occupies hit, my family's house and, and as triangles, there's an 8 maces the crazy last where the house one stood. i got in touch with my brother who arrived there at 5 in the morning. he couldn't sash the run the night because there's no electricity. so he came with his friends and neighbors to take the bodies out. so the shovels not machinery because there's no fuel pitcher in 5 days to catch the bodies. they

all right, are to correspond to rachel blevins ritual. thank you. can you try to stay with our to international up next, the documentary, the trust fall tells the gripping story of julia and assigns and the wiki leeks controversy by the the so many people question the name was true, provocative collateral or murder instead of collateral damage. the feel for mission, but as a former marine company commander, i knew enough about war law. launch of war to know the town was in fact, or there is no video of more market in the history in the public domain. there is no video type that shows how a country lot in the united states has wage war. there's nothing out there that is so on. fine east that is on census, that shows what was in the modern era is really like nothing. and that's why the us government doesn't want it in the, in a court room where they want to try truly in a sense that's why it's not part of the indictment against it because it's so embarrassing it's, i think it's really important that especially young people, by watch it. i know it's to

so i'll tell you cause with a rachel blevins in the us. rachel, good to see. so well, can you tell us about the latest maintaining of the un security council of the united nations security council came together for a meeting on friday after secretary general antonio gutierrez invoked article $99.00 for the 1st time in over 30 years. the measure is a tool that allows the u. n's top diplomat to raise an issue to the security council, which he believes threatens international peace and security. in this case, gutierrez is using the provision to call for a permanent ceasefire in the gaza strip. and he's warning that time is running out for the palestinian civilians there. take a listen. i wrote to the security going to be invoking article $99.00 because we are at the breaking point there is a higher these of the total collapse of the military and support system even gaza, which would have devastating consequences. we anticipate that with the results in the complete breakdown of probably part of that and increase pressure for mess displacements into egypt. as i see

strategy essentially to kind of central and south america, washington is about to about autism. rachel blevins takes a look at how it continues to play out to this day. the monroe doctrine just turned 200 years old, but its role as a tool of us foreign policy continues to be used to this day. to argue the u. s. has the right to intervene in latin america as we continue our look at the doctrines of legacy. we turn to the way it was used in nicaragua during the iran contra affair. the scandal occurred back in the 1980s when the administration of ronald reagan secretly sold weapons to a wrong to fund the congress, a group of anti communist fighters in nicaragua. president reagan initially signed an executive order in 1981 authorized a covert ca operation to support the right wing rebel group, the starter overthrow, the left defendant needs to a government. daniel ortega in nicaragua, i must speak to you tonight about a mounting danger in central america that threatens the security of the united states. this danger will not go away. it will grow worse, much worse if we fail to take action. now. i'

an essentially declared central and south america to be in washington's backyard, i think is rachel blevins takes us through 2 centuries of us intervention in latin america. the monroe doctrine, maybe 200 years old, but its influence on u. s. foreign policy is still felt to this day, we can see it in the current administration, and it's continued approach towards relations with latin america as president. by that noted in 2022, we used to talk about when i was a kid college about america's backyard, america's backyard. i said everything south of the mexican border is america's frontier. all right. and where equal people, we don't dictate what happens in the are part of the, is that of the economy or the south american con. we have to work very hard on what the trouble it is. we're having great difficulty making up for the mistakes and then made the last 4 years. and it's gonna take some time back yard front yard, but still a yard of the us words change. but the idea remains, which is to police and overseas latin american countries. it's not something new as washington has a history of inter

recently criticized benjamin netanyahu is government and other closed door meetings to ortiz. rachel blevins has been examining the policy inconsistency seen in the oval office. is one of the things that b, b understands. i think now, but i'm not sure been clear on his war cabin to do is that is real security can rest on the united states. but right now it has more than the united states. it has the you would be in union, it has europe. it has most of the world supports in it, but they are starting to lose that support by the indiscriminate bombing that takes place. the president might've made his most critical remarks yet regarding israel's been boardman of gauze us since october 7, as he admitted to joan or so the 2024 campaign event that prime minister netanyahu and his government are losing public support. but well, by that claims, international support for israel is wavering. netanyahu is saying the opposite. as you think the us for housing is real deal with international pressure. take a listen. i mean, the economy that kind of, i really appreciate the american support for the destruct

if ortiz rachel blevins can tell us more. it's new secret. the joe biden has been lobbying for more us aid for you, praying for months, but he hasn't forgotten about his other top priority. the 2024 presidential election. in fact, one of biden's main talking points has been that congress should support more legal aid for to yes, because it creates jobs for americans. just last month's defense secretary lloyd austin argued that speeds across the country are benefit fueling crane's war chest . some $50000000000.00 of a supplemental request would flow through our defense industrial base, creating american jobs in more than 30 states. these investments will also improve our production capacities far into the future and help ensure that we are ready to tackle security challenges worldwide. but the map to bind in ministration is circulating that shows the breakdown of the billions of dollars approved for army. ukraine has actually been dispersed, shows that the states that are benefiting the most specifically incurred swing states, where biden is l

r t correspond at rachel blevins has more details. it's new secret. the joe biden has been lobbying for more us aid for ukraine for months, but he hasn't forgotten about his other top priority. the 2024 presidential election. in fact, one of biden's main talking points has that, that congress should support more legal aid for to yes, because it creates jobs for americans. just last month, defense secretary lloyd aust, it argued that states across the country are benefit fueling ukraine's war chest. some $50000000000.00 of his supplemental request would flow through our defense.

a r t correspondent rachel blevins has more details. it's new secret. the joe biden has been lobbying for more us 8 for ukraine for months, but he hasn't forgotten about his other top priority. the 2024 presidential election . in fact, one of biden's main talking points has been that congress should support more legal aid for t f because it creates jobs for americans. just last month, defense secretary lloyd austin, argue that states across the country are benefit fueling, ukraine's war chest. some $50000000000.00 of a supplemental request would flow through our defense industrial base, creating american jobs in more than 30 states. these investments will also improve our production capacities far into the future and help ensure that we are ready to tackle security challenges world wide. but the map defined in ministration is circulating that shows the breakdown of how the billions of dollars approved for army ukraine has actually been dispersed, shows that the states that are benefiting the most specifically incurred swing states, whereby then is looki