the same day rhoni reuter was killed. >> so, rhoni reuter didn't have any enemies?rned that shaun did. >> yes. >> shaun told police about monica and those letters. not only did they think they would have a direct connection to the murder, but one of those letters was found in rhoni's purse the day she was killed. >> how big a break does that seem at the time? >> definitely a suspect. she knew of rhoni. if you mail this letter, rhoni had letter, she had to know rhoni's address. >> just monica sounded like a spurned lover? >> yes. >> jealous? >> yes. >> motive? >> yes. >> monica's alibi for the time of the murder was that she was training one of her regular clients who happen to live in a town right next to deerfield. her alibi seemed to check out. >> as soon as you talk to the client, she says that she was with, is she crossed off the list? >> not immediately. we don't know what their relationship is. he could be lying for her. >> police had their hands full juggling shaunn gayle and monica as potential suspects when yet another woman in seans circle popped up on the

bikinis from the reuters news agency that defence i reuters news agency that defence systems shot downtioned, reuters escalating security sources. we will have more on that story when we get it. the nominations have been announced for this year's bafta film awards. christopher nolan's 0ppenheimer leads the way with 13 nominations, including for best film and best director. its big summer box office rival barbie received five, and missed out on a nod for best film. jane crowther is edtior—in—chief of total films. it's interesting that love for it at the box office has rolled over into awards season. there was a sort of interest in whether barbie would make that move, as it is a sort of light comedy, but existentialist, as anybody who has seen it can tell you. but it is probably the time for nolan to get his award, having missed out in the past. 0ppenheimer is his big passion project, and i think it will do very well. i3 nominations, we have been saying, including for cillian murphy as well. what other things strike you as you look at the nominations list? any unusual nominees? i mean, i

coming in from the reuters agency: the islamic l the reuters agency: the islamic state group are claimingt have killed nearly 100 people and wounded scores at a ceremony in iran to commemorate the death of the commander qasem soleimani, killed by a us drone in 2020. these explosions happened yesterday while the islamic state group have posted a statement on its telegram channels claiming responsibility for this. we will get more on events on the middle east very shortly with an expert in doha. i want to go back to iowa: the breaking news that one person has been killed in an active shooter situation in iowa in the past few hours. we can hear now live from the sheriff's office. i hours. we can hear now live from the sheriff's office.— sheriff's office. i am “oined by our state and federal _ sheriff's office. i am joined by our state and federal partners - sheriff's office. i am joined by our state and federal partners here i sheriff's office. i am joined by our state and federal partners here at the perry high school. this morning, at approximately 7:37am, we had a serious activation at a

we have had details from the reuters news agency, and these are pictures from the area.re have been two people killed in that southern border area. the details according to security sources speaking to the reuters news agency saying that two hezbollah fighters were killed in a direct strike on a vehicle, on a car in southern lebanon. reuters quoting as i said security sources, not independently verified by the bbc, but saying that several others were injured too in a suspected israeli drone strike on sunday that targeted a car in southern lebanon. ambulances reportedly rushing to the scene near a lebanese army checkpoint, and it is not clear who was targeted in the strike, saying security sources speaking to reuters initially, but they reported later that two hezbollah fighters were hit in that direct strike on a car. know we are going to head to iraq and get the latest on that attack on and get the latest on that attack on an air base used by the united states. the us says iranians backed militants were behind the attack. multiple rockets were fired and someone intercep

president of the united states of sexually assaulting a female writer in the 1990s , according to the reuters news agency. the former president of the united states to the amount. nejomi condemned 83 million and 300 thousand dollars in damages. 79-year-old jane carroll filed this case against the former president of the united states

that is coming in from the —— more coming in from the reuters as saying the explosion occurred near and reuters is quoting two security forces there and the reuters agency goes on to say that a senior palestinian official has been killed in an explosion in beirut�*s southern suburb so that is breaking news just coming into us that an explosion according to the reuters news agency has occurred near a sweet shop in a southern beirut suburb known to be a stronghold of the lebanese armed group hezbollah and also hearing that lebanese state media is saying that lebanese state media is saying that israel has struck an office belonging to hamas so different reports coming in and we will have more information on that as and when we get it so just reading what is coming interest from the news agencies there but we will hopefully have more on it from our team based in the middle east. the uk government says it has met a promise by the prime minister to clear a large part of the backlog of asylum claims. according to the home office, more than 112,000 asylum cases were processed by officials las

reuters that the issues are still being discussed, well, but let's hope for the best.min, the official for the protection of the state language, is in touch with us now. glory to ukraine, mr. taras, we welcome you. glory to the heroes, good day to you. so, mr. taras , look, today we will talk with you about a topic that has caused quite a huge wave of scandals in our ukrainian society. issues in the army. we remember irina farion's statement, we remember all the subsequent steps that followed her statement, and we actually understand that this issue is unresolved in our country, and it is necessary somehow the question is for us to decide, the question of how to do it, in what way, understanding that our military is now busy with more important things, they are protecting our country, but on the other hand, yes... there are certain laws that must be followed, so let's figure it out, i understand that now there are certain language courses for the military, but i would like to ask you more about them, what they give, actually, on what basis are these courses and how oft

reuters is now reporting that china is getting involved.g four iranian sources, the report says officials from beijing have been asking their iranian courterparts to help reign in houthi fighters. the discussions reportedly took place in recent meetings in beijing and tehran. china would take notice, because the commercial shipping route is used widely by its vessels. plus, these attacks come amid a sagging economy in china, heavily dependent on shipping. not to mention, last year, beijing imported 90% of iran's crude oil available for export. the houthis have repeatedly launched attacks on ships in the red sea since november. they say it's in response to israel's war on hamas in the gaza strip. the timeline of course begins with the attacks on by hamas on israel on october 7. 1,300 people were killed and 240 taken hostage. about a month later, the red sea crisis officially begins. the houthis respond to israel's offensive by hijacking a commercial ship in the red sea in november. they have since attacked more than two dozen others, but mos

that is according to security sources speaking to the reuters news agency.thers were injured, two. this is the israel boundary with gaza. this is the rafah crossing. we have had details released by the hamas run health ministry in gaza, they say since the 7th of october, since the war started more than 25,000 palestinians have been killed. there number is 25,105. they also said that 62,681 people have been injured. israel does not recognise those numbers, it doesn't recognise those numbers, it doesn't recognise the statistics produced by hamas, it is of course prescribed as a terrorist organisation, the uk and the us included. but they are saying that 25,105 palestinians have now been killed. in iraq, there has been an attack on an airbase used by the us. the us says iranian—backed militants were behind the attack. multiple ballistic missiles and rockets were fired. some were intercepted by air defences. let's look at where this happened. this is the al—assad base. at least one iraqi service member was wounded, and a number of americans are being assessed fo

foreign minister xavier bettel said in an interview with reuters that even after a political decisionhe transfer, the court can prohibit it, instead of confiscation, the eu governments probably support the proposal of the european commission from december to transfer to ukraine only the profits received from the principal amount. in general, the eu, the usa, japan and canada have frozen about 300 billion dollars of russian assets, 200 of which are kept in the european union. conversation. about the possible transfer of russian money to ukraine are heard against the background of negotiations in the european union and the united states regarding further support for kyiv. brussels is trying to agree a multi-year support package of more than 50 billion. in washington negotiations are also ongoing regarding the financing of ukrainian defense this year. the wall street journal writes that if money from the eu and the us does not arrive, ukraine will run out of money within a few months. according to the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal, ukraine needs about 42 billion dollars of fina

at the moment we have not yet got a statement from the israeli military but reuters news agency has aond to reports in the foreign media and the copy we are getting from reuters saying that the person killed was a senior official in hamas and he was known to be deeply involved in its military affairs. we are seeking our own response from the israeli authorities to these reports. lebanese state media reporting that israel carried out a drone strike on an office of hamas in beirut. if these reports are confirmed, it does mean that the conflict in gaza is now broadening out beyond to lebanon, something many feared, a wider regional escalation, and of course at the moment these are reports coming in from various sources and when we have more details and more information we will bring it to you. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says more than 22 thousand palestinians have now been killed since the start of israel's military campaign. a statement said more than 200 people had been killed by israeli strikes in the past 2a hours. israeli forces have stepped up their bombardment of khan y

another reuters article came out with the headline russia says that ukraine shot down a military planetected and so on and so on, that is, i would like you, as a person competent in this regard, to explain to our viewers why such formulations are dangerous in the west media, especially of the magnitude of reuters, which is requoted and reposted by so many others western media, and actually creates such a false picture and idea of ​​what actually happened there, because...

ukraine did not immediately respond to reuters' request for comment. more one reuters story made headlines in russia, it says that ukraine shot down a military plane, two missiles were detected, and so on and so forth. that is, i would like you , as a person competent in this regard, to explain to our viewers why such formulations in the western media are dangerous, especially on such a scale as reuters, which is requoted and reposted by many other western media, and actually creates such a a false picture and idea of ​​what really happened there because... still we don't know what really happened there so that except for the russian federation, no one else can put forward a version, since there is no access to this place. but we follow the russian propaganda, i wanted to say with our hands, but with our tongues, that is, the fact that they began to actively convert this matter systematically, that is, we understand that their propaganda is at a high level, but they were clearly preparing for something similar. well, look, let's split your question int

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this is from the reuters news agency you quote three security sources in lebanon telling them that.southern lebanon on a base that is there as well as on hezbollah which is a separate powerful armed group but that news coming in via the reuters news agency that an israeli strike on southern lebanon on saturday killed two members of the palestinian militant group hamas as they were travelling in a car. more on the region now ducked back well to discuss this further, i'm nowjoined by dr rim turkmani. by dr rim turkmani. —— well to discuss this further, i'm nowjoined by dr rim turkmani. she is a syrian academic at the london school of economics. we've had some more about what sources in syria and iran are reporting what it might be useful to go a bit wider he also tells the context and history of syria and what is happening in the country that means they have this relationship with iran. syria's relationship _ relationship with iran. syria's relationship with _ relationship with iran. syria's relationship with iran - relationship with iran. syria's relationship with iran is - relations

that reporting coming out of reuters. netflix urges gaining 13 million subscriptions in the fourth quarter were his biggest jump from the pandemic. as out-earn's crossing the wire right now. all of this as we talk about the big tech company. 9 billion or so. now you are saying then, on top. the ai moves require significant here. this is somewhere between 40 and 49%. the estimate was just shy of 51%. the bookings are not really what matter. 3.6 billion is but they're coming with. this is almost triple what wall street had estimated. 39% of the system sales are coming from china. it is the gross margin taking a little bit of a hit. the triple number of bookings really sets it up for quit a positive open. that will be quiet significant when we talk to the ceo. we do have the promo coming up. they are talking about the ai story. they are talking about a massive restructuring here. this is going to be interesting. a job restructuring all on a big bet of artificial intelligence. some of the other big tech companies in the unite

today, pakistan's armed forces are on extremely high alert, says reuters.he country's interim government urgently returns home from the economic forum in davos. as for iran, it sent an official note of protest to pakistan. at the same time, according to local media, air traffic between the countries continues, as well as the transit of cars and cargo across the common border. china is ready to act as a mediator in the settlement. we we sincerely hope that iran and pakistan will show calm and restraint and avoid escalation. if both sides need it, we are ready to play a constructive role in mitigating the situation. the stated targets of iranian strikes on pakistan were also baloch separatists. there is also a third force - this is baluchistan. these are separatists who are located in the border areas of iran and in the border areas. pakistan, which claims its rights to create its own state, and here and there there are these groups of terrorists, who are trying to prove that they are right with weapons in their hands, in general, they provoked, in fact, this

i am just reading j the copy here from reuters. this is the copy here from reuters.trump over and above the 5 million that she was awarded in october over the sexual abuse case. so $83 million is way beyond what seems to me ejean carroll had been asking for publicly ahead of the trial. what has characterised the last few days of evidence that's been given is that donald trump continues to speak out loud in court, which clearly irritated the court. he continues to post on social media defaming things on social media defaming things on social media. it was much of the same language, he never met this woman, she was telling lies about him. i wonder if that is factored into the minds of the jury when they went away to deliberate because they've come back very quickly. they've only been out of the room may be a couple of hours.- may be a couple of hours. it's a fascinating _ may be a couple of hours. it's a fascinating judgment _ may be a couple of hours. it's a fascinating judgment and - may be a couple of hours. it's a fascinating judgment and i - may be a couple of hou

he becomes a dictator. news agency reuters, based on its new poll, announced that if there is a contest between biden and trump again in the next us presidential election, nearly a fifth of the american people will not vote at all. ali rajabi , new york broadcasting news agency. and america deploys nuclear weapons in england. the telegraph newspaper published documents from the pentagon, which show that the united states plans to send weapons to england for the first time in 15 years. the new one that will be deployed at the british royal air force base is 3 times more powerful than the hiroshima bomb. this news after warnings it was revealed about the need for nato member states to prepare their citizens for war with russia. in 2008, the united states collected its nuclear missiles from england under the assumption that russia's cold war threat had decreased. thank you for your companion. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, have a good time. welcome to the football magazine program. let's go to the 2023 nations cup. australia and tajikistan went to a draw in the f

reuters reported a 70% reduction in flights and a loss of 58 billion dollars for the zionist regime. the zionist newspaper harares renews israel's tensions with syria, lebanon and yemen , indicating the inability of netamin benjamin's cabinet netanyahu is making political decisions. sedav sima's reporter's follow-up on the implementation of the central bank's directive on removing the negative effects of returned doubts. the number of delinquent banks decreased from 25 to 9 . and software-based networking in a knowledge-based company, improving infrastructure security and preventing disruptions in the country's banking and fuel systems are among the features of this system. and in the higher election program, we will check whether the development path of iranian medicine only goes through the university. the therapeutic interventions of traditional medicine activists without a university degree will be recognized. what role can monitoring the activists in this field play? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and

but the reuters news agency has announced that the intensification of these attacks has disrupted the movement of many ships in the red sea and has been lost since the beginning of the attacks. several other shipping companies have suspended traffic from the red sea. meanwhile, yemen's ansarullah has announced that all ships are free to pass through this waterway, except for ships destined for the occupied territories. the head of the central bank of the zionist regime warned about the strange economic stagnation of this regime if the war against gaza continues. amir yaron from netanyahu wanted to prevent the economic crisis. gal onaf is a zionist soldier who joined the occupying army with the call of the ministry of war of the zionist regime to recruit reserve forces. onaf was the owner of a furniture store company in jaffa, which he ran for 9 years. he has now returned from the war with millions in debt and an uncertain future. unaf is one of the 35,000 workers in occupied palestine since the beginning of the occupation's military invasion. they were recruited by the zionist army ag

the reuters news agency reported that following the us and british attack on yemen, the price of a barrel of brent oil in the north sea increased by one dollar and 63 cents and 11 hundred percent to 79 dollars and four cents. the price of west texas intermediate oil is trading at $1.12 cents, equivalent to an increase of 25 percent, to $73.64 cents. people's participation in the national health campaign exceeded 40 million people. general manager the office of non-communicable diseases of the ministry of health said that since the beginning of the implementation of the national health plan, 769 people with the possibility of high blood pressure and 43086 people with the possibility of diabetes have been identified. one of the main focus of this biographer is people who do not know about their disease, 32% of people have high blood pressure, some of them do not take their own blood pressure even once. controlled diabetes of this plan with the aim of cardiac patients. suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes has now reached 40 million people my student is over 18 years old, there was

those who create this tape think about it, not only for us, but for... everything world, here is reuters i noticed that look how interesting they are, in their list of topics that they offer, thematic headings that they offer their viewers, they have the war between israel and hamas, the ukrainian crisis, that is, they arrange it like this, which is called balass, that is , here they have a war, here they have a crisis, while the truth is not clear, a crisis is already what happens after the war. where to start, to be honest, i haven’t even decided where to start yet, where would you start, think about it, after the advertisement, let's compare, guessed right, didn't guess, advertising on channel one, specialist on the past and future in one bottle, writer of a brief history of the world to order, favorite of transnational rich people, pseudoscientist, the most important thing to know about the future is that people soon to be hackable, biotechnology will be used to grant a small elite superhuman status. globalists are behind him, he voices what they always wanted to hear, see, they want

according to reuters, for this purpose the planes entered the airspace of a neighboring country. targets of the precision strikes were extremist hideouts in the iranian part of baluchastan. there, the separatists, the so-called sarmochars, were allegedly preparing large-scale terrorist attacks against pakistan. pakistan fully respects sovereignty and territorial rights. integrity of the islamic republic of iran. the sole purpose of today's actions is to ensure its own security and pakistan's national interests, which are of paramount importance and cannot be compromised. iran used exactly the same words the day before to explain the reason for its own strikes on pakistan. islamabad's first response was to recall the ambassador from tehran. today, pakistan's armed forces are brought to an extremely high level of combat readiness - says reuters. the prime minister of the country's provisional government urgently returns. iran and the border areas of pakistan , which declare their rights to create their own state, and there are these groups of terrorists who are trying to prove thei

reuters is quoting a senior u.s.ial, and that is significant because they are higher figures than previously disclosed. the lieutenant general, the director of the joint staff, told reporters he did not expect a high number of casualties from the strikes on thursday, since the targets included those in rural areas. for more on the latest from the united states, i'm joined by our state department in washington correspondent tom bateman. we have also heard from the white house in the last couple of hours as well. bring us up-to-date on the reaction we are getting from where you are. tom: well, from the lieutenant general we are getting a bit more on the scale of this strike, a bit more than we were talking about certainly as it was developing into the night. but i also think a significant need that what he has confirmed is that there has been a further strike by houthi militia men, firing into the red sea earlier today, and that was significantly an antiship ballistic missile. these are among the weapons that the ameri

. >>> commencement shares gain as talks resurface with the reuters report suggests the german budget is speculating a deal with the lender and rival deutsche bank. >>> and former president trump holds a dominant lead in the polls with a 48% in the vote against nikki haley before the gop caucus in iowa >>> welcome to the show. let's get to some german data points for you we have german fourth quarter gdp falling 0.3% in 2023 the final quarter saw a decline of 0.3% according to reuters compared with the previous quarter. german gdp preliminary gdp down 0.3% that is bang in line with forecasts. 0.3% to the down side. we did get data points with industrial production falling in the month of november and we heard from the ifo index business confidence declining. it is not looking rosy for the german economy let's get to annette with more >> reporter: thank you, caroline if you dig into the fine print, it is interesting especially with the manufacturing space weighing on economic activity which was quite clear if you wanted to monitor what happened this year. it is a combination of factors

and one more note here from reuters.ll responsibility for the secrecy in quotes right there. that from reuters a moment ago. we'll keep you posted throughout the day if we find out more. in the meantime, air force one getting ready to take off. >> dana: more violence in new york city due to the out of control border crisis. tensions running high at makeshift migrant shelters. one fight took a deadly turn over the weekend. the "new york post" describe the tent cities as hell tear shelter for good reason. we're live from randall's island in new york city. >> a lot of things unfolded over the weekend with the migrant crisis in new york city. one migrant was stabbed one time in his torso and trashed a local hospital. but he didn't make it. it unfolded here on rand always island saturday night after 7:00 there happening outside the migrant shelter. these were sports fields for kids. they're home to massive migrant facilities. you can see there police responding to the area after the guy was reportedly surrounded and attacked.

according to reuters, employees in the united states will be hired, followed by the dismissal of personneld in other countries. previous decision to lay off about a third of employees the amazon-owned streaming service said. the site laid off 600 people. amazon began cutting back in 2022. first of all, the layoffs affected the technical department, which develops the company’s own devices, as well as the sales personnel departments. global sales of electric vehicles in 2023 increased by a third, with more than 13 million sold. in december, they reached a monthly record of one and a half million units. in the usa and canada , sales of electric cars increased by half, in china by 15%, in europe by 27%. in russia, volumes sales of new electric cars increased to 15 thousand units, an increase of almost 300% year on year. let me remind you that in the fourth quarter of the twenty- third, the american company tesla for the first time lost its sales leadership to its chinese competitor. this was the economic news. in business and in a good mood, see you later, the morning broadcast on tv channels

australia, germany and canada, reuters reported. also in a joint statement, western countries expressed concern about the security implications, particularly on the korean peninsula in the indo-pacific region. and spain handed over two armored medical vehicles to ukraine. it is also about equipment for providing aid and evacuating the wounded, the spanish agency for international cooperation said. for the past two years, humanitarian aid from spain. exceeded 46 million euros. in the department noted that this is the largest emergency response effort for a single country. protests were held in poland due to the detention of former heads of the ministry of internal affairs. about 300 people came to the peaceful rally in warsaw. all of them chanted slogans and expressed indignation in connection with the arrest of marish kaminskyi and macys wontsyk. they were sentenced to two years. in prison due to the land corruption case of 2007. let me remind you that kaminsky and wontsyk visited the presidential palace the day before at the invita

frenchman farmers continue to block roads with tractors and demand action from the government, reuters reports. in particular, farmers complain about insufficient wages, excessive regulation of environmental protection, as well as cheap imports. the protests have been going on for more than a week. the french government has already abandoned plans to gradually reduce subsidies for agricultural diesel fuel and promised to relax environmental regulations. message, that i want to send to all french people is that we are all children of rural workers and we must all act to help our farmers live, not survive. i think we must understand today that french agriculture is in a catastrophic situation. we hope to see strong words and actions, some announcements that are specific about our demands. we really hope to see something. about all the issues that we raise and that have been building up for years. the money spent to support ukraine was not spent in vain, pro this was stated by german finance minister christian lindner during his speech to the parliament. according to him, it also affects

in december 23rd, the reuters agency noted that the ministry of defense is looking into the purchaseraft missile complex of its own production, he called it a coral for some reason, but the coral was 30-40 km away, maybe confused, or maybe they changed the names somehow, because and... the complex, he says about the range of 100 km, it’s very good, it’s very cool, and again, the only caveat is that advanced projects existed in 2016, the corresponding kb protected three advanced projects, for the close-range army complex , for the naval complex, it was called coral, 30-40 km in range, and for the complex 100 km in range, until the 23rd year, for some reason, no one was interested in this, the question, why, well, on unfortunately, we relied on western partners completely. and in everything, yes, history testifies and, and history does not only the present, but the even greater story of today is that you can't rely completely, you have to diversify projects, and you have to insist on joint productions. now i want to say a little about vts and what our western partners provide us. look,

this was reported by the reuters agency with reference to its own sources.ing to published information, the plant, which annually processes up to 9 million tons of raw materials, turned out to be paralyzed. according to reuters sources, the plant will not be able to quickly resume production, repairs are tentative. may last until the end of february, beginning of march, well, the words, two, come to mind well, maybe three weeks, well, although in this case the words are fine, because three weeks for such a huge refinery, that's pretty cool. well, that's all for today, after all, as in this week 's world about ukraine section, i'll meet with you on monday, but don't switch, because we still have a lot to do. interesting, thanks to my colleague yuri fizer. well, and important news to catch up. ukraine and denmark agreed to start negotiations on obligations in the security sphere. this was reported by the minister minister of foreign affairs of denmark lars lekke rasmussen. short quote: we feel a responsibility to help ukraine achieve full. territorial integrit

, agency reuters noted that the ministry of defense is involved in the procurement. uh complex of ansile system of its own production, he called it a coral for some reason, but the coral was 30-40 km away, maybe he got confused, or maybe they changed the names somehow, because it is a different complex, he says about a range of 100 km, this is very good, this very cool, and again, the only objection that advance projects existed in 2016 was defended by the relevant kb. three advance projects for the close-range army complex, for the naval complex, exactly coral, it was called 30-40 km in range and for the complex 100 km in range, but until the 23rd year, for some reason, it was nobody’s i was interested in the question of why, unfortunately , we relied on western partners completely and in everything, but history shows that the history of not only the present, but even more so the history of today, that it is impossible to rely completely, it is necessary to diversify projects and it is necessary insist on joint productions. now i want to say a little about vts and what our western p

agency, and we also trust the reuters agency, let me quote: rome intends to counter the rhetoric thatinning in ukraine and that the west got tired yes, and italy will preside over the j7, which also, let me remind you, includes connections. japan, germany, great britain, france and canada during the 24th year, during the current year and will receive respectively summit in june, and russia's war against ukraine will be one of the main topics of the meeting, and the leaders of the group of seven intend to demonstrate that they remain fully committed to kyiv and cannot even risk showing some weakness. so let's hope that our european friends and allies and the g7 in general from... can support the united states, particularly, well, in terms of helping you and me. so. well, by the way, just a few minutes ago we talked with our european institutions correspondent tatiana vysotskaya, and she already informed us that , unfortunately, it is not about the confiscation of russian assets, but a tax on profits from frozen russian assets will be introduced, and in fact information from bloomberg a

, the reuters agency noted that the ministry of defense is involved in the purchase of an anti-aircraft missile complex of its own production, he called it coral for some reason, but the coral was 30-40 km away, maybe he got confused, or maybe they changed the names somehow, because it is a different complex , he says about a range of 100 km, it’s very good, it’s very cool, and again, the only objection is that advanced projects existed in 2016, the corresponding kb protected three advanced projects, for the army close-range complex, for the complex ... sea exactly coral it was called 30-40 km in range and a range of 100 km for the complex, for some reason no one was interested in it until the 23rd year, the question is why? well, unfortunately, we relied on western partners completely and in everything, and history testifies, and the history not only of the present... but the even greater history of today, that it is impossible to rely completely, it is necessary to diversify projects, and it is necessary to insist on joint productions now i want to say a little about vts and what our

. >> -- reuters. >> thank you, mr. secretary.he future of the gaza strip has been a theme of your trip while you have been visiting. i wondered today were you able to make any progress on closing the gap between arab leaders in israel on specific security reconstruction and governance arrangements for gaza and you talked yesterday about the need for a practical pathway to a palestinian state as part of any efforts towards regional integration. obviously that i had has come up today in your meetings with the cabinet. as president netanyahu changed his mind and izzy he opposed to the creation of the separate state or have you managed to convince him or get any guarantees that this is something that could happen? >> so one of the things i heard clearly on this trip in these two questions are actually joined is many countries in the region are prepared to invest in an number of ways in order to invest when the conflict in gaza is over. in its reconstruction. in its security, supporting palestinians and their governance. but, it is es

a reuters reporter was also killed there. reuters did an investigation saying it was an israeli artillery strike that killed him . more than 100 palestinian journalists have died since october 7. coming up, we will go to the occupied west bank to speak with a palestinian journalist syndicate. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we've reported, two more journalists and gaza were killed in an israeli airstrike this weekend. among the victims, the eldest son of al jazeera's gaza bureau chief wael al-dahdouh -- who just a few months ago, in october, he lost 12 family members including his wife, 15-year-old son, seven-year-old daughter, and his infant grandson in an israeli airstrike. like his father, hamza al-dahdouh worked for al jazeera. he was 27 years old. hamza was reportedly driving in a car with other journalists on a road in khan younis when the vehicle was hit. freelance journalist mustafa thuraya was also killed, while a third, hazem

this was reported by reuters news agency. the law enforcement officers managed to arrest 13 attackers and evacuate the employees of the tv channel. the incident was called a terrorist act, president. the country declared a state of emergency due to internal armed forces conflict. let me remind you that on monday, the most dangerous leader of a criminal gang escaped from prison in ecuador, after which more than 20 emergency situations were recorded throughout the country. riots are organized in prisons, policemen are known to be shot. the bandits are holding many civilians hostage. ecuador's military has declared members of the mafia a legal target for extermination. ukrainian writer olena styazhkina won the lviv unesco city of literature award with her novel the death of lev cecil makes sense. printed in the old lev publishing house. this is a book about war and the fate of the people who met in the donetsk maternity hospital. the special award for the work about the war was divided between nina zahozhenko's play and yarina c

this was reported by the reuters agency.ny added that it will cancel flights in its systems one flight at a time starting from the morning of tuesday, january 30. customers will be offered alternative routes. border guards detained three evaders in bukovyna. who tried to escape to romania, the men were detained a couple of hundred meters from the border, they used the ferryman's tips about the time and direction of movement. each of the fugitives paid €600 for such services. on the detainees made an admin protocol. it was also possible to establish the main organizer of this scheme, and now he is wanted. another evader who tried to get to germany through romania. pretended to be a tourist in transcarpathia. the man independently laid out the route of his own mountain road through the internet. and so that his escape plan would not be revealed , he hid his domestic and foreign passports in a lunchbox with food. border guards found them there. an administrative report was drawn up on the violator. girls 4:5:0. in lviv'. free m

the reuters news agency reports that the hamas leader ismail haniyeh has said the group has receivedthose talks in paris at the weekend. they are looking at it, apparently. they added he is to visit cairo for discussions on the plan, eg it being a key part of these negotiations. ismail haniyeh said the priority was to end as well�*s military offensive and a full pull—out of israeli forces from gaza. previously hamas has refused a deal unless it sees a full end to hostilities, they say they will not hand over any hostages unless that happens, so let's keep an eye on that for you and we will keep you up to date with any developments. another piece of breaking news from here in the uk, this is from the metropolitan police, they say a man has died after being shot by armed officers in southwark in south london. they say he was shot by armed officers responding for calls —— responding to calls for help at 4551 am. they say they were called to reports of a man attempting to force entry to a residential property in bywater place, se16. the man, believed to be in his 30s, was armed with weap

and the driver for so many reuters reporters in iraq was 40. he had four children. he didn't die in the first attack in the first blast. but as he crawled away, the apache helicopter opened fire again and killed him. they killed more than 12 men that day. reuters repeatedly asked for the videotape to see what happened to their colleagues. and it was only after julian assange and wikileaks released that video that they got a hold of it. and to show how important press freedom is, in the iraq notes and afghan war logs that wikileaks also released, we saw that six weeks before, an apache helicopter unit was agai, -- was again hovering overhead. two men looked up, they put up their hands, surrendering to an apache helicopter. the soldiers in the helicopter called back to base, talked to the lawyer said, can we open fire, they got permission and the blue them away. these two men surrendering but the response was from above and the helicopter come you can't surrender to a helicopter. and if people had seen what had happened in february of happened 2007, at the time and op

just one line of breaking used to bring you from reuters news agency related to those explosions earlierweek in iran. iranian security forces saying they have detained 11 people suspected of links to those attacks earlier this week. we reported here those bombings around 84 people. on wednesday's attacks in southern iran marking the anniversary of the death of a senior revolutionary guard commander, so that happened on wednesday, authorities telling us they have detained 11 people suspected of links to those attacks. that is coming in from reuters news agency and if we have any more detail we will bring you up—to—date. let's return to events in ukraine. russia's defence ministry said its forces have repelled a ukrainian attack over crimea, shooting down 36 drones over the peninsula annexed in 2014. russian occupation authorities called it "the biggest attack on sevastopol" since the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine. the ukrainian army has confirmed the attack. 0lga malchevska has been following developments. what can you tell us? a rare chris when both washington —— russian a

well, this is reported by the reuters agency with a message from an advisor. who is the prime ministere are now adding to our marathon , ruslan osypenko, an expert internationalist. glory to ukraine, mr. ruslan, glory to the heroes, congratulations, mr. natin. well, peter siyarto , a meeting was held in uzhgorod, we understand that the meeting, so to speak, is much more serious than it seems, yes, because two representatives from the ukrainian side understand that there are a number of problems and issues that could be discussed, well, the key story, isn't it hungary. will go to remove his, so to speak, veto on providing us with european aid. i think that we are all witnessing such a temporary improvement of relations between hungary and ukraine. i think that on the part of hungary it is under the pressure of the european commission, because the day before we saw that the decision was made by the european parliament about the possibility of depriving hungary of its speech, on the one hand, on the other hand in... the european commission said that they could start an investigation about

writes about it with reference to high-ranking officials of the biden administration, i quote reutersnversation focused on a number of systems, including unmanned aerial systems, countering unmanned aerial systems, as well as demining issues. jake sullivan, chairman of the white house national security council, called the meeting to push for a new emphasis on helping ukraine overcome these key technological challenges. challenges they identified as holding back progress and. momentum on the battlefield, and accordingly, the representatives of the american administration hope that the government will be able to promote the use of these innovations in ukraine, but still the key story is a large aid package from the united states, we understand that if there really is this large macro-financial package, well, then it will be possible to talk about impulses and about a general strategic change in the course of the war, yes , but... let's see, let's keep our fists. so, and estonia, by the way, is already thinking about how it will help us in the following years, and in fact, will provide m

reuters agency with reference to the draft of the final statement of the summit received by him.the document also contains a promise to continue, quote: timely, predictable and sustainable military assistance to kyiv. then there were already statements that we would be no, no, no, there is no such document yet, not even in nature, but i am convinced for some reason, that if the journalists of the reuters agency reported about it, then most likely they, well... with a huge probability, they saw this document. now it remains to wait for thursday and for the leaders of the eu member states to agree on this document. viktor orbán puts forward conditions for brussels, the prime minister of hungary is ready to make a joint decision with the rest of the 26 countries of the european union on financing ukraine at the summit on february 1, but only on the condition that the amount of aid is guaranteed to be approved. every year, all eu member states are united, he said in an interview french publication lepoint. the head of the hungarian government called it a compromise option and added.