musk says reuters is flying in the report on low-cost ev.s just stated that reuters is lying and that is why tesla shares are pairing their gains. stick with this there is much more to come on bloomberg technology. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo you are the at the live shot of the principal room. we have ilana weinstein from the idf group. ed: an update from elon musk in a post on x responding to someone else who posted the reuters headline. musk says reuters is lying (again). they are now trading 2.6% lower. reuters had reported that tesla was scrapping plans for a 25,000 or low-cost ev in favor of robotaxis. elon musk taking two acts saying they are lying but the stock has not paired all of us to client. caroline: we will keep you up-to-date. when it comes to artificial intelligence and cloud flare can bring their ai to their own space. let's bring

reuters is reporting via an american _ it. all right.right. reuters is reporting via an american reporter on - it. all right. reuters is reporting via an american reporter on the | it. all right. reuters is reporting l via an american reporter on the x platform that we could well be hearing from president biden addressing the nation from the oval office at some point this afternoon local time, washington of course. we're hearing that our prime minister here rishi sunak has issued a statement on events taking place in the middle east. dan, if i could just read this to our viewers. "i condemn in the stronger terms the iranian regime's reckless attack against israel. these strikes risk inflaming tensions and destabilising the region. iran has once again demonstrated that it is intent on sowing chaos in its own back yard. the uk will continue to stand up for israel's security and that of all our regional partners, including jordan and iraq, alongside our allies we are urgently working to stabilise the situation and prevent further escalation

musing from reuters news auen that. musing from reuters news agency stating _ that.s _ that. musing from reuters news agency stating news agency - that. musing from reuters news agency stating news agency of l that. musing from reuters news - agency stating news agency of syria, syria and our irs iran, and this is what we have heard. they have said, iran's response to israel is a legitimate right to self—defence. they say iran's response to israel is a legitimate right to self defence. earlier i spoke to the economists defence editor, shashankjoshi. there is very consistent line coming out of iranian official since the immediate _ out of iranian official since tie: immediate aftermath out of iranian official since tie: immediate aftermath of out of iranian official since the: immediate aftermath of the strike, which is, we consider this matter closed. you stroke us, we have struck you, let's draw a line under this. they are sending this message because they know there is real pressure on netanyahu to respond in some fashion in response to this attack, which would spa

the reuters news agency is saying that, suggesting a senior figure reuters news agency is saying thatg a senior figure in the revolution was in the building. we'll bring you the latest on that within the next hour. hello there. will not keep those colder northeasterly windows in scotland. bringing milder conditions, but that's where all the wet weather is going to be coming in from. this easter monday afternoon, probably making 15 degrees across east anglia. quite a bit chillier than that under the rain in northern england and southern scotland. that rain is continuing to move northwards this evening. the showers that follow do tend to decay and fade away, but we'll keep showers running eastwards. that rain in northern england and northern ireland pushes further north into scotland. the lowest temperatures tonight are likely to be as the cloud breaks up in the northeast of england. we still have some patchy rain into tomorrow and scotland. it's particularly in the northeast of scotland. early showers will be followed by some sunny spells in the southeast, and cloud building up, shower

that incredible quote i mentioned is from reuters. this stuff is known, and the guf who is behind all of these hundreds of millions of dollars being shoveled to trump in his time of need has been happy to do interviews about how happy he is to do this. and certainly there is a disturbance in the cosmos to have a man whose company was sued by the justice department for charging illegally high interest rates to active duty members of the u.s. military and illegally repossessing soldiers' cars so he could become a billionaire, there is a disturbance in the cosmos that that same guy is now volunteering to a news organization, yeah, it was a real low fee i charged him for i this most recent $175 million favor i posted for him. after i already shoveled him, ed after me and these entities with which i am associated already shoveled him more than $400 m million before this. yeah, i didn't charge him much. why should i? maybe have should charged him a little more. there is something that blots out the sun in that story, n except not in a way t

no sooner than that happened and elon musk went on x and somebody brought up reuters and he said, reuters is lying. again. when might we get clarity, scott? they'll be reporting their q1 results april 23rd. so, that's when we will hear from elon musk. now, you would hope by then we would get some clarity or at least at that time we'll get some clarity about what might happen with the small car. we've thought that in the past on some of these conference calls, and he has not talked about a small car, aside from very vague terms like, yeah, in the future we would like to come out with a lower priced model. but that's where we stand. >> investors not waiting around for any more answers. they're selling the stock, down 3.5% for that. >>> two-minute warning. you just heard the music. mike santoli, cpi, ppi next week, banks at the end of the week to kick off earnings season. we will get back at least right now almost all of the s&p losses of the day ago. >> we'll get back the losses of the full day yesterday. what i've been keeping an eye on is from the highs of yesterday afternoon, which is 52

via the reuters news agency.both to israel and the us? i from iran. how key an ally is jordan both to israel and the us?- both to israel and the us? i believe that it happened — both to israel and the us? i believe that it happened because _ both to israel and the us? i believe that it happened because there i both to israel and the us? i believel that it happened because there were massive rumours in the past couple of days about retaliation which would be in the same space in the entity of the israeli such as a concealer general in a different country. and this speculation goes to jordan and country. and this speculation goes tojordan and kazakhstan and azerbaijan. i believe the entire region knew about this attack and they were prepared. of course, iran wouldn't tell them exactly where it wouldn't tell them exactly where it would be, this attack, where it can be shot too, but the speculation, one of the speculations wasjordan and thejordanians close the aerospace for this reason. and i would like to again to b

we are 'ust seeing a light on reuters — as well.ually _ as well. we are just seeing a light on reuters actually that _ as well. we are just seeing a light on reuters actually that israel - as well. we are just seeing a light| on reuters actually that israel has had french military assets were involved in the defence against the attack from iran, so thatjust coming in at the moment. and in terms of how this was choreographed, we had this warning, something was expected, obviously wasn't clear exactly what was expected but we saw major meetings at the end of last week between the americans and the israelis. when you look at what has happened, obviously very alarming to see any escalation, but wasn't actually quite carefully calibrated by iran in some senses? you actually quite carefully calibrated by iran in some senses? you took the words out of — by iran in some senses? you took the words out of my _ by iran in some senses? you took the words out of my mouth. _ by iran in some senses? you took the words out of my mouth. it _ by iran

i want to bring you this latest news lenders coming in from reuters news agency, it says us militaryn iranian drone aircraft which was headed towards israel, that is according to two us officials, just to remind you of that line from reuters, saying that an iranian drone has been shut down, one that was headed towards israel, shut down with us involvement there, as the situation continues to unfold. i just want to bring you as well reaction coming from leaders across the world watching us. we�*ve got a statement from the white house security council spokesperson adrian watson, saying... this statement came out a little earlier. uk prime minister rishi sunak has released a statement in response to iran launching drones, this is what he had to say. that statement they are from british prime minister rishi sunak. will to talk more about all of this, the us response as well, i�*m joined here in the studio by our north america correspondent will vernon. the bbc�*s partner in the us, be cbs news it says american fighter planes, navalassets news it says american fighter planes, naval assets

bond told reuters that the fee has from charge the former u.s. president was low. don hankey declined to disclose the fee. surety companies typically charge a fee of between 1% and 2% of the face value of the bond, which would mean his fee should've been between 1.75 and $3 million. don hankey says he feels his company did not charge trump enough." why does he feel that way? " because of the new york attorney general's subsequent scrutiny of the bond as well as the media attention around it." don hankey said in an interview with reuters, "we probably didn't charge enough." didn't charge enough for the $175 million bond, know what you do, you could call trump and pretend to be a pizza place. ask him where he is so we can get a free pizza, then send a repo man. or something. none of this is a secret or hard to find. there has been incredible reporting on the story. tonight, we have used reporting from nbc news and "the new york times," and "rolling stone," and that incredible quote i just mentioned is from "reuters." this stuff is known and the guy

reuters reporting — separate from iran. reuters reporting benjamin - separate from iran.repelled together, we shall win. how much influence now do the other neighbouring nations in the region have on trying to de—escalate the situation especially in terms of putting pressure on israel? irate situation especially in terms of putting pressure on israel? we see iran find yourself— putting pressure on israel? we see iran find yourself somewhat - putting pressure on israel? we see | iran find yourself somewhat isolated now diplomatically, we know the jordanian government assisted by essentially shooting down any drones that were flying through its airspace, there was indication that certain arab states are named have supported the process here and the operation to prevent these strands and missiles from reaching their target destination so at this moment iran really find itself isolated regionally from its arab neighbours and potential allies so it is difficult to see iran having any better position and anything that would gain by continuing to escalate further. ., , ., , , fu

but already on april 10 , reuters reported that hamas denied the progress in the negotiations.as said on tuesday that israel's proposal for a ceasefire in its war in the gaza strip did not meet the demands of palestinian militant groups, but that it would further study the proposal and submit its response to mediators. the offer was passed on to the palestinian. to the islamist movement by egyptian and qatari mediators at the talks in cairo, which aim to find a way out of the devastating war in the gas sector, which is already underway seventh month on the eve of april 7, israel withdrew all ground troops from the gaza strip except for one brigade, the times of israel reported. overnight, the idf withdrew all ground forces from the southern gaza strip after four months of continuous fighting in the area. now there is only one nahal brigade left in the gas sector. the nahal brigade is tasked with securing the so-called netzarim corridor, which crosses the gaza strip from the beri district in southern israel to the strip coast. the corridor allows the israel defense forces to car

. >>> reuters reporting that china recently got access to banned nvidia super chips. the chinese universities and research institutes got access to the chips through resellers despite the u.s. expanding the ban on the sale of the technology to china last year. nvidia tells reuters there is no indication of any of its partners violating export rules while super micro and dell say they are investigating further. frank. >> zsilvana, thank you. >>> we have more coming up, including the one word investors have to know today. first, we get you ready for u.p.s. results due out in 0 min 30 minutes. we will ask what brown can do for you. >>> and the big money movers and double trouble for steel producers ahead of the open. >>> later, former president donald trump set to see a bump from the social media company despite the stock's rocky start. we have vea ry busy hour when "worldwide exchange" returns. stay with us. i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a sce

we heard from iranian officials who told reuters news agency they have no plans to respond. let's bring in our security and defense editor. a lot of developments the last few hours. we are looking at live pictures of lord cameron and the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken at that g7 foreign minister's meeting. there is an attempt to deescalate the situation. they are saying iran attacked israel last weekend. israel has now responded. that some kind of line now needs to be drawn to bring an end to this. not sure if that will happen but for now, there is an attempt to bring down the tempo. >> and you really have that sense. the public comments that people have been saying about the need for being strong and tough. but also smart. with israel's response. everybody really appreciated that israel wouldn't be able to do nothing in response to iran's unprecedented attack on israel over the weekend. especially the use of ballistic missiles in that direct strike against israel. though most of those munitions were shot out of the sky by a coalition of not the usual allies like the

that's all according to iranian state media and the reuters news agency.f iran will not hesitate to assert its inherent rights to give a decisive and proper response to it to make the regime regret its actions. i want to bring back michael singh, with us tonight as we continue following the breaking news, planning director of the washington institute, former senior director of middle east affairs at the white house. i want to talk about where these strikes and explosions are happening, this is isfahan, a city outside tehran and we heard about some of the assets that are there including military, we believe there are nuclear development sites in isfahan as well. what kind of facilities do you think there might be considered legitimate targets by israel and would there be anything that israel might consider out of bounds? i think there are many potential targets for israel and isfahan but the ones which are obviously most clearly present themselves would be military sites, such as airstrips, for example, as well as nuclear sites. there are several significan

but instead, a systematic targeting in an interview with the reuters news agency because they unders accused as israel of counting out a will against to monitor. they were target systematically, car by car. they attack the 1st car. we're still trying to get all the information on what happened on the 1st bar we. we have a feeling, they were able to escape safely, that this was an armor based. this was the only day the 3rd day we had that more big within 6 month trying to random mean. but the 1st time or big total was heat and they were able to seem to escape. we still don't know all the details on the events and from some people in your people, even that they were able to move in december 1. and again, these one was hit. they were able to move into sir one in the process. we know they were trying to call but in details of the moment, whatever happened, they tried to be telling idea that why are they doing that? they were target demons, you know, they confidence on, you know, network on. so my idea then, knowing that was our teams moving on that route with to armor, which we cards. an

and reuters reporting _ from iran's armed forces.hagari briefing — that there were more than 200 projectiles fired over and 99% were intercepted. mr netanyahu will be coming under pressure obviously from all sides, as you say. there is one report being reported by the axios newsagency, saying that mr biden told mr netanyahu that the us will oppose any israeli counter attacks against iran. that is exciting a senior white house official. i am presuming thatis house official. i am presuming that is not confirmed by any other source as yet but is that likely to be the white house position? likely to be the white house osition? ., ., , ., position? no, that is not confirmed. _ position? no, that is not confirmed. that - position? no, that is not confirmed. that is i position? no, that is not confirmed. that is one . position? no, that is not i confirmed. that is one source, so at that stage, that is speculation. as i say, president biden in his statement so far is just talking about the diplomatic response. there is no indication there of

i'm sure no iranian official has said anything to reuters. reuters has a history of inaccurate statements when it comes to iranian officials. i know personally because i was involved during the nuclear negotiations. so that aside, what happened this whole story began with israelis bombing the iranian embassy. then the iranians responded. and as you know, most of the drones that the iranians sent were inexpensive drone. they were to distract attention from air defenses, and the iranians fired effectively at a handful of missiles that hit their targets both in the south and the north. so it was a limited strike -- >> what we saw was 300 ballistic cruise missiles, drones in total. was iran surprised by what western leaders and israel had described as iran's failure last weekend to make any impact despite the barrage of drones and missiles it sent israel's way? >> no, iran was highly successful. those drones that iran fired, 200, were dirt cheap drones. and the israelis spent 1.35 -- >> it didn't penetrate anything, it didn't do any sort of damag

reuters, however , paid special attention to bilateral cooperation in the field of energy in the shadow of us sanctions and said: in the final joint statement, the two countries emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation in the field of energy, including electricity transmission and the gas transmission line project. reuters, in addition to reflecting the signing of 8 cooperation documents side between tehran and islamabad to the results. economically, the second destination of our country's president's trip in the indian subcontinent, sri lanka, was also discussed, and written by mr. raisi , he opened a $514 million hydropower plant with iranian engineering in silanka, and the authorities of tehran and colombo signed five cooperation agreements . at the end of the one-day visit of the president of our country to sri lanka, the local news agency tamil guardian wrote in an article titled "sri lanka challenges america's sanctions against iran" that the president of iran only hours after the us state department's warning to impose sanctions on countries they are doing business with

reuters, in addition to reflecting the signing of 8 documents of bilateral cooperation between tehran islamabad, to the economic results of the two. the second destination of our country's president's trip in the indian subcontinent , sri lanka, was also discussed and written by mr. raisi , he opened a 514 million dollar hydropower plant with iranian engineering in silanka, and the authorities of tehran and colombo signed 5 cooperation agreements. at the end of the one-day visit of the president of our country to sri lanka, the local news agency tamil guardian published an article under title sri lanka us sanctions against. it challenges iran, wrote the president of iran just one hour after the warning of the us state department to impose sanctions against the countries that do business with iran, the multi-purpose project and the umayya hydropower plant in sri lanka were inaugurated. mohammad hassan nikbeen, sed and cima news agency. the warplanes of the zionist regime heavily bombarded the south of the center and the east of rafah. dozens of people, most of whom are women and childr

reuters said, however, he specifically addressed bilateral cooperation in the field of energy in thedow of us sanctions and said: the two countries in the final joint statement on the importance of expanding cooperation. in the field of energy , including electricity transmission and gas transmission line project , reuters emphasized the economic results of the second destination of the president's trip, in addition to reflecting the signing of 8 bilateral cooperation documents between tehran and islamabad. our country in the indian subcontinent, sri lanka, has also opened a 514 million dollar hydropower plant with iranian engineering in silanka, and the authorities of tehran. and colombo signed five cooperation agreements. at the end of the one-day visit of the president of our country to sri lanka, the local news agency tamil guardian wrote in an article titled "sri lanka challenges us sanctions against iran ", the president of iran wrote just one hour after the us state department warned about imposing sanctions on certain countries. who do business with iran, the multi- purpose p

will try to avoid a wider escalation of the war in the region, and also reuters it reporting that a u.s. official is quoting a u.s. official saying that the u.s. still believes iran will carry out an attack, but it will not be so that it will drag the united states and washington into that war. now on thursday, the white house said that it told iran that the u.s. was not involved in that airstrike in damascus last weekend. also warned iran not to use that as a pretext to escalate the conflict in the wider region. >> claudio, thank you. >>> o.j. simpson, all american football star and movie legend who was later acquitted of murder has died at the age of 76 after a battle with cancer. our jay gray has a look back at his life. >> reporter: a heisman trophy winner, a nfl hall of fame running back. o.j. simpson will be remembered most for something he could never run from. born orenthal james simpson in 1947, he was raised by a single mom on the rough side of san francisco. his way out? football. a college star at usc, he was drafted by the buffalo bills, where he had a record-setting nf

signing of washington. will send the first package of military aid worth $1 billion to the kiev regime, reuterss do not hide their desire to fight until the last ukrainian. footage from the house of representatives meeting room has appeared online. in them, democrats immodestly rejoice at the adoption of the project to help kiev, waving flags. congressman thomas masi reported that he was threatened with a $500 fine if he did not remove the video. the west is drawing more and more participants into the conflict. great britain. in 2025 , it intends to deploy typhoon fighters in poland, the head of the british government announced this at a joint press conference with the prime minister of the polish regime. it is noted that a squadron of british fighters will be involved in the nato mission to patrol polish airspace. let me remind you that earlier, the british prime minister announced london’s plans to increase defense spending to 2.5% gdp by 2030. belarus is ready not only to supply its products, but... to share our developed technologies, we rely on such exchange in trade with latin american co

reuters with reference to four interlocutors and writes reuters that ukraine did not conclude an agreement navigation in the black sea, ukraine did not... unexpectedly refused to conclude an agreement with russia and turkey on safe navigation in the black sea when this agreement was almost reached, well, it is logical that ukraine did not will sign any agreement with the russian federation, and ukraine, like no one else, understands and has seen from its experience that any agreement signed by russia is not worth a penny, and we have seen it. memorandum and we saw it during this agreements and treaties on the joint use of the sea of ​​azov and so on, but still, it is possible that there are some alternative measures of security and cooperation that can be proposed, for example, with turkey, which is a strategically important state for us, well, at least in the waters of the black sea region, you know, we are now... talking about a topic that is not worth discussing, because the existence, in general, i consider it a fake, that ukraine conducted some separate negotiations with russia and tu

and one more news that we would like to talk to you about is very important, but it is published by reutersom the post. over four of his interlocutors and writes to reuters that ukraine has not begun to conclude agreements on safe navigation in the black sea. ukraine unexpectedly pulled out of an agreement with russia and turkey on safe navigation in the black sea, when the agreement was close to being reached. well, it is logical that ukraine will not sign any agreement, even with the russian federation, and ukraine, like no other. understands and has seen in her experience that any agreement signed by russia is not worth a penny, and we saw it in the budapest memorandum, and we saw it during this agreement and the agreement on the joint use of the sea of ​​azov and so further, but still, perhaps there are some alternative measures of security and cooperation that can be proposed, for example, with touré'. which for us is a strategically important state in, well , at least in the water area of ​​the black sea region? you know, we are currently discussing a topic that is not worth discussin

breaking news to bring you from the reuters news agency and the according stage media here is their sourced two palestinians in the occupied west bank area. and israeli settlers have killed two palestinians in the occupied west bank city and that is from stage media and coming to was from the reuters news agency and we do not have any more details and we do, will bring it to you. the author sir salman rushdie has been talking to the bbc about the knife attack which almost killed him. the award winning novelist was stabbed 12 times on a stage in new york two years ago. he said he thought he was dying, and that losing an eye in the attack upsets him every day. he's been talking to the bbc�*s alan yentob in new york. and just a warning that the interview contains some graphic descriptions of what happened. oh, my god! woman screams. today at six: author salman rushdie has been stabbed. more breaking news tonight - after author salman rushdie was attacked at an event... august 2022 — one of the world's most famous authors is left fighting for his life. it has shocked the entire world. author s

you some breaking news that has come in in the last few seconds, imported news being reported by reutersport that three sons of the hamas leader have been killed in israeli air strikes in gaza. that has come from a hamas affiliated news agency. the leader has been based in qatar, but they are quoting the hamas affiliated news agency on the ground, saying that three sons of the hamas leader have been killed in an israeli air strike in gaza. so thatis an israeli air strike in gaza. so that is significant. we will try to find out more details on that in the coming minutes. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. good afternoon. we start with news that athletics will become the first sport to introduce prize money at the olympics in paris this summer. the governing body, world athletics, is breaking 128 years of olympic tradition, becoming the first international sport to give athletes money for winning a gold medal at the games. $50,000 will be the prize for those that win on the track or field. this in contrast to the international olympic committee, which

these pictures obtained by news agency reuters show what is left inside the complex.has previously said it was carrying out precise operations against hamas and islamichhad fighters, and had killed 200 of them. reuters reports that hundreds of people returned to the area around the hospital after the troop withdrawal. they said they found a sea of rubble. one medic saying that destruction is far and wide in the shifa compound. a spokesman for gaza's civil emergency service told the news agency that bulldozers were used to dig up the grounds of the complex and exhume bodies. meanwhile, hundreds of israeli protesters have spent the night in tents outside parliament injerusalem to press their demand for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down. thousands of people rallied in jerusalem for what they're calling the largest anti—government protest since the war in the gaza strip began, nearly six months ago. on sunday, mr netanyahu had surgery for a hernia — his office reporting it had been successful. middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem and has mor

this was reported by reuters. and at least four people died due to a tornado in the us state of oklahoma, among them were four-month-old babies, and almost a hundred people were injured, reuters reported. a powerful wind wreaked havoc in the city of sulphur, many private houses were destroyed, buses and cars were overturned, without electricity, and now more than 20,000 residents of the state remain. they make easter eggs for their own baskets and for the military. in lviv, the children of fallen soldiers gathered for a master class to learn about easter egg making. our correspondents saw how they painted, which models were chosen. karina and filomena is already preparing for easter, learning to write easter eggs, red. last year , the girls' father died in the war in donetsk region, together with their mother they attend such events to distract themselves, learn new things and make friends. for them it is the first time, for them it is generally a shock and joy, because they didn't even know what they were going t

increased to seven, and more. 700 people were injured, search and rescue operations are ongoing, reuters reported. the tremors had a magnitude of 7.5, and the epicenter of the earthquake was located 18 km south of the city of hualien. houses were destroyed there. the authorities also announced the threat of a tsunami. this is the strongest earthquake in taiwan since 1999 . this is a war of drones, this is what the military says about their struggle at the front, to help our defenders, the spresso tv channel and the iryna koval charitable foundation initiated the collection, and it is you, our viewers and readers, raised money for half a dozen drones, mavics and parts for them for the 74th battalion of the 102nd separate brigade, which defends our country in the zaporizhzhia direction, as reported by uavs, let's see further. almost every day rest... the beginning of a full-scale invasion, the military asks for help from volunteers and another request is closed thanks to the viewers and readers of espresso together with the iryna koval charitable foundation. this time, we are handing over

reuters with reference to the reconning project. according to the testimony of the man, whose name and face are withheld for security reasons, the russian military illegally arrested him and tortured him with electric shocks. it happened at the end of the 22nd year. the complaint contains more than 70 pages. this includes the testimony of other people who were held in the same isolation ward and confirm these quotations. also included in the case were the conclusions of un experts on the similar practice of torture. argentina's federal judiciary must now decide whether to take up the appeal... that could take months, and the country's constitution allows its courts to deal with international crimes, including crimes against humanity and war crimes, based on universal jurisdiction, regardless of where they are took place and they are. even if at this stage it is only the opening of the investigation, it is still a success for us, and it is not just symbolic. of course, there is hope that justice will come to them directly, but even i

seven employees of the humanitarian organization world central kitchen were killed, according to reutersg the dead were citizens of australia, poland, great britain, and one person with american and canadian citizenship. a palestinian driver was also killed, the organization said. the tragedy occurred during the delivery of much-needed food aid, which had previously been brought to the gaza strip from cyprus by ship. minus the mi-24. shock military helicopter of the so-called ministry of defense of abkhazia crashed. the video shows how the helicopter smokes after a hard landing. local telegram channels report that three crew members were hospitalized. it is not specified in what condition they are and whether the rotorcraft will ever be able to fly again. a successful special opera. the morning attack on an oil refinery in russia's tatarstan is a joint matter between the main directorate of intelligence and the security service of ukraine , rbc reports with reference to its own sources. in law enforcement agencies. let me remind you that the drones hit the oil refinery, tanek, and the sh

, with reference to four. his interlocutors and writes to reuters that ukraine has not begun to concluden safe navigation in the black sea. ukraine unexpectedly refused concluding an agreement with russia and turkey on safe navigation in the black sea, when this agreement was almost reached. well, it is logical that ukraine will not sign any agreement with the russian federation, and ukraine, like no one else, understands and sees. in my experience, any agreement signed by russia is not worth a penny, and we saw it in the budapest memorandum, and we saw it during this agreement and the agreement on the joint use of the sea of ​​azov and so on, but still maybe there are alternatives some security and cooperation measures that can be proposed, for example with turkey, which is for us. a strategically important state , well, at least in the waters of the black sea , i personally do not particularly believe in this and do not consider it necessary to discuss it, because it is not a fact that such negotiations did not take place, that is, in fact, we do not need them either, ukraine controls

the reuters agency, citing... sources, reported that kiev , almost in an ultimatum form, demanded fromiden more money, not 61 billion and one-time, but one and a half times more and annually, at worst, ideally... confiscate all russian assets in the usa and europe and give the money to ukraine. 320 billion will allow ukraine to fight until 28, reuters believes. the american side has not yet confirmed zelensky’s words, but nevertheless , the first reaction to them has already appeared. elon musk wrote that ten years of support for kiev would be madness, as the conflict would never end, the entrepreneur pointed out. industrial development in the dpr was discussed today deputy prime minister, head. industrial trade manager denis manturov and the head of the republic denis pushilin. together they visited the yasenovad machine-building plant. the company is one of the largest manufacturers in the cis of equipment for field development, as well as the construction of tunnels for transport. mantrov called for more active restoration and commissioning of factory capacities. this will help the

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this was announced by prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the 17th april - reports reuters.t is happening now between israel and iran is a struggle for the symbolic field, who will present himself as the winner? so no chance about. a compromise between them should not be expected yet, says serhiy danilov, deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies. each side is trying to explain to the region and the world that they have won. of course, there is more debate in israel about the fact that we probably won't win because we didn't strike back, but there's a trade-off being discussed . added a place about that in response to israel's restraint in the iranian direction, israel's hands will be untied to end the operation of all bligat, whether it is or not, we will see, there is no chance that there will be any kind of reconciliation, there is no chance of that, on the content of the existence of the regime in iran, the one that is now is destruction. and the state of israel, it is a declarative goal, no one there is seriously going to destroy it directly, but efforts

, with reference to four of its interlocutors, and reuters writes about that that ukraine did not beginnclude an agreement on safe navigation in the black sea, ukraine unexpectedly refused to conclude an agreement with russia and turkey regarding safe shipping. in the black sea, when this agreement was almost reached. well, it is logical that ukraine will not sign any agreement, yes, with the russian federation, and ukraine, as no one else understands and has seen in its experience, that any agreement signed by russia is not worth a penny, and we we saw it in the budapest memorandum, and we saw it during this agreement and the agreement on the joint use of the sea of ​​azov and so on, but still it is possible that there are some alternative security and cooperation measures that can be proposed, for example, with turkey, which for us is a strategically important state in, well , at least in the water area of ​​the black sea region. you know, we are currently discussing a topic that is not worth discussing, because the existence, in general, i consider it a fake, that ukraine conducted s

dollars, so far the american press writes, but military support in 2025 remains questionable, as reuters writes, analysts interviewed by journalists believe that ukraine should use the year 2024 to restore its strength for a long time war, and europe, in its turn, must fill the gap that may be left by the united states. earlier, let me remind you, the director of the cia, william byrne , stated that the us military aid. the possibility for ukraine to hold out in 2024, at the same time in political circles, primarily european, there is an assumption that this american aid package for ukraine may be the last, so, in particular, said the head of the european committee in the bundestag, anton hofreiter, who, as reported by the reuters agency, wrote that the uncertainty after 2024 is primarily related to the possible re-election of donald trump, who is skeptical of large amounts of aid to ukraine. he, as well as radical republicans in congress , oppose further military support, except for a possible loan. well, as another edition of the new york times writes on the issue of aid to ukraine, th

reuters is reporting on the decision by house republicans to delay the transfer of impeachment articles against secretary mayorkas to the senate which was supposed to happen on wednesday. a spokesperson for house speaker ke johnson says, quote, to ensure the senate has adequate time to promote constitutional truth the house will transmit articles next week. when asked about upcoming trials chuck schumer told reporters that democrats are ready to move as. peddishously a possible. some on capitol hill anticipate a possible vote to dismiss the charges as soon as the articles arrive in the senate. the house voted to impeach secretaryayorkas in february accusing him of failing to enforce u.s. immigration laws and making false statements to congress. we will have highlights from the event onn starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern, you can also watch on the c-span now app or online a c-span.org. up next a preview of the dinner with discussing thoughtrocess behindecor and meals. [inaudible conversations] >> hello, how are you? >> so good evening and welcome to our state dinner preview. isn't it beauti

this is reported by the reuters agency. the perpetrators were driving a car and crashed into another car. after the clash, the palestinians got out of their car and tried to shoot at the crowd, but their weapons jammed. law enforcement officers detained both men and took them for questioning. the head of israeli intelligence, aaron haliva, has resigned. this is due to the fact that he was unable to prevent an attack by hamas militants last october year this is reported by jevronews. haliva became the first israeli high-ranking official to leave office because of the hamas attack. let me remind you that as a result of the attack on israel on october 7, 1,200 people died, and about 250 more people were captured by terrorists. russia and china signed a new memorandum on military cooperation. this happened during the visit of russian admiral alexander moiseev to the people's republic of china. this is reported by the american institute for the study of war. china also invited moesiev to take part in the western military naval s

meanwhile, reuters is reporting the biden administration is considering a new $18 billion arms package for israel that would include dozens of f-15 aircraft. this is in addition to the recent u.s. approval of 1800 2000-pound bombs and 500 500-pound bombs, as well as 25 f-35 fighter jets. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will ban the award winning tv network al jazeera after israeli lawmakers passed a bill allowing for the temporary banning of foreign broadcasters deemed to be a national security threat. al jazeera is the most widely viewed network in the arab world and is one of the few outlets to have reporters inside gaza. iran has vowed to retaliate after israel bombed the iranian consulate in damascus, syria, killing at least 11 people -- seven people, including three senior iranian commanders and at least four other iranian officers. the u.k.-based syrian observatory for human rights said the death toll could be as high as 11. mohammad reza zahedi, a senior commander in the al-quds force. he is said to be the highest ranking iranian military officer to be killed s

we will point out historically when reuters says something and elon musk says something else, reuters right in the end. tesla also dropping the price of its best selling model y by as much as $7,500. the bigger model y now costs as little as the less expensive model 3 was when it was introduced. >>> a judge in brazil is launching a criminal investigation of elon musk after musk said his other company, x, would not obey a brazilian court order and remove certain accounts that spread false news about brazilian officials. musk said the company's actions violating the order would result in, we'll probably lose all revenue in brazil and have to shut down our office there, but principles matter more than profit. >>> and a two lawsuits against tesla begin this week in northern california. the most watched will be the case of walter wang, an apple engineer who died on 101 in mountain view after his self-driving tesla hit a concrete barrier at more than 70 miles an hour. the ntsb says the driver was playing a video game on his phone at the time. the other is a los angeles woman but it will be

the reuters agency writes about this and the lng plant will not operate until the end of june. yes, and it is planned to be delivered to the place. by sea from the port of murmansk, later two more additional lines, this is a story, the story is quite powerful and there for arctic lng 2 at the russian zvizda shipyard, they even plan to build 15 arctic 7 ice-class tankers, capable of cutting through ice 2 m thick, well, but the key story is that they are currently frozen, but russia wants play even more actively in the liquefied gas market. and by the way, about gas and about possible alternative draft laws that are being prepared in the house of representatives, there is already a signal from the white house that they do not agree to tie aid to ukraine to changing the gas politicians i will remind you that mike johnson, this is the speaker of the house of representatives, he proposed actually combining, let's say, the consideration of aid to ukraine and the gas policy of the united states, but the white house currently does not support this idea. well, we will now include bohdan

these pictures obtained by news agency reuters show what is left inside the complex.s previously said it was carrying out precise operations against hamas and islamichhad fighters, and had killed two hundred of them. reuters reports that hundreds of people returned to the area around the hospital after the troop withdrawal. they said they found a sea of rubble. one medic saying that destruction is �*far and wide�* in the shifa compound. a spokesman for gaza's civil emergency service told the news agency that bulldozers were used to dig up the grounds of the complex and exhume bodies. meanwhile, hundreds of israeli protesters have spent the night in tents outside parliament injerusalem to press their demand for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down, and seeking a deal to have the hostages held in gaza released. thousands of people rallied injerusalem for what they're calling the largest anti—government protest since the war in the gaza strip began, nearly six months ago. the protests took place on sunday as mr netanyahu had surgery for a hernia. his office lat

however, as reported by the reuters agency i already mentioned, some far-right republicans interpreted this message from trump as a signal that trump actually opposes the current package help for ukraine, despite the fact that he did not say it directly. trump's statement came a day after he met with polish president andrzej duda in his new york office in trump tower. as the politician writes, during the meeting, they talked in particular about the war in ukraine and nato defense spending. trump and duda have long maintained warm relations, once duda even suggested naming a military base in poland ford trump. in an interview with the polish media, duda said that during this meeting, he told trump that american aid is extremely ukraine needs, well, earlier, it was less than two weeks ago, david cameron, the british foreign minister, had a similar meeting with trump. during a private dinner, cameron convinced ex-president trump that helping ukraine is in the interests of the states, not to give moscow to capture ukraine, that was what the guardian wrote at the time. it is not known wheth