ram of the american so-called soft power, openly declares itself in armenia with the arrival of samantha power international development agency, which is considered undesirable in russia, which sees this very development exclusively as controlled by the state, so ms. power looks at pashinyan, it seems, not for a moment. it is felt that it will strengthen armenian democracy, so it will not seem too little. we have arrived in armenia and i hope that i will have the opportunity to come again to discuss our steps to strengthen your growing democracy. the americans essentially did not leave armenia. the staff, their embassy in yerevan is 2,000 people, plus dozens of ngos that they sponsor, in particular the same one. has been working in the country for many years even before the so-called velvet revolution eighteenth year and especially after. in their orbit, first of all, young people, under the guise of educational programs, under the guise of lectures, courses, essentially rewrite consciousness. a huge number of educational programs, this is connected not only with trips abroad, recruitment, as

that is samantha power, - of their family are. that is samantha power, the - of their family are.tha power, the head of their family are. that is - samantha power, the head of of their family are. that is _ samantha power, the head of united states aid. hundreds of thousands of people have not been crossing over the border there. i'm joined now by tim loughton, a conservative mp here in the uk who's chair of the all party parliamentary group on armenia. what is your assessment of what is going on at the moment? the situation is _ going on at the moment? the situation is desperate going on at the moment? tta: situation is desperate and going on at the moment? tt2 situation is desperate and you need to remember the azerbaijanis have effectively been trying to starve out the population of nagorno—karabakh since last december when there has been a desperate shortage of food and drugs since the launch this military offensive which has killed a lot of civilians, women and children included and then they have effectively invaded the whole country. —— people are no fleeing in fear of thei

i want to come now to samantha power, the administrator of the u.s.ere with me in new york tonight. administrator, so, catastrophic flooding. u.s. got two rival governments, a very dysfunctional situation. the u.n. is now saying 4,000 dead, which is a technical cut in the number that they had said but still 9,000 people are missing. it's been a week, the numbers could be astronomical. how much -- do they really have a sense of how many people could be dead? >> i mean, it's not for us to speculate. you've seen the wild number ranges, but that number of missing is a searing one because they're saying more than 11,000 people are missing. it's a week later. so, president biden announced today an additional $11 million bringing what we're investing there in supporting them to $12 million. i'm sure those needs are going to go way up. the risk of diseases after something like this go up. the shelter needs, the food needs. these were communities that were very self-sufficient until this happened. it really was a beautiful patch of land. and these communities

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the area azerbaijan say they are safe to stay it has been called an example of ethnic cleansing samantha power is in the region and pledged $11.5 million in aid, and many wonder how this unfolds as this continues to be a humanitarian crisis in the region, frances. >> a crisis that keeps getting worse, thank you >>> now to iraq where a celebration quickly turned into a tragedy. the ministry of health there says more than 100 people are dead after a huge fire broke out at a wedding hall. officials believe the fire may have been started by fireworks state media report the building had flammable panels that may have helped the fire spread fast we still don't know if the bride and groom survived there are concerns the death toll will rise >>> a school district in mississippi are making steps to narrow the reading gap it's a problem students across the country continue to face as test scores fall rahema he rehema ellis shares the story. >> reporter: they're getting back to an emphasis on phonics it's a major shift introduced two years ago by dr. melissa mccray it began after she realized how many of

samantha power even brought this letter from biden, but it only contains words about support for the and the country has never legally recognized nagorno-karabakh, let alone as its own, even independent. after negotiations in prague and brussels, pashinyan publicly declared the region azerbaijani. proposed to set up a field hospital, well, in the area of ​​agdam, so that those people whom local doctors do not have time to serve now, and bring them, as they say, their health in order, that azerbaijani doctors will do this in parallel with them. azerbaijan sent an ambulance, firefighters and tankers with gasoline to the site of the disaster, which can henceforth be provided to refugees. in parallel, the azerbaijani country has to engage in the military component , search abandoned checkpoints of the self-defense army, count captured weapons and there are only more artillery pieces, 165 air defense systems, 22 armored personnel carriers and a tank with more than 170,000 shells and cartridges. karabakh, karabakh, but in reality, not in words, but in deeds , russian peacekeepers are again

and the former us permanent representative to the un samantha power, who now heads the american department in charge of international. karabakh, conversation with western delegates preceded an appeal to the people. he stated that the instruments of the armenian-russian strategic partnership, including within the framework of the organization of a collective security treaty , are not enough to ensure the external security of the country. the russian foreign ministry responded to this immediately. there, pashiyan's speech was called unacceptable attacks against moscow, as well as attempts. assume responsibility for failures in foreign and domestic policy. the head of the armenian cabinet was reminded of the role of russian peacekeepers, who sometimes, at the cost of their own lives, prevent conflicts between the warring parties, and now continue to provide comprehensive assistance to the refugees of karabakh. our diplomats reminded that russia was and remains a loyal collaborator of armenia. the russian embassy in the united states warned washington against dangerous actions that fuel anti-r

opinion, i am here i am looking at the observed one, which is today, let's say, the arrival of samantha powersaid is there, the mid of france sent its military attache, here is kateryna kolan today, she announced that france is there, seriously supporting armenia. and if the civilized world looks at what is happening and simply does not speak , as was the case with us initially, if you remember ukraine, that they are all excited about what is happening in ukraine, that is really, really present, they would have seen that he came to armenia, they saw, they would communicate with people who leave their own territory, it will be natural, with which he can be friendly, yes, because armenia is surrounded by an environment, in addition to this , a russian base sits inside, armenia sits inside, there was a clash of russian troops with civilians in yerevan once in the nineties, they just shot center in center yerevan people, because i know this experience, today, we must understand perfectly well that here it is necessary to simply... ' a small people, it is necessary to save it, yes, we heard your o

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minister punch in young match with a us deputy assistant secretary of state and the head of us aid samantha power sides of course, discussed the situation in that go to my kind of boss and the letter to the question. yeah. and a personal bite of noted washington support for armenia is independence in tech, retained democracy by to praising the strengthening of democratic institutions in the country. what actually that really means. so we started talking about raleigh, a john list, and political analysts to call the us support of our media quotes and act of cynicism. i think it's very, 1st of all, let's remember what's, what is the united states right? what role does the united states play in international relations, or what role hasn't played over the past 25 years? and this is clear in agent of chaos everywhere the us has gone. in the past 25 years. there's always been chaos and war and conflict get into horrible. just you know, how horrible it can. economic collapse, as you look across the middle east, straight country is just collapsing, fail states wherever the us goes. we see the us, the goa

the head of the american agency for international development, samantha power, arrived in armenia.ter nikol pashinyan, and the official purpose of her visit was the strengthening of democracy. anton potkovenko looked into how they plan to do this. the main battering ram of the american so -called soft power openly declares itself in armenia with the arrival of samantho power, the head of the american agency for international development, which sees this very development exclusively as controlled by the state, and so mrs. power looks at pashinyan, it seems without blinking, it is felt that she will strengthen the armenian democracy, so it will not seem a little. and i hope that i have:

minister punch in young met with the us deputy assistant secretary of state and ahead of us aid samantha power sized discuss the situation in not gotten no kind of boss. i didn't know like a to question young president bite and noted washington's support for medias independent integrity, democracy, but also appraising the strengthening of democratic institutions in the country, whatever by and said, i still don't get it. we are we supposed to jump early, john list and political analyst who called the us support of our media, quote, and academics of soonest. and i think 1st of all, let's remember what's, what is the united states, right? what role does the united states play in international relations, or what role hasn't played over the past 25 years? and this is clear in agent of chaos everywhere the us has gone. in the past 25 years. there's always been chaos and war and conflict get into horrible. just you know, how horrible it can. economic collapse is you look cross the middle east right country is just collapsing, fail states wherever the us goes. we see the us, the goal of the us in the

samantha power, the head of the us agency for international development, came here today, looked at hundredsncern about the situation and left. for incomplete ones. shelter and hot food in goris, where refugees who left karabakh already live, during the early conflicts , people are met with understanding, they bring out mantakezh, armenian bread and tea, so that everyone can hear, so that people can be helped, everyone is sorry, home, that’s all to hell, why is everyone silent, hotels in garis accept hundreds of forced people. but tens of thousands remain on the other side of the border. margarita sahakyan is one of those whose seven granddaughters were taken away by russian peacekeepers during the first hours of operation of the humanitarian corridor. we are very good hands to us. the soldiers bowed to him, grateful, because they fed us there, sheltered us, they cooked for us themselves, they themselves fed us and the children were sick there, they gave us medicine, cured us and brought us here. about 700 more people are still in the peacekeeping mission camp, our military continues to prov

minutes oppression yon met with the us deputy assistant secretary of state on the head of usaid, samantha power. and i discussed the situation in the board about kind of a i'm going to love to function young, a president in fight and noted washington. the support for armine is independence on democracy. force of praising the strengthening of democratic institutions in the country. well, we got a slightly different type just on this drawing for raleigh as john, listen, political analysts, no heat, cold, the american support of our main year right now, because an act of center supposed to be to discuss with 6 is, 1st of all, let's remember what's what is the united states, right? what role does the united states play in international relations? or what role hasn't played over the past 25 years? and the answer is clear. in agent of chaos, everywhere the us has gone. in the past 25 years. there's always been chaos in war and conflict it into horrible. just, you know, horrible economic collapse as you look across the middle east, right? countries just collapsing, failed states. wherever the us goes.

to punch in young met with the us deputy assistant secretary of state on the head of us aid, samantha power decides discuss the situation in. i go to know kind of by and then elected to depression, young a president by noted washington, the support for, i mean, he was independence, integrity in democracy, also appraising the strengthening of democratic institutions in the country. well, we caught some comments on this. a john is that only a john list and political, unless he actually calls americas supportive media, quote, an act of cynicism. i think it's the 1st of all, let's remember what's, what is the united states, right? what role does the united states play an international relations or what role hasn't played over the past 25 years? and this is clear in agent of chaos everywhere the us has gone. in the past 25 years. there's always been chaos and war and conflict get into horrible. just you know, how horrible economic collapse is. you look across the middle east, right? countries just collapsing, failed states. wherever the us goes. we see the us, the goal of the us in the caucus re

american officials in what is happening here in armenia, we know, we saw gorris visiting yesterday, samantha powerthough she is there even the journalists did not give a warm welcome. accept sanctions against azerbaijan or leave your country. you don’t care, stop lying, well , it should be noted that despite everything that is happening at the borders, it is here in yerevan, quite calmly, that the rallies and protests that here continued from september 9, but in any case, we are of course monitoring the situation and informing you on our broadcast. dmitry, yes, natasha, thank you, well, literally at these moments, just with reference to the cabinet of ministers of armenia, a message arrived, resoundingly reports - 50,243 people have already arrived from karabakh to armenia, let me remind you again, this is the latest data, just a minute ago they came. natalya solovyova is in direct contact, our special correspondent was with us. sergei shaigu, today checked how the state defense order is being fulfilled at the enterprise the military-industrial complex in the moscow region, together with the regio

and met with the us deputy assistant secretary of state and the head of us a samantha power. besides discuss the situation in that go to know, cut her by and then i left it to push in young a president biden noted washington, the support for armine is independence, territorial integrity and democracy was appraising the strengthening of democratic institutions and the country, whatever that really means and we started talking about only john list of political analysts to actually called the us support of our media. he called it an act of cynicism. first of all, let's remember what's, what is the united states, right? what role does the united states play in international relations, or what role hasn't played over the past 25 years? and this is clear in agent of chaos everywhere the us has gone. in the past 25 years. there's always been chaos and war in conflict into horrible. just you know, how horrible it can, economic collapse as you look across the middle east, right? countries just collapsing, failed states wherever the us goes. we see the us, the goal, the us in the caucus region

then they they would have to adhere to the steps that the international observers, including samantha power here yesterday from the us, what it was calling on on yet, as advised on his log, no access whatsoever that so there, there, there could be no international verification of what's happening and the dire humanitarian situation that we do know is taking place in the car. well, the didn't was the law there. thanks for your reporting meal. thank you. but let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. north korea as the ports of the us soldier who entered the country from south korea . in july, travis king was detained off the crossing into the north, claiming to have suffered now treatment and racial discrimination in the us army. north korea found him guilty of illegally intruding onto its territory and has transferred him to us custody in china. and germany. police rated dozens of homes linked to an extra mr. races group that promotes at nazi audiology . germany's ontario, minnesota had early a band. the group known as the optimize soft or ra

then they, they would have to adhere to the steps that the international observers, including samantha power here yesterday from the us. what was going on on yet as are buys on his lot, no access whatsoever. the so they're, they're, there can be no international verification of what's happening and the dire humanitarian situation that we do know is taking place in the car. well, the didn't was the law there. thanks for your reporting meal to thank you. a so will open out some of the other stories. making headlines in germany, police have rated thousands of homes linked to an extra mist racist group that promoted nazi ideology. germany's interior minister at early a band, the group known as the off combined shaft or race community. it was one of several biplane groups bound in recent months. a judge in new york has rules. donald trump committed fraud by inflating the value of a real estate holdings to get better terms on loans. the jobs rejected an attempt to dismiss a civil case against the former us president on the trump family business. mr. trump, with appeal against the ruling, but the f

and today the head of the agency for international cooperation, samantha power, flew from the statesic. now let’s go on for days, both government and opposition, but of course, it’s not appropriate to show such a picture to distinguished guests. but there were protests today, people again blocked the roads, the police only detained. one morning, almost 200 people. natalya solovyova, ilya novikov, news from yerevan, armenia. well now greece, where cyclone elios arrived, has already led to heavy downpours and hail in the western, central and southern regions of the country. here, in fact, these are the frames that allow one to judge the scale of the disaster. some cities have already been left without power due to damaged power lines, and it is also known that a cyclone has been declared in five districts of the country. alarm, well, here are a few more shots, i’ll add that meteorologists note that elios will advance in greece until saturday. are you sure you chose me yourself, or listened to a fashion blogger. on at bikfest you definitely choose one of the five products in the applica

so us a id chief, samantha power, the city us government's agency for international development. she's going to be up here. bit lights are on the head of the us government. the said that it is says as about jones use of force in quickly taking the gary around the going to kind of back is unacceptable. and it says, washington is looking for an appropriate response. he's calling on these every president of the amount you have to live up to. his problem is to protect the ethnic medians unless in a direct deliver them to the international monitoring organizations. we've seen russian peacekeepers around earlier on. we saw a couple of the vehicles, but as we know media was heavily critical of the russians who they say have allowed this to happen. the russians. it said i was following a peace deal 5 to the last more than 2020 was supposed to stop as a by john advancing on the go on a car back. well, i simply, it hasn't happened. and we also know that as a by john presidents, all we have, he says he will guarantee this of the safety of all meetings. but then he's also said that he thinks

just a few minutes ago, the head of the us agency for international development arrived here , samantha power to armenia on the eve and immediately stated that she wanted to be here in order to express her concern about the humanitarian situation in nagorno-karabakh, she also noted that it is necessary to give access to international organization to the territory of artsakh, as nagorno-karabakh is called here in armenia, and of course for its agency, we also continue to monitor the situation that is developing directly on the territory of nagorno-karabakh, the day before there was a serious explosion in the stepan kert area, it exploded fuel, a lot of casualties , 290 people were taken to the stepan kert hospital, 20 people died all night, including ours, and doctors and russian military from the peacekeeping group provided assistance, we we know this, right now ambulances are moving towards steponokert, so that the seriously ill patients can be taken out and taken to hospitals in armenia , this is the situation, today we will definitely visit the border and tell you what the situation is the

again, just in regards to negotiations, what's the us government insight a so samantha power ahead of us a id, the international a 8 organization has had not far away from me. i spent inspecting the facilities that are being offered to our meetings as they leave azerbaijan. ahead of the visit, the us government has said the by sounds use of force to take back the car back was unacceptable. and washington said he's looking is as for an appropriate response, and it pulled on us about john's president to live up to the promise to protect ethnic. i'll be out at make. uh meetings. yeah, the audio said they will be protected, but in the same sense it's the same state as i am faced as confine the idea of the regions independence to history. okay, thank you so much for that. that's been it smith for us. the bar right has the cues. humans who sees of killing 2 of its soldiers in a drone strike near the saudi pulled up by right as part of the cell. the lead coalition that has points to who the since 2015 saudi arabia is cooling. monday's incident of publication and is threatening to respond who

the indicator that ambassador samantha power made public the other day surprised many. the states managed to increase the export of ukrainian food by alternative routes by 800% without much publicity. that's right, it's not a mistake, not eight, not 80, but 800. moscow understands this trend and how it threatens its interests, that's why the strikes on the grain infrastructure, in particular in odesa, in the danube region, but even in spite of this manages to save good pace and good volumes. in the beginning , only a small amount of food went through these routes, but now we are increasing the volume tremendously. yes, 800% growth and counting. in the pre-war period, it was only tens of thousands of tons that were exported through the danube, but in may alone, it is already more than a million tons, so this is a huge increase. we have already done a lot and continue to work and make investments on both sides of the border, american aid from the ukrainian side, our european partners work on the european side, on the border with romania , bulgaria and other countries, put

and today the head of the agency for international cooperation, samantha power, flew from the stateson there are already hundreds of children, both government and opposition, but of course, it’s not appropriate to show such a picture to distinguished guests, and yet people had rallies today. the police detained almost 200 people in one morning alone. natalya solovyo and ilya novikov, news from yerevan, armenia. the state duma of russia and the federal national council of the united arab emirates today entered into a cooperation agreement. the signing of the document became one of the points of the official visit of russian parliamentarians to abu dhabi. our delegation is headed by chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin, among the representatives of the russian side, there are also vice-speakers and heads. relevant duma committees. we are reaching a new level between our parliaments, relations between our countries are developing , the head of state and presidents play a big role in this, and to give them credit, they do a lot for this, we, for our part, need to comply, includi

samantha power, the head of the us agency for international development, came here today, looked at hundredsabout the situation and left. in less than two days, over 19,000 people crossed the border, and the number is growing, everyone needs blood and hot food. in garis, where refugees who left karabakh already live, during early conflicts, people are greeted with understanding, they are served mantakezh, armenian bread and tea. so that everyone understands that they helped people, it’s a pity for everyone, the house, it’s all to hell, but people , they are dying, why is everyone silent, hotels in garis accept hundreds of internally displaced persons, but tens of thousands remain on the other side of the border. margarita sahakyan is one of those who were taken away by russian peacekeepers with her seven granddaughters during the first hours of the humanitarian corridor’s operation. the russians received us very well, the soldiers were grateful for him, a low bow. because they are there for us fed, sheltered, they cooked it themselves, they fed us themselves, and the children were sick there

politicians; the day before , senator gary peters and former us permanent representative vaughn samantha powere in yerevan. they promised support to pashinyan himself and the people now leaving nagorno-karabakh. this meeting was preceded by an address by the armenian prime minister to the people. where he stated that cooperation with russia, including within the framework of the csto, is not enough to ensure the country’s external security, and that in these matters he is now intends to rely on the west. in the russian media, these words were called an attempt by pashinyan to shift responsibility for political failures to moscow, they recalled the role of russian peacekeepers, who, at risk to themselves , prevented conflicts between the opposing sides, and now continue to provide comprehensive assistance to karabakh refugees and that... russia was remains a loyal ally of armenia, our embassy in washington warned the us authorities against dangerous actions fueling anti-russian sentiments in yerevan. today is exactly one year since terrorist attacks were carried out on the russian export gas pi

the day before , senator gary peters and former us president at the un samantha power were in yerevaney promised support. to pashinyan himself and to the people who are leaving nagorno-karabakh. this meeting was preceded by an address by the armenian prime minister to the people. he stated that to ensure the external security of the country, cooperation with russia, including within the csto, is not enough. and that in these matters, he now intends to rely on the west. on the russian media, pashinyan was called an attempt to shift responsibility for his political failures to moscow, and they recalled the role of russian peacekeepers, who risked themselves. the conflicts of the warring parties continue to provide comprehensive assistance to karabakh refugees. in the zone of a special military operation near the village novodonetskaya, russian artillerymen, with the support of aviation, left the enemy without a strong point of an ammunition depot. and in the krasnoliman direction, our fighters eliminated numerous enemy outposts. this is our comrade in arms, ural 4320 rossov system bm-21

politicians, the day before the senator was in yerevan gary peters and former us ambassador to the un samantha powero pashinyan himself and the people now leaving nagorno- karabakh. this meeting was preceded by the armenian prime minister’s address to the people, where he stated that cooperation with russia, including within the framework of the odb, to ensure the country’s external security was insufficient, and that in these matters he now intended to rely on the west. in the russian media, these words were called pashinyan’s attempt to shift responsibility for political failures to moscow. they also recalled the role of russian peacekeepers, who risked themselves to prevent conflicts between the warring parties, and now continue to provide comprehensive assistance to karabakh refugees, and that russia remains a loyal ally of armenia. vladimir putin discussed the situation around nagorno-karabakh by phone with the president of iran and... iran borders azerbaijan with armenia, putin told his colleague about the work of our peacekeepers, including the protection of the armenian population of nagorno

samantha power, head of usaid, said the u.s. would provide $11.5 million in aid for the worsening crisis and urged azerbaijan to facilitate access to those in need by humanitarian workers. armenia has warned of an ethnic cleansing campaign in the contested region. canadian lawmaker anthony rota resigned as speaker of the house of commons tuesday, days after he led a standing ovation in the canadian parliament for a canadian-ukrainian veteran who fought in a nazi ss unit during world war ii. prime minister justin trudeau and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy joined in on applauding 98-year-old yaroslav hunka. this is anthony rota speaking tuesday. >> i reiterate my profound regret for my error in recognizing an individual during the joint address to parliament of president zelenskyy. that public recognition as cause pain to individuals and communities, including the jewish community in canada and around the world in addition to survivors of nazi atrocities in poland among other nations. i accept full responsibility for my a

amy: in response to the worsening crisis, samantha power, head of usaid, said the u.s. would provide $11.5 million in aid, and urged azerbaijan to facilitate access to those in need by humanitarian workers. armenia has warned of an ethnic cleansing campaign in the contested region. meanwhile, on wednesday, azerbaijan arrested the former head of the nagorno-karabakh government as he was trying to cross into armenia. for more, we are joined by roubina margossian, managing editor with evn report, an independent media outlet based in armenia. she reported from nagorno-karabakh during the 2020 war. she joins us from yerevan, armenia's capital. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about exactly what is happening? and for a global audience, explain the historical context, as well. roubina: well, that is a big question, question that goes on for so long. starting with what is happening today, this is ethnic cleansing. seeing the numbers of people leaving their homeland, it was 70,000 people last night. at 10:00 a.m., 88,000 people have left. in hours, these are people le

aid administrator samantha power appealed to the azeris. : we know that there are injured civilians in nagorno-karabakh who need to be evacuated and it is absolutely essential that evacuation be facilitated by the government of azerbaijan. vanessa: south korea held its first military parade in a decade today, a show of force in the face of aggressive actions by the north. thousands of troops marched through the rainy streets of seoul as tanks and weapons rolled by. president yoon suk yeol vowed to ramp up the south's defenses. pres. yeol: if north korea provokes, the south korean military will immediately respond based on practical combat capabilities and firm military readiness. if north korea uses nuclear weapons, its regime will be brought to an end by an overwhelming response from the south korean-u.s. alliance. vanessa: in iraq, at least 100 people have died following a fire at a wedding celebration. 150 people are reported injured. the blaze broke out in nineveh province, tearing through a large event hall. local officials said it star

there has been pushback about the funding, but he is going to do that, samantha power is going to brief them as well on the congressional aid for humanitarian relief. they've announced for rebuilding and getting food to ukraine. we'll have a lot more on that tomorrow. thank you so much, admiral stavridis in this abbreviated edition, we brought you the hearing, though, all of it, and it will continue as well. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports" just quickly pointing out that prime minister netanyahu met with president biden today, and for the first time alluded to something that is happening behind the scenes. we'll have a lot more reporting on that, which is a developing agreement with saudi arabia, would recognize israel and end arab, israeli disputes. israel wants it. the white house is thinking about it, we'll have a lot more coming up on that. "chris jansing reports" starts right now.

on a trip to the region this week, samantha power pledged $11.5 million in aid, but food and medicine and the offensive exacerbated an already dire humanitarian crisis. for 10 months, azerbaijan blocked the only our cave -- >> stopping the food and all the essentials to the people in nagorno-karabakh, that is a classic genocide condition. ali: chief prosecutor for the international criminal court says azerbaijan uses starvation as a weapon, even after the international court of justice this year rules the blockade may have a serious touch of mental impact. which he says proves his genocidal intent. >> he took the position to fully blockade the corridor after the international court of justice said to him that blocking the corridor created risk of death. so he knew, and he did it willingly. ali: today's crisis is not new. nagorno-karabakh first declared its autonomy within azerbaijan during the soviet union. but for the past 30 years, intermittent violence plagued the region. >> what did happen in the breakup of the soviet union was that you had a group of armenian nationalists who wan

there has been pushback about the funding, but he is going to do that, samantha power is going to brief them as well on the congressional aid for humanitarian relief. they've announced for rebuilding and getting food to ukraine. we'll have a lot more on that tomorrow. thank you so much, admiral stavridis in this abbreviated edition, we brought you the hearing, though, all of it, and it will continue as well. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports" just quickly pointing out that prime minister netanyahu met with president biden today, and for the first time alluded to something that is happening behind the scenes. we'll have a lot more reporting on that, which is a developing agreement with saudi arabia, would recognize israel and end arab, israeli disputes. israel wants it. the white house is thinking about it, we'll have a lot more coming up on that. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day, i'm chris january sing live at msnbc headquarters in new york. as we come on the air, a remarkable split screen in washington, the gravity of the government shut

this was announced by the head of the american agency for international development, samantha power,nd baku. in response, the turkish ministry of defense made a statement that they were closely monitoring the situation in attempts interference in it. all public services must not... dissolve themselves by january 1, such a decree was signed today by its president, samvel shahramyanyan, and the former minister of state ruben vardanyan, who was taken to baku, is now in the status of an arrested person, report by natalia solovyova. thousands of refugees, in cars, buses, in the backs of dump trucks, this journey is only hundreds of kilometers, but it turned out to be the most difficult test in life. i never in my life thought that i would have to leave karabakh. those who put us in this position, here they have to answer for everything, everyone thinks about their own pockets, i don’t trust any of them. yerevan has not recognized the small republic for 30 years, and today it is completely gone. the decree on the abolition of nagorno-karabakh has already been signed by its president, samve

booed the day before in nagorny karabakh, samantha power, accompanied by us assistant secretary of statement for the caucasus bon, arrived in baku today to meet with the president. azerbaijan, but at the same time it is reported that the heads of foreign affairs of turkey and armenia discussed the situation in the region by telephone. the number of refugees from karabakh, meanwhile, has already exceeded fifty thousand, and while trying to leave towards armenia, the former minister of state of the unrecognized republic ruben vardanyan was detained. report by our special correspondent natal solovyova. this line of cars is visible even from space. the head of the traffic jam rests exactly on the border of karabakh and armenia, and the tail on stepanokert. corridor, here, an endless stream of cars comes to armenia, according to official data , 120,000 people lived in nagorno-karabakh, due to less than 4 days, more than 50,000 left their homes. in border goris , people are accepted at registration points day and night, but no more than 6,000 people have been accommodated. they left everything

background that the humanitarian mission that unfolded this week in armenia looks like: led by samantha powerbiden sent i came here after you asked an american official to emphasize the us commitment to the sovereignty and democracy of armenia. what did the state defense emissary mean when she spoke about the sovereignty of yerevan, pashinyan himself, these ethnic armenians forced to flee from the sovereignty of baku, whose feelings can be measured by the size of this multi-kilometer traffic jam in the loninsky corridor, maybe the activity of the americans in transcaucasia. this is also due to the fact that the west is now trying to learn some lessons from one conflict that lasted three decades, and is trying to apply them in another, and it may seem that ukraine is far away, and if washington did not start some kind of double game, say, to stretch russian forces, then it will end as soon as success begins, but the vulnerability of geopolitics in transcaucasia can be compared here with this temple is svarnots, which was destroyed as a result of the earthquake. and here in armenia, like tecton

samantha arrived here today power, head of the us agency for international development, looked at hundredsssed concern about the situation and left. in less than two days , over 19,000 people crossed the border, and the number is growing. everyone needs shelter and hot food. in goris, where refugees who left karabakh during the early conflicts already live, people are met with understanding, they bring out montaguez, armenian bread and tea, so that everyone can hear, so that people can be helped, i feel sorry for everyone, home is everything, these same people are dying, why everyone is silent, hotels in garis accept hundreds of forced displaced people, but tens of thousands remain on the other side of the border, margarita is one of those who were taken out by russian peacekeepers with seven granddaughters during the opening hours of the humanitarian corridor, we were very well received by the russians, the soldiers are grateful for him, a low bow, because they fed us there , sheltered us, they cooked it themselves, they fed us themselves and the children were sick there, they gave us med

samantha simmonds. we start in morocco which has been hit by a powerful earthquake. the country's interior ministry says at least 632 people have been killed, with more than 300 injured. residents and tourists in the city of marrakesh were forced to flee their homes when the 6.8 magnitude quake struck shortly after 11 o'clock last night, causing the quake's epicentre was in a remote area of the high atlas mountains, and tremors were also reportedly felt in the capital rabat, some 350 kilometres away, as well as casablanca and essaouira. charlotte winfield has this report. streets filled with rubble and destruction. the earthquake struck central morocco shortly after 11pm on friday with an aftershock less than 20 minutes later. the quake's epicentre is in a remote area of the high atlas mountains but tremors are said to have been felt in the capital, rabat, more than 200 miles away. there's reports that buildings in marrakesh's old city have been destroyed and one family was trapped in the rubble of a collapsed house. many people are now said to be staying outside the

were paying commission prices and says live on the line has a power, lee place to blame for the her russian of bombing on russia. samantha remark, well, presenting japanese permanent, assume your cache to an award from the atlantic council. it was a sobering starch to the g 7 and one that i will not forget, especially at a time when russia legends to use nuclear weapons. once again, it is seen. yes. it is dangerous. and then the shut off, you rush them out. it is. i'm a give them today. rush us, nuclear are sable wrestling has been condemned. not only by our life mind parts us and that you 7 specify the full world european commission president and the sock. so queen of europe ursula bumper line was in new york at the exact same time as the united nation summit this week where actual elected world leaders took turn speaking, but i'm elected cleaner sla instead address aside show and awards event posted by the atlanta council. a washington base think tank which exists pretty much solely to promote the cooperation for the transatlantic weapons lobby, called nato. they were like me who can we get to talk about unity and the

as well, that could be set to change as the countries samantha policy, which opposes a send me a legal aid. thank you. present charles to gain power impala entry elections this weekend. both of us though, top of the balance on the side of the day ahead of the pods you need to add the form of pm robot fee goes ahead and process solve a quote won't send any um any more. this is as m e r, as part of the government, we won't send any arms or ammunition to ukraine anymore. the only winter of the war in ukraine are the western arms factories. and then many wonder why no one wants peace and ukraine. well, so back into the do you to head to the polls to a life for people's face prime minister in only 4 years? and this election is re sending alarm bells ringing in brussels. and that's because there's a suggestion that the leading quality in the polls, if it wins with complete a reverse, the countries position politically and militarily, when it comes to crate. and so in you said very, very concerns russell, particularly looking at what's happening here. they consume that so the back is going to elect the flu, russian government, it concern

that could be set to changes the countries, samantha d, which opposes the sending of the the a to give us a charles to gain power impala mentioned elections this weekend. both adjust the top of the balance on the side of the head of the policy the the ad for a pm robot fico. beside buses of a quote, whoops, and any homes anymore. it's s m e r. as part of the government, we won't send any arms or ammunition to ukraine anymore. the only winter of the war in ukraine are the western arms factories. and then many wonder why no one wants peace and ukraine. well, so back into the do you to head to the polls to a life for people's face, prime minister in only 4 years? and this election is re sending alarm bells ringing in brussels. and that's because there's a suggestion that the leading quality in the polls, if it wins, were completely reversed the countries position, politically and militarily, when it comes to crate. and so in europe, the very, very concerns russell, particularly looking at what's happening here. they consume that so the back is going to elect, improve russian government are concerned about what impa

samantha simmonds. we start in morocco, where three days of national mourning have been declared following the powerful earthquake in which 2,000 people are now known to have died. these pictures show the moment the quake struck the city of marrakesh late on friday, prompting people to sprint for the streets. the city is reporting a lower death toll than other areas, but considerable damage to buildings. thousands of moroccans have spent a second night sleeping outside on the streets, fearing aftershocks. some have been describing their fears and sense of loss. translation: i returned to my house and noticed many cracks in the walls. i cannot sleep there. i'm asking the authorities to help me and bring in an expert to assess whether it's possible for me to return to the house or not. look where all these people are sleeping. there's no help for us. 0ur houses have been cracked, others destroyed, like my daughter's house, which has collapsed. we are in a chaotic state. it's painful to enter the ancient- city and witness the collapsed homes and see people in great suffering. it's a painful experience whe