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on the air of the sas program , i am authorized to announce its presenter nadezhda sas, i welcome yound remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect everyone’s life and the life of the country. we will tell you directly about the main events in world politics this week. now. israeli aircraft struck the iranian consulate in damascus, killing seven members of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. cnn. among the dead was a senior employee, sir. he commanded an elite unit responsible for conducting special operations outside iran. cnn notes that he was the most important target since former us president donald trump ordered the assassination of prominent general xir in baghdad in january 2020. the attack on the damascus consulate was the latest in a series of israeli strikes in syria aimed at the kir and the iranian-backed lebanese group hezbollah. iran threatens the jewish state with full revenge for this attack. against this backdrop, oil prices have already risen to six-month hi

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hello, on the air of the program “sas” i am authorized to announce, its presenter nadezhda sas, i greetremind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes events, people, will affect everyone’s life and the life of the country. we will tell you directly about the main events in world politics this week. now. petr pilligrini won the second round of the slovak presidential election with 50.3% of the vote. his opponent was the ex-head of the mid-country, korchek. after his election , the politician said that he would do everything to ensure that his country was always on the side of peace and not war, emphasizing that he would not allow the slovak military to be sent to ukraine, and stated the need for negotiations and an early truce in the conflict. pilligrini won the election precisely because of his position on the ukrainian conflict. most slovaks want the war to end. that's why the belligerent government of the fiala is not so... popular in the czech republic in europe there is no democratic majority in favor of

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so you're guy, guy reports apocalyptic scenes over the acropolis as dust from the sa hara accumulated india. it cost a shroud of athens, turning the skies an orange hue, reducing visibility and prompting will socrates to sound the alarm? we have to be careful to not breeze, so it's air right and we have to stay home. many took the advice to stay in doors. it was time to come to have these 40 a. i felt a discomfort. i tried to deal with it by staying in the house so that it didn't affect my health for the others mobiles at the spectacle. hey, then everything was all in china. it's really felt like we witnessed the hara we were waiting for campbells to post by the semester of this cloudy orange tinted haze is a frequent phenomenon did usually happens in spring and autumn. low mutual logical systems and strong winds transferred dust loads from the hard does it sending the skies, bringing with it the risk of coming wildfire as seasonal. so this time of the year, but a devastating hazard in a country that experience has major blazes every year. but there is one positive outcome of this dus

called in, taking what they are sa in: ? , , called in, taking what they are sa inc?,, saying? this is unusual. usually i'm here speaking _ saying? this is unusual. usually i'm here speaking about _ saying? this is unusual. usually i'm here speaking about the _ saying? this is unusual. usually i'm here speaking about the iranian - here speaking about the iranian diplomat or chinese diplomat summoned to the foreign office to express concern — it is very rare for the ambassador of an ally to be told in no uncertain terms that britain is concerned about what's going on. the investor was brought in, met by andrew mitchell, effectively the deputy foreign secretary, and mr mitchell said he spoke of his unequivocal condemnation of the killing of the seven aid workers, and he called on israel to urgently scale up its humanitarian access. and i think that's the point the british are making, the four inspect terry is also spoken to his israeli counterpart, saying, "look, you have to investigate this from happening again and keep the aid flowing," it's notjust that again and kee

and you can see sas de taylor the sunday. the rain still very much in evidence that we are going to see for the flooding, of course, a good pots of southern china. the next few days we could see maybe $100.00 to $200.00 millimeters of rain, the cost parts of the south supply hit areas of southern china. meanwhile, across the south asia, it's really all about the heat. some very high temperature is protecting the east and areas of india pushing into bung with dash orange warnings in 4th one to to read one is to just the route of the shot. pushing up towards the northern areas of west bengal as well nights up to the north west. some rain coming get the puppies, done incorrectly sliding east. this is a region that is why people the people up thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflicts. police phillips people, some of those we talked to elsewhere saying that they sled update hearing that other villages had been attacked. what we do and all just there is try to balance the stories, the good, the bad, the id tell it say

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that is what you are sa in: hamas? yes. that is what you are saying yes? _ hamas? yes.. that is what you are saying yes? it is incredibly difficult, but israel have been been surrounded by people who want them destroy for 75 years you see. [30 surrounded by people who want them destroy for 75 years you see.- destroy for 75 years you see. do you su ort a destroy for 75 years you see. do you support a two-state _ destroy for 75 years you see. do you support a two-state solution? i destroy for 75 years you see. do you support a two-state solution? no, l support a two-state solution? no, no, i support a two-state solution? no, no. i don't — support a two-state solution? no, no. i don't support _ support a two—state solution? mfr, no, i don't support two state solution because that is not what the palestinian authority want. they want israel destroyed. they don't, they have never wanted a two—state solution, they don't want it. ursula, there are different voices on both sides, thank you for getting in touch. i do appreciate it. babu in touch. i do appreciate it. babu in wolv

five, six times a day, every day for sa days. trust me. that's rape. palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails. her hamas captors filming the handover. i heard that people were saying, "but they were happy, looking happy when they came out," you know. nobody heard the whisper under the nose that i'm saying to the boy next to me, it's like, "hold on five more minutes. do not start to cry now. stay smiling. 0k? do not cry now." like, the minute we cross the border to egypt, we waited for that minute that we can scream and cry, because we couldn't do it. we couldn't do it. we were hiding on the first day. we couldn't do it when they were dragging us into gaza. and we couldn't do it when we sat down in the houses. 0bviously, that's the first thing i promise to myself, that the minute will step in my country, i will scream the loudest i can. because nobody will take my voice any more. staying in the us — pro—palestinian protests are continuing at major universities as several have called police in — leading to hundreds of arrests. at columbia university i

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on the weakness of the japanese yen heading the lowest level in 34 yen heading the lowest level in sak 3a years. as well as the back of japan's. 3a years. as well as the back ofjapan�*s. that's it for the show, thanks for watching. hi, i'm betty and this is the catch up. tonight: nightclubs, baby reindeer and a gull screeching champion. but first, five people have died trying to cross the channeljust hours after the government's rwanda asylum policy was approved. this is the boat involved, south of calais this morning. a 7—year—old girl, a woman and three men died when it got into difficulty. a bbc team on the beach saw people scrambling to get on board. the french police are just standing here frustrated, saying there's nothing we can do to stop the migrants. now they're in the water. the boat is heading off. overloaded, very overloaded there. just hours before, mps had approved plans to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. the government say it will stop people trying to cross the channel, but opposition politicians and rights groups say it won't work. some other stories now. thousan

iranian soil, is that what you are sa int ?m:, , ~ ., ., iranian soil, is that what you are saying? absolutely. we have to build a otherwise in _ saying? absolutely. we have to build a otherwise in our— saying? absolutely. we have to build a otherwise in our neighbourhood, i saying? absolutely. we have to build a otherwise in our neighbourhood, if| a otherwise in our neighbourhood, if you show weakness, it will happen again. they will find another reason to attack israel. we will be in the same situation and we were last night when millions of people waiting to see what will happen, we slept in shelters. that is unacceptable.— slept in shelters. that is unacceptable. slept in shelters. that is unaccetable. ., ., ., unacceptable. that would escalate thin . s unacceptable. that would escalate things again. _ unacceptable. that would escalate things again, went _ unacceptable. that would escalate things again, went it? _ unacceptable. that would escalate things again, went it? iran - unacceptable. that would escalate things again,

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you are sa in: for themselves as well. you are saying there — for themselves as well.for themselves as well. you are saying there are other - for themselves as well. you are saying there are other ways - for themselves as well. you are saying there are other ways to i for themselves as well. you are i saying there are other ways to do this. the israelis maintain they do have to go into rafah, so what do you want to see the biden administration do? secretary blinkina administration do? secretary blinking have _ administration do? secretary blinking have been _ administration do? secretary blinking have been direct - blinking have been direct communication with the israelis and giving them advice on a different way to eliminate and degrade hamas. it doesn't involve what we saw in the northern portions of gaza. you know, there is an urgency of getting hamas to agree to a ceasefire to get the hostages back and then get that humanitarian aid into gaza. congressmen, thank you forjoining us today on bbc news. congressmen, thank you for “oining us today on bbc newsh congressme