i mean, how did you get into somalia? talk about the set for getting you there. >> we flew in commercially there, too. mogadishu airport is a whole area -- i do not know how to say it, it is like a lot of smaller airports that are well-funded, i would say. but as soon as your bags are coming out, you better grab them quickly because someone else will take them if you do not. that was sort of funny to be running after them before people kind of scary away with your bags. overall, somalia is fascinating. i felt really like you to get there. we still believe we are the first embed to get there since lockdown. we do not know that any media has gotten there since then. correct me if i am wrong. and we had the military on our behalf. we did a story, this is about how the u.s. is working with the somali forces against another terror network, the al-shabaab there. al-shabaab has really ravaged that country and control a large amount of land. the government of mohammed who has been in a year and a half now, i think, he came in vow

i banned refugees from syria, from somalia. we aren't bringing in anyone from gaza or syria, somalia,

. >> we aren't bringing in anyone from gaza, syria, somalia, lebanon or libya or anyone else that threatens our security. if you empathize with radical islamic terrorists or extremists, you're disqualified. you're disqualified.

i mean, how did you get into somalia? talk about the set for getting you there. >> we flew in commercially there, too. mogadishu airport is a whole area -- i do not know how to say it, it is like a lot of smaller airports that are well-funded, i would say. but as soon as your bags are coming out, you better grab them quickly because someone else will take them if you do not. that was sort of funny to be running after them before people kind of scary away with your bags. overall, somalia is fascinating. i felt really like you to get there. we still believe we are the first embed to get there since lockdown. we do not know that any media has gotten there since then. correct me if i am wrong. and we had the military on our behalf. we did a story, this is about how the u.s. is working with the somali forces against another terror network, the al-shabaab there. al-shabaab has really ravaged that country and control a large amount of land. the government of mohammed who has been in a year and a half now, i think, he came in vow

after this, the white house still had to withdraw its troops from somalia.famous city in south africa, the most beautiful city, keytown, is our support for russia. it says moscow here, there are a lot of such t-shirts printed. africa is always business through relationships, business through the eyes. we have just sent a whole consignment of products from south africa to russia. we can understand each other on many issues. i had a dream, i’m 34 years old, i’m opening my sister’s little bar. russia chose me, not i chose it. for africans in russia a lot of possibilities. russia is a very strong international leader who can lead. we have large shale gas deposits in our country, and we need russian companies as partners. an accurate missile salvo, russian pilots destroyed the fortifications and armored vehicles of the nationalists. report from the front line. how the hero of russia ivan kalashnikov was greeted in his homeland in ulan o. he received the award for his feat in the svo zone from the hands of the president. why washington froze long-term aid to kiev

knights: al shabaab did control various ports in somalia where the ivory is being shipped out of, andthey would basically charge a tax for anything being shipped out. narrator: al shabaab levies a 2% to 7% tax on ivory that passes through areas they control, making about $250,000 a year from ivory. insurgent groups and armed forces units are not the only poachers. local villagers, who know the terrain, are also involved, and they are increasingly recruited by well-financed, organized criminal groups. roberts: when you kill an elephant and you sell that ivory tusk in the bush, it's only going to be maybe $25 or $100. there might be a 500% markup by the time it gets to the consolidating point for export, and then a 4,000% markup by the time it reaches the marketplace. hutson: it's the middlemen and the people on the other end, on the demand side, who really are becoming rich off of this. vira: you know, even though the poaching might happen at sort of the bush level in a very gritty way, very quickly you start moving up the chain to find very significant, powerful, and wealthy people co

after this, the white house still had to withdraw its troops from somalia.is what this day in history was like. we watch to know everything about russia. the best historical series. let's see. in the app or on the website , there were a lot of drug addicts in the ranks of my unit, we said that confidence in our actions was emerging, the fighters who ran near me were just as chaotic they were shooting at houses, shooting at windows, you understood that you were shooting at the residents of mariupol, you understood, but i was on drugs, those pills that we saw were the most serious... a person forgets what pain, fatigue, everything is is used in ukraine, this is done in a factory manner by research institutes, nato, the same apey spray based on nalfubin, the cia definitely, we count it within 10 days, this will be a record, cut to the edge of possibilities, we are all with it, because he is the only one, at the utmost height, higher. don’t get up, you’ll just fall down like a stone, with the speed of the wind, this is a super cyclone, a killer cyclone, it’s lik

even before the mabutho regime fell, similar processes occurred, for example, in somalia, in libberiaimes were overthrown, and both countries plunged into absolute chaos, absolute bloodiness. when the united states could try to take part there, something like in somalia did not work out, they simply decided to step back, there to observe from the sidelines, sometimes not even to observe, what happened in the congo the same thing, at some point the american leaders realized that it was not profitable for them to support mabutu, while the division of the congo, the disintegration of the congo as a single state, could also meet the interests of local regional allies. in 1997, lorand, kabila took the capital of zaire, mabutu, by this time he was seriously ill, fled the country, and soon died, but this was not the end of congo’s problems, soon the americans supported those who fought against kabila, and then began to work with everyone parties to the conflict, without giving him go out. i've been going towards this all my life. we expect. we are all with him, because he is the only one, at

even before the mabutu regime fell, and similar processes occurred, for example, in somalia, in libberia were overthrown and both sides plunged into absolute chaos, absolute bloody anarchy, when the united states could try to take part there, something like in somalia it didn’t work out, they simply decided to distance themselves, watch from the sidelines, sometimes not even watch, in the congo too the same thing happened, there at some point the american leaders realized that it was not profitable for them to support mabutu, while the division was essentially the congo, and the collapse of the congo as a single state... could also meet the interests of local regional allies. in 1997, laurent deseret kabila took the capital of zaire. mabutu, by this time seriously ill, fled the country and soon died. but congo's problems did not end there. soon the americans supported those who fought against the kobila, and then began to work with by all parties to the conflict, not letting it go out. these tiny drones. the german cores didn’t save them now they don’t save them and won’t save them we wi

the americans brought their troops into somalia with the sanction of the un as peacekeepers, but whileopulation, causing universal hatred, which is why the samalis supported the militants, not the peacekeepers. to capture the leaders of the armed group of general mohammed aidid, the assault force parachuted from helicopters onto a building in the center of magadish, but the enemy was underestimated. there were hundreds of militants, they shot down two helicopters and surrounded the special forces. the battle continued until darkness, until help arrived. 18 americans were killed and about eighty were wounded. after this, the white house still had to withdraw its troops from somalia. this is what this day in history was like. i go into the shower, a shell flies into the office , you and rudskoy made some mistakes in the type , naturally, you did, what would you have done differently, we could have won, those who went against a peaceful city and unleashed a bloody massacre, criminals, then this option was chosen not parliamentary, not popular, but tough, shooting from tanks was not necess

afghanistan, algeria, bangladesh, egypt, iran, iraq, jordan, libya, morocco, north korea, pakistan, somalia, yemen, why did i just name off those countries? this is not an exhaustive list. i was at the southern border on wednesday, october 11, i asked border patrol agents who has entered this country in the last 10 days? our border patrol agents encountered one person in each of those countries in the first 10 days of october. in fact, when i was there, the processing center near mccollum texas, they encountered four syrian men overnight by border patrol. this is a national security threat. there have been 1.5 million known got-aways and eight million that border patrol encountered. what is a known got-away? that means they have physical eyes on somebody crossing but not able to comprehend -- apprehend. i asked what are not known get-aways and he said 50% on top of the 1.5 million. on day one, joe biden put up an open house and the world has noticed and flooding us down south. it is easier for a potential terrorist to come across our southern border and once they are here, they are being re

they also sent a team to somalia.ing with the insurgency of the al—shabab in that particular country. however, in fact, the foreign minister also said that this particular move is huge for the country because it will then position the country within the global map. but then there's also concern in regards to how the team that will be sent to haiti will conduct themselves because remember, they do not understand the terrain just like the gangs in the country do. they also do not understand the local language, and there's also the possibility that they might not enjoy local support within the country, and this might make the mission rather difficult, matthew. a final point, then. let's go to the conservative party conference in manchester where the future of europe's biggest infrastructure project, the high speed 2 rail link, between london and manchester, is still dominating headlines. the big question, will rishi sunak axe the second part of hs2. costs have spiralled and the government is thought to be considering can

indonesia, iran, iraq, jordan, kazakhstan, lebanon, libya, morocco, north korea, pakistan, saudi arabia, somalia, sudan, syria, it was pakistan, yemen -- why did i just name off those countries? i was at the southern border on wednesday october 11th. i asked border patrol agents whose entered this country inha the last ten days. our border patrol agents have encountered at least one person from each of those countries in the first ten days of october. in fact when i was there at the processing center just out near mcallen texas, they told me they had encountered for syrian men overnight able to go into holding rooms encountered overnight by border patrol. this is a national security threat. there've been 1.5 million known got a ways. we talk about the nearly 8 million the border patrol encountered since joe biden took office. on top of that 1.5 million got a ways. that means they had physical i is on somebody crossing the border but were not able to encounter them or apprehend what they saw with their video cameras. i asked how many additional people do you think have come across that are not ev

can of a body suddenly indicted she weeks uh, they invaded somalia in they after and 11, but basically it was too quiet they until about being friends and verizon. but people argued that kenya high between economic problems, they each hybrid towards issues and, and hands. it would have at least to ensure that the forces remained, but elsewhere in coal, kenya has my needs for at least being. i used to be to stability events or their situation still remains that until monday i act, they came down. forces have been there for almost a decade now, and the situation has really changed. so as much as the i received the criticism of these also being a little bit of praise and especially now, okay, now has established even changing missions with global, which is a plus for the country. okay, thanks about felix. not really corresponding to exploring but i mean, it says the last bus load of actually come in, you know, refugees has left nicole and i'm kind of back on a 100000 people. i've now left the area and entered the media. a u. n. delegation has begun to monitor the situation in the territor

somalia they played it, it wasn’t very recently, they are controlled chaos played in iraq and they stillo actually play controlled chaos on the contrary, they will play controlled chaos on the territory of other states and other peoples in order to try to consolidate. in this sense, this is, of course, american politics, it is the height of cynicism, but at the same time the height of misunderstanding of what is happening, but i would like to conclude with this , you know, reflection, in my opinion, the crisis and collapse of the existing system of the world economy is now higher than ever be that as it may, because one of the central, one of the central elements of the system the world economy as it now exists, this is world trade, and one thing is that you have a focal conflict in which you want to prove that you are great and powerful and have the right to remain... the only superpower is located, well, in the peripheral zone from the point of view of world trade, with all respect to europe, right? this is still a peripheral zone, especially now you can see it, europe, you look like t

i banned refugees from syria, from somalia.'t bringing in anyone from gaza or syria, somalia, yemen, or libya, or anywhere else that threatens our security. >> president biden overturned that travel ban on his first day in office. during his campaign, trump has been calling for an expanded ban. yesterday was the first time he'd included gaza. >>> israel has reportedly asked the united states for $10 billion in emergency military aid. that's according to "the new york times" who cite three officials familiar with the request. the aid package currently being constructed by congress in coordination with the white house links assistance for israel with aid for ukraine, taiwan, and the funds to fortify the u.s.-mexico border. joining us now, congressional investigations reporter for "the washington post," our friend jackie alemany. she's also an msnbc contributor. jackie, great to see you. let's start with this aid request, $10 billion. what's the early reaction on the hill, and what's your sense as to whether this package that link

places like the horn of africa -- somalia, south sudan.lso places like haiti, small island states that are very exposed to the risks of typhoons, risk of storms. also the stormy seasons and seasonal flooding. they have no capacities really to warn children or prepare communities or evacuate them, to keep them at least safe. these are the countries who want to draw attention to, where the risks for children are the greatest and capacities to cope are the most limited. this is where we need to invest. anchor: how can we invest? what can be done to protect the children, looking at a prognosis that is likely going to get worse? verena: the efforts to cut emissions news to continue. we cannot win this fight if we don't slow down climate change scenarios that could rapidly make things worse. but very concretely, in places like south sudan or somalia, cuba, we need to scale up early warning systems. we need to invest in drills for children so they know what to do. we need to convert schools into buildings that are safe that can continue operating

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but in fact, i've went to somalia . somalia. >> yeah. what about your travel insurance? >> how expensive is that? uh, i don't have travel insurance that might sound crazy, but i don't have travel insurance now , it have travel insurance now, it doesn't surprise me. i've got to say, you've got a massive following on youtube now, haven't haven't you? all my viewers to do they just viewers have got to do they just go to youtube and search for kalam kalam with two l's, kalam abroad kalam with two l's, is that right? kalam yeah. >> abroad on youtube and >> kalam abroad on youtube and also twitter. it's now came to the on twitter . my followers can the on twitter. my followers can now vote each month on the destinations that i go to. so i sometimes blame my followers for the places that i go to. they they recently voted for somalia and they've voted next for mexico , sinaloa . mexico, sinaloa. >> well, more power to you. kalam the videos are hugely entertaining , so kalam the videos are hugely entertaining, so i'd urge my viewers to go and take a look and good luck with your n

but in fact, i've went to somalia . somalia. >> yeah. what about your travel insurance?uh, >> how expensive is that? uh, i don't have travel insurance that might sound crazy, but i don't have travel insurance now , it have travel insurance now, it doesn't surprise me. i've got to say, you've got a massive following on youtube now, haven't haven't you? all my viewers to do they just viewers have got to do they just go to youtube and search for kalam kalam with two l's, kalam abroad kalam with two l's, is that right? kalam yeah. >> abroad on youtube and >> kalam abroad on youtube and also twitter. it's now came to the on twitter . my followers can the on twitter. my followers can now vote each month on the destinations that i go to. so i sometimes blame my followers for the places that i go to. they they recently voted for somalia and they've voted next for mexico , sinaloa . mexico, sinaloa. >> well, more power to you. kalam the videos are hugely entertaining , so kalam the videos are hugely entertaining, so i'd urge my viewers to go and take a look and good luck with you

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right now, many from eritrea, somalia and especially sudan are in the city.ith all these wars on around the world now, the families who can afford it take their children and go. they say traffickers are already waiting for the refugees at the ventimiglia train station. the volunteer cooks try to warn the migrants about the criminals. often they've already heard from lampedusa who will arrive here and when. they know their surnames and whether they have money. the traffickers only need one try to get the migrants across the border, using a path off the main road to france that everyone in ventimiglia knows about. the route is easily reached but dangerous - it leads straight across the highway. before setting out, they leave behind their last belongings, hoping that, if they're caught, the french border patrol won't find anything to prove that they had just come from italy. now, the volunteers have spent three hours cooking with the migrants - counting the shopping and preparation time. it's very spicy. nice and hot. many people like that: salty and spicy. time

football league, with sepahan and presplis teams stopping against nasaji and melwan teams. ended somalia pulling the brakes on the contenders on the day when their pair deserved to win more than their rivals. both of them are hosts in the true sense of the word. they cheered the city team with all their strength. nasaji hosted sepahan and melvan hosted press police. summary of the game between nasaji and sepahan, and anyone who sees it will not believe that it is nasaji he could not win this game. situation after situation, each of which was lost in one way or another. no error was reported. finally early in the half. second, nasajichi had a good chance to win and open sepahan's goal, but not as much as nasaji, the yellow-faced isfahan team managed to make up for the missed goal in the middle of the second half. nasaji ruined his chances so much that there was nothing left to regret not scoring. one by one , isa's shot hit the crossbar to end the game . we were able to create opportunities one by one. it was a game that was not an easy game for the referee. in the other game, tartar sent

right now, many from eritrea, somalia and especially sudan are in the city.ith all these wars on around the world now, the families who can afford it take their children and go. they say traffickers are already waiting for the refugees at the ventimiglia train station. the volunteer cooks try to warn the migrants about the criminals. often they've already heard from lampedusa who will arrive here and when. they know their surnames and whether they have money. the traffickers only need one try to get the migrants across the border, using a path off the main road to france that everyone in ventimiglia knows about. the route is easily reached but dangerous - it leads straight across the highway. before setting out, they leave behind their last belongings, hoping that, if they're caught, the french border patrol won't find anything to prove that they had just come from italy. now, the volunteers have spent three hours cooking with the migrants - counting the shopping and preparation time. it's very spicy. nice and hot. many people like that: salty and spicy. time

the american media highlighted the atrocious suffering in somalia, but the famine primarily resulted not from natural disaster, but from rival warlords fighting a brutal civil war. the warlords stole food aid shipment to profeer, feed -- profiteer, feed their klans and starve their enemies. hunger was just another weapon. after the election and with the approval of president-elect clinton, president biden -- president bush decided to intervene. he be acted against the counsel of senior advisors. cia director and later secretary of defense bob gates summed up their opposition by observing that no vital american interest was at stake. moreover, the humanitarian disaster was caused by the warlords, so intervening to ensure the safe delivery of food aid merely addressed the symptoms, not the causes of the famine. gates lamented the first u.s. miment invasion -- military invasion intervention driven by cnn. in his diary president biden bush cited the loss of -- president bush cited the loss of life in the famine. not exactly core national interests. what everyone thinks of his decision, t

warmongering policies, especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan, afghanistan, somalia, and yemen. mojtaba shazouni, the news of a british army female soldier who committed suicide, according to sky news, the main reason for her phone was sexual harassment by her commander. investigations show that other soldiers, both men and women , were victims of such inappropriate sexual behavior. which you can see prepared by sky news. gisley beck, who served as a gunner in the british royal artillery at the age of 19, is said to have committed suicide. the result of the investigation. it shows that one of the reasons for suicide and continuous sexual harassment by his commander was. he had discussed this with his family. it can be said that this had affected his spirit and he was worried about what his commander could do. the army report contains details about how an unidentified cannonball. he sent 1,400,000 text and voice messages in mehr and 350 whatsapp messages in november. next month is azar gisli committed suicide. the result of this investigation shows that he was in a ve

warmongering policies, especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan, afghanistan, somalia, and yemen. mojtaba shah soouni is a reporter for the radio station. a female soldier of the british army committed suicide , according to ski news, the main reason for her suicide was the sexual harassment of her commander. investigations show that other military men and women were victims. we can see such inappropriate sexual behavior in the report prepared by ski news. gisley beck, who served as a gunner in the british royal artillery at the age of 19, is said to have committed suicide. the results of the army's investigation show that one of the reasons for his suicide was the continuous sexual harassment by his commander. he discussed this with ms. you can say this the issue had affected his morale and he was worried about what his commander could do. the report contains details about how an unknown artillery officer sent 1,400,000 text and voice messages in mehr 2018 and 350 whatsapp messages in november. the next month, azar gisli committed suicide. the result of this investiga

war-seeking policies, especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan , afghanistan, somaliad yemen, ms. suu kyi does not have a hand. mojtaba shah sawoni , president's radio broadcaster, in a message to president bashar al-assad syria caused the recent unfortunate terrorist attack in homs to martyrdom and martyrdom of a large number of young officers of this country. he offered his condolences to the government of the army and the nation of the friend and brother country of syria and to all the survivors of the martyrs. mr. raisi said: the continuation of terrorist attacks and actions in syria in recent months is due to the continuation of intelligence, security and logistical support to terrorists with the aim of preventing the formation of complete stability and security in this country. the president said: help create a breathing space for the continued survival and operations of daesh and takfiri terrorists in syria. aligned and complementary to the regime's aggressions zionism is against the national sovereignty of syria. mr. raisi said: without a doubt, the responsibil

to warlike policies , especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan , afghanistan, somaliad yemen, a hand from mrs. sada and sima central bank of iraq announced that trading with dollars will be prohibited in this country in less than 3 months from the beginning of 2024. the general manager of investment management of the central bank of iraq said: the purpose of this measure is to stop the dependence of the economy on the dollar. mazen ahmad said: iraqi people also prefer to use dinars instead of dollars. according to the announcement of the central bank of iraq, from next year, those who have investments, especially dollar deposits , will not be able to withdraw it in dollars and receive dinars. did the dollarization process that started in 2011 from china and russia is on the agenda emerging economies such as india, brazil, indonesia and malaysia are also included. the cuban foreign minister strongly condemned the terrorist attack on the military college in hams, syria. according to al-mayadeen tv channel, roserigiz emphasized the solidarity of the cuban government and p

eighties years, yes, in the early nineties, they played controlled house, by the way , they played it in somaliabut now... they don’t want to actually play controlled chaos on the contrary, they will play controlled chaos on the territory of other states and other peoples in order to try to consolidate their internal policies, but nothing has worked out yet, on the contrary, in my opinion, the split there is only growing, in this sense, this is, of course, american policy , this is the height of cynicism, but at the same time it is the height of... lack of understanding of what is happening. i would like to conclude with this, you know, reflection, in my opinion, the likelihood of a deep crisis and collapse of the existing world economic system is now higher than ever, because one of the central, one of the central elements of the world economic system as it now exists is world trade, and it’s one thing, you have a focal conflict in which you want to prove that you are great and the mighty have the right to remain the only superpower, located, well, in general, in the peripheral zone in terms of

on the opposite end the spectrum, the least powerful nations include futon, then in moldova, somalia and liberia. this is due to limited resources, geo political factors, or a commitment to maintain a smaller defense forces. now with the big inequality gap and military powers and smaller nations, nato countries have set forth an agreement to raise the alliance is target for military spending to at least 2 percent of national g d p. however, only 11 out of the 31 members actually managed to reach that target. the western officials have underscore that many allies will have to spend more than 2 percent to meet the requirements of nato's new military plans and continue to provide aid. now today we're joined by keith, nick, henry, founder of food, not bombs, now case, can you provide an overview of global military expenditures and the total amount spent on the funds by various countries in recent years? yeah, i think that the largest countries um, by far our 1st uh, the united states which spent 8876000000000 dollars last year on its military. and that's the over number that they spent.

invasion of other countries. meanwhile, the us is and they did a rock and their data stance, libya, somalia. so, i mean, we just see the us ignoring its own crimes, ignoring the crimes of its allies while trying to highlight the crimes or alleged crimes of it's as well as the is ready policy and it will continues to us and we are covering all sides of the confidence and in that time john list have faced risks and dangers.

in particular, the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan, afghanistan , somalia, and yemen hashing to do with mrs. suu kyi. mojtawa shah soouni is a reporter for the radio station. in a message to syrian president bashar al-assad, the president expressed his condolences to the army government and the nation of the friendly and brotherly country of syria, and to all the survivors of the martyrs, the recent unfortunate terrorist attack in hams, which led to the martyrdom and death of a large number of young officers of this country. : the continuation of terrorist attacks and acts in syria in recent months due to the continuation of intelligence, security and logistical support to terrorists with the purpose of preventing the formation of solidity. and complete security in this country. the president said: helping to create a breathing space for the continued survival and operations of daesh and takfiri terrorists in syria is an action that complements the aggression of the zionist regime against the national sovereignty of syria. mr. raisi said: "there is no doubt that the respo

and here we are really seeing that the countries like south so the like, somalia, that have very limited and constrain capacities to evacuate children to extra because war and communities of a flood storm. that is what children are really absolutely most at risk and then on islands that are experiencing one store or mouse to another. it is often the highest proportion that number of children's islands in the caribbean, but also the pacific that just being battered by storm off the storm, where in some cases, 506070 percent of children on an island are experiencing this placement in the face of such disasters the report that we're talking about here. it shows that millions of children are being operated from their homes in many cases indefinite. they tell us about the dangers that those children face as i think we cannot imagine the feeling of logic washing through your house. we uh, we have room memories of the pictures of the 9 libya, the recent flash flood that literally washed away almost half a city. we can imagine the disaster of houses flying around. so from a child's perspective,

american natives, the hamas and nc didn't murder millions and millions in cambodia, in vietnam, in somalia, in pakistan, afghanistan, iraq, and the list goes on, so who are the terrorists, who are the terrorists. honorable comrades, honorable comrades of south africa, and the reason why i address you as honorable comrades of south africa, because in this great south africa, a great leader said that we in south africa, we won't be able to enjoy our freedom unless and until palestine is free. who is a great leader? i am sol from. us now to uh tell us what's going on there uh especially regarding southern uh lebanon uh marian what do you have for us? mariam if you have my voice go ahead doesn't look like she has our voice yet all right where mariam is located uh we i'm sure momentarily we're going to have uh, there seems to be demonstration taking place, mari, if you have a voice, go ahead, tell us where you're at and what do you have? sorry, it seems that we had a problem, couldn't hear you, but we are here at one of the biggest protests in beirot, this is the southern suburbs of beirut call

police for investigation, as it was established, the passengers were citizens of algeria, yemen and somaliaour country by land transport from russia for further travel to the european union. currently , foreigners are subject to checks within the framework of migration legislation. in the course of this, the issue of initiating a criminal case for organizing illegal migration is being resolved; in addition, the detained belarusians are already involved in a similar criminal case through the border service. the investigative committee opened a criminal case into the accident... namkat, in which they died two people. according to preliminary data, the participants in the accident, the driver of the citraen, a twenty-four-year-old guy, and also a young couple who were in the opel, came out onto the roadway . at that moment, the driver of the truck drove into their cars, hit the young people who were on the roadway, and the spouses died on the spot from their injuries. it was established that there were two young children in the opel car; they and the driver citraen were hospitalized. the first

is other countries said we are in some ways more worried about um, places like the horn of africa, somalia, style, saddam. but also places like hate to small island states that are very exposed to the risks of ty phones, the risks of storms. very often also coming together both the stormy seasons and season and flooding. but those are companies that have no capacity is really to warn children to prepare communities for, to evacuate them to keep them in the safe. and these are really the countries that we want to draw attention to where the risk for children of the greatest and the capacities to cope are the most limited. this is what we need to invest. yeah. how can we invest? what can be done to protect the children looking at, you know, a promotion is that is likely going to get worse, or when the efforts to come up to missions needs to continue. we cannot win this fight if we don't bring down emissions and actually, you know, slow down climate change scenarios that could rapidly make things worse. but very concrete play in places like south to don or somebody a hate to cool above on the

further, the flow of weapons is tracked, something ukrainian, especially through sudan, iran, through somaliaitional route has already become, the somalis, like pirates, who became smugglers to the sinai, from there by land in gaza, even though in the last couple of years the egyptians have become quiet on the topic of fighting the tunnels, i repeat once again, money, this is a big thing, and the factories with the production of rockets and ammunition in gas, they did not come out of nowhere, the game of disinformation by the israeli intelligence services was professional, many thanks, including to the transition of hamas to telegram. while how the israelis tracked other telegram messengers, they don’t catch and don’t know how. next topic: abumazan was in the know there, framed hamas, his task is to ensure that hamas does not exist, if the israelis destroy hamas , egypt, the saudis, and certainly the emirates, for whom hamas is an enemy, and strictly speaking, except for qatar, the turks will be happy and the iranians, all the arab leaders, they will tell you that israel is such a dog, yes, b

on the opposite end the spectrum, the least powerful nations include futon, then in moldova, somalia and liberia. this is due to limited resources fuel political factors, or a commitment to maintain a smaller defense forces. now, with the big inequality gap and military powers and smaller nations, nato countries have set forth an agreement to raise the alliance is target for military spending to at least 2 percent of national g d p. however, only 11 out of the 31 members actually managed to reach that target. the western officials have underscore that many allies will have to spend more than 2 percent to meet the requirements of nato's new military plans and continue to provide aid. now today we're joined by keith nick henry found. 2 out of food, not bombs, now case, can you provide an overview of global military expenditures and the total amount spent on the funds by various countries in recent years? yeah, i think that the largest countries, um, by far our 1st uh, the united states which spent the 8876000000000 dollars last year on its military. and that's the over number that they

has ever been created in the world before. there were similar ideas , for example, the americans in somaliaoam in order to immobilize them without killing them. but foam bombs are something new and how it will work in practice is completely unclear. from the point in terms of design, it’s realistic, it’s quite rational and requires verification of experience, well, let’s see how they implement it, maybe it will be easier, maybe an idea came to mind, let ’s try it, i think that’s most likely what happened, and now they’ll try it later and in the end it will be clear whether it’s a good idea or a mediocre one. there are many potential problems with this type of weapon. firstly, the british themselves, who started the rumor, admit the chemicals used in the bomb are dangerous to people. it is stated that during testing several israeli soldiers lost their wheelhouses as it was transported, especially in combat conditions. and if a truck carrying bombs comes under fire, won’t both he and the convoy of equipment accompanying him end up immured in foam, but thirdly. the use of combat foam on the ha

looking to see after the go for after the 2nd go for after libya, after somalia, why is the united states of deploying such be credible folks to the eastern mediterranean? i listen to you very interesting questions that you're raising, and i'm reminded of the speech that we heard by joe biden yesterday when he was saying, you know, any, any enemies. and i'm paraphrasing, it's not an exact quote, but from memory he was saying, any enemies of israel should not see what's happening now has basically a door, an opportunity for them to try and take advantage to further their anti israel agenda again, it, i'm grossly paraphrasing, but that was the sense of what the right and you said the world is watching and you want anyone or any country of taking advantage of what's happening and take advantage japan and try to harm. is there a so i think you are completely right that there is a language and there is a plan and there is some sort of a, a strategic assured, but whatever it is, same thing. you're kind of scared here. so they should meet at this point in time, and by the way, they're not going

not support the invasion of other countries. meanwhile, the us invaded iraq and afghanistan, libya, somalia. so, i mean, we just see the us ignoring its own crimes, ignoring the crimes of its allies while trying to highlight the crimes or alleged crimes of his adversary as the, as israel guys, that war continues to get even worse, a diplomatic solution seems to be losing sight, a 2000 us marines involving tend to be as rainy coaster that does join a couple of aircraft carriers on the flip chillers as well. those details online technology dot com for the kremlin has announced have not improved in we'll discuss the israel palestine conflict with our changing thing during the russian presidents visit to china will bring you uh, special coverage of a trip right off of this very short the the well, it is just so good to have you read us today for this blackboard costs from months ago before we head east, was that the bills and wrote for him kicks off today and the aging special coverage of this enormous event is, well, it's been going all day today and will continue as you had of a live now as w

the nobel peace prize in 209 for his warmongering policies, using drones in pakistan , afghanistan, somalia, and yemen , has no hand in hand with mrs. suu kyi. . national education evaluation organization accepted names he announced the final of the national exam, on the same pretext, we are going to look at the details of the 402 exam and the admission criteria of the students to check how much the effect of 4 grade point averages on university admissions has helped in the realization of educational justice and the issue of increasing the effect of the grade point average in the years what will the future look like and with what mechanism? i would like to introduce to you the two guests of this program, mr. abdol rasool pour abbas, the head of the country's education assessment organization , along with mr. mohsen zarei, the head of the center for evaluation and quality assurance of the education system. i greet you very well, mr. dr. pourbas you have come in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful. i greet you and the dear viewers, and i especially congratulate the volunteers w