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i see a somalia that he's going to try and continue to. i get data and i see on this seal p a, which is going to insist that we are going to be in somebody land, particularly if your fans are going to do that in order to ensure that the jeep sions don't have any boots on the ground. and the part of that was knowing that they do that they all got den problem, which was a source of a conflict, is still alive and well knowing that they do that if they don't have a port, then they are disabled. and i'm told on this is subject to conformation that in did they feel feelings minded of using that fighter see, for purposes of building a viable navy. so these things happening at the time when africa is saying that we have declared the 2 years of, of looking for peace. and i hope and believe that the current stock comes tons is not withstanding negotiations must continue. perhaps, under the auspices, over an applicant, buddy, the african union, which in the nature of things, must begin to take on pay throw, headquartered as it is in august of about $

i've been in somalia under the auspices of the office on union. can you, as also had the presence introduced to my you remember also that if somebody self has a problem with the eyes shut bad, and remember the old got in wall and all those things are coming to play. now, the question is, how we're going to resolve this problem? how are we going to ensure that this particular conflict between if you'll pa, on somebody land is resolved on it is not going to be easy because somebody land which just went through an election in the month of november, already appealing to the international community that they want to be recognized and they are saying that we control over $33.00 and we are going through the timing . it's who it is that is going to occupy our spaces on which arguments we are going to enter into and with the coming in to office later in the month of january, with a new administration in the united states of america under donald trump. the assumption on the front of the, somebody, landers, is that if there was to gain recognition by such a

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he recruited and led in somalia. these killers, who we found hiding in caves, threatened the united states and our allies. the strikes destroyed the caves they lived in and killed many terrorists without in any way harming civilians. now, we also heard fred from the new secretary of defense, pete hegseth. he confirmed that he has he had authorized these military airstrikes and also that multiple people were killed in these strikes. this is what hegseth said in a statement. he said, quote, at president trump's direction and in coordination with the federal government of somalia, i authorized u.s. africa command to conduct coordinated airstrikes today targeting i.s.i.s. somalia operatives in the jo ellis mountains. he went on to say, quote, our initial assessment is that multiple operatives, operatives were killed in the airstrikes and no civilians were harmed. this action further degrades i.s.i.s .'s ability to plot and conduct terrorist attacks. it went on to discuss that strategy further. now, i do want to be clear

somalia operatives in the mountains. he added that our initial assessment is that multiple operatives were killed in the airstrikes, and no civilians were harmed. this action further degrades i.s.i.s. ability to plot and conduct terrorist attacks, going on to say that such terrorists threaten the united states and its citizens. now, i do want to address something that the president mentioned in his post as well. he attacked the former president, joe biden, as well as his administration for what he argued was their inability to carry out such strikes on the i.s.i.s. attack planner. now, i will note that military strikes in somalia have been happening over the past several years. they have been described as routine. we know that the biden administration carried out a series of military strikes in somalia, targeting both i.s.i.s. as well as al shabab terrorists. and this is also something we know that the biden administration back in 2022, had the pentagon approve allowing more u.s. troops in the area to target such terrori

isis somalia was formalled by a group of defectors from afghan group al shabaab assessment isis somalia ietionlated in northern section of the country it has focused its efforts own revenue generation and extortion instead of high profile attacks in recent years. but there are reports that had planned to expand its influence. rachel, charlie and joey. charlie: thank you madeleine turning now to headlines captain identified as third soldier aboard helicopter involved in deadly midair near collision near reagan national airport earlier this week. she was in aviation officer in the army since 2019 and had a 00 hours of flyings team in the black hawk. the army says soldiers were on a training mission on helicopter collided with regional airlines regional jet. jd vance and other trump administration officials are set to visit these palestinian ohio marking second anniversary of the tragic train derailment ohio senator john is applauding new administration for making the visit. >> it's easy to have the hindsight on this but at the time if you recall the biden administration wasn't engaged it

trump announced the military action in somalia on his social media platform.id the strikes targeted a senior isis attack planner and other terrorists. the pentagon said the strikes were in coordination with somalia and that there were no civilian casualties. there's a new chairman of the democratic party as it comes to grips with republican control of the white house and both houses of congress. ken martin, the minnesota party leader won on the first ballot, getting 32 more votes than the majority he needed. martin has pledged to refocus the party's message on working-class voters and improve the party's rapid response to president trump. hours before the start of black history month -- the defense department declared cultural awareness months at the pentagon dead. defense secretary pete hegseth said celebrations of black history month, women's history month and the like, divide the force and erode camaraderie. he went on to say servicemembers may only attend these celebrations in an unofficial capacity. the guidance is effective immediately. still to come on

be it in sudan or -- >> somalia, the presence here on the first row. mr.uterres: i mean, it is absolutely essential to independently of the geopolitical divide that exists, to create a situation in which there is real accountability in relation to the dramatic violations of human rights and international law we are seeing in the world. >> so, coming to a close, it's imperative still, isn't it, that in a world where more and more of the challenges are trans-boundary, be it future pandemics, climates change as you mentioned in your speech, making sure that technology works in the interest of humankind. also with cyber crime. but also in all this original conflicts that are so interconnected. we do have the the security council. there's criticism that it is not the best mood in the security council but it is a place where the big powers still meet. and it's a paradox that in a situation where all these challenges are only sold in a multilateral complex, the appetite is not always there. so it first makes your job even more complex but do you feel there are a

be it in sudan or -- >> somalia, the presence here on the first row. mr. guterres: i mean, it is absolutely essential to independently of the geopolitical divide that exists, to create a situation in which there is real accountability in relation to the dramatic violations of human rights and international law we are seeing in the world. >> so, coming to a close, it's imperative still, isn't it, that in a world where more and more of the challenges are trans-boundary, be it future pandemics, climates change as you mentioned in your speech, making sure that technology works in the interest of humankind. also with cyber crime. but also in all this original conflicts that are so interconnected. we do have the the security council. there's criticism that it is not the best mood in the security council but it is a place where the big powers still meet. and it's a paradox that in a situation where all these challenges are only sold in a multilateral complex, the appetite is not always there. so it first makes your job even more complex but do you feel there are

conducted air strikes against isis operatives in somalia today., a senior isis attack planner and other terrorists he recruited. no confirmation yet if the intended targets were hit. a u.s. official tells nbc news the strikes were offensive and were carried out using manned aircraft. >>> also tonight, six american citizens were released from venezuela. their release came after the country's leader, nicolas maduro, met with president trump's special envoy, richard grenell. grenell posting these photos of the men who were released. president trump today also said enezuela agreed to receive deportations from the s. >>> out west, the deadly palisades and eaton fires in southern california are finally fully contained. the california department of forstry and fire protection made that declaration late last night after those fires burned for 24 days. at least 29 people were killed between the two fires. the official cause of both is still under investigation. >>> when we come back, there's good news tonight. the big surprise for one health care worker an

estados unidos llevÓ a cabo ataques aÉreos coordinados en somalia contra objetivos del estado islÁmicos. este operativo es el primer ataque de estados unidos en la naciÓn africana durante el segundo mandato del presidente donald trump. y en una noticia de Última hora. ya es un hecho. la casa blanca notificÓ esta tarde que el presidente trump cumpliÓ con su amenaza de imponer aranceles a mÉxico y canadÁ del 25% y a china del 10%. en mÉxico, uno de los productos de mayor exportaciÓn hacia la uniÓn americana. es el aguacate, como nos cuenta alejandro godÍnez, los productores se preocupan por las consecuencias. >> ocho de cada diez aguacates que se consumen en estados unidos provienen de mÉxico, segÚn la asociaciÓn de productores y empacadores, quienes piensan que su producto es castigado con los nuevos aranceles. >> para mÍ va a ser un costo mÁs, pero ellos ellos lo van a tener que que pagar. si hay mÁs impuestos los paga el consumidor final. >> la amenaza de donald trump para obligar a mÉxico a controlar la migraciÓn y el trÁfico de fentanilo se hizo realidad este sÁbado. >> primero mant

and the goal is month since as an interim says the target is senior attack planner who recruited in somalia and posed a threat to the us. and it's allies for more than this were joined by my kind of life from washington d. c. i've just been reading through some of the details fairly sent on the ground so far. what more do we know about this, mike? as well, we know that it was a us troops spaced in africa, which base is not quite certain. we heard that social media a message from president trump, in which he said, confirmed that as a killing had taken place, he said multiple, i still members had to be killed. and he also said in the social message that this is a message to what he calls carrier, to surround the world that we will find you and we will kill you. now there was also a release from the new secretary of defense, p, texas. he says the same that the attack was carried out with no civilian injuries at multiple deaths occurred during the operation. however, he also adds that this is a signal that the military will continue to conduct this type of operation around the globe. while he a

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most of its funding went to ukraine, then ethiopia, jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia. a trump pause, a foreign aid for 90 days when he took office and some us a id programs have already being forced to close. the doors, like this health care seem to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for years now. i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key and now with switch cramps, the coolest policies that is all gonna change. that is why it came yesterday. because the closing for the next 90 days, the funding for ease has sent shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations leaving the future of millions of people. and of course, you've done some other stories making headlines around the world. ukraine says 5 civilians have been killed in the russian missile attack on the city of easy room in the heart of the region. your opinion officials here russia in the b sides of the city center. and that know the thing is all just one of the sides of the shoveling your brains presidencies people debris can detec

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reporting that the from ministration is considering morocco and punk land, which is a north western somalia and somali land. so i think this is not serious, and frankly it's going nowhere. let's take a look now at some of the stories making news us and also investigators of frances minority government has survived to no confidence votes in parliament, paving away for the adoption of a budget for 2025, far less lawmakers called the votes after prime minister if possible, by who use a special constitutional powers to force through the delayed spending plans on monday, francis senate is expected to sign off on the budget on thursday. the us president, donald trump, has signed an executive order to ban transgender women and girls from competing and female sports. the measure will cut off federal funding to schools and universities that let trans athletes compete. supporters say the ban will keep sports fair, but critics say it discriminates against the tiny minority ukraine and russia have swapped prisoners of war. each site exchanged 150 captives. this footage quarterly shows ukrainian prisone

reporting that they from administration is considering the rocco and punk land, which is in north western somalia. and so molly land, so i think this is not serious, and frankly it's really nowhere. okay, well let's talk about nothing yahoo because he was at this press conference when trump made this somewhat surprised announcement. and he was standing there watching trump talk some videos. show that the speculation that he was also caught off guard . she did praise drug for thinking outside the box, but that's about as far as he went. do you think even nothing? yeah. who believes that the plan is unworkable? and what do you think netanyahu feels about this plan? oh, i think again, we're focusing on a plan and not the real take away from doing it today or trump visit, or benjamin that the i was leaving the white. i was just one of the happiest humans on the planet, and he's virtually got a green light from the president. we won't know exactly what they talked about in terms of the negotiations, but he's taking home a tough set of talking points that he can use in order to keep his right wing gove

reporting that the from ministrations considering the rocco at punk land, which is in north western somalia and some our land. so i think this is not serious, and frankly it's going nowhere. it was out on david miller from the canadian government for international peace eckworth, if not some other stories making news around the world. us present. donald trump assigned an executive order to ben johnston to women and goes from competing female sports. the measurement, cut off federal funding to schools and universities that let strong athletes compete support to see the brand. we keep sports fair. but critics say discriminates against a tiny minority problems. as my knowledge, a government has survived to know confidence volts in parliament behaving the way for the adoption of the budget. for me. for 2025. i left lawmakers called the votes up to 5 minutes. the francois buyers who use special constitutional power as is to force through the united spending plans on monday. so francis senate is expected to sign off on the project on thursday, because i know it's not for the rebels in the democra

and then we have an isis group here in somalia, also other groups in somalia. an isis-inspired attack in new orleans. is this kind of messaging that president trump, hey, i destroyed the caliphate my first time around, i'm willing to destroy all of you this time around? is this being his first military action, is that because of what happened in new orleans and what happened at the air base? >> i think it's are related, joey, because the way it works is isis grows. as you said, you're always going to have terrorists, islamic terrorists, around the world. but what the united states can do is destroy the the caliphate where they actually have, essentially, basing, with where they grow, where they train and where they can recruit because then they're really -- they get stronger, and then they have more successful recruiting through the internet because they show, you know, would-be radicals that they're strong. and so the united states needs to destroy those physical caliphates where they exist. you mentioned in africa. you know, or under the biden administration

airstrike has killed a terrorist leader in somalia. lucas tomlinson live in west palm beach with the very latest. lucas, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, griff, president trump says he ordered multiple drone strikes against an isis leader and other terrorists inside somalia, and he had a message to isis. it reads,es quote: we will find you and we will kill you. the president also reacting to this latest plane crash, this time in philadelphia, taking to truth social last night9 and posting, quote, so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia, pennsylvania. more innocent souls lost. our people are totally engaged. paris responders are already being given credit for doing a great job. more the follow. god bless you all. and here's president trump on the tariffs he wants to impose on canada, mexico and china. >> tariffs don't cause inflation, they cause success. if they cause big success. we're going to have great success. there could be some temporary, short-term disruption, and people will understand that. i had that when i n

and the media also ignoring the fact that president trump killed many isis terrorists in somalia this weekend. remember, kamala never wanted you to be. she wanted you to be courageous. never say the word radical islamic terrorists. well, donald trump killed a whole bunch of them without killing a single civilian. as it turns out, america has a huge amount of leverage. president trump is not afraid to use it. take a look. >> we had a great talk with mexico, and we had president shienbaum is a woman. i like her very much. we've had good relationships, but we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not. and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming. and canada is very tough. they're very, very tough to do business with. and we can't let them take advantage of the us. tariffs are very powerful both economically and in getting everything else. you want tariffs for us. nobody can compete with us because we're the pot of gold. but if we don't keep winning and keep doing well we won't be the pot of gold. and then tariffs won't be so good for us. but when you're t

i mean, when you have people like that standing up to donald trump in somalia, and yet our own leaderscratic party won't. what does that say? it's just it's unfathomable to me. >> because we're talking about the tariffs. trump just actually made a few comments about that. let me play that for you and i'll get your thoughts. take a listen. >> give up the. >> united states for many years. >> they don't allow. >> our banks. did you know. that canada does not allow banks to go in? if you think about it, that's pretty amazing. if we have a us bank, they don't allow them to go in. canada has been very tough on oil, on energy. >> they don't allow. >> our farm products in. essentially, they don't allow a lot of things in and we allow everything to come in. it's been a one way street. we subsidize canada by the tune of about $200 billion a year. and for what? what do we get out of it? we don't get anything out of it. i love the people of canada. i disagree with the leadership of canada. and something's going to happen there. but if they want to play the game, i don't mind. we can play the game

yamiche, before we get to those moves, the president posted on x about a military strike in somalia. what are you hearing about that strike? >> that's right. just a few hours ago, president trump announced that there was a strike against isis. i want to read to you part of this truth social post. he said. this morning i ordered precision military airstrikes on these senior isis attack planner and other terrorists he recruited and led in somalia. these killers, who we found hiding in caves, threatened the united states and our allies. he went on to say the strikes destroyed the caves they live in and killed many terrorists without any without harming any civilians. he went on to say, our military has targeted the isis attack planner for years. but biden and his cronies, of course, attacking his predecessor, wouldn't act quickly enough to get their job done. i did the message to isis and all others who would attack americans is we will find you and we will kill you. i want to also say that the defense secretary, pete hegseth, also put out a statement really reiterating that no citizens

2023, most of its funding went to ukraine, the ethiopia jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia. a trump pause, a foreign aid for 90 days when he took off us. and some of us, a id programs have already been forced to close the doors, like this healthcare seemed to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for years now. i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key and now with switch cramps ridiculous policies. that is all going to change. that is why i came yesterday because they closing for the next 90 days. the funding for ease has seen shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations, leaving the future of millions of people endowed. let's examine this river abbey maxima and she's president and c, e o of the a to organization ox from america, and joins us from monkey to welcome to d w. how big a gap does this freezing of us international a lease? it is a massive gap that is actually a cruel political power play by uh, president trump, in the administration. it undermines human development and human security

and over the weekend i ordered air strikes against senior i is just leaders hiding in the caves of somalia and took them out here in america. we've begun the process of deporting for ontario as you had us and how most of the sizes from tar. so l, just as we have people that are extremely evil, that we're sending them out of our country, they came from jails. they came from mental institutions and insane asylums, and they were dumped into our country. that gang members were getting amount of numbers that nobody can actually believe in. every single country is taken as people back. they said they would never take them back and they're all taking them back and they're taking them back very gladly. and originally signed an executive order combating the vile wave of anti semitism that we've seen in the aftermath of the october 7th attacks together. america and israel will renew the optimism to chime so brightly. just 4 years ago was really a bright, beautiful light. we'll restore a common stability to the region and expand prosperity, opportunity, and hope to our nations and for all people in t

the ethiopia jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia. trump paused a foreign aid for 90 days when he took office. and some us a id. programs have already being forced to close the doors, like this health care seem to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for yes, now i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key. and now with source pumps. the coolest policies that is all going to change. that is why i came yesterday because the closing for the next 90 days, the funding for ease has sent shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations. leaving the future of millions of people in del types of buckeye is the former state department official who worked in both the biden and obama administrations. i austin, by the trump administration, is targeting us a id as well. international development in the united states has always been a is something that has, although massive return on investment has not been an area that the american people necessarily see as, as urgent as other forms of government support. so

then ethiopia, jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia, a trump pause, a foreign aid for 90 days when he took office. and some us a id. programs have already being forced to close the doors, like this health care seem to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for yes, now i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key. and now with source pumps. the coolest policies that is all going to change. that is why i came yesterday because the closing for the next 90 days, the funding for ease has seen shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations, leaving the future of millions of people in doubt. i'd be max when is president and c e o v 8 organization. ok some america. she told me about the size of a gap. the last 5 is freezing of us international aid. it is a massive gap that is actually a cruel, political power play by uh, president trump, in the administration. it undermines human development and human security human rights in countries all around the world. even though this represents just under one per

military strikes in somalia. nbc's yamiche alcindor is following the president in west palm beach, florida. yamiche, what can you tell us about about these strikes and who they were going after? >> well, president trump today announced these strikes against isis in somalia. he made this announcement. and shortly after, the department of defense secretary pete hegseth posted this statement. i want to read part of it to you. he said our initial assessment is that multiple operatives were killed in the airstrikes and no civilians were harmed. this action further degrades isis's ability to plot and conduct terrorist attacks threatening u.s. citizens, our partners and innocent civilians, and sends a clear signal that the united states always stands ready to find and eliminate terrorists who threaten the united states and our allies, even as we conduct robust border protection and many other operations under president trump's leadership. now, the context here is that these types of strikes have been carried out by prev

2023, most of its funding went to ukraine, the ethiopia jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia. a trump pause, a foreign aid for 90 days when he took off us. and some of us, a id programs have already been forced to close the doors, like this healthcare seemed to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for years now. i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key and now with switch cramps, the coolest policies. that is all going to change. that is why i came yesterday because they closing for the next 90 days. the funding for ease has seen shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations, leaving the future of millions of people in del joining us, some of them this is tyson baka, is a former state department official in the biden and or by my administrations welcome tyson y is u. s. a i d among the fastest targets for cost cutting by the trump administration. as well. international development in the united states has always been a is something that has, although mass of return on investment has not been an a

remember tuck a, this is trump facilitated ukraine bombing of russia, bomb somalia, and signed in order to improve bombing iran will that in a week that out could be so a trump uprooting the c i a, and shelving the globally destructive u. s. a. i the agency that he a veteran kind of learns wilkinson is in full, it's george virginia. he was chief of staff with us state department now led by monica rubio. when nato power has invaded the rock, kind of thank so much for coming on right off the top. i suppose i better ask you despite all the relief about usa id, what you thought of that press conference in the white house with the alleged wall criminal netanyahu, the trump gave way outlined, possible ethnic cleansing route for gaza. frankly, i didn't think that i could be in the future storm to buy anything but look, curio bombastic character donald trump said, but i was, this is, this is just such a flagrant violation of the read space to order if you will, that we fashion, particularly the international law, part of it, there's just stunning, absolutely, studying. i think this special effo

i think that china will generally come in using the simon is terribly dangerous in somalia, right? not for it to what we'll have our shut by. but a terrorist organization is being held, held back upon a by us as a vengeance because they've been training the police force inciteful. i'm not strong. so she'll 5 is going to be greatly enhanced, made more powerful, a sabotage the some of the stake. now, eventually us citizens are going to be killed as a result of these reckless actions. perhaps, sooner rather than later, we had a whip always in washington and the terrible catastrophic crash. so uh, i think i would rather like the point made by my previous i said that this can come back and find the present for a hot eric, we've heard from alex about how this orienting this can be for the media, but what they are able to do and what they are able to call the, the democratic minority leader came jeffreys coord, amazing. last week he said to discuss a comprehensive 3 pronged counter offensive against trump let's, i mean, how is this for democrats? how do they manage to, you know, fight the

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