the heat has moved from now as a re in southern iraq or get it protested as affiliated to iraq. so she at lee the most of us other store them with the swedish embassy in the capital about that and set fire to parts of the embassy. the anger possessed those who infiltrated the barricades in the concrete blocks that we're set to block the streets around, the embassy say that they will continue protesting if any more buildings of the un happened. so they have been protesting against another plan. the building of the on, on thursday, in the, in front of the iraqi embassy in the swedish, the eh capital still called, now this is this 2nd storming of the swedish embassy, and by that, by so forth. as of sadly that most of the southern, the 1st one was the weeks ago when the 1st, the beginning of the on happened in this with the skin in this with this capital is still close. now that for the ministries in both countries have condemned it. the storming of the embassy on this with his side, the for the ministry that highlighted that to iraqi forces, the need to protect diplomatic emissions

i was just, you know, so the southern iraq is there any forces who killed one palestinian in the oki pod westbank base for the palestinians were injured in the gum, find the city if novelist is already volumes and the westbank has listened in the past 15 months with increasing raids and set live on ins, targeting palestinian villages, egypt president has poured into a human rights with such a day off that he was jailed for spreading false news. a cold sentence, patrick saki to 3 years on cheese day. he was arrested authorized, again almost cobalt discrimination against competent christians. gyptian media is also reporting the president of the $5000.00 c. c has a bomb as called in the lawyer for now that j. busy and activist, all of the, of the large groups of keys, egypt of detaining thousands of political prisoners, including journalists, lawyers, trade unionists, and office thousands of people have been marching through the streets of peruse capital lima in the latest round of antique government purchase. the cooling for the resignation, if the president didn't for the last 8 and f

the one that has more on this from nasiriyah in southern iraq and get it puts us through is affiliated to iraq. so she at lee the most of the southern store them with the swedish embassy in the capital about that and set fire to parts of the embassy. the anger possessed those who infiltrated the barricades and to concrete blocks that we're set to block the streets around. the embassy say that they will continue protesting if any more burnings of the court and happen. so they have been protesting against another plan . the building of the court on, on thursday, in the, in front of the iraqi embassy in the swedish, eh, capital, still cold. now, this is the 2nd storming of the swedish embassy, and by the bad by supporters of say, i believe that most of the southern, the 1st one was the weeks ago when the 1st the beginning of the put on happens in this with this game in this way this capital is still closed now that foreign ministers in both countries have condemned it. this total me of the embassy on this with this side, the for the ministry that highlighted that to iraqi forces, the need

threatening the important city of shalamcheh, about 150 km from the occupied areas, and parts of southern iraqthe hands of iranian fighters by targeting them with super-fast shootings, iran's victories, the efforts of saddam's supporters will increase, on the 29th of july 1966, resolution 598 will be passed. it is seen that the secretary general of the united nations is visiting tehran to determine the aggressor. iran still wants to be identified the aggressor and saddam in the war in a position of weakness cause concern to such an extent that american president reagan asked iran to accept resolution 598 behind the podium of the united nations. radical and hidden activation of islam. iranian president seyyed ali khomeini reminded the world authorities of the failure of the security council in the iran -iraq war in the united nations general assembly . increases the security council's sanctions on iran again america also sends its ships to the persian gulf. what do the superpowers want in this region? the interests of the superpowers are for themselves in their own countries. this region belong

the season is about 150 km from the occupied areas shalamcheh is released and parts of southern iraq are captured by iranian fighters with his son , iran's victories , the efforts of saddam's supporters increase. accepts it, but does not accept it in general. there are some bright shadows in the resolution. iran's special experience can be seen, including the formation of a committee to determine the aggressor. the secretary general of the united nations is visiting tehran. this fact is cause for concern to the extent that us president reagan asked iran to accept resolution 598 behind the podium of the united nations, radical and covert activation of islam . iranian president seyyed ali khomeini in the united nations general assembly blamed the failure of the security council on the iran-iraq war. the world officials reminded their most important goal, it is regrettably felt that some effective members of the security council want to write the truth. the united states , the soviet union, and some countries in the region increase arms aid in the process of strengthening saddam. the se

will free the important city of shalamcheh, about 150 km from the occupied areas, and parts of southern iraq will be in the hands of the fighters. iranians fall in the court by targeting them, shooting, which is the victory of iran, the efforts of saddam's supporters are increased, on the 29th of july 2016, resolution 598 is issued, iraq also accepts the letter two days after its issuance, iran does not accept the resolution , but kelly does not reject the shadow resolution there are signs of paying attention to iran's demands, including the formation of a committee for the aggressor. the secretary general of the united nations is visiting tehran. iran still wants to identify the aggressor. between its quantity in this antonio context, saddam is in a weak position in the war. this fact causes concern. to the extent that american president reagan asked iran to accept resolution 598 behind the podium of the united nations, and 92 elites of islam , seyyed ali khomeini, the president of iran, in the united nations general assembly, the failure of the security council in the iran- iraq war make t

this is iraq, on the other side of the shalamcheh border. 18 newly investigated martyrs in southern iraq are being prepared to enter the homeland. suleiman qanbari, the son of a security defender who was recently martyred in izeh, came to shalamcheh and greeted his father's companions. at a temperature above 45 degrees in khorramshahr, the city mahshahr, the school of heroes, i am an afghan. how many months will he stay? my father was martyred on 16 shahrivar 1400, and i promise you that he will continue his journey . the 4th and 5th karbala operations , khyber badr and wal-fajr 1 were martyred. tonight, a farewell ceremony will be held for the martyrs in ahvaz. in the gathering of prosecutors and general chiefs justices said that until the chastity and hijab bill becomes a law, mr. ajeei should act according to the current laws. he said that today the all-round security of the people, including mental security and physical security , is coveted by the devils. and the prosecutor's offices asked faghan to deal appropriately with those who limit people's mental security in the cyberspace a

due to lack of water and reduced agricultural activities. allowed many families to migrate from southern iraq, the number of families who left ziba province reached more than 5,000 households, and the causes of water shortage and the drying up of the tigris and euphrates rivers, as well as the reduction and destruction of the agricultural sector, are if water is gold. the people of dhi qar province are engaged in agriculture and their lives in this way, changing agricultural programs has a negative message, which increases the migration of families and affects their living standards. according to cgtn, the iraqi government has many joint projects with china, which include the construction of transportation systems. and the nationwide transport of iraq and a smart industrial town in the south of this country, among them is the director general of the iraqi railway company , who believes that it is necessary to participate with china in these projects . this amount is 10 and a half billion dollars spent on the construction of railways and six and a half billion dollars will be spent on the cons

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now where i'm standing now in buster of city in southern iraq, one of the most, i think the, the provinces by the heat wave and climate change. we're now standing in a location in the construction size. what workers are trying to set up a wooden windows that is schooled this consent of sheila by a little confided to and it's it, it meant to facilitate ventilation and cool air entry into the houses to the face that pete waves and claimants. it changed l. a bus is also has been suffering from what the shortages and the power outages across you walk this materialistic an organization that has, i know have that fit that it. if the heat will, the temperatures will be around $0.50. yes it this week. yes. of the day it was 52 since he is here in buffalo and the civil defense authority. and about that has sent us a collation across iraq waterman, people to avoid any incidents v to pertaining to it fires to avoid fires, which is huge. well, it's doing these summer months now, but so as also among civil iraq, if provinces or cities that have done size working hours for a breeze, because of this heat

you can see behind you, there's smoke rekindling, has started with the easy read marshlands in southern iraq are experiencing their worst and drought in 40 years. and that has taken a toll on communities which rely on the unesco world heritage site. here's one heard her story. the hey, and i've said when i was i, my name is the last name of the i'm a buffalo. heard the in my family in hotels, this profession from our sister's like were no magic. but we have been living in this area for 12 years soon as possible. highlighted module has simmons. how did you haven't? i did on before the drugs, our areas used to be a lush, which fish life started off. but it's been a while sending for the last 3 years. only time i'm not attending the 9 and a half and also to know we can't take it any more or less, the cousins the fish have died. and so have the all, because of the water shortages model and drop. ok. and if you don't mind, we still we have to buy water to keep our buffalo a life in my market and we still have to show we don't have here. we also have to buy for the to feed them because there is no

burnt around. 35 square kilometers a forest outside of the greek capital. often the moslems in southern iraq are suffering that was drought and for 2 years. and that's taking a told them communities which rely on the and ask a world heritage site. here's the story of 100 on how is life has been changed that i have say when i was i, my name is the last name of the i'm a buffalo. heard the in my family in hotels, this profession from our sisters like we're no magic, but we have been living in this area for 12 years. so much module highlighted module. as soon as added you haven't, i did on before the drugs. our areas used to be a lush, which fish life started off, but it's been to us and it's for the last 3 years. only time i'm not attending the 9, it was have a nice, i didn't know we can take it any more or less the customer feel refreshed and fish have died. and so have heard all because of the water shortages and jump open. and if you don't mind, we still we have to buy water to keep our buffalo a life. and my luckily we still have to sure we don't have here. we also have to buy for just to

traditional architecture to improve ventilation inside houses, made up of what he reports from foster in southern iraq. the campaign is under way in buffalo to rehabilitate wisdom balconies like these known as soon as she of the arabic is lemme khaki. texture is considered the unique in iraq. so when hospitalized, we make sure national from special types or would including cheek, well, it's healthy because it facilitates airflow into buildings alleviates hot weather and creates a buffer against the baking sun. buffalo is one of the cities in iraq most affected by claimant change. temperature is usually exceed 50 degrees celsius during the summer months. and the lady of nations is encouraging people here to return to tradition of ways of combating the heat league efficient as she. the balconies are usually built onto the 2nd floor of 2 stories for additional buildings. they also offer the occupants great to the privacy. this renovation project is part of a, you know, school carpentry, apprentice, chip program, as well as tech in, in climate change. it also is to save, go, the seat is heritage. at the n

plan is safe. yet china, south korea and pacific island nations are against its as marshlands in southern iraq are experiencing their worst droughts in 40 years. and that's taking a toll on communities which rely on the unesco world heritage site. here the story of one, a rocky herder, in his own words, that i have said when i was i, my name is the last name of the i'm a buffalo. heard the in my family in hotels, this profession from our sisters like we're no magic, but we have been living in this area for 12 years. so much module highlighted module. as soon as how did you have it i did on before the drug. oh, our areas used to be a lush with a fish and life started off, but it's been to us and it for the last 3 years. only time i'm not, i mean, we're not in or something else. i don't know. we can't take it any more or less stuck cuz feel refresh. fish have died and so have heard all because of the water shortages. i'm just ok then if you don't mind me still. we have to buy, want to keep our buffalo a life and my my can let me start. i just really will help you. we also have to buy for the to

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desperately need additional supplies of all to victoria gates and b, l g 0 are marshlands, and southern iraq are experiencing their worst and drought in 40 years. and that's taking a total on communities which rely on the unesco world heritage site. here's the story of one, iraq you heard are in his own words that i he and i've said when i was i, my name is the last name of the i'm a buffalo. heard the in my family in hotels, this profession from our sisters like we're no magic, but we have been living in this area for 12 years. so much module highlighted module. as soon as i did you have and i did on before the drug. our areas used to be a lush with fish and life started off, but it's been to us and it's for the last 3 years. only time 99. and i mean, we're not in a have and also have, i don't know, we can't take it any more or less stuck customer feel refresh, fish have died and so have heard all because of the water shortages and drop. ok. and if you don't mind, we still we have to buy water to keep our buffalo a life in my market and we still have to show we don't have here. we also have

far right vaux policy could become a crucial apartment and forming a wine, twinkle marshlands in southern iraq are experiencing their west drought, and for she is not taking a toll on communities which rely on the unesco wealth heritage science. here's the story. if one, iraq, you had his learn once that a he said when i was i, my name is the last name of the i'm a buffalo. heard the in my family in hotels, this profession from our sisters like we're no magic, but we have been living in this area for 12 years soon as possible. highlighted module has simmons. how did you haven't i did on before the drugs, our areas used to be a lush with fish and life started off, but it's been to us and it for the last 3 years. only time, i'm not, i mean we're not in a have and also have, i don't know, we can't take it any more or less the customer, the fish have died and so have the all because of the water shortages model on top of and then they still don't mind, we still we have to buy water to keep our buffalo a life in my market and we still have to show we don't have here. we also have to buy for the to

stephanie debt can live in athens, thank you. marshlands in southern iraq are experiencing that will strauss in 40 years, and that's taking a toll on communities which rely on the unesco well tyrese's side. here's the story of one, iraq. you heard up in his own words that he and i say when i was i, my name is the last name ogden. obviously it was, i'm a buffalo. heard the in my family in hotels, this profession from our sister's like were no magic, but we have been living in this area for 12 years. so much module highlighted module. as soon as how did you have it i did on before the drug. oh, our areas used to be a lush with fish and life started off, but it's been to us and it's for the last 3 years. only time i'm not, i mean, we're not in or something else. i don't know. we can take it any more or less stuck cuz feel refresh to fish have died and so have heard all because of the water shortages and drop. ok then if you don't mind me still we have to buy want to keep our buffalo a life and my i'm not going to restart the here. we will help you. we also have to by far the to feed the

of disease or bolts down there are you 100 year old, most kind minarets of being demolished in iraq, southern city of basra to allow a road to be expanded. local people say the destruction of the serology interest of musk. it is an erosion of iraq's heritage and sixty's officials say they did not permit and demolition and the minute rep should have been present. or we can get more in this with my quote off the y head, who's in basrah, like married, i can see the devastation behind you. i mean put this into context for us. how big a loss is this, the i'm afraid we use a piece of law said mike made up the law head unfortunately, but let's move on. so ahead on i would just say the a new king of cents, a quote call us and i'll carouse beat 7 time champion. never joke of which to win his 1st. for the time the to there was a tie suited the south. china said soon to lose its strength when devise bit so be a very wet time for the status of china. and that's consistent with the other with area, with the seasonal rates, for example, member and time, it's coming down to some degree in potentially be laz

a ball scanning that's 300 are all been the right to being demolished in iraq southern city to boswell, to allow for right to expand it now. and sixty's officials say they did not submit the demolition and the minute should have been preserved to to this. yeah. and your opinion didn't have an else to deal aimed at stuffing migrant boats on shutting down people smuggling operations. to this, it is a major departure point. somebody going, seeking a new life in europe that you has agreed to boost economic ties with to this. yep. and help reinforce, it's bold as the headlines. i'll be back with you all just it renews out the top of the but next on i was there. we continue with the witness to stay with us. the the the the, the, uh the, the gym is on. it is not a problem. uh, i know i wanted to kind of of the all of it on the site. anybody want to know about the sending email. you know that both of ash delighted on that talk to you, but i guess the best you have to feel really measure it to issue the truth, the money q home to live and those do give me a so here's the last page i should thin

it's 300 year old minarets are being demolished in iraq, southern city of basra to allow a road to be expanded. cultural officials say they did not authorize the demolition, but the city is governor. has blamed the antiquities of 30 for fighting to relocate the min right last year. okay. you are up to date. those are the headlines is always our website. i would 0. don't com as it relates to one of the top stories. like sure, we states, you know, because the stream is coming up next. thanks so much. i the spain will hold a snap general election on july 23rd as the conservative people's party looks set to the power in coalition with the far right. and the current socialist prime minister, petra sanchez, raleigh, enough support to see of the challenge. photo display an election on al jazeera, the highest and the okay, thanks for watching the stream on today's episode. why we say fascination? 5, doleful guidance. people who work exactly like us, but i totally unrelated. he's professor, i don't believe doubles, magical twins, topple. gainers have appeared in mythology and literature, and f

john had 50.4 iran iraq awaits on the us, and mexico also reached 50 celsius. southern took a creek and greece o thing, persistent extreme heat and tale recorded. 44 point one degrees on saturday and in the us a state street and the cycling is forcing up temperatures in arizona and southern california. when nearly a 3rd of americans have been advised to take extra precautions during the heat wave like kind of has more it's a some of discontent to mid scorching temperatures. record off the record set to be shifted in the sweltering heat. 85000000 people on the heat alerts. it's really crazy. you can go outside really without feeling like you're doing tests and pads with the heat, expectations of more heavy rains of the unprecedented flooding in the northeast of the us. a direct consequence say experts of climate change. human cause climate change also causes rainfall to be more extreme. a warm or atmosphere holds more moisture. so when a storm system comes, it's dumping out much larger amounts of water. california is death. valley is full costs to reach higher than 54 degrees celsius. th

southern greece. >>> and now there has been growing animosity between sweden and iraq after an attack on the swedish embassy in baghdad and the desecration of the koran in stockholm. we'll have the details. >>> plus the pentagon and u.s. army sharing new details on the american soldier who bolted in to north korea. make a splash with the ultimate pool party essential. blendjet gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go, so you can soak up the sun with a frosty beverage. enjoy 15+ blends before rapidly recharging via usb-c. and it even cleans itself with a drop of soap and water. stand out even when you're accidentally twinning with our kaleidoscope of colors. make this summer the coolest ever. order yours now from blendjet.com. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only 30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services. you real

southern syria. farsi became very important . travel by train from haifa to damesh and medina noor . kurd is then used to organize distant places such as kirkuk in northern iraqich was largely a producer of oil for the world . bir link helped the economic development of cities with because many trades were established in the field of export and import in europe . very strong to find the point that i have to emphasize on this is that internal trade was also with areas such as the line and the increase in the number of residents and the increase in the number required an increase in economic , cultural and social services and organizations. it became glorious in quds and especially in jaffa and also strengthened the economic growth in haifa . it existed in the free zone with investments, and this different night was transferred, which had a voice and a face of investment outside. there were investments all over palestine merchants were present in nablus, hebron, quds and food, and the trade was expanding for the railway line and for business in the city, with the development of the port , they had reached this city and worked inside, and this caused the develop

the country of iraq is dragged to the southwestern part of the country, it will cause a sharp decrease in air quality in the southwestern areas, in addition, in the areas of the southernlborz, for the southern part of tehran province, south of alborz, south of semnan, as well as the central qom provinces of isfahan , the eastern parts of the country, especially the zabul zahak region . d and ba attention to tashkent will be held in our country from 13:30 minutes on safari against saudi arabia. sadeghian's students, who had defeated japan before, won 30 yesterday and were at the top of group 5. poland won third in the nations league after defeating the united states. in the final match, lorestan defeated the host of the united states 31, and simorgh won the tournament. in the ranking match, japan also made history with a 3-2 victory over inter and won the bronze medal for the first time among asian teams . shirazi climbers simultaneously climbed 51 dana peaks in the zagros mountain range an idea that was formed three years ago, benefited at the same time to 51 years old, we have more than 4000 meters of dana mountain range and dar nasim in iran, this number in the dana

recognition of its sovereignty over the southern region known as west and so far apart from this going on with them on there are no other clear and specific demands from iraq, i regarding this new organization, it appears that this normalization is one sided and not a 2 way price. that's. that's a rep for the seller. i hope your weekends off to a great stop, whatever you want to speak to scott, and i'll be back with more instead of to do stay tuned for direct impacts, which is coming up the the fabric. sanchez. i've been doing this for 30 years and 2 languages around the world. i'm here in the united states interviewed for president's work and for a u. s. has major television networks. i believe there should be honest, direct and impactful the show is called direct impact. the so somebody how people in the united states take notice in fact there were people even in different parts of the world who seem to take notice as well. so what happens this fox news host tucker carlson, we have now learned is going to be leaving the fox news network. one of the company's top post tucker carlson is now out. folks, news says it's policy and company with tucker costs, a

iraq. and palestine, this plan of the council led to a complete failure. seyyed hassan nasrallah, referring to the increase in the deterrence power of the resistance and the effort to evict southern lebanon and recapture the occupied areas, said that the youth of the resistance have orders to respond to any kind of adventure of the zionist regime, at the same time as the anniversary of the 33-day war the zionist regime and lebanon's hezbollah a book was published as the last day of the war. this book is the story of the resistance of lebanese women by ruqiyeh karimi and a work by shahid kazemi publications of the city of surak in the south of lebanon, while everyday life is going on, american-made cluster bombs begin , and in a war that later became the war. the 33-day invasion of lebanon by the zionist regime has been the subject of news documentaries many times, but what happened in the context of people's lives is less and less narrated. therefore, in the book the last day of war , a book was written from the point of view of women on the issue of lebanon's hezbollah resistance. they discussed a story about the life of the wife of a hezbollah commander in the heart the war spe

iraq also end the mediterranean begins on a border line with turkey. this border line is divided into two parts . the connection with the mediterranean coast is occupied by turkey, and most of the southern of it is under the rule of the americans. the problem is that if turkey is northern syria will leave, will the syrian government be replaced or the people supported by the united states are facing a fundamental crisis of syrian refugees ? there are more than 3 million and sometimes more than three and a half million syrian refugees in turkey , and the elections will destabilize turkey's crisis-stricken economy. the ability to support these three and a half there are no millions of syrian refugees. the ideal type of erdogan is if he can, and the ideal situation is if erdogan can use the kurdish region of syria as a place to resettle refugees and return refugees to syria, and take advantage of it and settle there, currently in this part of northern syria . in idlib , we have a problem with groups that are close to the rebel groups that have been active in syria for years, but the kurds are intellectually a little different from them, and we have islamic fundamentalism . refugees are peo

southern. the campaign is under way impossible to rehabilitate with them balconies like these, known as soon as she of the arabic is lemme. architecture is considered the unique in iraq. so when hospitalized, we make sure national from special types of wood including cheek where we are and it's healthy because it facilitates airflow into buildings, leaves hot weather, and creates a buffer against the baking sun. buffalo is one of the cities in iraq most affected by climate change. temperature is usually exceed 50 degrees celsius during the summer months. and the united nations is encouraging people here to return to tradition of ways of combating the heat, league efficient as she. the balconies are usually built onto the 2nd floor of 2 stories for additional buildings. they also offer the occupants great to the privacy. this renovation project is part of a window school carpentry apprentice chip program. as well as tackling climate change. it also is to save, go the sweetest heritage at the north mine this architect of style dates back to the ultimate era and faster. i was the 1st the rocking city to have it before the invention of modern air conditioners have block

southern city of basra to allow a road to be expanded. local people say the destruction of the civil and you've been the rest of this most isn't erosion of iraq's heritage. i'm think with these officials say they didn't submit the money demolition the mentor. it should have been preserved to the wi does more for us from the size of the mosque and bust off a 300 years old dominion which has been flattened to ground. this is a so raji most can see the district and bus era, the demolition decision has been implemented by as well. so it is in the city. the governor of both of us says that they have the motors this most can get some anyway because of complaints from neighbors complaining of traffic time on this street because of that minute. because as they say, a part of the most, including the mentor, it was tending here on top of this, this feeds closing traffic jam. now i'll sort of these here in boston. i have been blaming each other for the demolition that decision. the governor of both of us said that the, the monitoring decision has been approved by the that certainly endowment that you want. did you want to refute that in return and says th

iraq, a refugee who was a former melisha member. the koran during the protest install code that the 17 people have died in a bus accident in southern bangladesh, the passenger bus to bid off the road. i'm plunged into water on saturday morning. please have a driver lost control of the vehicle. 45 other people were injured and rushed to local hospitals. so those are the headlines that he's continues here on, i'll just say are off to the bottom line station, central ocean, bye for now. the hi are steve clements and i had a question. now there's a bite in white house as close the chapter on its relations with the ron. what's next? let's get to the bottom line. the relations between iran in the united states. well, they've always been riddled with tension and drama, warmer president brock obama reach an agreement to make sure that iran wouldn't create nuclear weapons. but that agreement was been torn up by former president donald trump 5 years ago when president joe biden took off as he wanted to rejoin that agreement known as the jcp away, and hired the same official that had reached the original agreement to negotiate with iran. and

demolished in a rock southern city of basra to allow a road to be expanded, the toppling of the so raji minarette and it's most cuz i'm good local people who say it's an erosion of iraq's heritage antiquities. officials say they did not commit the demolition, and it should have be preserved. well, we can get much more or less from my but the law has. who's in boswell published in the context for us? i mean, how big it last is this provides right? and indeed, the country will leave. it's amazing. you know that this is a 300 years old. most again, this man with, besides a, it's a symbolic mentoring for sending muslims that any rock. it's the 2nd most ancient mosque in a rock. so besides the symbolism also it's it unique a key picture. it started now many people here we've been speaking to locals, neighbors who and best buy. so honestly, because they demolition decision has raised or has pocket grief and anger among get iraq is across the country. as you know, this is so simple they and because of the fact that they come up as people tell us here, they cannot see any strict measures in place to protect suction, which console. so as you know, there is a sort of these here

iraq and afghanistan. millions of migrants have been trying to enter the united states. imagine what the numbers would look like if there were bombing campaign in southernico. armed gangs would disperse and try to find ways to hide in smaller numbers including by crossing the border into the u.s. and instead of exporting the violence to mexico, we would be bringing the war to america. two year ago, on the 50th anniversary of the richard nixon's war on drugs, several studies and articles noted that it had been an almost unqualified failure by almost any measure. despite an estimated $1 trillion spent on enforcement, deaths from drug overdoses have risen dramatically, while the american prison system has been utterly transformed. now, with less than 5% of the world's population, america has around 20% of its prisoners. after many reform efforts, the police make over a million arrests each year simply for possession of drugs. and when we talk about the war on drugs, we rarely discuss its effects on latin america. our efforts to address the problem massively empowered the military's in many of these countries and hindered the development of civil society, d

demolished to the rock southern city of basra to allow for a road to be expanded. legal people say the destruction of this analogy. me the right and it's most is erosion of iraq's heritage antiquities. officials say they didn't commit to demolition. and the minute read should have been preserved by mood of the why it has more for us from the site of the most. in basrah, 300 years old dominion which has been flattened to ground. this is a so raji most can save district and bus iraq. the demolition decision has been implemented by it was what it is in the city, the governor of both of us at that at the have the motors this most can it's a little bit because of complains from neighbors complaining of traffic time on this street because of that minute, because as they say part of the most, including the mentor, it was tending here on file of this streets closing traffic jam. now, i'll sort of these here in boston. i have been blaming each other for the demolition decision. the governor of bus outside that's the diminishing decision has been approved by the at suny endowment that you want, that you want to refute stuff in return and says that the motion decision is

iraq, my foot water shortages. now this extreme heat held people cursing the, the, well, the government and people are trying to find alternatives to face up with this extreme heat, especially in southern regions, bus route is one of the most hit at regions by climate change by this heat wave. here for example, in this area where i'm standing now in the all the city of bus ride people and the government, this is a campaign up sponsored by the next code of trying to rehabilitate these. it wouldn't buildings visit the schools in a sheet, which is a some part of the building a wooden designs to try to vacate by the facilitating the entry of or the ventilation of buildings here in bus rest city. but generally speaking, the, the government, this trying also to help people by sending instructions by also sending instructions with people to be careful of files because these summer months is usually witness fires in many areas across iraq. as you know that you walk according to the united nations is one of the 5 countries most. i fix it by climate change and did try with iraq has been losing much of its waters in its lifeline. twin rivers, the tigris and the freight is many lakes, have disappe

iraq, and he's been awarded the legion of merit and defense meritorious service medal. general christopher f. yancy, combat experience includes 9 deployments in operations iraqi freedom, enduring freedom, southern watch and northern watch, multiple operations in the former yugoslavia and expeditionary command in south korea. the president nominateed colonel kaceras to be brigadier general in the army reserve, served 31 years in uniform, completed service in iraq. president nominateed william will i kin son -- wilkinson, 22 months deployed in support of operations in iraq and afghanistan and has been awarded two bronze stars. the president nominated colonel evelyn laptook to brigadier general. she has served 30 years in uniform including as deputy surgeon general, office of surgeon general, dwellings -- defense intilings -- intelligence aifnlg. the president nominateed brigadier general ronald r. reagan to be major general in the u.s. army, five deployments to iraq and afghanistan, awarded four legion of merit. the president nominated walter brafford to be appointed rear admiral. captain brafford has 27 years of service as a dental officer. captain hawkins has 26 years of service primarily as a

southern border spurning concerns regarding the lives of our soldiers are easily and overlooked by this administration. 2/3 of veterans of military families and the public support for withdraw of u.s. troops from iraq and vast majority of the general public, 80% believe our military engagement around the world should be reduced or stay the same size. 6% believe we should be more engaged. the u.s. has many vital national interests. securing our national borders and achieving energy security and independence. becoming further entangled in forever wars is not one of them just like the ukraine-russia war, americans see no strategy. this is a clear dereliction of duty and congress must act. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this resolution. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. wilson: i reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. phillips: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. crane: i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the ba