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this loop, so far, drops our sps. we've got points for our triangle. now, which piece do we want to go for first? -large, yeah. -the large satellite piece. carol: it's go big or go home. tanner: it really reminds me of, like, for me to learn another language. it's going to be hard for me. if i was a kid, this, for them, is computer language, coding language. they just run with it, and they're able to make it fun. we got this. we got this. we got this. what? so, ladies and gentlemen, we docked a large item. we got a penalty going on the way over here. how can we fix that? so basically, we're competing with ourselves right now. and then we submit a code, our best code that we have come up with, to our region competition. now, if we have the best code out of that group, our code will be uploaded to the space station, and we'll get to see the spheres actually play out the game in zero gravity that they've been coding this entire time. jack fischer: if we're ever going to break the bonds of gravity and become an interplanetary species, we need to work toget

drop sps. from here, i will reveal assembly zone.my assembly zone as been revealed, i now need to pick up satellite pieces and bring them to my assembly zone to be assembled. move one space forward, rotate 90 degrees right, dot small, and move two spaces back. so it's all based on this strategy. what's the value of each action? this game is over. the red sphere with 2.75, and the blue sphere with 2.45. (cheering) good job to both. the red team won this game. -good job. good job. -good job. good job. good job. good job. they were learning, we were learning, and i-- i want you guys to try to figure out a strategy that's gonna give us the upper hand. we haven't came up with a good strategy for... we can't play with this strategy. we have to figure out something that's gonna give us an advantage. okay? three, two, one. we're the ones with pretty faces. we're gonna win the space race. -we're gonna win this-- -space race, okay? (laughter) (speaking spanish) one of the things i hope you learn today is that you can go from this room and from

in the northeast let's turn to angie lassman who is tracking it all >> there will be a couple of dry sp sp spots for new york but we're going to be left with unsettled conditions notice all that rain moving out of the midwest folks are going to get a bit of a break if you live in michigan, illinois but poitnotice what happens to e northeast. there comes the rain maybe a couple thunderstorms possible we will watch this coastal low enhance that rainfall and make its way north. northern portions in new england have a better chance of seeing that high rainfall rate as we get through even sunday. we'll continue to see a couple of spots dealing with rain eventually that will pull out. we will be left with blustery and chilly conditions behind it. here's the spots where we expect to see the highest amounts of rain two inches per hour possible meanwhile, folks in the middle of the country, warm down to the south but gorgeol end nupt l in the low 90s and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back over to you. >> all right, angie, thank you >>> coming up, honoring 49 lives cut short. orlando take

issue, you understand clearly that it was a small piece given to the those to the palestine and small sp and now they should the original inhabitants of the land. and it is clear who is supporting them, it is united nations, many years they have supported, okay, i'm sorry, we don't have very good connection, thank you so much, resby executive member of the assembly of the scholars of jammu and kashmir, joined me from cernagar, that's it for rolling coverage for now. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israeli genocide in gaza, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter. only on press tv. my darling lalal by my son sleep in peace, sleep in silence, i've dog the earth with my hands. my bare hands, i've search for my roots in this soil, this holy land, the land which is yours, and which is mine, palestine. and you good earth, glorious land, now i offer my son to you, see, i offer my son to you, only to you, i lift his head from his mother's arm. i put him on your chest still in rest to order you, you have my roots, palestine, palestine, pa

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zinism is involved economic, technological and sp. issues, they also have cooperation in terms of underground. zionism is spreading like cancer in chile, which is very dangerous for our country. they are active in argentina, colombia, honduras and guatemala. we shall take necessary measures regarding their presence in west asia because they're killing palestinians every day. we shall eliminate zinism as a political ideology. jews who want to stay in palestine can easily. believe there palestinians have always welcomed their decision, zionism, zionis and extremists are the real problem, se pueden quedar y siempre lo han dicho así los palestinos, el problema es el sionismo, son los sionistas, son los extremistas, eso es, bueno, te agradezco tu presencia, thank you very much for participating in our program, black and white, surely the palestinian people will be victorious, because history can't be raised by the will of. lal they my darling, lola by my son, sleep in peace, sleep in silence, i've dogged the earth with my hands, my bare hands. i've searched for my roots in this song, this holy lan

announcer: mediam supports c-sp as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front roseat to democracy. announcer: an upn how speaker elections. the hoe adjourned to friday with no further progress kevin mccarthy.placement for republicans try again toind candidate supported by the the two declared candidatesof garnnough support. the congre voted 124-81 two nominate j jordan or the pos but a subsequent bull indicated 55 republicans would not commit to supporting him when it come to a full house about. members will meet next on monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. noer votes are currently scheduled. watch the house to live on c-span, and a reminder, all o the story in the house even when yoaway from your television. watch as coverage and live events on c-span now, our free mobile video app, available now wherever you get your apps. announcer: secretary of state on efforts to release captive so hamas. he was joined by the prime minister of qatar. also discussed, gazans moving south ahead of a strike on citizens in the gaza strip.

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n national security council spokesman kerby sp spokesman kirby says. the claims are from classified intelligence but not corroborated beyond that. he did not say how many soldier also been executed, nor did he cite specific examples. >>> the war between israel and hamas has created a rift in the science world. michael eisen said he was being replaced on e-life because he shared a post that called out the indifference to the lives of palestinian civilians. the board of directors says his approach was hurting the coe significa cohesion. five have resign, and some signed an open letter saying this would have a chilling effect on expressions in their fi field >>> georgia has been ordered to redraw congressional voting maps. lawmakers have until december 8 to submit new plans. alabama was recently given a similar order. >>> the devastating toll from hurricane otis is becoming more clear in mexico. at least 27 people were killed when otis hit near acapulco as a category 5 hurricane. telemundo's julio vaccaro is there. >> reporter: utter devastation in acapul

last 24 hours. mone said 82 uh since uh by israeli forces and settlers 82 palestinians in the occupied sp since october 7th, including 25 children, we're bringing you the latest here with respect to israel's war on the besieg ghaza strip and palestinians in the occupied westbank here on press tv, stay tuned and uh goodbye for now. imprisonment in the israeli jails has a special taste, has a special condition, has a special experience. 99 سنه و 99 سنه من ضمن التعذيب الجسدي كان الهز وكان الشبح على الكرسي الصغير. one you're watching guys from your host. israel's relentless strikes on the besiege gaza strip continue to claim more lives as regime maintains its genocidal policy. regine's bloody onslots killed over 4100 palestinians since. october 7th, number of injured is over 13,200 with a thousandth missing, presumed under rubble. damos resistance movement says it's released to american women that are taken captive in the gaza strip. hamos military wing, the al khason brigade says the mother and daughter were released for humanitarian purposes.

our defense, further already you advance covertly, the main job is not to swap, of course, not with sp you go to the gray area, or between espeshkas, well , again, it all depends on the situation, here you arrange your position, disguise it, it’s another three hours, well, then you lie . it's dark, you leave at dusk, everything is in the reverse order, you got together, left, arrived, freed the car, left, you get home, well, at 11, 10:30 p.m., that's it, that's the day, what was there when it was, 75 -80% of combat tasks, it was more reconnaissance, before reconnaissance. eh, now it has already gone further air reconnaissance, eh, now you are doing more, or free search, desire, yes, so-called, well, or there is a cover, we will allow some offensive actions of ours, or there, uh, lovg, well, such, well, i don’t know what task to tell, such , to be very bright. well, i don't know, maybe in the movie there you were given the task of removing some ringleader. there was no such thing, yes, yes, did you have any duels with enemy snipers, a sniper worked for me several times, it was in shyrok

committed over there and the innocent peoples are being killed over there even the hospitals are... sptional law requires that all these people should be brought to justice as war criminals. this is a blatant violation of international law and it is a clear commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity and i believe that israel should be dealt with the same standards of law as israel and its supporters united states of america expects others to behave like. the speakers at the conference urged the islamic world to follow iran, which is raising its voice with full courage for an end to the ongoing israels atrocities against palestinians. let me comment and appreciate iran for its very clear and strong and bold position on the ongoing war between palestine and israel. iran's stance is the stance which needs to be followed by other muslim countries. especially the arab world, if they want to have an independent palestinian state. the conference concluded with a resolution, urging the international community to take concrete steps to support palestinian cause and hold israel account

. ♪ midco supports c-sp as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you front row seat to democracy. announcer: secretary of state antony blinken returned to israel following meetings with regional leaders in the wake of the deadly hamas terror attack. following a meeting with the israeli defense minister in tel aviv, secretary blinken reaffirmed u.s. support of israel.

were responding to reports of a stolen car >> they had contact with a subject, strug manigled with th sp subthe subject. >> everybody was running my daughter, she was actually pulling up to the store. she came back out, said they're shooting it's a shooting. >> reporter: a shelter in place was briefly ordered for people in the area, as residents remained on high alert >> i was like, wow, i never seen anything like this all these many years, two police officers, they was able to get away i started looking around i clerkhecked the back. >> reporter: the tennessee bureau of investigation says the suspect was armed and dangerous, sharing this mugshot with the public nashville's police chief also weighing in, demanding accountability and writing i am shocked and deeply saddened to learn that my estranged son with whom i have had very minimal contact through the years is the suspect. despite my efforts and guidance in the early and teenaged years, my son john drake jr. resorted to years of criminal activity and is a convicted felon and has not been part of my life for a very long time he has a

. >> media com supports c-sp as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> and we're going to take you live now to the u.s. capitol where the senate is about to gavel in for the day. senators will proceed with morning business, and could work on appropriation funding measures. roll call votes are possible during the day, but there's nothing currently scheduled. you're watching live senate coverage here on c-span2. chad dr. barry black, will open the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, who has made of one blood all the nations of the

i always say h the sp democrats circle the wagons. yeah, republicans create firing squads. >> my wrong. yeah, i think you're exactly right. and of course, some of the issues that were complained about are importan t. like single subject legislation is very important. regulaare compr order, as you pd out, is very, very important. but i also think that there's so much focus has been on this, the rule the rule about vacating the chair. you know, the other thing ofat is still exists is the idea of the hastert rule, where you don't move things on the house floor unless a majority of the conference in conferenc majorees to it. a majority of the conference didn't agree to this. soid ree to t you know, whatever youk about, yes, matt gaetz violated that basic rule. >> look, i think it's fair. tell me if you agree. whoeveolated t>> i thir is goin. speaker is going to have 15 months to prove themselves. >> that's it. if they're not happy after 15 months. >> all right. hit the change button in the next congress. >> but you hopefully of tre still

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israelis would not hesitate to kill that person and then tell the whole. that this person was a terrorist sp double standard there is is blistering. now about the hospital uh, mean this is truly the most agressive, the most aggreous offenses the israelis have committeed in this entire conflict, since al-aqsa flood began on october 7th, mean how do you bom a hospital and get away with that? how how do you kill 500 people? you extinguish the lives of 500 people in one swoop and and get away with this, this is bewildering and it's like an orchestra, a symphony of... news organizations rushing to to regurgitate what the israeli foreign ministry are saying that yeah this was a hamas rocket where is the proof? the israelis release some shady blurry video that does not prove a thing and we all know the only people that have the ordinances, the payloads, the bombs capable of destroying hospital like that are none other than the israelis. this was not angola's air force bombing gaza, you know it wasn't china, it wasn't brazil, it was the israelis and they're doing it with our munitions and munitions

station in the weapons room, there they receive... every day before entering the service, employees of spla are inspected to identify the state of alcohol consumption. after which, each employee receives a weapon on a special deputy card. we receive the weapons assigned to the employee and produce weapons. if an employee arrives and his physical condition does not meet the requirements, or, again, human no one has canceled the factor, the person seems to have come to work, but he feels very bad, he’s sick, naturally, no one will give him a weapon, he will be sent straight to a medical institution, our departmental one, so that the doctors there can give him a diagnosis, well, we looked at what happened to him. the person in charge who will conduct the briefing naturally visually checks what the uniform looks like; after all, everyone is looking at the police officers. of course, we are to a lesser extent, let's say, such public people, yes, we we spend more time in cars, but nevertheless, delegations come, visually we meet, appearance in this situation is an indicator of our country, the

our defense , you are already moving forward secretly. the main job is not swaps, of course, not with spl depends on the situation, here you arrange your position, mask it, it’s still three hours, well, then you lie until dark, you leave already at dusk, everything is in the reverse order, gathered, left, arrived , freed the car, drove off, you get home, well, at 11 p.m., 10:30 p.m., that’s it, that’s the day, well, what was there when it was, 75-80% of combat tasks, it was more intelligence, until intelligence, now it’s more air reconnaissance has already moved away, now you are performing more, or free search, the desire, yes, the so-called well, or there is a cover, let’s say some offensive actions of ours, or there, otlovd, well, well, i don’t know what task to tell, such that there were not very bright ones, well, not for, well, i don’t know, maybe like in the movies there you were given the task of removing someone: there was no such thing, yes, but did you have any duels with enemy snipers? a sniper worked on me several times, it was in shyrokino , it was at my throat, shyrokino w

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security council about whether you, they come to an agreement, they could agree a resolution to call a sp, just see five, and of course you know our representative at the un in new york just. wanted to to um support us resolution while vetoing everything that the russians had proposed. now there is no difference between the us text and the russian text, the only the only tiny tiny uh spec of difference was that the russian text did not explicitly call for you underscoring israel's right to self-defense, um, which is of course a phrase that is always used to kind of um, you know, to silence the palestinian's right to self-defense and uphold what israel is doing in um in palestine, which is, i mean to call that self-defense, bombing hospitals and churches and mosks, isn't a thing, so you i find this really telling that usually israel of course goes into gaza and they they bomit, they kill thousands of people, and the world looks the other way, but usually in the other in the other conflicts, we we made the pretense of of at least calling for seasfire, that this time we're not even bothering

manufacturing, an assembly agreement has been signed on the fields of inoprom in kazakhstan, ultra-light sperochemical work. the assembly line will be built by the taganrok first experimental design bureau, and in the next few months. and the delegation of the krasnoyarsk territory invites foreign partners to take a swing at kosmoski - the first russian satellite to reach an orbit at an altitude of 8,000 km. it transmits large amounts of data without delays; key components of the device are manufactured exclusively in russia. a new step will be cooperation projects at the eac level, that is with the participation of at least three countries. they will create new brands made in the eu. projects will be selected on a competitive basis, the best will receive funding from the budget of the eurasian economic union. read more about ambitious plans. if we talk about goals and objectives until 2030, the main goal remains the same, this is the creation of a sustainable and competitive industry within the framework of our union. the main directions that we are laying down now are the first, providing

they sent this tweet saying sp manufacturing consents they sent this tweet saying sp manufacturing consentel's crimes means israel's war crimes means that you blood you have palestinian blood on your shut bbc down. your hands. shut bbc down. i mean, they've got the same they've got the same feeling as me, a different reasons. me, but for a different reasons. so they're angry the bbc is so they're angry that the bbc is pro—israel . butjust yesterday pro— israel. but just yesterday or pro—israel. but just yesterday or a couple of days ago, the broadcaster was slammed for refusing to label hamas as terrorists. and john simpson, the veteran reporter , came out the veteran reporter, came out and said calling someone a terrorist means you're taking sides . and they said, oh, take sides. and they said, oh, take sides. and they said, oh, take sides against hamas . oh, we sides against hamas. oh, we can't have that. john. >> yeah, pretty ridiculous. steve you used to work bbc. steve you used to work at bbc. what think the their what do you think the their argument as to why they don't seems no long

deadliest attacks in the war took place at a music festival where mostly young people were dancing and spmas militants killed 260 people and took others hostage during the first wave of terror. cbs's holly williams traveled to the site where a weekend of music turned into a nightmare for the entire nation. >> reporter: in the scrubland of southern israel is the aftermath of a party that became a bloody massacre. people's mattresses, tents, and blankets are still here. thousands of people were gathered here around 3 miles from the border with the gaza strip. sitting ducks for hamas. this place is indescribably eerie. young people came here for a party, for a celebration, and then they were slaughtered. and here you can still see their toiletries, their toothbrush, their clothing. early on saturday, after a night of dancing, hamas gunmen arrived with murder on their mind. as partygoers ran for their lives, they were cut down. israel says at least 260 people were killed. others were taken captive to hold as hostages. it's too much to talk about. we found these men as they return to collect t

we've covered multiple around sp escalations in the gaza strip. and when we've done our own independent investigations of individual strikes and verified a number of faith holidays, they have been generally consistent with the figures of causes, ministry of health with no major deviation. the major reason is methodological because administrative health has access to data from hospitals and from wards that isn't available to simply anybody else. i would further note that not only does human rights watch but the un as well as the us state department in their annual human rights reports all use the figures from causes ministry at helping. and the gods industry of us has also published the full list as of october 26th of those killed their names, their ages and other identifying information. beyond dismissing the death toll game, gaza, one key focus of is really leaders and their p r machine remains the global media. the journalist israel has locked in, it is a strategy that is real admits, too, without shape. shifting to national media is objective.

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line of our defense, then you advance secretly, the main one work is not with vop, of course, not with sp, it leaves you in the gray area, or between esps, well, again, it all depends on the situation , here you arrange your position, disguise it, it’s still three hours, well, then you lie until dark, already... you go out at dusk, everything is in the reverse order, got together, left, arrived, freed the car, left, you get home, well, at 11, 10:30 p.m., that's it, that's the day, well, what was there when it was ato oos, er, 75-80% of combat tasks, it was more reconnaissance, before reconnaissance, er, now, it has already gone more aeroro intelligence officers, now you are doing more or free search, the desire is so-called, or there is a cover for some offensive actions of ours, or there is a lovdr, well, i don’t know how to tell what task, so that there were not such bright ones , well, not for... well, i don’t know, maybe in the cinema you were given the task of removing some leader or there was no such thing, yes, but did you have any duels with enemy snipers, a sniper worked for me s

officially confirmed earnings amount to over uah 46.6 million. the head of the rivne regional tsk and spormed about the suspicion of dead souls in the capital's ritual service. already the former director of the special plant was suspected of employing 23 fictitious cleaners. they were paid for almost four years. uah 32 million, the director has already reimbursed uah 16 million. the other participant does not admit guilt, and after the search, she gave the milkmaid two apartments in kyiv and a house in the kyiv region. she bought one of the apartments from him year for money from dead souls. the investigation is ongoing, the suspect has been arrested. disability for money in kyiv , the head of the hospital was exposed, who faked a disease for evasion of service for $600. as reported by the metropolitan prosecutor's office, the head of the psychiatric department was detained while receiving a bribe. the doctor drew up such certificates according to all the rules, registered the treatment of men in the hospital, and entered the data about their supposed diagnosis and rehabilitation into t

ukraine in the amount of 5 billions of dollars, based on the fact that on average ukraine receives from sp dollars per month, we are talking about two months of aid that has not yet been provided. we also saw how much iranian weapons were seized and will be transferred to ukraine. it is about millions of cartridges and thousands of iranian-made machine guns, which were apparently transported by sea for the houthi rebels. however , ukraine cannot win the war based on such random findings. weapons, the united states must provide funding. second, mr. ambassador, i understand what you are talking about, on the other hand, the concern does not stop, yes , the so-called signals are beginning to multiply, very often they are anonymous sources in the white house, very often they are retired generals who begin to say, it is not only about the united states, for example great britain, they are starting to say that maybe our warehouses will run out of something. well, we are talking about the british statement: we will help ukraine, but it should be taken into account that our help is also not rubber

possible convenient place, you know, it is not observed that they have acquired some extracurricular, even speven observation observation points. in many of those, let's say, extensions of the gray area, they just leave there because they are very uncomfortable for them, accordingly, they will suffer losses from our fighters, and some of the rushes captured there in the first days are already empty and they are not there, although they are trying to gain a foothold there, everything will depend on how many reserves will come to their aid and whether they let this reserve be slaughtered. also, accordingly, their advantage in the sky is also somewhat neutralized, the air defense forces managed to shoot down quite a few, for which i thank them, they managed to ground more than one of the numerous aircraft, and accordingly, without superiority in the air, they cannot hope for anything, let's say so, in further development of their own, not even successes, but some local... there measures at the joint venture, accordingly, now all these measures of theirs, well, they do not affect the ukrainian de

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part of the playbook of anglozionist, imperialist propaganda and their own desire to demoralize and sp fear, you see by people like out by by attacking their freedom of speech, what you're sending is message to all other journalists if you speak out, you are not say be silent, now she's been very, very patient waiting to get uh her to pennies in and let's pause my discussion with mosan and ibrahim for second and bring in our fahim mohammed life coach and media personality. we know there are being countless headlines, thousands of hours of of work and and and information going around, but what are you picking out on the moment? i know you um sent us this wonderful uh sky news clip to start things off. let's just have a quick look at the still for this and then play the video please. this is former ambassador to. un, former israel ambassador, so he is dan gillaman, basically describe palestinians as human animals, as you will see in video coming up, very openly, very proudly, so it's not an individual um sort of ideology, it's the ideology of all of the zinus, well let's not take fahim a

what he means forus says um you're joining aren't you i says joining what he says the uvf and there's sp my bear on, so it was the first time i had been in this place in my life, and within 10 minutes walking in the door, somebody coming over trying to get me to join a uvf, of course i never went back near the place, but that would give you some idea how easy it was for people to get involved and that sort of thing. and just on that uh song, we're all shipped by our lived experiences, 100%. i understand you served in springfield road, yeah, uh, barrex as we had called the springfield road police station, yeah. uh that to me as a child grown up was a place you know you heard stories of family members being tortured even friends of man that were in there were we were beating and to me as as a child grown up the all you see were the enemy but obviously you had different lived experiences you were inside there looking out yeah do you want do you want to tell us a bit about yeah well it's just um yes 1983 and i arrived up in there not too long after the hunger strike and the place had very...

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. >> comcast supports c-sp as a public service along with these other television providers. given you a front row seat to democracy. >> in the united kingdom, several members of the house of commons are urging british prime minister rishi sunak to support a cease-fire in the gaza strip as the war continues for a third week. the prime minister reaffirmed the united kingdom's support for israel's right to not only exist but to defend itself. he also took questions on other topics, including affordable housing and the economy. this is about 35 minutes. >> i would just like to welcome the grandson of ghandi. we now have questions for the prime minister. i start with stuart. >> question number one, mr. speaker. i note all those affected, and the friends and families of those who lost their lives. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. i should have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. two million people just cannot be sustained from a catastrophe being unleashed in gaza. doesn't the prime minister see that only a humanitarian cease-fire ca

this is the conference ought fo to be for republicans more than sps as speaker. that doesn't work either. well, bless him, will take the speakership if give up the investigation of biden. if you give up the effor t up th to cut spending, if you give up the effort to stop regulations, if you give up the fight against woke policy. i mean, he's available pol and maybe these eight guys would be more comfortable being with hakeeeight gum jeffrn and that totally insane policy rather than pretending that. >> they're republicans. they better get this fixed fast. tter getthe patience of the american people will run, run out very quickly. speaker gingrich, thank you. all right. theaking right now, sourcespeakx news confirming the current majority leadeerr, steve scalis, is asking members of congress wh make hiscalise m the next sp. there was some question about whether or not that would happenhappen and because he hah dealing with some health issues. >> meanwhilee speaker mccarthyt is not the only person getting the boot tonight. pelosihe onight she was just eve from her s

, if you hacked something, you pay, if the russians hacked, they have to pay for it, and one of the spsgoing to do it precisely because of these assets, we need to make sure that there is a legal basis for it, as i said, because most of these assets are in europe, the europeans must also be convinced that for this there is a legal basis. compared to european countries, the united states hosts a smaller portion of russia's frozen or immobilized assets. brussels has been considering various proposals to transfer frozen russian assets to ukraine for a long time. experts believe. if washington begins to transfer russian assets for the reconstruction of ukraine, other countries of the west will follow the example of the united states. speaking at the imf meeting of the tavit bank, the us treasury secretary janet yellen supported the transfer of revenues from the frozen assets of the russian federation to ukraine. full the transfer of assets is not discussed yet. i also support the consolidation of excess proceeds from russian frozen assets in special clearinghouses and the use of these funds

the cost of getting the contract of military operations to sp, civilians, ends respect and perfect hospitals and respect the environment ability of un facilities. which to the sheltering more than 600000 policy unions, the un secretary general who shows understanding for the campaign of mass murder of children, women, and the elderly, is not fit to leave the un. i call on him to resign immediately. there was no justification or points and talking to those who show compassion for the most terrible atrocities committed against the citizens of israel and the jewish people . there are simply no words of the un meeting. both watering sides took aim across the table to present the vision for the conflict. palestine decided to national no mis have been left in that rumble with the people of gas and the global community, but either save them or they will be left to die. these rarely representative side of the bombardment of gas phase and response to which lots of these, by the policy, the militant group from us. but while russia's ambassador to the u. n. the cues, the us of playing a role in the esc