we return to the conversation, now the head of the expert organization state watch, the head of the trap aggressor project, will be in touch with us. catch the aggressor. now we will catch that aggressor and understand where he sits. glip kanevsky is in touch with our studio. mr. gleb, we congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. yes, look, in the state. the audit service in any civilized country is a very important body for controlling and stopping any corruption risks. in our case, history is repeated for the second time, and we were in nabat, and your colleagues about the fact that the stupid interpretation of government things can lead to the stoppage of the entire defense complex, when they will ban and take away, write off, any profits of the enterprises that perform. derzharon ordered and here is the second letter after from kb luch for the second time, this story is addressed to the prime minister about these hop-stop checks, and very important defense things for us are made there, neptune, stugna and so on. after which, in the second series of the marlezon ballet,

project, question number one, dedicated to the development of the commonwealth of independent states, watch tv news agency on the youtube channel, the ground operation of tzahal in gaza, repeatedly announced by the israeli media, has not yet begun; the day before, residents of the north of the sector were given up to 22 hours to leave for the south of the region, now this period has been extended to an hour. according to some sources, up to a million people have already left their homes. houses. at least two missile strikes were carried out on the refugee columns. according to international humanitarian organizations, 70 people became victims of one. there may have been bombing attacks on those traveling south along agreed routes more. here are shots of one of them. representatives of the largest hospital in gaza refused to leave; according to doctors, any movement would threaten their patients with death. be that as it may, tdf units did not enter the gas sector. the media reported that the reason for this was heavy rain, which disrupted the military's plans. indeed, several israeli cities

channel on a belarusian one, what are the prospects for creating a media holding of the union state? watchull interview on the youtube channel belarus 1. you can follow the project in the telegram channel, say don’t be silent. in poland, the results of the parliamentary elections were announced, the right to justice party won with a result of 35.38%, but lost the majority. this was reported by the state election commission following the vote count. tusk's civic platform receives 30.7% of the vote. like this. thus, the opposition parties have almost 54% for three. the ruling peace and the right have 42.5%. this means that the duda kaczynski dictatorship will lose power. the former prime minister will have to form the government. latvia is purchasing four multi-purpose helicopters from the united states, which, if necessary, can be armed to provide fire support to ground forces. there is no information about the delivery time of the cars to the country. previously, latvia purchased four black hoke helicopters to replace the soviet-made mi-17. as reported by the ministry of defense of the rep

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the project question number one, dedicated to the development of the commonwealth of independent states, watchncy’s youtube channel. warm words of wishes today are addressed to those who give life, love, educate and guide us on mother’s day in our country. the president congratulated belarusians on the holiday. this. this kind and gentle holiday personifies the greatness of spiritual power, the holiness of motherhood, as an invaluable source of life and one of the highest qualities of femininity. we carry the image of a mother, close and dear to everyone, into our hearts throughout our lives. the most ordinary events of our earthly journey resonate in the mother’s soul with boundless love. with your wisdom and sincerity , you teach children to be independent, instill in them moral values ​​and guidelines. alexander lukashenko emphasized. i heartily congratulate and thank each of you for your sensitivity and patience in caring for the well-being of your family and the comfort of your home. words of deep respect and low bow to mothers with many children and foster mothers, as well as those raisi

governor sarah huckabee in arkansas is throwing the chinese out of her state. watchstate owned chemical company must give up its lands holdings in arkansas. they own 160 acres using for seed research. seeds are technology. chinese state owned corporations filter that technology back to their home land. stealing american research and telling our enemies how to target american farms. >> [applauding]. >> laura: good for huckabee. i am glad she made that stand. >> there is the arkansas law that forbids china from owning land in their state. this should be a national law. we should not have china gobbling up lands across the country and disney better get wise too. the chinese influence is another reason why the republicans should wear sackcloth and ashes for failing to elect a speaker. today jim jordan lost two votes to become speaker. 22 republicans voted against him and congressman dave joyce of pennsylvania will introduce legislation for the speaker pro tem and make patrick mchenry speaker with full powers. this is a ruinous idea. >> laura: he is the favorite canada on

. >> somebody sitting in the united states watching this or sitting in their home in france watching this, what do you want them to know about what has happened in your town? what has happened to you? >> all i want them to know that there are civilians, people who want, wish to live a normal, peaceful life, to feel safe, because we are human, and all we want is to have our rights and live peacefully. as a woman and as a girl, all i want in this life is to educate and to graduate and have a job and have a family. this is all you want. i want them to know that. and so a lot of people here, representing every person here, every civilian that we want our basic simple rights and to feel safe. yeah, that's it. >> you want what we all want. >> yeah. and you have it and we don't. we don't. i sleep -- i don't know if i'm going to wake up or not. or am i going to wake up and have my family next to me or not. and maybe i'll go to sleep and i'll wake up and see the ceiling or the whole building that i'm staying in is destroyed or i'm going to be killed. i don't have these rights. and this is wha

eleanor in the united nations followed the human rights activities of the united states and watched the rise and growth of israel at the same time . with the declaration of human rights, now the world seems to have become the ideal world of elena roosevelt and everything seemed good. the ink of the signatures of the heads of state on the declaration of human rights had not yet dried when the terrible war began in korea. it was an ironic symmetry. maybe this paper and his writings did not change anything in the outside world. america entered korea to prevent communism. when the communists were able to gain some victories and advance towards the foot of south korea, the forces south korea executed 100,000 suspected communists. americans were present during the executions and took pictures. an american officer. he said that the execution of the communists will prevent them from becoming a force in the hands of north korea if this point falls into the hands of the north korean army. in the best case, general douglas macarthur, the commander of the american forces in korea, declared that the

commentators, observers, there are a lot of comments in the press, what is happening in the united states is watched very, very closely, but when it comes to the official level, in particular, for example, when it comes to representatives of the governments, they say that they trust the united states and that they believe in the assurances from washington that there will be help for ukraine, it will come from the united states as well as from europe, and that sometimes the europeans also insist that they will not wait for the end of support from the west, and this was stated in particular by the representative of france. currently, our countries are considering how we can support ukraine on the diplomatic and political front, which was agreed upon at the meetings parallel to the vilnius summit. this is to give our manufacturers a long-term vision of helping with the security of the country, and also to send a signal to russia that they do not expect us to tire, we are here for the long haul. bohdan, another important issue for ukraine, today warsaw and kyiv agreed to accelerate the transit of ukrain

watch the white house state dinner tonight at 11:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, cspan now app, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: i healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work. when citizens are truly informed, our republic drives. get informed straight from the source on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word from the nation's capitol building to wherever you are because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. announcer: after 22 days the u.s. house of representatives has elected its 56th speaker, republican congressman mike johnson of louisiana. in the for about the final tally was 220 four mike johnson and 2094 hakeem jeffries. it comes following the removal of former speaker kevin mccarthy on october 3. representative elise stefanik gave the nominating speech for mike johnson. order. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. ms. stefanik: speaker pro

letue me make it clear right now by the weight that a think the defense department, state department are watching the money very closely, particularly now tort make sure money is not being skimmed off the top. and meanwhile we do have the resources as a great power, the great power in the world can't to support the conflicts that are being pressed upon us. and right now that is principally ukraine and the danger to europe. i recognize i know i'm a broken record but that is absolutely picky. but now of course you have the israeli war that is underway which is once again atrocity. it was atrocity on purpose for the purpose of trying to make the jewish people in israel and worldwide insecure. their worst fears based upon the history now hamas has made come true. the goal now is to present this in a more limited way. now with respect to resources, hey look, if ukraine goes wrong, if ukraine goes haywire and the russians are able to prevail in their efforts to rebuild their empire, and at that point that does encourage thech chinese to move against taiwan. and right now we don't need a third conflict

by the way, there are a lot of people from poland, from germany, a lot of people are watching us, from the united statesatching attentively, a lot from the baltic states. fresh air, at least some other point of view, but poles , well, it’s unlikely, let’s be honest, it’s unlikely, unless they are specifically interested, that a pole will enter our site and listen to the program, we need a language, you know, among the adult generation polish population, i think russian, well maybe, maybe i’m wrong, maybe the poles are watching, but at least i think we have a chance more, for this to work, the projects are just getting started, i’m sure that they will be viewed well, we can already see that there is some kind of feedback, many materials are gaining thousands, probably even tens of thousands of views, 99% of people who are looking on the internet are residents of poland, and the geography is very diverse, this is what we need, i want to say again that this is being done for the benefit of building relations... belarus and russia have made the local people such a nightmare there that they think what's here

from there, via video link, the head of state watched the opening of new facilities.eography, ulyanovsk, tyumen, bryansk, kaluga and magadan regions, in total more than 400 have been built since 2020, over fifty will be added in the coming months, reporting by olga knyazeva. despite restrictions from the west, our athletes today have both the opportunity to compete and exchange experience - say the prize-winners of russian and international wrestling competitions, the karelin brothers. this is today’s situation, it forces us, on the contrary, to unite, we begin to travel to belarus for competitions . belarusians, guys from the dnpr come to us. international forum russia sports. power is taking place for the eleventh time, this year it is important to clearly outline the direction of development of our sport in the context of prohibitions restrictions, the president of russia spoke at the plenary session. vladimir putin arrived at the russia sports power forum immediately after his visit to china, where he also discussed cooperation in the sports field with the head of

tonight, after the prime minister's insistence that a ground invasion is coming, it's an uneasy state of watchingo are being made to suffer for the actions of hamas, it is a fight for survival. we'll have more for you from jerusalem tomorrow, but for now, it's back to you, jane, in the studio. thank you. the prime minister has said there needs to be �*specific pauses' in the fighting in gaza — to allow people out and aid in. but rishi sunak emphasised in prime minister's questions that this was distinct from a ceasefire. it comes as the labour leader sir keir starmer has been meeting muslim mps in his own party to try to smooth tensions around his stance on israel and gaza. our political editor chris mason is at westminster. explain more about what is going on inside labour?— inside labour? this is about language — inside labour? this is about language and _ inside labour? this is about language and also about. inside labour? this is about - language and also about numbers so on the question of a ceasefire and indeed this idea of a humanitarian pause to allow the aid in and people out, the labour

>> today, we are facing one of the most challenging moments in our city's history. >> we watch the mayor's state a man whose business has been plagued by repeated robberies. what he says was missing from her speech. >> every day, i have got to watch my back when i leave. i tried calling the cops, they don't answer the phone. >>> hundreds dead in a hospital bombing in gaza, the finger-pointing over who is responsible as president biden takes off for the middle east. >>> and we hear from a bay area doctor worried for his family in gaza. >> my cousin last message me they were rationing out food, because they were afraid of dodging bombs, afraid of what the next hour would hold. >> plus new growth in a redwood forest, destroyed by flames in the santa cruise mountains. >> all that fuel really cook to these trees. >> the lessons learned that could protect these giants from another catastrophic fire. >>> wednesday his mother first alert weather day, as heat advisory goes into effect. tracking how close we will be to records in the first alert forecast. >> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodri

palestine refugees, we were constantly being harassed by ngos like a un watch, but more importantly, we were being harassed by the united states and it's acolitetes in the european union, you see these these ngos were were playing for audience of one, washington essentially and washington would then relay the talking points uh of the un watch, so we were under constant pressure from these kind of people. yeah, well david, i mean, you've looked at these lobby groups in depth, haven't you, i mean, how have they related each other? well, the the two who are related each other, you can see it on the diagram up here, ngo monitor in the center, there are much more central than the other one watch over to the side, the the... extremely closely related together, there are something like 10 or 15 funding agencies, foundations, science foundations who fund both of them, and of course you look at common personnel, the're also related to uk, neoconservative think tanks like the henry jackson society, but also to the key islamophobic groups in the us, like uh, like uh, for example, middle east forum, one of the key islamophobic groups, or

when the wind doesn't blow the antenna down, she can watch state tv.she sees lukashenko as a guarantor of stability. her monthly pension of 520 rubles, about $260 australian, covers her basic needs. [tv playing in foreign language] ♪♪♪ eric: it's an hour before dawn, and maria is getting ready for court, deciding what to pack and what to wear. maria: i'm packing my socks just in case they will decide to give me arrest instead of fine, so i think it's better to be prepared than not to be. i didn't really want to read shakespeare in prison, but okay. i don't want to get sick, but-- eric: her main worry is not jail itself but covid. maria: you never know. plus, it's prison. you cannot be safe enough. ♪♪♪ eric: today the random roulette of punishment spins in her favor, and she's released with a fine. she knows it may be worse next time, but she has no intention of stopping the fight. maria: yes, of course. that's what all the people do after the arrest. they go and keep protesting. ♪♪♪ eric: and so, on a freezing weekday afternoon, she and her friends con

palestine. refugees, we were constantly being harassed by ngs like un watch, but more importantly, we were being harassed by the united states and its accolites in the european union, you see these these ngos were were playing for audience of one, washington essentially, and washington would then relay the talking points of the... of un watch, so we were under constant pressure from these kind of people. yeah, well david, i mean, you've looked at these lobby groups in depth, haven't you, i mean, how they related each other? well, the two are waited each other, you can see it in the diagram up here, ngo monitor in the center, there are much more central than the other one, un watch over to the side, they're they're extremely closely related together, there are some like 10 or 15 funding agents. these foundations (zians foundations) fund both of them, and of course you look at common personnel are also related to uk, neoconservative think tanks like the henry jackson society, but also to the key islamophobic groups in the us like uh like for example middle east forum, one of the key islamophobic groups or indeed, the foundatio

. >> one of the most disturbing parts of watching this disaster unfold from the united states is watchingon college campuses here embrace the symbol of the hamas terrorist paragliders who attacked israel that day, slaughtering innocent civilians and babies and women and the elderly. this symbol as if it's some sort of rebellious icon. here's one from the university of washington in seattle, that they've popped up all over college campuses. >> i'm wondering what you see when you see your fellow americans and again, protesting for palestinian rights, great. do it. those people deserve human rights, but when you -- when you see people embracing the symbol of the hamas murderers who murdered your cousin, what do you think? >> first off, it's extremely shocking to see, and i don't know if these people are mislead or if they actually believe what they're supporting is helping the palestinians. it's simply not. it's -- they're supporting their own cause. the fight that hamas is trying to fight isn't going to get the palestinians anywhere. they're just causing more and more suffering in the regio

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president biden noting that local state and federal law enforcement is on enhanced watch, essentially, for this. biden saying there's no place for hate in america. wolf? >> second day in a row the president of the united states has been warning about an increase of potential anti-semitic incidents at jewish synagogues, schools, other areas of high jewish concentration here in the united states. we'll watch that part of the story as well. kayla tausche, thank you very much. >>> a united nations envoy estimates hamas is holding as many as 150 hostages right now in gaza. cnn's becky anderson is in tel aviv with more on this part of the story. you've been talking with relatives of some of those captured or killed by hamas. what are they telling you? >> reporter: we heard from the families of four americans today who are presumed hostages with hamas in gaza. one of those is sagi deckal shen, a 35-year-old young man with two kids and a baby on the way. his wife is pregnant. they lived at the kibbutz which has been completely annihilated by the hamas mill tappeds who rampaged through that ki

are made in america, and also he warned that the adversaries and competitors of the united states are watchinges, significantly, said joe biden, if there is no speaker in the house of representatives now, then according to whom does president joe biden first address and what, to whom does president joe biden explain this? well, he is speaking, i think, to our representatives in congress, to the american people. in fact, president biden likes, he does not like to shine, he does not like to do any kind of pr, he likes to solve problems behind closed doors, as it were, and there is even something in it, you can criticize it, because what he , that is, what he made with this speech, it is very important, because he appealed to the american people to increase again. .. support among the electorate and for ukraine, but israel still has support now and in this way it can also have some influence on the republicans, first of all in the house of representatives, so it is very important and he said very correct things and that , which is actually even beneficial the american economy to produce weapons,

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a pro russia party that seeks to end milraine wins general elections in nato member state, slovakia. you're watching press tv news, the life broadcast from tehran, with me, it's good to have you with this. an explosion has hit the target capital ankaraa wonding two police officers, the internal ministry called a incident to terrorist attack conducted by two assillants riding vehicle close to the ministry. one of the attackers blew himself up and the other was code neutralized. the targeted district is home to several other ministries and the turkish parliament, which was due to reopen today with address by president recep. local media also report a gunfire coord off district where emergency services were present. iranian president ibrahim is calling for unity among muslims slumming any devisive move in the muslim world as in line with the enemy's objectives. rais he told the 37th international islamic unity conference in tehran that palestine remains the main issue of the muslim world and ralling point for them. the president called for support for palestinian's resistance and took a swipe at attemp

. >> one of the most zwush disturbing participants of watching this unfold from the united states is watching students on college campuses here embrace this symbol of the hamas terrorist paragliders who slaughtered innocent women and babies an the elderly. the symbol, here is one from the university of washington in seattle. but they've cropped up all over college campuses. i'm wondering what you think when you see your fellow americans and, again, protesting for palestinian rights. great. do it. those people deserve human rights. but when you see people embracing the symbol of the hamas murderers, who murdered your cousin, what do you think? >> well, first off, it is extremely shocking to see. and i don't know if these are misled or if they actually believe what they're supporting is helping the palestinians, but it is simply not. they're supporting their own cause. the fight that hamas is trying to fight isn't going to get the palestinian anywhere. they're goal is to annihilate the state of israel. they say it and they openly say it and they're proud of it and that is not going to b

>>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and watching around the world to cnn's continuing coverage of israel at war. i'm anderson cooper in tel aviv. >> and i'm kaitlan collins in new york. tonight, in a new interview, president biden has just warned that israel should not try to reoccupy gaza, while adding that he does believe israel -- and i'm quoting the president now -- has to respond to the hamas assault that has killed 1,400 people, including, tonight, we are learning, 30 americans. all of this comes as president biden is weighing whether to visit israel in the coming days, following an invitation by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> but first, we want to bring you the lathe on a number of developments unfolding here and in the region. a short time ago, the president of the palestinian authority issued his first public condemnation of the hamas attack. mahmoud abbas, speaking with venezuela's president, called for an end to civilian casualties, the release of prisoners, and a rejection of violence. also tonight, gaza is running out of water and running out of life. those

maybe we should hold our rage, and he also said this about the 2-state solution. watchust keep pursuing peace, let's keep pursuing a path so that is reel al the palestinian people can live safely and security and for me that means a two-state solution. must keep working for greater integration with its neighbors. >> well, i don't trace and i think in this case we have a president who almost comes across as he's afraid to have a hard line. he's trying to tear both sides. maybe he's not wanting to upset the progressive side of his own party but it feels like to me through all of his specious? one sentence, he's supporting israel and then the next. like they say in cases of war you have to pick a side. >> your final thoughts, well, we're about ready to see that both sides from the statement from the president. at this point israel must destroyed that mags. if you look at the saudis, the egyptians, the jourdainians, privately i think they would love to see israel destroy hamas, they don't want the spill over so they need to make sure they're speaking comfortably in the a wa

maybe lead this just to the biggest regional war in the middle east, followed by the united states will first watchually did from overseas at the beginning of the 10th century, in the middle, then this war should, according to their plans, spread to europe, where 40 million muslims are already ready to support their brothers, and then they will already be looking at what to do, for this they need to continue to put pressure on russia, these are the statements of these, well, i can hardly call them politicians, these latvians there. bosses about the fact that they will limit something for us in the baltic sea, you know, well, well, they should sort it out on their own in general, this unfortunate thing was roaring with restrictions , they won’t install it, let them first understand what it was, even the finns, you know, they have recently joined nato, they still understand a little there. yes, who should not understand where they got to, yes, but they are not ready to lie so openly, they just declared that it was a chinese ship, they found a fragment of an anchor at the bottom, and apparently it bel

watching. ♪ >> united states answer the people of israel in the face of these terrorist assaults.background noises] a stunning escalation decades old conflict. israel's prime minister declaring this is war. and warrants his people it will be long and difficult. the israeli military also retaliating at hezbollah after the armand >> terror group fires from the north for today will have the latest on the ground and get reaction from jon viner resident biden's deputy national security adviser britt as well as former secretary of state mike pompeo. plus. >> the united states obviously is going to stick with israel. quick to stand with israel. >> we all stay on with israel. >> individual cats react we are one on one with governor desantis in his fir it is firstk sunday show appearance announcing unchecked and in announcing his run for president directs fe you worrisome the culture fights will get they overshadow other things you want to talk about? all on "fox news sunday." greg silla from fox news in washington but let's take a look at the broader region here when these attacks by hama

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don't watch my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the wayne state the russian armed forces when they began, when they 1st entered on february 24th of 2022. they had held back from being involved in the war for 7 years. the shooting war began in 2014 when central intelligence agency and i my 6th, over through the, the duly elected government of president deanna colvin. very violent revolution that drove him out. and as a result of that, you had the russian speaking areas on the border, the don boss and the crimea declared their independence music going to do as a scandal look okay, a couple of questions. i just thought i see the dentist, the shot that there's just most of them go to the doctor know dollars because that on the must go on the less than a soft st. loosely 3. it suspends it for a lot like a put it stuff to severe, silver blue or you have to look like the id and that i see skipped by the checklist to fill. and i need

there's all the pomp and circumstances here that you would normally see from a state visit, a large crowd gathering here to watch the prime minister arrive, and of course the highlight of any state visit is that state dinner expected later tonight, and we should point out, though, that that program for that state dinner has been affected. the first lady announcing yesterday that the b-52s were expected to perform. that performance was scrapped because of the war in israel. it didn't seem to -- the administration decided that because of the sorrow and pain that it wouldn't be appropriate. one other thing to mention on that state dinner, ana, you just heard from a senior white house official. we asked the question, with no house speaker who got that invitation, that slot to attend the state dinner. we're told by a white house official that steve scalise and patrick mchenry were invited to attend and both declined. >> we will continue to watch these images and bounce back when we see the president greeting the prime minister of australia. thank you so much for your reporting. >>> let's turn back to the urgent plea

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you are back in the united states and watching all of this unfold. i'm sure you are glued to the news. there is so much of it. a lot of grief, a lot of anger, a lot of passion and there is a lot of demand for israel to do something to make sure that hamas can never do this again. i'm curious about you are a young woman in america. when you see the protests, how do you feel personally about it? >> it's upsetting especially seeing the protests happen on college campuses of these protestors are created by children supposed to be well educated and seems they are not educated at all on this subject. if they think this is a fight between the palestinian people and israel and that what hamas is doing will free the palestinian people, they are just so wrong. they just are so misinformed. this isn't a fight between israel and palestinian. this is a fight between israel and hamas, a terrorist organization who is just as complicit in the deaths of innocent palestinians as they are in the deaths of innocent israelis. they are putting the palestinian people in ha

and i think the united states has little interest in watching this conflict as, and zero-interest in ing dragged into it. the united states is over there providing advice and hoping cooler heads prevail. let's not forget the human suffering, the hostages involved, and the children that are dying every day in this conflict. this is heart wrenching to watch. . i think anybody with a heart is hoping that this war ends sooner rather than later and i hope the united states is helping to find a way to bring it to anand. james: omar, major military power projection like this also has a global diplomatic effect. how do you think this will be seen, this u.s. troop presence in the region by russia and china? guest: it is a little difficult to say. obviously, china has warships in the region that have been there for a while. that dynamic creates a certain type of tension we don't want to see escalate into that arena. how those powers are perceiving it, it is difficult to say. i know how this has evolved, if the biden administration didn't want to see escalation -- and i don't think it does -- bu

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situation, came, killed 1500 people, took the hall. tortured, beheaded, what should the israeli state do, sit, watchfeat hamas , liberate its people, but the whole world will hear, there they bomb gas, forgetting that gas is not, no, israel attacked gas , and gas attacked to israel, with details about today's events: iryna koval on news on espresso tv, and i say goodbye to you, good luck. thank you, mr. mykola, have a nice evening, in just a moment i will talk about the situation in different regions of our country and also about what is currently happening in israel, wait. in ukraine, news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers. one person died due to enemy shelling in the kherson region. in the afternoon, the russians attacked boryslav district. one of the breakfasts made me sweat near a residential building. a woman died. she was on the balcony at that time, the regional prosecutor's office said. during the day, the enemy attacked kherson, hitting one of the district markets. fortunately, there are no injured people - the military administration not

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states. she recounted watching her phone and all of a sudden becoming deluge with messages from that kibbutz about hamas killers coming in and indiscriminately killing babies, children of other civilians. these have no conscience. they have no moral standards. they not only murder babies they raped tortured and beheaded other innocent civilians and the dismembered bodies of their victims and captured hostages to use as human shields or human bargaining chips. he gives me no pleasure to recount the that we are seeing played out in real time on our tv screens and on social media but it's important that we acknowledge the realities of this because if we don't, if we brush it under the rug and we act like well its a moral equivalency between the palestinian cause and the israeli nation and that somehow hamas is justified in committing these acts, we will have bought the propaganda of hamas hook, line and sinker and of course we all know that hamas is a proxy for the supreme leader in iran and irgc been around revolutionary guard in quds force has helped equip and train hamas and hezbollah in at