yeah, united states of middle east were talking about a middle eastern natal with israel saudi arabia and egypt as the pillars of app to protect american interest. because the americans themselves want to retreat when they want to withdrawal from the middle east and pivot the china. huh. and so israel becomes that very important. and you know, a norm trumps the ones called that america's largest aircraft carrier. so it's, it's arm to the teas, not because the united states allowed is israel or because not because of the cares of. israelis died like they don't care of ukrainians by but the cause they need israel as a strong military power to protect against the chinese and russian americans and to protect the western hood gemini. so there's a much bigger geo political story that explains america's support. besides loving you, we will have that discussion because you jeff helper are, are the light to talk to on this topic. and we will continue this discussion with you, i think many times, but i want to switch to something else that's happening in the world right now. there's a story tha

yeah, united states of middle east were talking about a middle eastern nato with israel saudi arabia and egypt as the pillars of app to protect american interest. because the americans themselves want to retreat when they want to withdrawal from the middle east and pivot the china. huh. and so israel becomes that very important, and you know, uh your drums do once called with america's largest aircraft carrier. so it's, it's arm to the teas, not because the united states allowed israel or because not because of the cares of . israelis died like they don't care of ukrainians, but, but the cause they need israel as a strong military power to protect against chinese and russian. yeah. and, and to protect the western who gemini, so there's a much bigger geo political story that explains america supports besides loving you . we will have that discussion because you, jeff helper are, are the like to talk to on this topic. and we will continue this discussion with you, i think many times, but i want to switch to something else that's happening in the world right now. there's a story that we

this is the us secretary of state's 7 visit to the middle east since the october 7th attacks. and he's urging him us to accept this deal. also that a 40 day cease fire and the release of palestinians in prison by israel, and exchange for more than 30 is really hostages, held by him on a moss, has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of his room. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of guys and a cease fire is on us. they have to decide and they have to decide quickly. conditions in gaza have worse than overnight. 3 separate is really attacks killed 22 people in rasa. heating 3 houses, including that of the abu time high family. they're small child, died in the attack. the gun was then we were sitting in the homes, and then the house was gone. and we didn't know anything. everyone was sleeping in their bed. the displays, those wouldn't on displays to come on in the most of these models with displays. and in addition to the family living here, that members of the family and the displays book here. and they ha

, in iran, i apologize, show that the attitude is changing towards this practice and the states of the middle eastel was attacked directly from the territory of iran, this is beli’s incident, israel has no response to this... another short comment regarding macron’s idea of ​​a truce, what is called carefully watch your hands, the nearest time any contacts between russia and our partners. from kiev showed that it is impossible to believe, after all , i wanted to dwell on one more hero who was remembered today, on scholz, scholz went on a visit to china, the second day of the visit is today he is in shanghai, in general, and this visit is very speaks a lot about affairs in europe and about affairs in the world, and we are witnessing a very grandiose phenomenon, if not a collapse, then at least a deep crisis of the german economy, which... is going to china to save, and scholl cleaned up in china, the previous time he there was in november '22, then he was traveling as a representative of the european union, to convince the chinese to join efforts to put pressure on russia, in general, then the germ

of the air defense forces, a report on russia's heavenly brush, from shells to s-400. the middle east is frozen in tension after iran's massive attack on israel. the jewish states preparing for a possible new attack, and tehran is preparing for a response from the tsahal. the sounds of explosions in the sky on the ground, people running in panic, the holy land under attack for the first time, iran directly attacked israel. tehran, according to american media reports, launched up to 200 missiles, including ballistic ones. except in addition, according to cnn, in four waves iran carried out the largest drone raid in history, about 500 aircraft. along with iran, attacks were carried out by paramilitary groups from iraq and syria under its control. kamikaze drones were launched by yemen's houthis, and lebanese hezbollah fired rockets at israel's northern settlements all night. idf retaliatory strikes against the jewish state defense force have turned the lebanese-israeli border into a war zone. all this as stated by iran's supreme leader khamenei, consequences of the destruction of the consulate of the islamic republic in damascus. the evil regime, made up of hatr

i worked with him when he was secretary of state for the middle east. se served later as deputy secretary of state and now a very important position which is as much diplomacy as it is intelligence. so he is the perfect man to be leading our side of the negotiations. christian: why would the israelis put forward a much more generous deal now when, let's face it, they have put the war aims slightly before the hostages in previous rounds of negotiating? >> i think they are trying to find a way out of the stalemate they are in. there has not been any movement on a cease fire negotiation. the public is seeking the return of hostages. the biden administration has worked very diligently to try and get them to create and finish a cease fire deal. now it is just trying to put something on the table that will actually get a yes from hamas. christian: there are a lot of things still to be finalized. the number of prisoners released, the palestinian prisoners released, and what controls they will be over gaza during the six week period, notably, whether people can

states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin tonight with hope of a true soon gauze. the us secretary of state is in the middle east, urging her last to accept what he says is an extraordinarily generous offer from his real am. us leadership have said a delegation to cairo seeking assurances that individual release of all hostages will bring a complete and israel's nearly 7 month assault in golf era. been western foreign ministers are meeting and saudi arabia with the war and gaza on their minds . this is the us secretary of state's 7th visit to the middle east since the october 7th attacks. and he's urging him us to accept this deal. also that a 40 day cease fire and the release of palestinians in prison by israel, and exchange for more than 30 is really hostages, held by him on a mazda has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of guys and a cease fire is the most. they have to decide and they have to decide quickly. conditions and gaza have worse than overnight. 3 separate is really attacks kille

now it will be here at the top of the out with all the license, the, the for decades united states has operated military bases around the middle east and currently have around $30000.00 station in the area. right now he's in on this edition of $360.00 views, we're going to look at the part of justification by the united states and the role their presence is playing or cheating. peace in the middle east. let's get started . the the earliest civilizations in history were established around $3500.00 b c. and the region now known as the middle east, even though the time was not given to the land between a ravia and india until the 1850s by the british india office. so why is the oldest civilization? do you mean the help of one of the newest? well, i don't want to question the original intent of united states. that would like to think it was the name of keeping the peace and the world. but even if that was true in the beginning, prior to the united states pulling out of afghanistan, do us have more than $100000.00 navigators stand alone. that could be extremely concerning. and sadly, 2402, never made it back home to united states. lots

fully defeated and iran, the morality police are putting women in prison, that's the sorry state of biden's middle eastolicy. what a contrast with the days of donald trump. second hour of varney just getting started. neil: tell me what is america's image on the world stage? >> an image of a weak man. president biden, kind of the dynamic of beware what you wish for, he wanted to be president, always wanted to be president and he is a weak man who has caused such destruction in this country, wars around the world and that is what he will be remembered for. this is the nature of his legacy, this is what people will remember and it's the democrat party is the problem, whoever is handling him but he has allowed it, he's conscious enough to wander around and give his speeches and walk into a gas station and talk about donald trump and pound his fist, he knows what he's doing and he doesn't care but in the meantime we have funded the uranian nuclear program as we still scream at israel to stop at not send weapons to you. who are we? what have we become? this moves through the nature of what the world will be

the magilev region the transit of your products on the market of the caspian states and further to the countries of asia and the middle easti think that this is very promising, and of course , we are building a broad format of work along the lines of humanitarian cooperation , and we plan to use it more actively. and wood processing industry open a number furniture stores in the astrakhan region. relocation of a unit of the 120th anti-aircraft missile brigade of the air force and air defense forces. military personnel and equipment moved to the area for practical operations. this is how the country tests the combat readiness of its armed forces. dozens of units of army equipment, including buk complexes, left the machine park. as the ministry of defense noted, the route of the columns ran through populated areas, but for life. if you want peace, prepare for war, serbia’s refusal to join nato pushed the country to strengthen the army, about this aleksandar vucic said during a visit to the largest military airbase near belgrade. according to the serbian president, the country's military neutrality requires strengthening its

and state department press secretary matthew milera says that blinken is simply not sleeping right now and is fighting for peace in the middle east. let's listen. we remain concerned about the risk of and the israeli people. president biden has made clear that we strongly support israel's defense against these threats. secretary of state blinken during. i've been studying for the last 24 hours diplomacy, he made a series of calls to his foreign counterparts, including turkish foreign minister hakan fedan, chinese foreign minister wang yi, and saudi arabian foreign minister faisal ben farhan, to make it clear that the escalation of the conflict was not anyone's responsibility. or interests, and that countries should urge iran not to escalate the situation in the last few days, we have also collaborated with european allies and partners and urged them to also send iranchet. i emphasize the situation, at least it has many options, so to speak, many development scenarios, but at least two are visible, so to speak, for the biden administration, i think, quite clearly, they must understand this, any escalation now in the middle east, especially with the involvement of iran as, so to spea

through the suede canal may be cut off at any moment, and, of course, this is... a warning from the united states to the countries of the middle eastke. we will punish you to the fullest for your mischief with china. the history of the suetsky canal as a whole is a struggle for ownership of the main trade artery of the world. yes, legally it belongs to egypt, but this was not always the case. for many years the canal was controlled by great britain. however, on july 26, 1956, egyptian president gamal abdel-nasr nationalized the trade route. the colonialists did not like this so much that already on november 5 of the same year , an anglo-french landing force landed in the area of ​​the egyptian port of said, the goal being to regain control of the trade gates of the world. the plan almost succeeded, but british aggression, israel and france caused discontent in the world. the position of the soviet union, which was believed to be occupied by the conspirators in budapest , turned out to be especially active. nikita khrushchev even. where it was shown how many megatons of nuclear charges needed to be placed on england so that it would

through the suedi the channel can be closed at any moment, and, of course, this is a warning from the united states to the countries of the middle eastwe won’t joke, we will punish you to the fullest for your mischief with china. the history of the suv canal as a whole is a struggle for ownership of the main trade artery of the world. yes, legally it belongs to egypt, but this was not always the case. for many years the canal was controlled by great britain, but on july 26, 1956, egyptian president gamal abdel-nasr nationalized the trade route. the colonialists didn't like it so much that already on november 5 of the same year , an anglo-french landing force landed in the area of ​​the egyptian port of said. the goal is to regain control of the world's trade gates. the plan was almost a success, but the aggression of great britain, israel and france caused discontent in the world. the position of the soviet union, which the conspirators believed was occupied in budapest, turned out to be especially active. nikita khrushchev even threatened to intervene. an explanation was sent to the british and french comrades, as they say, in such

to objectives one is to drive united states military outs of the middle eastof israel. and as a result of october 7 which they help to plan they helped hamas to train for which they help them to execute the reality is they operationalize all of their proxies in concert with the ground invasion of israel. this is who they are really all about they are the kingpin here to what is happening and the pressure as they referred to it the ring of resistance around israel. they are controlling all of it the training of the supporting of it, the fighting of it, thinking about how to conduct that operation. and yet the biden administration fundamentally ignores the reality i just said. in fact they tried to distance themselves bite at the beginning by saying we have no specific evidence that indicates iran was involved in the decision but with their referring too as we do not have a message. we haven't interrupted a message or we have not heard a conversation. the conclusion is obvious what is taking place here. we do not exploit the economy the fact of the matters is it

middle east affect the american politics? says iryna shinkarenko. iran's attack on israel and the role of the united statesthe middle east as issues of this presidential campaign is a kind of competition. which of the candidates supports israel more? as the current president, joe biden watched the us response to the attack and confirmed support for israel in a meeting with the iraqi prime minister. the us is committed to israel's security. we are committed to the ceasefire. which will return the hostages and prevent the conflict from expanding. we are also committed to the security of our people and partners in the region, including by iraq politically, biden faces opposing calls to do more to free hostages held by hamas while being tougher on israel over the gaza attacks. his opponent, donald trump , says the violence in the middle east would not have happened if he had been president. without explaining how. i want to say: god, bless the people of israel. they are now under attack. this is because we show great weakness. and this would not have happened if we were in power. you know it, we know it, every

the heads of state and government of the eu, at the summit... called on all parties to the conflict in the middle eastd in the final statement of the meeting on the middle east. politicians also announced the introduction of new sanctions against iran. at the same time , american journalist seymour hirsh claims that the pentagon, with biden’s approval , convinced the iranian leadership that tehran, in response to the shelling of damascus, could freely attack israel, and then helped tel aviv repel this attack. thus the states supposedly decided. prevent a real military conflict. in croatia , the ruling political party hdz won the parliamentary elections, but failed to gain an absolute majority. the data was published on the website of the local electoral commission. deputies of the croatian democratic community will occupy 60 seats in parliament out of 151. and now , to form a government, the party will have to conduct coalition negotiations. let me remind you that the cdu supports all western sanctions against russia and does so. support kiev, the opposition has repeatedly accused the croatian democra

the heads of state and government of the eu at the summit in brussels called on all parties to the conflict in the middle east maximum restraint. this is stated in the final statement of the meeting on the middle east. politicians also announced the introduction of new sanctions against iran. at the same time american. seimar hirsch claims that the pentagon, with biden's approval, convinced the iranian leadership that tehran, in response to the attacks on damascus, could freely attack israel, and then helped tel aviv repel this attack. the third night of mass protests in tbilis again ended with arrests, several people were taken to the police. without clashes with law enforcement officers it worked out. even journalists took part in the fight. colleagues captured it. as the cameraman hit his opponent with a television camera, the crowd attacked the police cordon near the government house, the protesters moved there from the parliament building, it was besieged for several hours in a row. deputies discussed the law on foreign agents; the document obliges to register npos that are financed from abroad. the oppo

of state. anthony blinked and bit down to the middle east for another round of thoughts with adam leaders. for the 1st time in weeks, he's around and come us signal momentum, photo tools, including the values of hostages. posts are coming up retreats on the eastern front . you brainstorming. c'mon, diseases outnumbered the troops at pulling back to new positions and they've done yet screeching as russian forces of guns and another devastating tornado stripe sand from us, leaving full dead. and once in one small town in oklahoma, in ruins, the i've been expanded. you're welcome us secretary of state anthony banking has arrived in saudi arabia as part of new ports to broadcast east fire data between israel and hum moss he's set to meet with. and he does have gulf out of states who being mediating a plan for the tools and that a ton of hostages held and gaza since the homos led to the attack on the 7th of october. at the same time, a mazda negation is expected to meet egyptian officials in title, for adults also aimed at securing an agreement. then it goes to issues that taking place as a fan

international standards, carrying out all kinds of military operations on the territory of states in europe, the middle east around the world, the implementation of extremely harsh migration policies in recent years, and many other violations of human rights and freedoms, illustrate not only the dual nature of the us position regarding human rights standards, but and her conniving approaches to... international law as such, how do they correlate with what we bring from savita’s travels, a little sea, delicious traditions and cashback bonuses for the next trip, avito travel, everything will go as booked, with cashback and bonuses. what are you waiting for? are you a metaphor? i am an example, i adapt, i change, i develop, and this has been the case for 110 million years. so what are you waiting for? change and change. tochka, a bank for entrepreneurs and enterprises. on easter, russian lotto brings people together. and when we are together, our help is greater. in the easter charity draw , 10 rubles from each ticket sold will be donated to charitable causes. we will give away 1.0 cash prizes. every second ti

it seems to be lead principally by the united states and a couple of states in the middle east, notably got the era and others who have been working with both of us and israel to try and come across us with a viable formula that can bring about peace, so i can't say frankly that the u. n. has distinguished itself with the surprises, but i'm not sure it's entirely reasonable to blame the un here. i was looking more critical of the you and for not having intervened earlier to prevents the russia you creating problems next. because when it was being widely tether dropped for weeks before the war broke out. that's what it might be a minute. that would have been the right time for the un 60 generals to send the miseries to both, must go and keep, and if necessary, to nature capitals, to find a formula that could have avoided this, this tragic war. and very was critical of the un. i am not similarly critical of you in here because i understand the dynamics of there's not much that's the un could have done in a situation where super paws are directly involved and i'm not prepared to agree on a

tasks of the iranian state less risky in proxy mode, having paramilitary militia formations in lebanon, syria and now on the territory of the collapsed yemeni state. the situation in the middle easttering on the brink of a major war, but there are no people interested in it, but there are more and more signs of a deadlock. both political and military. israel ignores external opinion; it is not the first, and it will not be the last. the problem, however, is the inability to achieve the set goals. the longer everything drags on, the more material the international disengagement becomes. any kind of productive outcome is becoming less and less realistic for anyone. in turkey political upheaval. on municipal ones. the opposition republican people's party achieved success in the elections; it not only retained power in all major cities of the country, but overall overtook the justice and development party, for the first time in more than 20 years of its rule. the republican people's party, or chp, was created by the founder of the turkish republic, kemal ataturk. for the first quarter of a century after the collapse of the ottoman empire, it was... the ruling party of turkey. the six

us secretary of state antony blinken returned to the middle east asking regional leaders to press hamaspt the terms of a new deal. mr blinken says the offer is "extraordinarily generous". hamas negotiators have reportedly left peace talks in cairo, saying they will return with a response. our security correspondent frank gardner has more, from jerusalem. what's being debated is the permission by the israeli military for large numbers of palestinian displaced people, currently who are sheltering in the south of the gaza strip, in the city of rafah, to move back to their homes in the north. that's something that israel has resisted in the past. israel, reportedly, would also remove some of its forces from gaza. this would be during a a0 day truce. and there would of course be the exchange of hostages and prisoners. probably hundreds, if not thousands, of palestinian prisoners coming out of israeli jails in return for a rather lowerfigure than was originally demanded by israel — an initialfigure of around 33 israeli hostages. now, from the israeli side, there is dual pressure going on here

iran, citizens of israel should be aware that the capabilities of the state of israel exceed those of any country in the middle eastr defense system is shown here in the condition. full readiness, you need to understand that yes, if there is an additional threat from the territory of iran, of course, most likely it will be airborne, again, we are considering various and varied developments of events, we are familiar with iran not from october 7, and not from last month, we have been monitoring and understanding for a long time, we have certain information about what iran may be preparing, and of course, we are ready to repel any threat, in turn, the media , citing its sources in the intelligence services , reports that israel will not limit itself to intercepting ballistic missiles in the event of an iranian attack. the country's air force is preparing for a retaliatory raid, including on nuclear facilities of the islamic republic. a western security official told reporters that in recent days israel has been conducting secret air force training using various types of fighters, long-distance marches, and also condu

is all happening as leaders from the middle east converge on egypt, searching for a way to bring home hamas held hostages and get aid into gaza, secretary of state blinken is in the middle east pushing for all of that. nbc's alice barr is tracking it all from washington, d.c. a new flashpoint today in the college campus protest movement over the war in gaza, columbia university in new york has started suspending pro-palestinian demonstrators who refused to abandon their encampment despite a 2:00 deadline to clear out or face potential suspension. the students refuse to trade in the blood of palestinians. the students demanding an end to the israel-hamas war and that their schools divest or stop doing business with israel. the protests piling pressure on president biden in a tough election year, secretary of state antony blinken meeting with arab leaders in saudi arabia as the administration presses for a cease fire deal that would free hamas held hostages and get more desperately needed humanitarian aid into gaza. the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a cease fire is hamas. the proposal under negotiation would reportedly free 33

with them was held by us secretary of state antony blinken, and the italian foreign minister said that he would definitely raise the issue of the situation in the middle east. the american state department also reported on blinken's negotiations with the heads of egypt, jordan, saudi arabia and turkey. the head of the state department emphasized: washington does not seek to escalate the situation in the region. the opportunity to create a strategic alliance due to the serious threat from iran, which threatens to fire nuclear missiles at us, is very a serious threat, the united states and its allies stand shoulder to shoulder with us. according to the wall street journal, israel may respond to the iranian attack as early as today, april 15. the newspaper's sources claim that biden and his government are allegedly trying with all their might to slow down the course of events, but such belated attempts to influence israel harshly. according to him, tehran's actions were proportionate and aimed only at military targets in order to minimize the possibility of further escalation. alika komarova, lead. market analysts are awaiting israel's next steps. it is his a

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we are at this direct moment of what could be the beginning of a new middle east there's opportunity for israel to change course and sunni statesdifferent way and to stand up against iranian aggression. looking at some of the _ against iranian aggression. looking at some of the pictures _ against iranian aggression. looking at some of the pictures and - against iranian aggression. looking l at some of the pictures and northern israel right nowjust to tell our viewers jonathan, just to israel right nowjust to tell our viewersjonathan, just to come back to you, we will have to see what israel's response and flow response will be. what do you think there could be? will have to wait and see how this fully influenced but do you think we could see a volley of attacks, counterattacks here? yes. think we could see a volley of attacks, counterattacks here? yes, i think so. israel— attacks, counterattacks here? yes, i think so. israel has _ attacks, counterattacks here? yes, i think so. israel has far _ attacks, counterattacks here? yes, i think so. israel has far superior - think so. israel has far superior firepower than iran. especial

this is a threat to the united states and to all of our partners in the middle east. and that is why this moment is such -- has such tremendous strategic importance. iran and its proxies are testing the resolve of israel, the united states and the international community. we absolutely must restore deterrence against iran. to protect our vital national security interests in the middle east. and that means standing shoulder to shoulder with our friend and ally, israel. we are stronger together. together this coalition literally shot missiles and drones out of the sky, protecting cities and citizens alike. some of my colleagues over the easter recess, my wife ronda and i traveled to israel, and we were able to see firsthand the impacts of the conflict on the people there. the resolve of the israeli people is stronger than ever. h.res. 1143 makes a simple, clear statement that we stand with israel and we support israel's right to defend itself and to restore deterrence. including by responding to this attack as is appropriate. it also makes clear that our longstanding com

state of emergency, and residents say cleanup here could take weeks. omar villafranca, cbs news, sulphur, oklahoma. >>> well now to the middle east. there has been a flurry of activity aimed at reaching an agreement on a cease-fire in gaza and securing the release of hostages being held by hamas. secretary of state antony blinken arrived in saudi arabia this morning before his stop in israel on tuesday. president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday, warning once again about an israeli assault on the city of rafah. cbs' tina kraus joins us now from london with the latest on all of this. good morning, tina. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. secretary of state antony blinken arrived in saudi arabia's capital city of riyadh this morning at the start of a new crisis tour aimed at securing an elusive israel-hamas cease-fire. the push is part of a plan to get hostages out of gaza and more humanitarian aid in to palestinian civilians caught in the crossfire. anger over israel's failure to bring hostages home is spilling onto the streets with israelis stepping up protests to pressure prime minister benj

security analysts david sanger i asked him about the state of the ceasefire and hostage release talks as the us secretary of state arrives in the middle east the key part of this for the hostage talks is, is real but it's all part of three moving parts here one is whether or not israel goes into rafah. the second is whether or not they get the hostage deal, which at this point really has more to do with hamas i think he's is has signed off on the opera that the united states and european allies, i helped put together. and then the third piece of it is whether or not there would be a saudi deal that would recognize israel, which would also, of course require that prime minister netanyahu agreed to a two-state solution he four doesn't sound like that's where his head's at right now. >> yeah. and de and of course, if president joe biden and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke the earlier sunday via phone. the president reiterating his clear position on the potential rafah invasion, calling on israel to ensure civilians are protected but israel says it will invade rather even if a hostage deal is reached, what will be the conseque

>>> as we mentioned at the top of the hour, andrea is traveling with secretary of state antony blinken in the middle eastandberg and talked with her about her new documentary. and parts of this conversation, this documentary, will be difficult. watch. >> rape as a weapon of war. most recently by hamas against israeli women during the october 7 attack. and against hostages since. atrocities confirmed by an nbc news investigation. and now the state department in a new report as well as a focus by the united nations thanks to women activists. joining me now is sheryl sandberg founder of lean in and former ceo of meta. and her new documentary screams before violence, former women hostages and survivors in israel returning to their homes for the first time since the mass der. i'll play a clip. let's watch. >> there were ten men around me. my instinct was just to fight. to do what i can. i was really scared that they are going to rape me there and that they are going to drag me through gaza streets and parade my body around. i feared that more than being killed. i was chained for three weeks in gaza. i was kep

the hands of the islamic state, cannot be compared to representatives of other ethnic groups groups and most of the terrorist attacks and hostilities take place on the territory of the middle east can mention here the war in syria and iraq, the terror introduced by the militants of the islamic state in these occupied territories, well, we have already mentioned here the terrorist attacks against the shiites, and the war against the taliban , that is, in fact, they are an extremely regional and... urban structure that does not see any compromises in front of them, and does not want any compromises, that is, they mobilize their supporters on this very basis, and believe that that this is the only correct, correct option, and in this, against this background, even alkaya look like a kindergarten, although they objectively come from alkaida, ugh, but tell me, mr. igor, in principle... how serious is the danger of terrorist actions in russia in the future, are they able to somehow respond to this situation now? yes, i think that the danger is real, and i think that this organization will at least try to carry out terrorist acts in order to confirm its, and its, right to a terrorist

states of station american troops in syria and iraq in this present time? well, i mean, we go back to your, i guess the beginning, the, the, the carter doctrine of the decision made that the, the middle east is an oil protection of oil supplies are the industry chic national interest of the united states. i was part of the marine corps rapid deployment force back in the 1980s ready to deploy on a moment's notice. i deployed to saudi arabia during operation desert shield, desert storm to respond to i reaction invasion of kuwait, the invasion that we made, the case threatening the, your saudi arabian oil fields in eastern saudi arabia, therefore triggering the need to intervene. and then we sort of lost track and became not so much about securing the oil as um, saving face. we didn't get rid of saddam hussein after desert storm and for the next decade we uh, embarked on policies of regime change using united nations sanctions to strangle saddam until we could build up a case for war for missed on a lie that got us involved in a conflict in 2003 a couple on that. the global war on terror. 911, f ganna. stan. um, i'll tell you what we don't know why we're in the middle. sort of wrapped in thi

this is the us secretary of state 7th visit to the middle east since the october 7th attacks. and he's urging home us to accept this deal of 40 day cease fire and the release of palestinians imprisoned by israel in exchange for more than 30 is rarely hostages. held by him, us from us has before the proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of his room. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of guys and a cease fire is the most. they have to decide and they have to decide quickly, conditions and goss, i have worse. and in the past 2 days, dozens of people have died in east where the air strikes on the southern city, a for alpha. among the victims, members of the do to her family. one was just a small child the bottom and then we were sitting in the homes and then the house was gone and we didn't know anything. everyone was sleeping in their bed. the displays, those wouldn't on displays to come on in the most of these models with displays. and in addition to the family living here, that members of the family and the displays bo

ceasefire is the best way to really stop putting in because you are a secretary of state anthony blinking is back in the middle east on another push foot piece for the 1st time in weeks, isabel and her boss signals momentum for a truce, including the release of hostages, the bitterest vanity, welcome us, fee of state antennae blinking is holding talks and solve their a be a with out of gulf states, officials. it's part of a new push to broker sees 5 d between israel and how much lincoln has told me does gathered and be all that a ceasefire. is the best way to relieve the humanitarian crisis in gaza. it's expected a truce. would also include the release of hostages, held in god's us as to how mos net that are attacked on the 7th of october. at the same time, a mazda, indigo. sion is expected to meet the different officials in keitel for adults aimed at securing an agreement. the negotiations are taking place as the price of a ground invasion continues to new overall thought. but over half of guys us population is tempting of the, the city of rafa has been the last refuge. the families fleeing the financing and got t

united states of america has more solutions in to put on a table when it comes to the middle east, the fact that at one point the united states of america decided by by demonstration, to be away from the middle i think it wasn't the best choice. so we need to be more into the middle east skipping an eye on the middle east and brink elmore solution when it comes to radicalism is bring even more solution when it comes to the iranian regime iranian regime complaining about what happened between them and the israelis when there was an attack next to their, next to the embassy of iran in damascus. but then iran also attacked the saudi embassy. we all remember that and we ran also pack the britain embassy and we all under and we didn't see saudi declaring war. no, britain declaring war on iran. but the best solution here is that in the united states of america is the solution one, two, they can bring a lot on it people. the fact that they need to stand strong and firm message today, iranian, iranian last night when they attacked israel, we seen the middle east almost they came together let's

and not only against us over in states of iran or syria, and not only in the middle east, but is anywhere in the world businesses to what we called upon the colleagues of insecurity code. so, to clearly either quickly, unequivocally condemn such reckless steps to make sure that they don't get repeat it to us. we also warrant about other why is the risk of a repeat of such acts and the general escalation of the region would grow many fault. we even proposed draft press stage meant by the security account. so this was put together on the basis of the standards, which s k says de politicized language. and what did we hear at that time from our western delegations. they said that for them not everything was clear and office and in what was necessary was to assess and see whether such a signal from because it will help to stabilize the situation. in the region of the united states, u. k. and france, their essentially declined to confirm that the basic principles of international law. i'll be in the final ability of the diplomatic and concert of facilities which i have been trying to get into v