sullivan: i have not.from hamas to start releasing prisoners as part of the cease-fire deal, that would be welcome news. it isn't something i have heard yet, but as i said before, we have been encouraging both sides, and encouraging the world to put pressure on hamas. i will look into that report. reporter: quickly on haiti, did the u.s. wait too long it its support of praise minister -- prime minister ariel henry, even he has been accused of being involved in the plot to assassinate president juvenile boys? mr. sullivan: decisions by haitn people. that is why we supported the conference in jamaica that was not dictated by us. it is not forcall on who leads s for the haitian people to make that call and we have been proud to support the effort that was undertaken yesterday. we hope it will move forward. seeing what prime minister henry did, not because of the u.s. dictat, we think it takes into account the best interests of haiti and the haitian people. reporter: we have seen a level of escalation at the b

of haimars, then atakams and f-16 as well, so sullivan is a triumph of education over experience, hea man who, you ... do not understand at all what is the nature of russian imperialism, how to defeat her, that's why it's disgraceful, disgraceful, but we didn't hear that in kyiv, but from andriy yarmak, in principle, from the ukrainian authorities, we don't hear any dissatisfaction there regarding sullivan's policy. well, you know, i'm hearing here now from various international partners that the president of ukraine should appeal now to continue macron's initiative, and to start sending us military missions, in particular to protect critical objects. structures, this is important, secondly, the president of ukraine should ask romania, poland, other countries, members of nato, for that they, having their air defense systems, protect our cities, such as, for example, romania - odesa, poland, part of western ukraine, and we direct the rest of the air defense systems to the protection of cities or front-line communities, that is, we can already demand in nato , in view of the genocide t

sullivan, aye. the clerk: mr. fetterman, no. mr. tillis, aye. the clerk: mr. cassidy, aye. mr. ricketts, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, aye. the nays are 50. the motion is not agreed to. majority leader. mr. schumer: madam president, could we have order, please. there are a lot of people who have to get to a lot of places. we're going to be real strict on 10-minute votes. stay in your place. mr. schumer: the remaining votes in this series be 10 minutes in length. the presiding officer: without objection. a senator: madam e presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. schmitt: i move to concur in the house amendment to the senate amendment with my amendment 1626. the presidcer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from missouri mr. schmitt moves to concur in the house amendment to the senate amendment with an 1626. the presiding officer: there will now be two minutes for debate equally divided. mr. schmitt: thank you, madam president. i'll be brief and sort of walk through this a good government amendment that i hope that everybody can get

sullivan might not have been, and we still do not know who was at this meeting, why it was held, whyuddenly the previous meetings were covered in different capitals, in different cities, it was said that they were connected there with the preparation for the summit, which should be held in switzerland, which is currently being prepared by the ministry of foreign affairs of this country, but this meeting of advisers, it actually... turned out to be so secret that not even in telegram -channels that can invent any news, you can order even this, no information about what it was, and well, the question is not for me, i think that if you write something to your telegram channel, then this blockade there will of course be broken, well the national security advisers, to be quite serious here, they can afford not to report... on what and how they are doing, because again they are not politicians, we are used to a different logic during the war, because in us representatives of weapons. forces, representatives of the special services usually have the opportunity to address the public, but for

house national security adviserjake sullivan. , . , . ., sullivan.dent has re'ected and did aaain sullivan. president has re'ected and did again today * sullivan. president has re'ected and did again today the h sullivan. president has rejected and did again today the strongman - sullivan. president has rejected and did again today the strongman that| did again today the strongman that raising questions about roth is the same as raising questions about defeating hamas. that'sjust defeating hamas. that's just nonsense. defeating hamas. that'sjust nonsense. our position is, should not be allowed a safe haven in rafah or anywhere else, but a major ground operation there would be a mistake. it will lead to more innocent civilian deaths, orson the already higher humanitarian crisis, deepen the anarchy in gaza and further isolate israel internationally. more importantly, the key goals israel wants to achieve in rafah can be done by other means. on the call today, president biden as the prime minister to send a senior interagency team composed of military,

white house said yesterday, jake sullivan. �* . , ., sullivan.re is on the table today. for six _ sullivan. a cease-fire is on the table today. for six weeks - sullivan. a cease-fire is on the table today. for six weeks to l sullivan. a cease-fire is on the | table today. for six weeks to be built _ table today. for six weeks to be built on— table today. for six weeks to be built on into something more enduring _ built on into something more enduring if hamas would simply release — enduring if hamas would simply release women, wounded and elderly. the fact— release women, wounded and elderly. the fact that they will not do so says _ the fact that they will not do so says a _ the fact that they will not do so says a lot — the fact that they will not do so says a lot to me about masses regard for innocent _ says a lot to me about masses regard for innocent palestinian civilians the fact— for innocent palestinian civilians the fact that they are holding onto those _ the fact that they are holding onto those folks and refusing to release them _ those

that she herself can provide, that is, this is such a serious conversation , because sullivan is in some sense , i don't know whether it is the right hand or the left hand of biden, he enjoys his trust, and you know that sullivan, he is perceived by many of us almost like a politician, but in the american sense he is not a politician, he is a person appointed directly by the president who... works under the president, that is, a person who is responsible for coordinating all activities in the field of national security, and the source of decisions in this field is, is directly president biden, this does not mean that sullivan's influence there is somewhat limited, he is really crazy, that is, all these decisions converge on him, but nevertheless, he is not a politician in our sense. and... tell me, mr. pavle, that here in kyiv there was a meeting of advisers from issues of national security, at which even mr. saliv was not present, and we still do not know who was at this meeting, why it was held. why suddenly the previous meetings were covered in different capitals, in different cities,

it's that the sullivans never dispute your allegations of fraud. they never say and their response, we didn't steal the money. what should we take from that as well? you take the inference is that they're trying to escape on technicalities any the justice. so otherwise, even the allegations you know, when they're unrequited and you obviously have a chance to put that in your replies and judge sullivan has submitted documents and memoranda but is memorized and never says i didn't do any of this. that i was his lawyer all alone. i represented them fairly. there's a that is all around the edges. my own view as a lawyer in court regularly is that there's an issue of docket, congestion, and judges often times look for excuses to get rid of cases that they don't think are high profile and no right. at least this gets off my doc and then the court of appeals can take care of. right. and i think that's what happened in this particular case. i still cannot conceive because it's just a very, very elementary principal of common law fraud. going back 80 years,

sullivan was more reserved, said i can't please you with a suitable ranged weapon just yet. and in general, how do you evaluate these visits, were there any specifics in them for you? well, i don't think you can call it a visit that jack salevan came. lynsey's visit is somehow too much. i say this with respect to him, of course, i have known him for many years, and as far as i am concerned, that linsey who was, well, friends, or maybe political friends. mccain's partner, and i well remember my joint conversations with them there, remained in your memories, in short, but vitaliy put it very clearly with a smile, and now lynsey is such a classic trumpist that, in my opinion , almost no one in today's republican party can afford to go against trump, since the chances of getting elected fall many times over, well... but, that linsey largely repeats trump's logic there with the loans there for ukraine and so on and so forth, it doesn't really surprise me in today's reality, as for jake, well jake just never passes by, he always comes to discuss strategy, approaches, and i'm sure

sullivan was more reserved, said that i can't please you with suitable long-range weaponry yet, and in general, how do you assess... these visits, were there any specifics in them for you? well, if you can call it a visit that jax allevan came, lynsey's visit is somehow a bit too much, i say this with respect, of course to him, i've known him for many years, and as far as i'm concerned, that lynsey who was, well, friends, or maybe friends, political partners of mccain, and i'm fine... as far as i 'm concerned, almost no one in today's republican party can afford to go against trump, as the chances of re-election fall many times over, and the fact that linsey largely... repeats trump's logic there with loans there for ukraine and so on and so forth, it doesn't really surprise me in today's reality, as for jake, well jake just never comes, he always comes to discuss strategy, approaches, and i'm sure his visit is generally about logic, what, how can to do together, which the administration is ... ready to do on the campaign trail, so that it wants to see from us what it can provide itsel

let's hear what sullivan said.ere are questions here because of the delay in congress passing a bill containing the relief package you rightfully deserve. and for which president biden fights every day. $60 million has already been approved by the senate, now we are working with the house of representatives to approve the aid package. we are sure that we will manage to do it. well, the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states of america, mike johnson, without delay, promised to put aid to ukraine to a vote after the resolution of the budget issues. he did not name the exact terms. let's also listen to mike. it was a very tough negotiation, but now that this process is over, as i said before, our focus will shift to the issue of additional funding, there are several avenues that we are looking at to address this issue. i will not say today what exactly it is about, but i want you to know that this work was carried out in parallel. however, first we had to agree on an appropriation for the governm

sullivan. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, blackburn, britt, budd, cassidy, cornyn, cotton, cramer, crapo, daines,t, fischer, graham, grassley, hagerty, hawley, hyde-smith, johnson, kennedy, lkford, lee, lummis, marshall, mullin, paul, rounds, schmitt, scott of sulli tuberville, and wicker. mr. risch, aye.■ senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, bennet, blumenthal, booker, boozman, n, butler, capito, cardin, casey, collins, coons, cortez masto, duckworth, durbin, fetterman, gillibrand, hassan, heinrich, hickenlooper, hirono, kaine, kelly, king, klobuchar, lujan, manchin, markey, mcconnell, menendez, merkley, moran, murkowski, murray, ossoff, padilla, peters, reed,rosen, sanders, schatz, schumer, shaheen, sinema, smith, stabenow, tester, tillis, van hollen, vance, warner, warnock, warren, welch, whitehouse, wyd, and yo mr. ricketts, aye. mr. cruz, a mr. hoeven, aye. mr. wicker, no. the clerk: mr. carper, no. the clerk:

who is jake sullivan, buk sullivan, the security adviser , arrived yesterday with an unannounced visit, arrived in kyiv, and was asked what ukrainian victory was in what, jack sullivan did not say a single word about the return of territories, and journalists drew attention to this. but he said that the ukrainian victory is that ukraine will remain a sovereign, independent, democratic, successful country. he emphasized this democratic several times. he explained that he meant that ukraine would have a dynamic and dynamic democracy with powerful democratic institutions, which we now have democratic institutions, now there is nothing left in the country except for the parliament, please tell me how functional the parliament is now, why ukraine found itself in the list of countries that are called hybrid regimes to you understand, hungary, which everyone complains terribly about, is democracy, slovakia... which everyone complains about, is democracy, ukraine is a hybrid regime, and the situation with democracy in the country is only getting worse, it's about whether we win in this war, fr

let's hear now from the white house national security adviserjake sullivan. , ., , . ., sullivan.llivan. president has rejected and did again today the strongman i sullivan. president has rejected and did again today the strongman that| did again today the strongman that raising questions about roth is

he lasted literally. and it was demolished and changed to a headline , something like, there in sullivan, he praised the ukrainians, he believes in our victory, himself, this very news that he evaded the fact that he said it, did not mention the return of the territories remained , but she remained what is called in the basement of the news, that is, if you disclosed, it is somewhere at the very end, it was mentioned there in a couple of lines, and when i was like how about how a professional yes, a person who deals with this, already, already, already, already a very, very long time ago, i understand what happened, there was some act of censorship, it was an act of self-censorship, it was an act of some kind of interference, that is, we know how it was, because i saw the times when you could call from the president's office, from the administration president, i see what it was called, and say: listen, change this lock, or don't broadcast this news, well, it even called the opposition channel, remember when yanukovych whipped that wreath. when he, together with medvedev , tried to put it

national security adviser jake sullivan visited kyiv the other day. and just at this time secretary of state blinkin headed to egypt to try. achieve a ceasefire in israel's war against hamas. in this way , the biden administration is trying to make it clear that the united states is with ukraine. the us is sending its second-most important foreign policy official, the national security adviser, to kyiv, while the top us diplomat goes to cairo. as graham told linca while in kyiv, he is more confident than ever that a political solution will be found to help ukraine. problem. in that ukraine does not have time to wait so, unfortunately, one of the greatest weaknesses of our american political system is that a group of extreme ideological players in one house of our parliament can block what almost everyone else wants. certainly, the majority of american citizens approve of aid to ukraine, and as far as i understand, most members of congress also give the green light to aid to ukraine. unfortunately, we have to constantly live with this problem in the un

statement that this could provoke, and this is an uncontrolled escalation, well, that's all, as sullivanreviously said, this really happened, but the fact that the americans cannot agree on a single definition, the fact that the americans have a slightly broken system. messages, the system of narratives shows that it was really either an improvisation by sullivan, or he was really misunderstood, or the real issue was not that ukraine inflicts such strikes, in that the americans were not ready for it, they were either not warned, or they simply did not have their own strategy. if you look at the content analysis of what the americans have recently declared, their policy has essentially not changed. they do not publicly support such strikes, but they understand that ukraine has every right to do so. strike because this is the infrastructure that helps the military machine of the russian federation, so this infrastructure must be destroyed to stop the military invasion of the russian federation, so the americans, after such an unfortunate situation with misunderstanding turned out with sull

have a slightly broken system of messages, a system of narratives, shows that it really was or sullivan'ssation, he was either really misunderstood or the real issue was not that ukraine was making such blows, it was that the americans were not ready for it, they were either not warned, or they simply did not have their own strategy, if you look at the content analysis of what the americans recently stated, then their policy... in essence has not changed, they do not publicly support such strikes, but they understand that ukraine has every right to carry out such strikes, because this is the infrastructure that helps the military machine of the russian federation, so this infrastructure must be destroyed in order to stop military invasion of the russian federation , therefore the americans, after such an unfortunate situation with misunderstanding turned out with sullivan, they decided to take the old position and neither support, nor prohibit, but a clear position at the same time of the president... of the united states of america joseph biden about russian dictator vladimir putin, he c

jake sullivan said that ukraine should win.n, who spoke at ramstein 20, said that ukraine. ukraine will not, will not be allowed to be defeated , and why does washington not say that russia must suffer this defeat, or that ukraine must defeat russia, or russia must be without putin, or russia must be in some other form, or russia must to be demilitarized, denuclearized, well, in such a state that it did not threaten anyone. why in rhetoric , official washington is so restrained, i think there is one simple reason, well there are actually many of them, but there is one key one, and it is that washington does not have a clear understanding of this victory over russia to this day , that what for them is a victory and what to do with the defeated russian federation, they have this fear, it is largely existential, you know, that is, they cannot find any... with a huge country that has the largest nuclear potential in the world, will this not lead to some, well, negative consequences that the united states of america will no longer b

jake sullivan said that ukraine should win., who performed on rammstein 20, declared that ukraine, ukraine will not be allowed, will not be allowed to be defeated. and why does washington not say that russia must suffer this defeat, or that ukraine must defeat russia, or russia must be without. either russia should be in some other form, or russia should be demilitarized, denuclearized, well, in such a state that it does not threaten anyone, why in rhetoric. official washington is so reserved, i think there is one simple reason, well there are actually many, but there is one key one, and that is that washington has today there is no clear understanding of this victory over russia, what is a victory for them and what to do with the defeated russian federation, they have this fear, it is largely existential, you know, that is, they cannot find any reasons for it there is an explanation of what will happen to a huge country that has the largest nuclear potential in the world, will it not lead to some, well, negative consequences t

matthew horn was the teacher who, between classes at sullivan central high school in sullivan county, tennessee, would be in the hallway bantering with fellow teachers and with students about tv music. he wore a pearl jam t shirt when we first met and nonsense such as what exactly? qualified as soup. he coached baseball and taught courses on personal finance and for juniors, seniors, two sections of a class titled contemporary issues horn as students called or coach john would pause a lesson to let a kid show off a new tattoo. when he taught, he pulled up a chair or sat at a school desk. who is not about podiums and lectures but converse sation even about private creation, he nudged, but also listened classes about learning to question, to research and to evaluate what you thought. kids wanted to take that class because. they wanted to talk. they want to learn. they want to argue in an academic setting one student who took harlem's contemporary issues class twice told me a former student who was studying to be an early childhood educator, said, he was our teacher, but he was our frien

jake sullivan: thank you. thank you everybody. a few opening comments and that i can take your question. president biden spoke with the prime minister netanyahu, the two leaders disss development in israel and gaza and they spoke about the state of israel's military operations. the president emphasized his commitment to ensuring the -term security of israel and he affirmed that israel has the right to go after the perpetrators of the■ worst massacre of the jewish people since the holocaust. israel has made significant progress against hamas and broken a significant number of s including senior commanders, hamas' number three was put in an operation last week. the top leaders are in hiding, deep in the hamas tunnel network. justice will come for them to and we hoping to ensure that. more innocent civilians have died in this conflict in this military operation than in all the wars in gaza combined. including thousands ofhumanitars descending across gaza. anarchy reigns in areas of israel's military has cleared. the first u.s. presid

sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner.r. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. un the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 47. the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. a senator: thank you. in order to consider my simple and reasonable amendment,t'stal democrats blocking amendment out of the way in order to move forward with my amendment. mr. hagerty: let me caught through the procedural languagea very simple question. do you support american taxpaye illegal immigrants from countries like venezuela and haiti into america to be settled in cities and towns near you? if so, then vote against me. vote no preserve this practice of using taxpayer dollars to charter planes that move and import thousands of illegal aliens into your states. make no mistake here, president biden has been secretly flying hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens from foreign countries into blue city airports. just last year alo

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(gfx — image sullivan us national security adviser jake sullivan called that �*nonsense' and a �*strawposing total defeat of hamas. national security adviser jake sullivan called that nonsense and a "straw man" argument. some 1.5 million palestinians from other parts of gaza are seeking refuge in rafah. that's almost half the population. the problem becomes, where do they go? qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson has been speaking on both the rafah operation, and on the potential for a ceasefire. here's what he said moments ago. we have cautioned and will still caution any attack on rafah will make the humanitarian situation considerably worse. it is terrible, this crisis with the number of atrocities that have taken place, but it would also difficult for negotiation process to succeed within the parameters of such an attack. i cannot comment on the details of the attack, we are in the midst of negotiations tomorrow. we are cautiously optimistic negotiations will continue through the meeting he described. it is still too early to any particular success and that is what gives is optimis

sullivan spoke for the first time yesterday with his mouth the words "pemoga of ukraine".id that ukraine can win, and america will fully support it. and he also said other important words. because this is not only a question of the security of ukraine, but also a question of the security of the united states. these are all good words, but action is needed. sullivan said at the press conference that he understands that ukraine is outraged by the five-month delay of this draft law. he said, we will do everything and help will be provided, and once again emphasized that this is a matter of our own security. let's see how it will be resolved. looks like such decisive action biden's attempt was prompted by europe's position. macron proposes the so-called macron doctrine. this is not just a throw-in at a press conference. he develops the concept that we have to defeat russia. he uses the word defeat for russia for the first time. he states that on the eve of the possible victory of... trump, who will simply stop helping ukraine, which is an enemy of nato, europe will be defensel

yesterday, sullivan uttered the words victory of ukraine for the first time. he said that ukraine can defeat america, too. will fully support and also said other important words, because this is not only a question of the security of ukraine, but also a question of the security of the united states. all these are good words, but they are necessary affairs. sullivan said at the press conference that he understands that ukraine is outraged by the five-month delay of this draft law. he said, we will do everything and help will be provided. and he emphasized once again, this is a matter of our own security. it remains to be seen how this will be resolved, but it seems that for such decisive action, the bid by biden was prompted by the position of europe. macron proposes the so-called macron doctrine. this is not just a throwaway at a press conference. he develops the concept that we have to defeat russia. he uses the word defeat for russia for the first time. he states that on the eve of the possible victory of trump, who will simply stop helping ukraine, which is

well, i think that as, as we heard from from j sullivan, the alternative approach would be not a major ground, defensive and rasa. but something more targeted, more, more precise and try to identify where her modest leadership may be hiding. add to add to use other kinds of military means to achieve those targets without the threatening as security of the civilian population. and both of their as someone with many years of diplomatic experience, particularly in the middle east, i'd like to ask you, what do you make of where things stand right now in this conflict as well. i think that increasingly there is a great deal of frustration over the failure of diplomacy to achieve even eliminated ceasefire. we have seen that there's going to be another is really delegation going to continue the negotiations. uh, but uh, but the administration i think is very frustrated that they haven't been able to impress on either the as rallies or home us or the need to take steps. now that would address the amount of terry crisis and bring this funding to a hall. and i think that again, as the, uh, the d

that is us national security advisor jack sullivan. our position is that how i should not be allowed a safe haven in rockville or anywhere else, but a major ground operation, there would be a mistake. it would lead to more innocent civilian deaths, worse in the already dire humanitarian crisis. deep in the, in our key in gaza and further isolate israel internationally. more importantly, the key goals israel wants to achieve in rasa, can be done by other meats. on the call today, president biden asked the prime minister to send the senior interagency team composed of military intelligence and humanitarian officials to washington in the coming days to hear us concerns about israel's current wrap up planning and the layout and alternative approach that would target tea from us elements in rafa and secure the egypt guides of border without a major ground. and i'd like to welcome gerald fire stein. he's a former us ambassador and once that is deputy console general in jerusalem, he is senior vice president of the middle east institute. and

, jack sullivan, who came to ukraine, did come , or should he come, already confused, well, with one.. declared that it is financial times gives, with a message to its sources, allegedly asked or recommended the ukrainian authorities to somehow influence our defense forces so that they do not attack oil refineries in russia, do you believe this, or if so, why? well, this financial times publication, which appeared today, says that the american side strongly advises the ukrainian authorities or the ukrainian military not to use their remote control there. drones to strike russian refineries, because it affects the increase in oil prices, and so it is indirectly affects the election positions of president biden in the united states, there is no reference to those officials who said this, today there were two, at least refutations from the ukrainian side, that such means of conditionally conditional pressure on the ukrainian authorities were not carried out, but. .. ms. stefanyshyn, who spoke at the kyiv security forum today, said that in fact we are acting in accordance with the nato c

sullivan in fact, as we speak. he'll have other meetings while he's in town today and tomorrow, certainly with secretary of defense austin tomorrow. we certainly look forward to having those discussions with him and making it clear to the defense minister that the united states continues to stand with israel as they fight hamas and will continue to work with might and main to get those hostages back with their families where they belong. thank you. >> john, what was the esahu not to send an israeli delegation this week? mr. kirby: i got to tell you, steve, we're kind of perplexed by this. a couple of points that need to be stated and, in fact, restated. number one, it's a nonbinding resolution. ■( so, there's no impact at all on israel and israel's ability to continue to go after hamas. number two, as i said in my opening statement, it does not represent a change at all in our policy. it's very consistent with everything that we've been saying we want to get done here. and we get to decide what our policy is.== the

and there's, when the sherman state department or business dies albright stonebridge jake sullivan, mr. biden's national security advisor is corporate collection, macro advisory. there they are. so what about lloyd austin? well, i got to tell you the general austin's corporate connections run deep and wide as well. they include the new core corporation, united technologies, raytheon, raytheon, and prior to joining president biden, austin worked together with the us secretary of state anthony blinking at the pine island capital partners group, a private equity firm investing in your ready defense companies who hoffer, among other things, access to government leaders, they say like president biden, one more thing about austin that you should probably know about you live comfortably, but not often patiently for most of his life on a military salary. good for him. but now he lives on a mansion right on the ocean in a place called kaya our island and south carolina and iowa. and he's worth more than $7000000.00. so when we come back, i'm gonna play for you the emergency call to police. when

format it was, and the secret is covered, i can say one simple thing, myself the fact that jake sullivanrrived in the ukrainian capital for literally a few hours, ugh, means that he discussed with the ukrainian political leadership some information, some strategy, which could not be discussed through any closed channels. because you can well imagine that in order to say to the ukrainian leadership , even fantastically: oh, you know, we are very worried that you are shooting at russian oil refineries, please don't do it, you don't need to go to kyiv for that , the ambassador of the united states of america in ukraine can safely meet with the relevant persons in the office of the president and that to say, it's small. it's a secret to talk about it, but if you have something that you really need to talk about, some kind of information, then you go, at this level, at the level of the national security adviser, you go in absolutely special situations, and this is also a big the problem is that we don't know how many times jack sullivan has been to the middle east. almost not much, well yes,

have, but this is the main country, it is the united states of america , and it is very good that sullivan says this, there are certain, by the way, back in december and... in january, i gave such predictions and comments, because i was invited to the united states of america, i met with congressmen and senators, and i said that a window of opportunity would open for ukraine, and that we should not wait, let me remind you that everyone said in december that everything would be done by christmas , then in january they said everything would be fine by the end of january, then i went there and said that you know, friends, unfortunately, let's be honest and say that the chances of that are small. and the milestone of importance for ukraine in terms of aid will open at the end of march, at the beginning of april. and it is connected with one, only one. here you show now the congress of the united states of america, right with him. the fact is that in the usa there are also elections, well, rather, we all know about the presidential elections, but also there are elections for congressmen and sen

how is that different from, from blinking, and sullivan and, and wendy williams, our, i'm sorry, wendy sherman and the people who did it with the faculty the same. and so they have to protect him because that's how they're all feeling there by everyone who is in power. tony blinking, or whoever it is, they have a severe of influence around them. and all of their assistants and the people around them are peddling that influence and it's, this is not a democrat or republican thing. this is a, this is a thing in our government that we have to probably find a way to do so. lots peddling is against the law, simple and pure and simple. and then how do you make it against the law, but they did it and that's what he's, that's why they had his congressional hearings now because he wasn't, it wasn't what am i doing? oh, yes ma'am. do all these people in the bottom of the street is who quite a job in corporate world on tuesday. and he was born providing on wednesday because he was bidding because allegedly joe biden was reaping a financial benefit from it. while he was on a government salary. and

this was announced by national security adviser to the american president jake sullivan.s could take place at the end of this week or the beginning of next week. sullivan stressed that the parties support close contact regarding idf actions in the gaza strip. what is the position? from suspected terrorists, they are currently under investigation. we eliminated more than 20 terrorists on the hospital grounds, led by militant mabhouh. fighting in areas where civilians are concentrated is increasingly irritating israel’s western partners. the head of european diplomacy borel , during his visit to washington, made perhaps the harshest statement against israel, accusing it of deliberately provoking hunger. before the war, gaza was the world's largest open-air prison; today it has become the largest open -air cemetery, a cemetery for tens of thousands of people and for many important principles of humanitarian law. in response, the head of the israeli foreign ministry, israil kats, on his page on social networks advised the european official not to interfere, but dissatisfactio

sullivan. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, bennet booker blumenthal booker butler are cardin carper cortez masto, duckworth, durbin hassan heinrich kaine, kelly, king klobuchar, menendez ossoff, padilla, peters rosen, smith, van hollen warner warnock, and warren. mr. casey, aye. senators voting in the negative -- barasso, boozman, britt, cassidy, cramer cruz ernst, fischer, graham gafl hawley hoeven hyde-smith johnson, kennedy, lankford marshall risch, romney roun rubio, schmitt, tillis tuberville and young. mr. cornyn, no. shaheen, aye. the clerk: ms. lummis, no. mr. lee, no. the clerk: mr. wicker, no.@/ the clerk: mr. markey, aye. mr. tester, aye. mr. wyden, aye. mr. braun, no. mr. fetterman, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, no.e clerk: mr. cotton, no. the clerk: mr.welch, aye. ms. cantwell, aye. mr. reed, e. mr. merkley, aye. mrs. mrs. murray, aye. mr. daines, no. mr. mcconnell, no. mr. coons, aye. mr.