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the senate republican majority will stand with r t l a is real and make this and other supportive legislation. a top priority in the next congress, the i, c, c, has no credibility, and these allegations have been refuted by the us government. israel has lawfully defended its people and borders from genocidal terrorists. you can expect a strong response to the anti semitic bias of the i, c, c, and un come january. the court is a dangerous joke, is now time for the us senate to act and sanction is irresponsible body. the court defied every concept of fundamental fairness and legitimize the corrupt prosecutors actions restaurant, i guess, now held in bar code here, john was an expert on us as ready relations. our joining us live from around my life. it's about a good he thank you very much. for coming on all the international, enjoying what is a quick developing story here. you've already heard, you know, and stand by that was you, us to anybody go live with us. the international reaction is pouring into these arrest warrens, notably from america. america is basically laughing. this off, in a sense, and now several american officials guess w

the senate republican majority will stand with our t l i is real and make this and other supportive legislation a top priority in the next congress. the i c. c has no credibility. and these allegations have been refuted by the us government. israel has lawfully defended its people and borders from genocidal terrorist. you can expect a strong response to the anti semitic bias of the i, c. c, and un come january. the court is a dangerous joke. it is now time for the us senate to act and sanction this irresponsible body. the court defied every concept of fundamental fairness and legitimize the corrupt prosecutors actions a hi, that's just about it for now. here we're not to international, but from the entire news team. thank you so much for joining us. so rachel ruble, my colleague is here very soon. she's with all the updates to a number of breaking news stories here or not. you international, as rachel takes you to the evening hours. he read most of the pacific. i've never seen the the this is what is you the rest of choices to operate? it didn't don't pass under the orders of ukrainians. special service in the hands of staying with the bl

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c. l 1000 days ago. moscow began its full scale invasion if you try it and what it called a special military operation at the time is seeing the government in t will be quickly overwhelmed. but it held them out of stiver and cost. hundreds of thousands of military and civilians have been killed in the war. millions of ukrainians have been uprooted from the homes. let's take a look now what the total that has taken and what it would cost to rebuild a $1000000.00 casualties. that's the total of dead and wounded since russia invaded ukraine a 1000 days ago. according to various western sources, most of the dead and wounded are soldiers, but a significant number are civilians of the military casualties us officials say about 300000 ukrainian soldiers had been killed or wounded since the conflict began . the estimate more than 600000 russian casualties in the same time as for civilians. at the end of july, the united nations said that over $11000.00 ukrainian civilians had died and nearly $24000.00 were wounded and cautioned that those official accounts were likely lower than the real total. in terms of military equipment, russia has lost thousand