the latest twist in the biscuit for tat _ logic. battle focuses on a type of engineering plastic that can partially replace metals like copper and zinc. it is also used to make auto parts, electronics and medical equipment, so on sunday chinese officials announced they will launch an investigation into chemical imports from the us, eu, china and taiwan. they say the probe is expected to take about a year but could be extended by six months. year but could be extended by six months-— year but could be extended by six months. , , , ., six months. just remind us what ha--ened six months. just remind us what happened when _ six months. just remind us what happened when this _ six months. just remind us what happened when this happened l six months. just remind us what| happened when this happened in a similarfashion with happened when this happened in a similar fashion with the us and the eu?— a similar fashion with the us and the eu? . , ~ ,, and the eu? last week, the us sla ed and the eu? last week, the us slapped tariffs _ and the e

has canceled career growth in our country either, tell me why you came, for details, tell me, before tat-tatow, i behave well, i haven’t beaten people under investigation lately, i haven’t raped witnesses, thank you for that, so that’s what i’ll report to the minister today. “they say there was a mistake, we are not to blame either, thank you, comrade general, but seriously, for now you are out of business suspended, which means that no one will interfere with our business in that life, and you yourself will not endanger your loved ones, and what could have come to this, could, could still come, so..." think, denis, what you want whether to continue this business or not, what’s there to think about, i have to finish it, well then, as they say, keep your fists, so that’s it, well , what, oh, mikhalkov, so, so, these, no, this is already the supreme one. i’m glad, try the black ones, yeah, well, they look like a deputy, but not very much, the face is very smart, we’ll leave these, yeah, yes, i never thought that i would have to put it on again... oh well, don’t fuss, well, one thing surprises

these gamest for tat caving to the messaging parties the fringes and further away from real proving whatericans already think about for political games, not to deliver results. today's vote won't deliver lasting results for americans. but the impact of today's vote is actually worse than simply being a useless messageecoes set message. but it's a messa lawmakers. i've often asked my coluesin t o step out of partisan boxes and work with me solutions to real problems. we've don it time and time again. this time it didn't work. nearly four months later, i'm still disappointed that we didn't solve the border crisis for my and for our country. but to use a political punching bag only punishes those who were courageous enough to do the hard work of findi compromise in the first place. next time? who will stand up and do the wo who will take the risks? who wyes, i'll help solve this big challenge our faces? , i'll help why would anyone we don't leave today with a political victory. no one ns. no one gets the higher ground. instead, we're saying to other, don't step out, don't try to solve your

do you think tat's an important? yes. i mean, think it's important.ts often into that class thinking, oh, god, you know, i've already had a survey. of course, high school. why do i have to it again? but history inlege is often very different than history. in high school, when in high school a certain list of, you know, standards the states call them. right. you must teach these things. they will be a big t students ho memorize all this stuff. i mean when s a canada we had e end ofs canadian history and i. i got my mother to buy get paper at thew, the brown paper that you wrap meat in six feet long. and i wrote canadian history facts and little tiny print passed test promptly forgot all in the bills in.# canada. so when you get to college it's all about well what's the evidence for that? how did how did y h start to figure that out? how do we know? how has it changed? we're all we're interested in the in the why it was way it was else might have happened, not just what happened. high teachers try to do that. in to howve much less time than we do histor

investigation into french and brandy, in ports into china. viewed about by many as a kind of tit for tat investigation. now when it comes to the perspective of china, we're expecting basing really to move to i'm so many people drive a wedge between the us and europe when it comes to their approach to badging nicole and has long signal that he wants to have a more autonomous approach to beijing, one that doesn't simply follow the perspective of the us and he simply doesn't want to kind of mirror the approach. and we can see that in the kind of wilma reception that mccord is like, do you think you're shooting, paying, for example, taking she to a parent needs that location of the birthplace of has a maternal grandmother tomorrow. so we're going to see that kind of disunity that i know about questioning, where you are, the, how that you should deal with china, even in how much one is dealing with shooting, paying right, and how is this visit being seen in taiwan? i mean, especially since problems as distance itself from the us position on the taiwan issue to deal with. i'm really all stem f

and just 3 days ago, tat was a new president lighting to talk about taiwan with his official name as the republic of china, r o c, as a submarine, an independent country, and is not affiliated with the people's republic of china, p r. c. the words were interpreted by badging, of lighting, the exposing, tie ones, independence attempt. so it doesn't just have a link between these, but the military drill is coming directly and lice, new role and speech. how does this compared to previous military post drink from paychecks? well, from the scope and content, all the exercise that has to be on now so far, it is the 1st military exercise based on various stage of on invasion of taiwan. and the exercise subjects may include blockade operations with foreign countries and outline islands, and even offshore island, a sold operations. this is something that was not practiced in the practice, no to exercise. and if you look at the name of the exercise, it's cold. united stored 2024 a which may be in there are a series of exercises and we cannot roll out of the possibility of a, b, and c in the fu

a barb tat claimed more than 1,200 innoctl. civilian women, children, and the eld were ripped from their homes and massacred. raped, beheaded. jewish families were bound together and burned. babies burned alive. atrocities of humanity. we must never forget never relent. israelis, americans and others were savagely kidnapped from their hbeaten and taken hostagee terrorist tunnels beneath gaza.y day that there are still over 120 souls held hostage. 226 days of captivity, including americans held by hamas terrorist ths.let me be very cl. we will not until the hostages are back home. th mind the many times forces of people have tried to destroy isr and the jewish people. since israel't day of existence, there have been those who thought out its destruction. raids in the 60's and 70's, the successivenst hamas in gaza, and again on that dark d october 7, 2023. what we ng tay is a story of the forces of good versus evil. the forces of civilization against the forces of barbarism. of humanity versus depravity. i want to share something

that is interesting to put to the freinance minister and if te were entering the tit-for-tat cycle andr >> we should avoid the trade war. a trade war is neither in the interest of u.s. or china nor europe nor any country in the world. nevertheless, we have an issue with the unfair trade practices and the high level of subsidies and the overcapacities and i'm also the finance minister in charge of the economy. i will not spare to defend the interests and defend the workers and the individual plants. i don't want all of the efforts that we have undertaken with president macron to put new industries and new workers and new jobs in france on seven years of constant economic policy to make france more a track tive i don't want what we have done together to be jeopardized by unfair trade practices or by industry overcapacity. we are thinking on all the possibilities to avoid having our industry being jeopardized by unfair trade practices or by industry or overcapacity from china. we need dialogue we need a common assessment of the situation. i propose the g7 to the imf to have assessment of

vashahari, and i would also like to thank the dear viewers of the khabar- tat-samsani channel. god bless you next. they get hit from where they didn't expect. here at george washington university in... to america is hundreds of university students and professors equated zionism with fascism and demanded an end to the palestinian genocide. in addition to washington dc, these protests are also being held in columbia, texas, mat, princeton, harvard, indiana, stanford and berkeley universities. protests that are not liked by the politicians who claim freedom of speech in america and they strongly oppose it. so far, at least 500 students and university professors in different states. they were arrested by the american police in the most violent way possible, but this behavior of the american police did not disperse the protesters and many of them set up tents near their universities. they clearly declare that the students of american scientific bodies will not cooperate with companies that support the zionist regime from now on. how are the prices this year? buy this year at last ye

the headlines is looking like a case of tit for tat vladimir putin issues that were totally atory decree on using us property in russia as compensation for washington seizure or frozen russian. there was one agreement that we would convene and means national peace conference. russia is the country to offer support for this conferences flush. it plays a viking role. the king of buffering advising russia to a middle east security conference, speaking during a prince and he had them also, both countries pay all the strings, sitting boyce, the global sound. also in the program island cost away as from smaller truck link back to internet access and it's overseas territory of new caledonia which has been racked by violet brian.

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. >> reporter: in addition to the charges in romania, the tats are also facing a different criminal caseafficking and sexual assault. and andrew is facing a civil lawsuit there. allegation all of which, the brothers deny. >> if you had to describe andrew tate in a few words, what would you say? >> misogynistic. controlling. we were having sex, and he strangled me until i passed out. >> reporter: despite the allegations, his presence and influence has continued to grow. tate is part of an entire ecosystem of brash, male influencers online, with different names and different m.o.s, a common catch-all term for them, the so-called manisphere. >> this ideology is based on an idea that you are constantly asked to perform and reassert your masculinity. and every context, the vitriol that you see online, that's the hostile sexism coming through. >> reporter: tucked away in the back corner of a small miami hotel, some of the kings of the manisphere are about to hold court. >> when guys get together like this, it scares people. oh, man. these guys are waking up. >> reporter: what you're watching h

because in general, hypothetically pretend none of the tit for tat that we saw between israel and iran in the month of april last month, hypothetically. pretend that didn't happen. pretend october 7th and the israel gaza war and the multi-front war by iran's proxies against israel in the region was not happening. the reason this matters, even pretend none of that was happening is because the regime in iran is so unpopular that it cannot afford exogenous or, sudden surprise shocks to its system. that's why every president since 1982 has served two terms, because the government doesn't like to have these kind of sporadic or surprise elections. the fact that there will be one in about 50 days, means that the regime is going to have to find a way to tightly manage it, tightly control it, push its own political elite to the forefront. again, the regime doesn't like, again, to have to continue to is actually quite poor, i should say. it's continuing to stage, manage and feign popular interest when it knows that its legitimacy is at an all time low inside that country. and when you mentioned

terms to the floor all three words are in the road map, the constitutional and democracy really sits tat center and another compromise around an old but now also reborn idea reflect patriotism, love of country but to marry love of country with the capacity for reflection and thoughtful engagement. that was a really important compromise in the work that we did. also another important compromise in the work of road map was the idea that as we understand who we are individually and in community and as members of our society the right framework for thinking about challenges around diversity and inclusion is a framework of pluralism where we care about people's different identities and also diversed ideologies that we are as interested in experience and religion, military service in racial and ethnic background. pluralism concept was a really important achievement, and so when i think about civic education in colleges and universities, my answer now, my dream list to wish of what would happen on college campuses is simply that all of our colleges and universities would turn out people with de

rat tat tat like that. i think the next one was supposed to be june 20th.i think it is interesting that it is september because they use the fact that it was close to the election in 2020 as a reason not to publicize the fact that hunter biden was under investigation, and now we have a situation where it looks like he will go to trial in the very run-up to the the election. >> neil: i think of in this case, andy, how close he was to a sweetheart deal to tie this up in a bowl, and it was all done, and then it unraveled and here we are again. now a couple of trials and errors that could have been avoided. >> yeah, i think it's bad lawyering on both sides. the sweetheart deal from a government perspective can't be justified, but i also think the defendant -- the defense lawyers overreacted and if they had played their cards better they might have gotten to a place where they could have just disposed of the case and not been facing this, so i think you're quite right about that. >> neil: could i switch gears and get back to judge merchan, in the trump trial, we

in damascus, syria in april, which then led to the rather potentially very dangerous, so-called for tat between iran sending some 300 missiles i wasn't drones into israel followed by an israeli strike around an area which houses one of the iran nuclear plants that could have escalated far beyond. but i remember at that point, in fact, it might have been abdullah jan or it was it was it was several officials who said that this is now done and they sort of put a full stop on that escalation and that which in the open conflict there, we don't know whether israel might want to use this time for any other situation, thinking that it can maybe effect some change inside iran is very unclear. certainly the us national security adviser secretary of state, was there last week and this week maybe, but us national security adviser the was there and he's going to excited radio, is there over the weekend i'm not sure but there will for sure have been some kind of discussions as everyone when he was waiting overnight to see what the results of this rescue mission was. now it's a recovery mission in ea

by iran, sworn enemy, israel the two countries long simmering shadow war or exploded into direct for tat, long-range strikes. just last month. >> i don't he will shift anything in the region or in terms of iran's relationship with its neighbors are neighboring powers. that's because most of the power iran lies with supreme leader ali khamenei, khuza'a still in power and he's the one who is calling all the shots. >> how the islamic republic deals with this deadly crash may set the stage for at year-old supreme leader, ivan watson would cnn we should know the new york times and the washington post reporting tonight that iranian state media saying that the helicopter crashed resulted from a technical failure under cutting up former top iranian official who earlier said us sanctions were to blame. >> earlier today, the white house, who was quick to undercut any suggestion and had a role in the crash the united states had no part to play in that crash. and so that's, that's a fact plane and something that cnn's fareed zakaria joint as now, how important i mean, how significant is this? >> it

because there are two things going on. >> iran and israel have been engaging in a fairly dangerous for tat, if you remember, april 1, israel kills and iranian general official of sorts two weeks later, iran launches 300 missiles and drones at this row, then israel does something very moderate and response just essentially took out one radon is fine. so that's the international context and the domestic one is i haven't mentioned is the how many the supreme leader is at years old racy was seen as the odds-on successor, the guide, the president who died the only other person people are talking about is how many son, much taba that would be very, very unusual. the remember this is a regime that came into power because it believed, did not believe in the dynastic succession that the sharp the iran represented for it to become its own way. a dynasty that would be turmoil, i think so. >> what would i mean, what's going to happen? >> well, first, company has to die. he's 85 years old, has been ruling forever. >> but there will begin. you're going to start getting the factional politics his son and

the leg, and then finished it off, it fits, where did the gun go, threw the gun away in the theater, tatraer, that he’s really an artist? artist, artist, some other kind, well, great, you will speak in court, anonymously in a mask, no, no, why do i need this, in a nutshell, please, in court, what the hell, what if the lads find out, and you talked to the investigator, sit down, about the subscription, i forgot, but i ’ll talk. it can't be, i imprisoned a man in the dark, neither about tt, nor about clafilin, he didn’t know, your man is reliable, completely, that is, denis admitted to him that it was he who shot, it was he who shot, it’s not in your head... you’ll have tea, come on, it’s just here it seems to me that denis from his kings has gone crazy, it is quite possible that he also killed the trigger, no, let’s say, sancho because of anya, but the trigger clearly has nothing to do with it, during the search, which is empty, now the main thing is to gain a foothold so that they are arrested, by the way, i talked to the management, you’ll work while you’re on our team, and what about t

joe biden and donald trump agree to meet on the debate stage after a social media tit-for-tat. what makes these face-offs different. >>> another boating crash, this time a barge slams into a bridge in texas causing significant damage, shutting down traffic, and leaking oil into the water. the latest on the cleanup. >>> and assassination attempt. slovakia's head of state shot multiple times, and now fighting for his life. the potential motive. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with presidential politics. donald trump's so-called hush-money trial resumes today with his former fixer, michael cohen, back on the stand for cross-examination. and just when you thought there may not be any general election debates, we got two in a matter of hours. the first one scheduled for june 27th, and the second one for september 10th. cbs' jarred hill is here with the details. and these debates are actually going to be a little bit different. >> that's right. so think more "face the nation" moderated discussion, less mma slug fest, at least based on -- >> i

so this is a little bit of tit for tat. what this lawsuit does is really stretch the whole thing out. instead of nine months to find a buyer. this could take years now before a tiktok ban takes place. so really, it's a legal move, but it's also a proactive move in terms of give us more time to figure things out, correct right to figure things out, and to prove that. and now the ball is in the government's court, like you said, they have to prove that this is a legal thing to do, which i believe it is. but. right. there's a lot more time now for, say, a company or a consortium of vcs to come up with money enough that maybe bytedance parts ways with at least an american subsidiary of tiktok. but one interesting thing on this lawsuit is bytedance says the chinese government is not ready to give this up. will tiktok part ways with bytedance, regardless of the outcome here, probably not. that's what bytedance is saying, is they say there's too much on the line. this is too much of a success story. we don't want it to spin off to

the cities, all the companies come out and the capital tat, ron boosted glen processions in process of the us as positive as possible for the faithful crash. i'm. it's as it has been this rough things, the middle eastern countries aviation industry, the iranian vice president made those comments to all, to an exclusive interview of the of the, to the americans are responsible for prison. gracie's helicopter crash for 2 reasons. first, before the 1979 is law mac revolution, iran had agreements with the united states regarding airborne vehicles and aviation systems. americans have never filled their commitment since, nor have they returned the money we paid them for equipment. second, the american economic sanctions have also affected our own aviation equipment systems. we have lost great people, but the political history of iran in the last half century has shown that such incidents have only led to greater unity of the people. accumulating the internal strength and invigoration of our ideology. strange things have happened, and many people around the world became sad. many governments

the know tit for tat, a time between iran and israel had raised periods of a way to war in the middle east. the us and his allies of impose more sanctions on terror on hoping to limit its ability to attack israel again. measures put the private ron and billions of dollars in revenues, but are on says that the economy is resilient. recent data, in fact, shows its exported more oil in the 1st 3 months of the them at any time in the past 6 years, but many of radians say that the struggling veronica patricia as this report now on april the so the teams iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones towards israel, it was the single largest drug and strike carried out by any country. and the 1st time iran directly attacked israel. iranian officials say it was retaliation. israel's assault on the consulate in damascus on april, the 1st of our forces. punish designers presume and put it in its place. and this was an announcement to the whole world, to global powers, to design this regina that the nation of iran is ready. israel then hit by striking iranian targets and its closest allies, the

ourselves, that if this comes, this targets solar, dvds and metals, are we going to have more tit-for-tat? mike: china responded this morning with a verbal volley, objecting to this call, with the emergence of news about export controls aimed against huawei, that they saw this as coercion. the response was swift from the chinese government. they are concerned. the retaliation may not come in areas directly aligned with policy we are seeing and expect next week. senator grassley is indicating we may see a retaliation in agricultural products, trying to hit america where it hurts, but in a different place, which is something in the past that has been targeted by beijing. caroline: breaking news. the biden administration will quadruple tariffs on chinese ev's. how broad is that considering not many are shipped from china to the u.s.? mike: you are right. the idea is it is symbolic in a way. low cost for the administration. there's no consumer impact at home. when you raise tariffs, it's not the country targeted, it's actually the consumers in the purchasing country that pay the price. in thi

and so there's a lot of retaliation that can come outside of a tit for tat on chairs from china. steven ok, and thank you very much for talking to us about this good to get your insight. thank you. now don't i'm swimming roy and michael cohen has been back in court, giving evidence in the form of us present. tasha money trial go and told the court that trump forwarded him to pay adult him. actress told me daniels more than a $100000.00. he says it was an exchange for assignments on an alleged sexual encounter with the former president. trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up that payment. he denies all charges. the us justice department says boeing can be prosecuted for 2 crashes involving its 737 max jets more than 5 years ago. that's off trade allegedly failed to meet requirements of a deal that protected it from prosecution. 346 people were killed in those crashes in indonesia. any field? bullying says it on at the terms of a 2 point. $5000000000.00 settlement to columbia now and a former senior commander of the now disbanded fock rebel group who was room a

these games of tat for tat caving to the messaging game force both parties further to the fringes and further away from real solutions. today the senate is proving what many americans already think about congress, that senators come here for political games, not to deliver results. today's vote won't deliver lasting results for americans. but the impact of today's vote is actually worse than simply being a useless message because this vote does send an important message. but it's a message to us as lawmakers. i've often asked my colleagues in the interest of our nation to step out of partisan boxes and work with me to find real solutions to real problems. we've done it time and time again. this time it didn't work. nearly four months later, i'm still deeply disappointed that we didn't solve the border crisis for my state and for our country. but to use this failure as a political punching bag only punishes those who were courageous enough to do the hard work of finding compromise in the first place. so, who will be courageous next time? who will stand up and do the hard work? who will

jets responded by striking targets belonging to the group in north, east and 11 on why the tit for tat continues. hopes to contain the fighting of fading has velocity to the reiterated recently that there will be no end to the violence along the easiest way. the board the on to as well as some of the tree operations in the gaza strip, come to an end. what is radio officials continue to stress? that would be no end to the conflict on to his beloved pulls. it's forces back behind the lead time. the river, which lies roughly 30 kilometer from the border of the hash and jesse at all. so the head for you on the program will look at a state of dissolves, said houston, texas milestones, of course widespread destruction. killing that nice for people to lay is moving to, to close down its cold fonts. but the see lines might be too late. the color of the skies have opened up nice the now across the korean peninsula and across japan, this little circulation. this swelling away moving away from northern parts of japan, brought it to scholars coming back in behind. and the balloons spring sunshine

and the latest tit for tat action we have seen from the north has been the launch of hundreds of these balloons, many of which have landed locations all across south korea carrying a waste garbage. and we're told a fertilizer that seems to be in response to north korea into effect is based in the south having launched over the years propaganda balloons into the north. now it's difficult for the authorities here to prevent that because these groups say this is merely them exercising the rights of free expression. interesting, lee, the north is use the same argument now with tim yo junk, that's the influential sister of north korea's lead. saying that these balloons represent what she has described as the free expression of north koreans and that the south koreans can do nothing to prevent that. rob mcbride, i'll just say era. so securian donald trump circled house money trial, deliberated for 4 hours on wednesday, from spacing $34.00, felling accounts accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments to adult film star stormy daniels. during the 2016 presidential election camp

yeah, definitely a tit for tat move. there are 2 use of my chart. thanks for bringing us the details . moscow is rolled out the red carpet for the king of bob rain, who's in the russian capital for talks with president. put the 2 countries are looking to strengthen ties and counter western dominance in the world. the monarch emphasized moscow's role in global peace processes and invited russia to take part in a future middle east summit security summit in the bathroom. and so i have a friend send you old, a love and appreciation for russia's role incorporation on arab masses. that was for the agreement that we would convene and means national peace conference. russia is the country to offer support for this conference because russia plays advisory role. russia is one of the most influential countries in the world. another topic is the situation in gauze, which is painful for us for what we want to stop this war. to save that our lives, hundreds of thousands of people have had to leave that homes. this region is just 40 kilometers long and 12 kilomet

those relations though, were restored in 2016 and they have the since then been multiple tit for tat expulsions. how long do we expect this latest move by took a to last. it was, you mean the one the flotilla has been attacked? indeed, the national walters intimated training and it was done with the high spot. we can see that the ministry corporation as well as economic continue during those so called band or cutting relations with this device. it was on the diplomatic, and people interpret, sees it as a quite symbolic. but now it has to be officially announced in turkey. the called the old trades on business. and commerce ties was easily, is far more serious. and it s, as, as expected, received quite mixed reactions in turkey. so it's the same. so look, 1st of all, i'm present it on the expected and therefore you have quite a lot of different views on this. is there a degree of concern then we're given the israeli a response to this move. they say the torque is businesses will be affected. is there any concern that this move may be harmful domestically? well, just concerns also on t

on the ground effect as he gets involved without a new laptop and development in other parts of the tat tweet a. and i'll also today the is ready cabinet voted to find out is there is operations inside israel out algebra has been threatened by, is ready authorities in the past its headquarters in gauze or has been destroyed. we have also seen several john lists and the families killed or injured throughout the course of this will tell us about the, the reaction that to this news of the band. a yes, generally guns here are completely frustrated and disappointed regarding the the panels i was just there operations and the is very territories as they have been covering all the latest demonstrations on the recent developments and the political, irena, and the east bend, detach trees regarding also the ongoing division being made in the east, very intent of an even civil upfront regarding the own going on the gaza strip on the admins and the edmonds cooling for us, useful i agreements so as well clearly want to suppress and to crack down the voice of the people that an even to narrow the win

you see in the capital tat wrong? tens of thousands of people gathered up freedom square to pay their respects thousands of fine. guess when the capital as well to pay that condolences are so cited reports now from to for on the morning around the late president, tens of thousands of uranium turned out, insulted round to say farewell. i can see about the data. everyone has a duty in the country in his capacity. i am here at the funeral, not just for the president, but i am warning for my country. our beloved president deserves to be on every on. i feel as if i lost a family member, the president abraham vc was popular among conservatives together in and around problems, freedom square to accompany him for the last time you're going to be there. i have to leave for money that the funeral premier at that run university race enjoyed his throne, the backend throughout his entire carrier, my chevy to and off when it was announced that the helicopter was missing, i said something to those happened. i finished a thing as if

the south koreans then help add rules and the latest tit for tat. we have seen this alone to these hundreds of balloons from north korea, and now the authorities here in south korea have for the last day and a half been tried to gather up these balloons of their rec, and around $260.00 so far have landed across south korea carrying all sorts of waste garbage and also what they're describing its bullets. eliza without described, without saying exactly whether that might be organic in nature, but certainly not very pleasant. so this does seem to be the north response to a similar balloons. propaganda, balloons being flown by north korean defect is living here in south korea. northwoods, which always angles north korea, but they are thought which is called to very much about in the south because these groups say this is mainly that freedom of expression. an interestingly at the north is use the same argument now against the south with kim jo jones. so that's the influential sister of north korea. is lita saying this is these balloons? i'm bailey, the p

enterprise will be in general, well... our ukrnafta wants to take over the assets of the russian group tat-neft and the agency for search and asset management has already appealed to the antimonopoly committee. ukrnafta said that it is about 110 objects. they are located in kharkiv oblast and poltava oblast. these are oil depots, gas stations and various commercial premises. currently, they are in a bad condition due to hostilities and because they have simply not been used for a long time. according to companies out of 70. the gas station operates only 15. the shortage of personnel on the labor market worsened in april, employers posted a record number of vacancies, but the average salary remained unchanged for three months in a row. they offer, in particular, no more than uah 20,000, workua reports. yes, last month employers posted almost 100.12,000 offers on the portal, for the second month in a row the largest number is offered by the service sector, the top ten leaders also include work specialties, production, sales, purchasing, retail trade, well , the business also offers jobs for veter

general, well , our ukrnafta and the search agency want to take over the assets of the russian group tat-neft and asset management have already appealed to the antimonopoly committee. ukrnafta said that it is about 110 objects, they are located in kharkiv and poltava regions, these are oil depots, gas stations and various commercial premises, currently they are in a bad condition due to the fighting actions, because they have simply not been used for a long time, according to the company's data , only 15 of the 70 gas stations are working. the shortage of personnel on the labor market is acute in the month of april. employers posted a record number of vacancies at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, however, the average salary remains unchanged for three months in a row, they offer, in particular, no more than uah 20,000, workua reports. yes, last month employers posted almost 112,000 offers on the portal. for the second month in a row , the largest number is offered by the service sector, also among the ten leaders, work specialties are included, production, sales, purchasing, retail,

jets responded by striking targets belonging to the group in north, east and 11 on why the tit for tat continues. hopes to contain the fighting of fading has velocity to reiterate to recently that there will be no end to the violence along the been easiest way the board the on to as well as ministry operations in the gaza strip. come to an end. what is radio officials continue to stress? that would be no end to the conflict onto his beloved pulls. it's forces back behind the lease on the river, which lies roughly 30 kilometer from the border of the hash and jesse at all. so they had an, obviously it online 100 columbia and after the director of the country's biggest prison is assassination. the in depth analysis of the days headlines if that was a rough or offensive, where would the people go? people have no place to go. each one of 1000 people has to be displaced these 2 times frank assessments. this is a mass and blow to free speech and freedom of the press informed opinions you can be somebody. this is on one of the hostages, october 7th, and return. and i want to start inside story

he wants to come for that risks turning into an endless tit for tat overseas. no one can justify the notice of these signs or to buy from us to what civilians as no one can just be fine. if this is doing what it says, it says civilians is this is the message for move that off to 8 tomorrow. it's the message. ringback what is the message and you know the messages at the end of the day and it's, it's august? nope, i'm what i'm saying, what they're saying, but actually, well, these are the defense things that i said last week was barely gotten so member of the wall covering and says this government doesn't have a plan for a after. so this will, isn't the ending will retrieve something like this, and talk by some us would be on. so they thought, but it is that most opinions are going to be executed. and these levels issue, you know, i mean if you look for the position, it's not too close, it's guessing was another decision by so see another decision by the i see joe's that they actually. busy more compromise, this is a spending in the international community. it's,

considered to be the backbone of all kinds of bags that you might have turning the flavor into the tat tree as they are just turning in the entire facilities, including clinics as close what houses into completely mass filters for palestinians. and mainly the costs and traits continue reading the humanitarian services and relief efforts to disparity. a moment, even in areas of confrontations, including rough off this much all the is rating tensions to expand the operations that we don't see it from palestinians is that there's, they're saying that without unruh, the situation will completely collapse as the already if you meant to turn in aggravating crisis, continues with the ongoing efforts being made by the owner. wow. and imagine that without on or how the future of goals that we looked would look like under the same time. the believe that what is being made fun done by the isabel military in terms of the complete a kind of distortion being made for the owner, what image and all the ground this and baseless claims being directed towards the united nation relief on what agency consi

jets responded by striking targets belonging to the group in north, east and 11 on why the tit for tat continues. hopes to contain the fighting of fading has velocity to the reiterated recently that there will be no end to the violence along the been easiest way the board. the on to is read some of the tree operations in the gaza strip. come to an end. what is radio officials continue to stress? that would be no end to the conflict on to his beloved pulls. it's forces back behind the lead time, the river, which lives roughly 30 kilometer from the border of the hash. and i was just, you know, that's bringing rich invites, he's a security and defense analyst. as we construct global consultants, he joins us live from washington, the israel and has bull as exchanges remain below the threshold of an all out war. and if so, what are the circumstances in which that could change the right. i still think that has the law does not want to engage in a major on consultation with israel at the present time. if they wanted to attack israel, it had several very good opportunities, for example, that c

i have some reports from tat wrong. when i brought him right, you see lost the document here about airport. he was not only you once president, but also believe to be a candidate to succeed the supreme leader. now his body and those are for the minute stuff are saying, i mean all the and, and 7 of those are being federated in the profession at the same airport. it would be followed by state street on of a scene by the supreme lead diets, a lot of the coming they on wednesday, i had a burial ceremony the next day on income. one second, holly, a city the coffins passed through a shrine before being transported to the wrong for the final public viewing. she went to investigate the chair that bodies were found to monday. i was after the had accept across the dock in for the conditions in northern your on the with this sudden loss of his president, you're on faces. an unexpected transition with the snap collection schedule for june 28th to find right easiest success a while ago from a lot of the subs. as entering president s

jets responded by striking targets belonging to the group in north, east and 11 on why the tit for tat continues. hopes to contain the fighting of fading has velocity to the reiterated recently that there will be no end to the violence along the easiest way. the board, the on to is read some of the tree operations in the gaza strip. come to an end. what is radio officials continue to stress? that would be no end to the conflict on to his beloved pulls. it's forces back behind the lead time. the river, which lives roughly 30 kilometer from the border of the hash, and i just see it all. the french just dismissed. it says it can be no dialogue with pro independence protested. and you kind of data and less writing stops. state of emergency is in place of to demonstrations, against changes to local election rules, favoring french nationals. you kind of dynamic as an island chart tree that lies between australia and fiji, and was colonized by the french in the late 19th century under simmons. as this report of the, off the miles of another noise of unrest in the capital knew may uh, there ma