they could have asked the u. a e government to hand him over after all the way he, i'm sure it's a telegram a by it's, by the way, the laws and they do not allow anything to be said anything substantial to be said against the u a. e. because we know that the you a is a, a police state if you recall, when the blockade on, uh i, todd was imposed by the saudis in the united arab emirates, the united alabama. it said that anyone in the country that says anything sympathetic about tad could go to jail for 15 years and would have to pay a fine if i think $136000.00 or so. so obviously when he was in contact he was a, he was when he was in the u. a. e. i'm sure the ceo of tyler brown was a, uh, uh, come was, was obeying the, the demands of to a government. and so v u a which, who is which is also very closely affiliated to the west. if, if the western regimes had told them, had provided the evidence and it insisted on turning him over. then i think the uh, the way you would have done so. but i think there really isn't any e

the lot of mr. lensky sand, t u. a. e for mediating did comes as ukraine celebrates independence, loving us to landscape again the day by paying respects to troops who died, defending the country from russia. he vowed retribution against moscow, as keeps fullest as occupied pots of rushes own territory in the coast region. attorney, a lot to me as a landscape published a video address that he said was recorded in the border area. a key if launched its surprising cushion into russia. let's listen to what do you have to say? i bet, sure. nice whatever the enemy was bringing to our land has now returned to that home. and those who wanted to turn our land into the stuff is the thing about preventing backcountry from becoming a boss, etc. ration at the 1000000 the main building is also know what you crazy and retaliation is, you know, was a symmetrical. a long range is not the valuable. no, no the sooner or later. yeah, it'd be great in response to reach paddy point in the russian federation. this is a source from dying to, to

launched, it's offensive in russia this month. ukrainian president, a lot of mister lansky signed the u. a. e for mediating audit comes as ukraine celebrates independence. so lensky began the day by paying respects to troops who died of defending the country from russia. he vowed retribution against moscow. his keys forces occupied part of russia's own territory and the course creation of the landscape published the video address that he said was recorded in the border area, which he is launched. it's surprising cushion into russia as listen to what you had to say a bit. sure, nice whatever the enemy was bringing to our land has now returned to that home. and those a wanted to turn our land into that stuff is a a to think about preventing backcountry from becoming a boss, etc. ration during the movement. also know what you crazy and retaliation is you know, was a 3 symmetrical long range is not the valuable. no, no, the sooner or later. yeah. can you do you crate in response or reach steady point in the russian federation? this is a source from dying to, to our state and on people that when t

half those forces are backed by russia, the u. a. e and egypt there will say, well, results based of libya as oil fields are in the east and a half dollars control. this means the government in tripoli is console for a major source of income. 1 libyans have suffered use of instability, chaos and competing governments. now they see increase tensions, could lead to more fighting that may have far reaching consequences beyond libya as bold as victoria gates and b l g 0 for the inside story. well, let's discuss all of this now in detail with a gas. so a, joining us in this stumble on us l. jermanti is the founder and director of the static institute. the 1st public policy think tank and libya and pet wanting to know morocco. less than how do i have is a strategic affairs analyst, an american senate to and the purpose of the call to of the rahman is an independent consultant who focuses on security north africa and this a hail, and this co olsa of the politics of algeria. welcome to all of you and thank you for joining us. on the inside sto

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time action or test say welcome back to going underground bulk of single around the world from the u, a. e. today mark 62. yes. and so you k, u s. u m j lynn nelson mandela and present between 62 and 1990. after c, i a covert operation in south africa, mandela and 1997 said we know too well that all freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the palestinians. today is billions of dollars worth of weapons from the european union. the u. k. and principal sponsor of israel usa. i dropped on gaza to exterminate palestinian superpower as russia in china.

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very happy they're on their way back to finally as is with the ukrainian prisoners in trust me, the u. a e, have been tight for their instrumental role and brokering this, this deal. and also, you know, it comes in the context of, as we know, a very costly intervention for the ukraine is. and it shows the scale in only really a number of days of the, of the number of captives there. so in the context, it's very, very important. now we also know that we've got at the present improve and now also uh, becoming more deeply involved in the course can region of the operation to, to push box this stalled assault on russia. and he's met with the, the heads of the general staff of the russians military. he's also very interesting . we decided to have discussions with local commanders in the 3 regions which are under tread at the moment. and that's very, very interesting. so does the human story really, of course, have that soldiers getting back to the families which is also good news is also very reassuring for people to know that present improved themselves is as we know, he's 24 hours on call. he

these people, a bach with the families, which is a very positive thing. interestingly, the u a e has also been signed for its instrumental role in brokering the deal between russia and ukraine. now, at also very important, we're also hearing regarding the curse. a failed offensive, essentially, which is been held up now very cost be and then material that present improvement has actually met with the chief of staff of the russian military. and that he's intimately now involved by discussing directly with the regional commanders in the 3 regions affected by this incursion on a daily basis. of course, before i bought my fruit and say before that, he's never off judy, he's always on call 24 hours. and that's also very reassuring for russians to hear that the president himself has taken a distinct interest in pushing this ukrainian incursion into russia. back across the border time between 5th thread spread themselves, then i'll take him out of action by rush. i'm kids, attempts to move good eyes more flights of for the front and i remain in high gear . we do certainly online shows recrui

now he whole is russian french and kits and leave us and emerald city, citizenship the u. a. e foreign ministry savings. they are closely following the case on how often mandates fronts provide. mister drew off with old counsellor services r. t correspondents in lima ish or has been taking a look at how the tech c o once left rochelle, after refusing to help local authorities only to no end up in the french prison. the pedal durham is no stranger to controversy. he has long been talking about how he believes russia's calls to get telegrams. encryption key is back in 2018. 1 form of censorship was living here in russia a few years ago of this uh, printer, uh, all of this uh, exhibits were used as a pretext to monitor the communication off of russian citizens. and then in many cases used to suppress this sentence. and fortunately for him, though, he couldn't be further from the truth back in 2018, he was asked by the russian government to cooperate and share telegrams, encryption keys, in order to stop terrace related activities happening via the app. now cut to a few years later

russian forces and their ukrainian counterparts at this exchange took place with the mediation of the u, a. e. and uh, it is unclear how many more russian soldiers are still being held as prisoner of war by the premium side of the russian defense minister, who has only shared the number of ukrainian soldiers that they've managed to kill in the fighting. that has been ongoing according to their numbers, and nearly 5500 ukrainian soldiers have lost their lives so far. no information about the number of russian soldiers that have been killed. what we do know, according to medical officials here in the kirk region, at least 30, some of these have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome to use for many families here. when they will be reunited with the soldiers that have been released. doors which of our ultra 0 curse city russia letter. i spoke to miguel alex save a professor of political science at san diego state university. he says he's not surprised us. what took place so soon off to cranes incursion into task of what we saw in the 1st days of ukraine's advance knowl

russian forces and their ukrainian counterparts as this exchange took place with the mediation of the u, a. e. and uh, it is unclear how many more russian soldiers are still being held as prisoner of war by the premium side of the russian defense minister who has only shared the number of ukrainian soldiers they've managed to kill in the fighting. that has been ongoing according to their numbers, and nearly 5500 ukrainian soldiers have lost their lives so far. no information about the number of russian soldiers that have been killed. what we do know, according to medical officials here in the curse region, at least 30 civilians have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome views for many families here. when they will be re united with the soldiers that have been released. doors such a for alpha, 0 curse, city, russia, police in germany have made a 2nd to arrest in connection with a stopping attack that killed 3 people. on friday, a 15 year old had already been detained. a people injured in the attack in the west and says, you have joe lang and during a little cold fes

so a citizen of the u. a. e, where he now resides us. so we'd probably have to further explore whether or not that had any impact as to why they were arresting him. or if this is just on the broader scope of things, a, a way to punish him for not cooperating with french or you. excuse me, european union, you laws regarding censorship, as we've seen in the u. k. man, how they're shutting things down there in france for example, does not like rumble the the video platform because also they are not sensory. so there's a lot of questions here regarding where france and their belief in freedom of expression and freedom of speech actually lie in 2024. when conveniently, as you just pointed out and showed mark zuckerberg who runs facebook and instagram, are notoriously places where you find a lot of child pornography and even human trafficking taking place and the brother in it or bottom where you find that everywhere. i mean, this is a problem, social media is not, you know, this newscast, where we're very careful and try to be ethical and hav

it's not happy with the full amount of adults which include the u, a. e. the army accused as the states of all me, the rest of the forces continued to push deeper into rushes, task region. taking the ton of sujata, the border cranes taught ministry, combined, told president flooded minutes of lensky. they seize control of 82 sacraments inside russian territory. concussion is now in its 2nd week houses. there is defense editor alex could topless his mole from the craning capital of keys. the cranes of bones has been ongoing but a slow down to a trickle. only a few moments his today, as he is fighting rages as russian reinforcements of push to the front to be able to stop the ukrainian, the bose. wednesday's attack by ukraine or russian beetle feels as only be the postal success. supple image ration today confirms that at least 2 of the runways are intact, allowing russian just to take off the types of training positions. politically. now ukraine has thousands of russian civilians on the civilian control and the military control. and what is happening now is

they say the patients flew in from the u, a e suite and look forward to the 1st case on thursday. the reason the influx outbreak of the more deadly variant started in democratic republic of congo last year and it spreads to neighboring countries. the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency come a hide or has more from this lemma, but a 3 passenger were coming from the united arab emirates were stopped. godfrey showered at board afterwards, the head of the cartridge that issued a statement saying that the 3 were carrying the same dems through of god's have been confirmed. do have the and bulked wider. the 3rd one, i've got the rating. that the dollars which i've been sent to the nation is geared over here and it's all about. so the national, combined and operation center i have gloss has already issued. i know why is it a, to ensure all preparedness in the face of this new thread? and i did gm fox. uh. why did it go at the moment? uh, doors, the case is being reported from the type of pop robin. it said what? remembering that back in 2023, they were

at this exchange took place with the mediation of the u, a. e. and uh, it is unclear how many more russian soldiers are still being held as prisoner of war by the premium side of the russian defense. but it's true, has only shared the number of ukrainian soldiers they've managed to kill in the fighting that has been ongoing according to their numbers and nearly 5500 ukrainian soldiers have lost their lives so far. no information about the number of russian soldiers that have been killed. what we do know, according to medical officials here in the curse region, at least 30 civilians have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome views for many families here. when they will be re united with the soldiers that have been released, doors, which of our ultra 0 curse city, russia. meanwhile, ukraine's president is valid to take the fight to rush or is it celebrates? is that the site anniversary of independence from the soviet union? so to me is a landscape released the videos statement showing him in this to me region the board a

world famous brands by cutting their products over the war in guys up together with saudi r o b a n d u, a e, in nearby malaysia at the same gas. the franchise hasn't been spared, as well, with more than a 100 outlets have been forced to close with consumer activism under rise. it is certainly a means that nations will continue to express their concerns for palestine. so violations of the freedom of the press and a talking john list. so a very real thing in the u. k. that's according to british journalist richard mad house. he was arrested at the london airport on the britons terrorism act. and he said his old because of his reports that don't tow the main stream media narratives . the investigation is still ongoing. so i'm, i'm, i was arrested and then released on bail. so i'm, i'm waiting to see if i'm going to be charged. some people seem to be very upset with my reporting. i've tried to provide a counter wait counter balance to what is being said by the bbc, what is being said by the mainstream media about the middle east. so throughout my, my journalistic career, and i think this is ups

a suggestion in the u. k, just a few weeks ago that e mail mosque could be arrested for some of the, the tweets he made during the riots. we swore in the u. k. and is this a question about freedom of speech choices about where the power in today's society lies? and the fact that western governments are concerned that perhaps they're losing it well as during the rest makes waves on line. the number of people downloading the telegram app is skyrocketing. we spoke exclusively with pebbles or of a former press secretary who seized as no best to pay off the telegram. then it's found this arrest yes. could i get a roll? it was of course, a complete shock, and i got a call from my people when i was already asleep. and they called and asked why i was not on line and said the door off was arrested. so it's a hard time for us now. the which we haven't experienced anything like this even while working with possible to. so it's a big mystery why he disregarded his own safety and decided to land in paris. and despite the fact that he didn't know most likely that there was a warrant out for his arrest for that, but obvious

the u. a. e e says it's broke it, a prisoner exchange between russia and ukraine. the foreign ministry says the board nations have exchanged $230.00 prisoners in all $115.00 from each side. is the 1st such present as swaps in ukraine, long states, offensive into russia this month. and we'll bring you more details on that developing story as they come in. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines from around the world. and explosion outside of synagogue and the french town of like, hallmark has injured a police officer, francis interior ministry, as described incident as a criminal act. and said police are looking for the public choices authority. so think the last to a nearby convict contained a gas canister. italy's public prosecutor has launched a manslaughter investigation into the depths of 7 people after luxury yacht sank off the coast of sicily, british tech tycoon mike lynch was among the victims. it'd been on board the cpr, named by ition with friends and families celebrating his recent acquittal in a full case. he rebels have released footag

a suggestion in the u. k. just a few weeks ago that e mail and musk could be arrested for some of the, the tweets he made during the riots, we soar in the u. k. and is this a question about freedom of speech choices about where the power in today's society lies? and the fact that western governments are concerned that perhaps they are losing it . israel has launch several strikes, targeting southern lebanon, describing it as a pre emptive measure against his bella. the militant group in turn threatened a harsh response to the overnight attacks or to contribute or robbie bergman spoke to us earlier from ben green. the report were operation ceased for a number of hours about a month ago. here's what i launched. a striking 10 is really build your intent is really uh, citizen and motional shops on the goal. on heights. they were drew's. yeah. they were is really citizen in response to israel killed. so what shot gotta, which is a hit by law commander in 11 on now it's in his below has a threat and 2 straight back in a serious way and strike

russian forces and their ukrainian counterparts as this exchange took place with the mediation of the u, a. e. and uh, it is unclear how many more russian soldiers are still being held as prisoner of war by the premium side of the russian defense minister who has only shared the number of ukrainian soldiers they've managed to kill in the fighting. that has been ongoing according to their numbers, and nearly 5500 ukrainian soldiers have lost their lives so far. no information about the number of russian soldiers that have been killed. what we do know, according to medical officials here in the kirk region, at least 30 civilians have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome views for many families here. when they will be re united with the soldiers that have been released. doors, which of our ultra 0 curse city, russia well, police in germany of detained a 15 year old in connection with a stopping attack that killed 3 people on friday. they said they're looking for the main suspect. 8 people were injured in the attack in the western city of zoning guns during the local

russian forces and their ukrainian counterparts at this exchange to place with the mediation of the u, a. e. and uh, it is unclear how many more russian soldiers are still being held as prisoner of war by the cranium side of the russian defense. but it's true, has only shared the number of ukrainian soldiers that they've managed to kill in the fighting that has been ongoing according to their numbers and nearly 5500 ukrainian soldiers have lost their lives so far. no information about the number of russian soldiers that have been killed. what we do know, according to medical officials here in the kirk region, at least 30, some of these have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome to use for many families here. when they will, we were united with the soldiers that had been released doors, which of our ultra 0 curse city, russia. meanwhile, ukraine's president is now to take the fight to russia, as it celebrates, as the te, set on advisory of independence from the soviet union. only means the landscape released the video statement showing him in the semi region. that

but in the end of the day, the us is not wanting to put pressure on either solid, the idea, or the u, a. e. and certainly not directly on the warring factions inside. so them and without using pressure on the spark these, there is no way that they're gonna stop fighting. that's the question we pace before it is though, isn't it in the united states interest full that to be a seems far in gauze they've given the selection coming up and certainly i think coming i heard us would love nothing better than to be able to say we have a ceasefire, this is a success and i'm going to build on that success in my presidential campaign. the problem is the us and the rest is in preventing it why the region of more. but in trying to prevent that they have sort of agreed for those that are used to pursue the ongoing, what is in their view, a limited war. in other words, keep the keep bombing guys are limited. war which has been law in loveland on that could continue indefinitely provided the or on doesn't jump and then the whole region doesn't jump. and so i think the, uh, the goes all through us are contr

e. u state to allow russians into that country virtually unchecked. now for more on a story like cross live to jump and politician and the for my m e p. do the back. good. i'm dr. lots or have you enjoyed me right now. so once again, yeah. once again we, we see the in fighting between inside the ease you, what does it say about the block stability and democracy? well, there is in fighting. they all have different opinions. but i think the establishment and the launch meant the states that by germany, i'm afraid which is the source of all, most to bad ideas this day and age at constitute the great majority. so i think the few member states and eastern europe stock. yeah. and i'm gary amongst them that i a wish to at least consider peace negotiations and to relax uh, entry conditions for russian citizens also for what purposes. and then they law, the lodge member states which induce base the other ones to follow them. that are adamantly opposed to such measures because they've chosen to choose the cost of confrontation with russia. now what is being hungry decided to eas

dog has actually worked with governments in the west to acquiesce to that demands a yak rest of the dimensions of the e. u to bind oxy folding telegram. if you have a i e, u, base number, you cannot get access to our new services via that app. and it's interesting that now he is in faults in the way, see, could find himself behind the boss, public draw, fulcher on an issue with started, he's here in rush, remind, distraught of how that turned out on what most schools have to say on these latest development she has, this is going back to 2018 where telegram was fund in russia. and that's because it was refusing to handle the information and essentially in breach of russian laws. now that fun was listed when telecom and the russian authorities came to a dealer, not to is it telecom would pass information to the fs b own request if it was related to explore. we missed investigations as a telecom, widely used still here in russia. but at the time we had in jews from the west or cooling file, we'll say no, hey, we are again russia trying to clump down the freedom of speech. this is an ok. we're not happy about

in fact, the e u i, the german chancellor was here a couple of weeks ago to actually sign this agreement. and he actually was very enthusiastic about this with you mind project. so you know, this is the e u n d e u finance is most of these ideals. so, but i what, why do you think? so i apologize. my jumping in as i keep doing but, but why? why this talk about a qu attends instead of it because it was last december that were riots in the capital, and the president called them and attempted color revolution. um, so what is the story about a coup attempt because must go apparently warm the leadership of so it'd be a, there's a cooler type of going on and, and, and you're telling me what about this environmental protests, but what is the story, but it's cruel time what, why did watches, foreign ministry reach out like this? and i think they're acting, i think they're acting uh, at least in good part, based on information to get some bell great itself. i don't see any evidence of the could tell me. what i do see is that the demands of some of the protest leaders are evolving from just stoppin

e. u has done nothing to intervene more than a week has passed and the european commission has done nothing. despite the threat to the energy security of 2 e u member states and the crystal clear violation of the e u. ukraine association agreement, brussels is silent. there are 2 options. first, the european commission is so weak that is unable to uphold the fundamental interest of 2 member states in relation to one candidate. and 2nd, it was not in cuba, but in brussels. and it was not the ukrainian government, but the european commission, who wanted to blackmail the 2 pro peace countries that refused to supply weapons. the european commission and personally president are sort of underlying, must immediately confess, has brussels requested a ban on the oil supplies from keith. and if not, why hasn't the european commission taken act seen in more than a week? can you help me understand this a bit more of my, of, i mean, explain some more of the reasons behind this. well, now last month, ukraine adopted sanctions against gluco, which is russia's largest non state firm. now what this means is

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