you have positions be a test e you have positions be a test for )u have positions be a test for )u have jons be a test for )u have j: it can is will be a test for ukraine. it can present it with a difficult decision as to when or if it should pull out. losing men is something that ukraine cannot afford to do, and like russia. the african union's health agency has confirmed cases of mpox. professor, m pox was endemic in the democratic republic of the congo. it is important to remember that this is important to remember that this is the second global outbreak we have seen of this virus in the last three to four years. there was a strain that developed in west africa and that was of initial concern globally. we now have 100,000 cases. that outbreak is still continuing. this is the second outbreak. which it is really focused on the congo and spreading to neighbouring countries. it does have a higher case fatality risk. it may be more transmissible. it has now become a an international concern. what transmissible. it has now become a an international concern.— an international concern. what is

and i do suspect, as you say, that a lot of it has to do with the economic downturn that the u. j is take it, but they're blaming their own people. they're not blaming. they're willing to lead will destabilize those people's countries, or sending all their money to you, to ukraine and, and causing their energy costs to go up because they're not getting the cheap energy for us, and they're blaming the wrong people for their problems. that's my position. let's let, let's do this because you just mentioned something a little more. i want you to look at this uh this uh, other developing story that's been taking place this week. the us state department has just come out and named. they did this a few days ago. but they've just come out of name the losing side of the vet as well. and elections as the winners. they're doing. so because they say that according to the opposition the election, was it fair? well, have you ever known an opposition to say it was according to the opposition? the ballots don't add up. they say they conducted an exit ball during the election, where they interview

storage facilities in russia, southern rust of region early sunday morning, sparking a large fire 3, a, j u n t is an eastern europe energy policy experts. we asked her how close operational is to a nuclear disaster. the real answer to that is that we are not that close. and there are a couple of reasons for this to start with this operation, nuclear power plant is already been shut down. now of course, it takes a very long time, hundreds of years for nuclear fuel and nuclear reactions to be brought down to a safe temperature. so what's going on now is that it is slowly cooling inside the reactor core of the plant. the main risk is that the cooling systems will be somehow separate from the inputs that they need, which in this case is water and electricity. when russia bombs, that can cause put down and the hydro electric station there, the entire reservoir, it's escaped, so to speak and flooded. the, the massive area beneath the down. that was the water source. that's the as operation nuclear power plant was relying on to keep itself cool with out that there are risks that said, you're not

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s u m j lynn nelson mandela, and present between 62 and 1990. after c, i a covert operation in south africa, mondale or in 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, the usa i dropped on gaza to exterminate palestinian superpowers, russia in china, of focusing their intentions on a possible wider us israel. maybe nuclear war targets include 11 and syria human ends. iran, regardless of who wins november's us elections. joining me now from washington, dc 0 by the a member of the national policy council of the art of american institute. who am i thank so much for coming on. i should say we're recording this interview before the events of the weekend. tomorrow's also 79 years. as the u. s. a. designated and usually a bowman here rossimer. what do you think? do you think there are any messy attic elements in israel? the think that they get results to the nuclear weapons. a demo and

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u. n. 23 people have been killed since the beginning of the month, and the call to reports from our j u. memory things humanitarian workers who lost their lives in conflict. 7 and a single is really striking, this village in southern lebanon. in march. the united nations came to the side of the attack to hold the solidarity stand to mark world humanitarian day. this has to stop. the un resident coordinator said, well, calling for international humanitarian law to be respected. so today that is why we're here. we're here to underline that humanitarians are on the front lines. humanitarians are there to provide assistance in protection to civilians. we need to ensure that humanitarians are protected and that civilians are protected. 21. paramedics have been killed and this really strikes since has been launched attacks in solidarity with the gaza in october. and while the warring sides have largely confined or a text to military targets, civilians have been caught in the crossfire. 130 killed so far more than 20 since has been a promise to retaliate for as well as killing of a top military

and if they followed, find anything, they immediately put them in the j. u. and yeah, that is right now, this is the situation and people are leaving in fear and absolute. i'm sorry to be a um, pretty much everyone we have been speaking to says the same thing that students are being picked up randomly just for being outside sometimes. but john, a member of the bangladesh government, the countries information minister mohammed or fonts actually spoke to or to 0. and he said that 3rd party actors have been fueling the unrest. what is your response to that? what are your thoughts on this? i'm in the home, the home is to makes a lot of statement and i just i think few days ago he was on just don't on, does he a and he was saying the prime minister was protecting the citizens, protecting the student who it spar it the question, what exactly what the doing to protect people or the students? what we've seen so far is not an example of protecting students. similarly, what pays also say about the 3rd party is, is all true. the government has been peddling lights for 1

specially that the tech has lift and coast a drink profile supply that had bands, everything specially the j u symptoms that had been widely inflected from the buttons that was taking place in one of the areas that has been classified to be safe for palestinian spots. basically what we do know for medical sources that full palestinians have been concerned, been killed in the type of what i did to find the what to date earlier have been transferred for burial. but the grim reality is that there is actually surgeon thing dictates of that is ma'am, has been completely searching. it's a strikes on all kinds of areas that provide humanitarian services. that tech has been considered to be the fit for me. it's kind especially since that will be done back in october and it's the 2nd within the past. and today's offset, the talk about what carries out to that 10 seconds far away only from our location right now. only to meet as in which one of the palestinian gen and this has been killed. and obviously what we do now is that there or is actually focused by the study on the, on targeting hospitals. and

we witnessed a striking cover killer not far from where i'm standing here in most j u. and now we understand in the town of do a, a 2 people killed his beloved flight to and the civilian and far to say 6 people were injured. now israel did came that they killed the commander of an empty tank and we saw unit. but his with us say that he was just a fighter. now as a response to that, his beloved said that they've targeted the northern cope's headquarters is a northern cope's headquarters in the ange. it's on base that his beloved, also reduced drone footage of peers appears to be a drone strike against that is really military personnel carrier and occupied couple of show by hills. now we've also heard explosions, reverberating, have you've heard aircraft overhead as well as drones now, but what people are really waiting for is this promised his belie retaliation for the kidding of the senior commander flood sugar. and when that retaliation takes place, we don't know when or how will what it will be. but when it does take face, it could signify the next stage in this confl

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and then with at least john j. c. u. s. and the west one to build a world with dictatorship, but presented as a democratic world. we have witnessed this fact all the dictators around the world are the political agents of the us or west. i see it anywhere in the world. he's real is digging graves that are its size, and it will gradually bury itself in these graves and quagmires. when it receives a decisive blow, it will notice that it is making mistakes. israel will see the result of its mistake. israel will see when, how and where it will get a response. going to get in the atlantic revolutionary goal is causal. so it's do, i can use that as well. we'll face via consequences at a time and place of its choose a bus off the most politically. the issue i'll have now was assassinated into ron last week. i can january and it's ready. so i called a residential neighborhood and they were killed. one of the crowds, military commanders, and some numbers of the radian parliaments have called for a quote, revenge. of course, this or d

this event is hosted by courage, spelled c, u, r, y, j, which stands for communities united for restorativeustice. we spoke with an organizer from courage about how the event reaches at risk communities. >> every town nights we have 27 young people working at the festival giving back to the community that if they weren't there at the festival, they may be doing something otherwise and not if not. you know, who knows what could happen, but they're there with us. giving back to community, showing nothing. >> the event this friday is the final town nights of the season. it will take place from 4 to 9 p.m. it was scheduled to be an eight day test mission to the international space station for boeing's new starliner spacecraft, but it's now been more than 60 days, and two nasa astronauts remain in space longer than expected. >> fox's jonathan sari has the latest. >> still no return date to earth for astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams, the safety of boeing's starliner spacecraft is still in question. engineers are unsure what the root cause of the helium leaks and thruster problems are on

john j a. c u. s. and the west one to build a world with dictatorship, but presented as a democratic world. we have witnessed this fact, all the dictators around the world are the political agents of the us or west. see it anywhere in the world. he's real is digging graves that are its size, and it will gradually bury itself in these graves and quagmires. when it receives a decisive blow, it will notice that it is making mistakes. israel will see the result of its mistake. israel will see when how and where it will get a response. she's going to get it. the threads come after the assassination of her mazda is for the call later. ishmael honey, a in to ron last week in january and is really striking on a residential neighborhood. and they route killed one of the groups, military commanders, some members of the arabian problem, and have called for equal revenge. push this through, done it. we won't be satisfied with the little less than that on the hook, we should take revenge and demolition killer. the

to ring from different parts across the gaza. strip especially from the another in parts and as she j u. and after that is where the forces targeted the school of the ceiling and the building nature of the collapse on top of the people. that's why the civil defense teams are saying that they're having a lot of challenges in opposite close to retrieve the bodies because they do not have any equipment. so they're trying to rescue those palestinians with their bare hands. and it's the only place that's being hit by is variety strikes on tuesday. where else would we be focused as well? there was just to targets in a new and this in a button is the mean area where at least a policy mean was killed and others when it was injured, including a baby girl. also there was a group of palestinians targeted in did in bella, and they were transferred to here to alexa hospital. but let me also remind you that this was a very intensive nights in her newness as though tyler was selling the gun shots of life, but munitions did not stop. and that we also mentioned that this area velocity commute is and whe

been also a torch up by using a police dumps which had been attacking them every now and then in the j u. m. the house been also stating that the were deprived from the basic rights and it's manages and one of whose prisoners such even that in a way to gauze that we have beaten 5 is very soon, does it just stop short? so very violent to practice is by these fairly occupation forces is actually violation against the principles of international humanitarian. know, i'm 3, think lose prison isn't that way that to me, human ways is precedent to be a crime. in fact, to help started double as even the source and data bella, thank you to eric c. so i told sort of being, watch close the from lebanon. what exchanges of fall continuing across its southern boulder. these right now me says lebanese on web has block, has 5 dozens of rocket sentinels and as well. and the occupied colon heights has blown said at talk, that is really military barracks. some rockets were intercepted while other solid open areas be said. the attack starts at large fires, but no casualties have been reported. those rockets

i started vague, i just there a mark j u in southern lebanon. k, i has formerly submitted a request, are joining south africa's genocide case against israel. it makes their key or the 7th country to file a request to intervene in several countries. i've also announced their intention to join, sit in costco. glue has more now from his stumble, a legal base for turkey and all those 6 countries that have made a visual press for intervention in the case filed against is swear by south africa at the i. c, j is i suggest that you the article number 6, this se, and if these some of these countries, applications are approved by the i, c, j, every single goal for solve these countries will also be part of the files. and there will be some written statements, of course, as by the registrar, a to tim believes that the more countries are involved in this case as interveners the countries that are bound by the genocide convention under the u. s. the song or the case will be against israel, is right. it is only supported by german adviser, wait a while. the s

while my friends and 97 days we are going to take our country back and elected donald j trump president of the united uyou. we have middletown persons going to start in the great state of nevada. god bless you all. now it feels like time is standing still. politics a lot is happening and the last month. just over a month ago president trump wiped the floor with a president biden on the debate stage. exposed a t massive cover-up and saved america from four more years of the disaster that's the joe biden presidency. and during that same time it president trump accepted our party's nomination with overwhelming support should prettyhe held one of the most successful conventions in history.co he took a bullet for the country he loves and did not miss a single day of work. and just imagine my friends, just imagine what he is going to a former ears. that isha what we are going to get. now we want to sayor a word abot the immediate we have friends in the media back there. not all of them are bad, just most of them. that is okay. after covering up for joe biden's mental incapacity and incompetence for three and

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u n. c c or i c j, the ongoing genocide. that's because it's a strong statement from brett and he's been very outspoken about it, but actually speaks moser than words. and we haven't seen much action on the ground to stop this war. we was that had uh, the united states impose new sanctions on uh, on settlers stuff, the violence a in the occupied westbank talks me a bit more about these sanctions. i mean, what we've seen progressively sanctions being applied on settlers is divided says continued. now we have these new sanctions, how significant all day in reality, in, in detouring buttons against the palestinians. they, they really submitted some displeasure from the white house against some of the far right to extreme sentiments within the nothing you know the government, but do the same time. i'm not to the worked to stop any of the, of the violence and effective use us more broadly continues to support the is there in terms of the, the administrative supplies in terms of, uh, uh, money in terms of others. since we haven't

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