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u. k. germany fonts issuing further sanctions on iran. it's believe that some of the delay or some of the reason why iran was hesitant to supply these missiles. they have, of course, already supplied russia with these weaponized drones that we've been seeing regularly making its attacks across ukraine in recent weeks. they have already been supplied by round, but these missiles that they were hesitant and it was believed in potentially because also the sanctions, though it's unlikely now that they will know that the sanctions may have any effect . of course, those weapons seriously expanding the tillery of the russian and making rusher and making them more adaptive on the battlefield. they sort of low to mid range with me, solves being able to be used along the front line. these are right in, i issued missiles where it was being a allowing rusher, i should say to is reserves some of its long range missiles for a tax further inside you print in territory. okay, thanks that rebecca dw correspond to rebecca riches in keith. lot to interview

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germany has lots of capability, things that they could be doing more. and i think that they are using american reluctance as an excuse the u. k. same thing. so these are sovereign nations, the need to understand, i mean germany will be one of the biggest loser. 60 crime fails, which, which means millions more ukrainian, refugees coming into central and western europe. continue disruption of grain and energy shipments, which affects prices for all of us. so i think that germany and u. k. could act with more to say more decisiveness. even if the united states fails . well, i'm gonna start with, what would you say then to those european allies who hear us lawmakers arguing that ukraine is, is far away from the you with this is a european problem. it's not a trans atlantic problem. the europeans need to deal with this as well. these are not essential of each other europeans need, of course, need to be dealing with this. whether or not the united states does, provides the necessary leadership and support. because this is about more than just ukraine. americans rightly asked, why should we do this, what, what, what does ukraine matter? and i wou

so i think that germany and u. k. could add more to certain more decisiveness, even if the united states fails. well, i'm a started is what would you say then to those european allies who hear us lawmakers arguing that ukraine is, is far away from the you with this is a european problem. it's not a trans atlantic problem, the europeans need to deal with this as well. these are not essential of each other . europeans need, of course, need to be dealing with this. whether or not the united states does, provides the necessary leadership and support. because this is about more than just ukraine. americans rightly asked, why should we do this, what, what, what is ukraine matter? and i would say it matters to the united states because our prosperity in the united states is tied directly to europe prosperity. our biggest trading partner is europe. so. busy if you've got conflict in millions of refugees and disruption of food and energy in europe, that has a direct impact on our economy. so there's economic reason why matters

u. k. at about germany, others, as you mentioned, they will seem pretty convinced by the intelligency as somebody says that they've introduced these new sanctions on around the u. k. binding iran now from u. k. s. base, the list goes on. do you think they would act in such a collective amount against iran if they weren't responding to something? well, yes, of course. i mean we, we cannot just presume that everything governments do, whether they're west stairs or not. or non weston is always entirely solidly based in evidence united states. and then you can bring to the rock based on things that they claim that they were very outcome insight. nevertheless, i do think that there likely is truth to this story. and the question is, at the same time, given the fact that these sections on the relative scale or not, some of the toughest ones that you are going to use could be imposing as to whether this is more of a warning sign in order to make sure that perhaps there is still a chance to prevent these deliveries to actually take place or at that the missiles actually could be used. how much of this do

u k, from germany being put on some of writing and assets of their, their main, uh, aircraft carrier as well. so it'll be interesting to see what effect that will have on the future supply from, from moran regarding these weapons. we're talking about mid rain rage, weapons that would really wide in the us know that russia has to use and give them much more flexibility unless saying that they could use a mid range weapons on the front line savings, a longer range missiles to, to, to target areas much further inside your garden in territory, i want to ask you to a bit on the russian claims that it's military has recaptured settlements inside the course, the region. what are the implications of that if that, if that is true? well, we've got pretty limited information as you can imagine on that. but this morning we stats of getting wood on some russian pro russian telegram accounts and military blogs to suggest that this somebody expect pretty much expected counter offensive was under way. and we've, we've heard also from a major general from the russian army on the russian news agencies

u. k. germany are the biggest arms providers to israel in an ongoing genocide. so we're seeing a situation of course, in which many of these new arms and in the past that these tended to be a little bit more abided by an international scene. our are more or less security on an increasing this hostage. a still a head analysis era. dash cam video shows the moments of bridge collapse and get known following land slides and flooding. why the german governments decided to impose more restrictions on his port is in support to south africa. leave it late in the raf con, qualify again, selves to them for full action flights in the show the we've got a line of joint thunderstorms have been moving no safe through europe and nothing temperatures back leaving flooding on the ground. so it's a frontal system that is going to be followed by another one which is a much different based this is dropping typically enough to give street funding. dubrovnik had it on monday afternoon and it will keep going in that direction. now this is katie, where the volts, today's we nothing the

u. k, germany iraq, just to name a few. and of course it will be on friday that when we hear from other countries, including the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. all right, thank you very much, debra. it is under reporting to the united nations and york? well, moran bouchard joins me now. is there a senior plus guy unless he is in london and we're one we just hearing that. and gabriel elizondo has interviewed discussing gaza and also 11, and that is featuring quite heavily and in new york during this united nations general assembly. but do we see now the, the people of 11 and essentially paying the price for brett's in america, western countries not applying the necessary pressure on israel to still full of this months ago because the epi center of what we see right now and 11 and is the war on gaza and candidacy. impunity is the word. impurity is the word that is being violated each and every day. while war leaders meet at the united nations and community was supposed to have stopped after the 2nd world war. a

u. k. fronds, germany, austria, and the name of the lands hold more than half a 1000000 optics from the african continent. here is the form of egypt should i take with his minister again? i found out, and there is a time now. the european began to think that they really just selected the money. it was after that and they said it has to go through the attempted it back back to the president. the brands said that it's, it's fair to benefit. so as to make money from our mornings in berlin, and here we need money to dispose of the monuments. this is the face of the old domain brooklyn. that literally was piecing that museums in europe and america and everywhere they still practicing everybody in our body events. they lived through the night. they took our mornings in the last decisions it's in for and every museum made jobs back, but still museums until to day. correct. it's empty and they devised tony, lot of facts, and this white piece at that tunes that didn't bins. and the storage device started out effect because the museums are buying you that the so use rocket has successfully dumped

u. k. in germany and others. now after 11 months of the genocide and jazz, are they feeling bold that they can do anything they want? and this is what is happening. so what we're, we're definitely getting an escalation on, hopefully as model is real conflict. but this is part of a broader context in which the, the is really government is using all its military and other means to go on a rampage all across the region. and we should be on the look out for other attacks that will carry out against anybody who is the palestinians, the but the taxes are for wider conflagration with others. the region there certainly is there. i don't think we're going to get a full scale region or all out war, but we're definitely going to see an escalation between his bottle and a. and this will use is you say, yeah, israel appears to be going on a rampage at this point in time. especially against is it can says his block over the last few days. can you give us an idea of why you think is relas seemingly turning its focus from gaza a

u. k. u, a secretary of state antony blinking. sadie ron has supplied short range, ballistic missiles and russia is likely to use them within weeks around has denied delivering the weapons. france, germany and the u. k. have also announced fresh sanction was not bad. what we've got about them. i'd like to welcome ben and ben till a blue who is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies. welcome back to date w now and to me, blink. and says, iran has trained thousands of russian military personnel to use these fath 360 close range ballistic missile systems. now, this apparently has a maximum range of 75 miles. tell us what is rustled likely to use these missiles for as well. it's a pleasure to be back with you. and finally, as you mentioned, the much awaited spoken about transfer of the ronnie and ballistic missiles to russia has happened. this is something that the us government has been speaking about since at least 2022. meaning it would be the other issue to drop. the 1st one being your arms provision in one way attacked rounds or suicide rounds close range ballistic missiles or ballistic missiles that can fly on a parabolic trajectory anywhere from 0 to 300 kil

u. k. france and germany have now announced new sanctions against juan and russia. however, we have not seen any evidence backing up these claims so far before moving forward with sanctions. us national security council spokesman john kirby told reporters. 5 the united states cannot confirm reports about it was missile transferred to restaurant the accusations and sanctions of spirals. after reports surface, the oven on disclosed ukrainian military force, alleging that the apparently a shipment of $220.00 and ballistic missiles arrived at an unspecified port and the caspian sea september for following this year, queen 71 and charged at the fair and keep emphasizing that such actions, good irreparably harm, they're already fragile to us. it's interesting how the west criticizes it won for its so called the stabilizing influence. beyond the middle east stops while the us maintains warships thousands of miles away from home in the persian gulf. something which observers believe has perpetuated the guy's complex. earlier it was in bassett, or to the way i dismissed the

u. k. france, italy, germany, i knew it was those number of countries that are part of the empire ruled on the white house in the seats. are the ones that are conducting these and this war, as we see from the one american special forces and western special forces have been on the ground in gaza. and they have been, as we see beyond the conducting, these air rates hidden, claiming that they are as rarely as they are also providing all the intelligence and all the surveillance that we see in the skies here, oil for live and on, and then palestine. now what from your opinion, why is easy will act in with such confidence, despise the risk trade from most countries of the world and does it for you the it's got the has block on the back food right now as well. it's acting with such confidence because you have a vegetable for an in pur and the sea and the bulk of the candidates that are running for the elections in the united states have given the green light for to not send you out to do whatever he wants to up until a coming of a new president in january 20th next year. so from now till janu

u. k. france and germany have now what else? news sanctions against the want end bradshaw however, have not seen any evidence backing up these claims so far before moving forward with sanctions. us national security council spokesman john kirby told reporters. 5 the united states cannot confirm reports about it was missile transferred to a restaurant. the accusations of sanctions, ups, pire, old, after reports surface the, an undisclosed ukrainian military source, alleging that the apparently a shipment of $200.00, it won't even ballistic missiles arrived at an unspecified port and the caspian sea december 4th, following this new queen son into your warranty. is charged at the fair and keep emphasizing that such actions could irreparably harm. they're already fragile to us . it's interesting how the west criticizes that waterford so called the stabilizing influence. beyond the middle east stops while the you want us maintains warships thousands of miles away from home and the persian gulf something which observers fully it has p

the joint statement also endorsed by the european union, germany, france, u. k and others calls for a 21 day cease fire us and its allies say the pause in fighting would give a real chance for a diplomatic settlement, allowing civilians to safely return to their homes on both sides of the border. gwen and toby's janelle, to him without his in new york, where officials have been working on that proposal. i asked her whether a diplomatic breakthrough is a realistic possibility as well. yeah, steven, this is the sort of thing that we're familiar with, especially when it comes to talk about cessation of hostilities and dogs. all we know where those efforts have led those talks have been, those talks have been stalls and nobody believes about. so joe biden will be able to get a deal together before he leaves office in january and all this violence, of course, and live in on is threatening to mutate into a wider regional war. but as he said, you, us officials are reportedly working on a deal here on the sidelines of so you and general assembly with other countries. a

the foreign policy chief says he's outraged by the attack, germany, u. k. u. s. and u. n. a bill condemned to strike the secretary general calls upon all parties to refrain from using schools from using shelters in areas around them for military purposes. all parties to the conflict have been obligation to comply with the international humanitarian law at all times. the secretary general reiterates this call for an immediate cease fire and the media to non conditional release of all hostages be held in gaza. this horrific violence must stop out of there was gabriel in his own though has more now from you in headquarters in new york. the secretary general of the united nations is watching events in guys a very closely and according to the spokes person. you're shocked and outraged by this latest is rarely attack on this unrest. school turn to shelter in shelter where there are 12000 palestinians are receiving food water a medical attention when this attack took place the you and, and also saying that they have no evidence to back up is really claims that some of the unreal

at that moment, majority, vast majority population in france and germany and u. k. n u s. they want peace. and i think also the, the elections for parliament i think, was also sign of that. me even like the, the best that the defeat of micro on in front us is also the other sign of that so . so, i mean, i think you're right. i mean, it's time to start talking about peace. that's why just escalation or distracts of escalation from west, doesn't make sense at this point. yeah, it seems like so many atlas of sort of saying that the escalation right now is just because it's a money maker. do think it some money make of for the for the west, and that's the only reason that they really care about the lives of the ukrainians to well, i don't think they care about the lives of the brands because it's already 2 and a half years. we don't know actually how many credit has died. people, some people say about 500000 can be even more, some data now saying that is 2000. the brain is a day. so i don't think they care about their lives and it's true, it's a huge money maker. let's remembe

you foreign policy chief says he's outraged by the attack, germany, the u. k. the us, i'm the you and have also condemned the strike. gabrielle is on the, has moved from un headquarters to the secretary general of the united nations is watching events in guys a very closely and according to the spokes person. he was shocked and outraged by this latest is rarely attack on this unrest. school turned to shelter in shelter where there are 12000 palestinians are receiving food water, medical attention. when this attack took place the human and also saying that they have no evidence to backup is really claims that some of the unreal staff members killed were part of from us. also, israel is saying that they were targeting a, a mass command and control center. the u. n saying they also have no evidence of that either. however, they are willing to investigate. now the un clearly isn't a very difficult position in gaza just within the last couple of weeks. a u. n. a convoy that was clearly marked with un insignia on the side was targeted by the is really military is rea

policy chief said he was outraged by the attack on wednesday and now and is there a refugee camp, germany, the u. k. and the us of all so condemn the strike with regard to the to the attack looks. the 1st thing that's usually important to, to underscore is the essential vital imperative work of the amount of drains and gaza. and for that matter, around the world and a 6 essential that those activities to be protected and indeed be, be facilitated. we need to see mandatory insights protected. and that's something that we continue to raise with this real. meanwhile, the united nations has extended its polio vaccination campaign for one more day to reach more children in the north of the strip target boys in reports now from darrow, by the end central gaza. the vaccination campaign has been extended to another state in the north of the stripe in order to recognize the vast majority of causes, children, and guarantee that the new child will be missing from receiving that important vaccine. again, that had been detected back in july and we need also to remind of you is that during the 1st 2 days of the

and on the side on the refugee camp, germany the u. k. and us have also all condemned the straight with regard to the, to the attack looks. the 1st thing that's usually important to, to underscore is the essential, vital imperative workers humanitarians and gaza. and for that matter, around the world and a 6 essential that those activities be protected and indeed be, be facilitated. we need to see mandatory insights, protected. and that's something that we continue to raise with israel. let's speak to our correspondence auto plaza, who's joining us from dated back from central garza, so the u. n says that the school bomb today, not only obviously killed several un stop to bonds yesterday, excuse me, killed several un stuff, but this was the 6th time thought a israel has bomb this particular shelter for the people who manage to survive. what options do they have on the wheels? they have a very narrow window of options left for them. the reading in light of the cars t of light uses left for palestinians. also the destruction of the vast maj

the foreign policy chief says he's outraged by the attack germany, the u. k. u s. l u n. have also condemned the strike and there was another is ready striking illness, right? refugee camp over night. 2 people were killed and 10 more injured when the house was targeted. and as striking jamalia is killed, at least one person, the search for people missing under the rubble is on guy. as his blood says, it find a barrel of rockets towards israel's main defense base and the knowles is there any minute she confronted the attack, saying some 20 project house have been 5? it's advice of the rockets were intercepted, old fell into open areas. are you as a cross carry, deployed to the middle east is heading home depends good. has decided to bring back the u. s. s. theodore roosevelt. the follow the red decision to keep it to us navy aircraft carriers in the region since during the past week the by the ministration had increased us ministry presence in them at least to help defend israel from possible attacked by iran and its prophecies. political hayton is more from the public. a

and the, and the said all the refugee camp in germany, the u. k on us have also condemned the strike with regard to the to the attack looks. the 1st thing that's usually important to, to underscore is the essential, vital imperative workers humanitarians and gaza. and for that matter, around the world and a 6 essential that those activities be protected and indeed be, be facilitated. we need to see mandatory insights protected. and that's something that we continue to raise with this really awesome rose as the senior deputy director of one of our fairs in gaza. he spoke to my colleague fully bought the boat earlier from han, eunice. he says, one of our employees feel devastated. this is one of the most difficult days that we've faced and, and gone during the most difficult complex that we've, we've faced stuff in the offices are in the shop, that grieving that is fair. and then the colleagues on the ground to do, i've talked to in the shelves providing 1st line response. so just just devastated . yeah, i know the fact on a project saves you and fo

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