u. s. again, and it says they'll be up in your and we'll definitely try to tie it was really low and they had moved. we could only rely on each other and the separation from our family was of course, extremely difficult. until now, tuesday, we left moscow not knowing for how long before the last and most com use me because if you got a secret chip at the west and most pointed berlin on the phone, the east gym and bowed up time seems to have stood still account to a post once used by the nazis allied victor, britain to critize off to world war 2. it's now i'm going to treat aviation museum, [000:00:00;00] the r l for us here from north. the royal air force was stationed here from 1945 until the early nineties was absence long after the war, every occupying force had their own air field. that's the only kind of how the americans had temple halls, gospel, the british had got to the front, and the french later got to take a human on the blueprint. and the british primarily did military recognizance e

u. s. u account finance has chosen once again to town belong i to the all the to on over low the root causes contributing to the current situation in political behavior. these to the concierge fall asleep, but and accused, you know, when we talk considering data on freighters to uphold the international commitment to peace and security in the region they made on such successful attempts to use lies money today, then that a to spread this information and engage in a destructive blame game all the while they did the very to disregard that utilized and hold on slides to respond to the violation of a fundamental principle of international law. the info, labor unity of diploma to the present day to on premises more although they ignored the underlying root causes of the current situation in the region for over 6 months. now these countries, especially the united states of sheila, these are the, from any responsibility for the get the most, i can why they have denied you. don't hold on, try to self defense against these are the take on all of the, some of the premises at the same time, they shamef

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u. s. has and the white house has declared often and is not getting tired to declare over and over again. there will be no return, your tory or any action from the u. s, against iran, as of now, even when their problem is on the other hand, to stand by israel in the region and to support is running their defense against any or iran integration stuff on. we'll leave it there. do you to view corresponding stuff on simon's in washington for us? are all right, and just to recap, here's what we know about the situation unfolding right now. sirens have been sending out across israel as around launches me styles and drones explosions have been heard in jerusalem, which is really media say are the sound of incoming drones being intercepted around? says the strike is in retaliation for what is called numerous crimes committed by israel, including this month's attack on the a rainy and concert in syria is ready prime minister then you mean a 10 yahoo convened a war cabinets meeting in tel aviv after saying israel was prepared for any scenario, as i say it's uh, a very fast moving and fluid situation

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again. thank you. thank s u s. secretary of state anthony blinking is on his way to saudi arabia as part of a new push to broke or cease by a deal between israel and thomas lincoln is set to meet monday with leaders of gulf arab states. they've been mediating a plan for a truce and the return of hostages, helped by the us military group since it's terrorist attack on october 7th. israel faces when you pressure to strike a deal with the is more is limis group for police videos this week, showing 3 hostages. a minor thousands of his way. these have rallied once more and tell of we've been holding on the government to do more to bring their loved ones home. a sea of white and blue flax on the streets of tel aviv thousands of his re lease demanding that the government brings the compact for your home. but after almost 7 months of war, many are turning their fury on prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife wouldn't government's failure to secure a deal. families of the houses with gather to call upon the cabine

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u. s. u account, france has chosen once again to town belong, i totally, all the tea on all the low, the root causes contributing to the current situation or in he puts it to called behavior these to the concierge falls, the but named an actual 0 on we thought considering data on for those to uphold the international commitment to piece of security in the legion they made on such successful attempts to use lise money today, then that a to spread this information and engage in a destructive blame game all the while they deliberate to disregard that you're also getting hard on slides to respond to the violation of fundamental principles of international law, the invoice of diploma to the present day to on premises more although they ignored the on the line root causes of the current situation in the region for over 6 months now these countries, especially the united states of sheila, these are you from any responsibility for the gets the most like it was. they have denied you. don't hold on, try to self defense against ages, idea attacked on all the, some of the premises. at the same time, they

that means if israel is attacked again by you wrong or anybody else, the u. s. will stand by israel helping to defend them. however, no such support support a promise by the u. s. if the israel, if the war cabinet is benjamin that then ya should decide to go on the offensive fee and retaliate in a way or at all, perhaps towards iran, which would escalate the whole situation. so this is a little bit the if you will fin line of a rope, the us is trying to balance in here. and the war and gaza has already heard, but politically, hasn't it? of course it has is biden's standing with the whatever happened in or what all happened in an october at october 7th, like a last year. it hasn't been improved or getting better to the country. he's under a lot of pressure from arab americans who want to see bite and administration's efforts to increase enter, intensified when it comes to a sustainable piece agreement or a truth agreement between israel and. and thomas and guys are the release of the hostages and mail age humanitarian aid, into god's and now dividing it ministrat

that means if israel is attacked again by you ron, or anybody else, the u. s. will stand by israel helping to defend them. however, no such supports support have promised by the u. s. if the israel, if the war cabinet is benjamin that then your should decide to go on the offensive fee and retaliate in a way or at all, perhaps towards iran, which would escalate the whole situation. so this is a little bit the if you will fin line of a rope, the us is trying to balance it in here. and the war and gaza has already heard by and politically, hasn't it? of course it has is biden's standing with the whatever happened in or what all happened in an october at october 7th, like a last year. it hasn't been improved or getting better to the country. he's under a lot of pressure from arab americans who want to see bite and administration's efforts to increase entre intensify when it comes to a sustainable piece agreement or a truth agreement between israel and. and thomas and guys are the release of the hostages and mail age humanitarian aid into guys, and now dividing it m

u. s. this way does force well yeah, again, but, but as i mentioned, you know, our, our focus right now remains on the defensive israel and on the protection of us forces . if you take a step back and you look at us forced presence in the region or at large, we have been focused for very long time on regional security and stability. and that, that's not gonna change. when it comes to discussions that we have with our partners in the region, and, you know, of course, those are opportunities, again to reassure us commitment towards working towards regional security and stability. and our appreciation for, for the, the ongoing open communication and the ability to consult with leaders throughout the middle east and central asia to use for some case he's working with me. i mean, it's always support. again, you know, i'm not gonna get into hypotheticals. what you saw happened over the weekend was an incredible and extraordinary response by the us and israel and coalition partners when it came to defending israel. and i, i think we've been pretty clear that we don't want to see escalation into a wide

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u. s. had been trying hard to contain literally established a r and david miller from the economy again down with, for international peace, gave me his thoughts on israel is likely next move. i think there will be a response. even though the ronnie and strikes on saturday night cause early damage, a new president was sad news threshold was cross new rosalie savage. and i think these really simply cannot afford to allow this to go unchallenged. this is the 1st time in 33 years that a another state. 1991 was saddam hussein was 43 starting this was that these are so i think there will be in is or is really response. but the reality is, i think your, your report covered several baskets, the timing of this, the scale of it, the intensity of a, i think it's almost impossible to predict and you pointed out quite correctly that it's conceivable that the response will be cover. um, i suspect it will be over, but um, uh, and most likely i would think against conventional military facilities, the rice, i'm so all we've asked for in i'm inevitable upward spiral of tensions from this point or does at som

i mean, once again, here, you know, since the special military operation in ukraine, in february of last year, the u. s. the u. k. u, along with countries like australia, canada, japan of all impose over 16500 sanctions just on russia. now is that and the next, the opportunity for the americans to go after the chinese, i mean, if that doesn't work, they go back there other technique which is steal, strangle, and sanction. and they will try to do everything they can to sanction china into. and i believe you likely have attempted unsuccessfully to do with russia. the alex, the state department, has claims that your pay and security is our priority for washington, but to washington. but to what extent does us policy toward russia actually contribute to such security? once again, all diplomatic channels are closed. i mean there is no sharing of any information between these countries at all. i mean security, we hear security risks, whether it's a i t property, we hear it through, you know, terrorism. i mean this, if we're going to focus on russia for a 2nd here, this is a country that has been pretty much

and then of course, the heads of the s, b u, he's going to multiple interviews. and one case, again, he says, well, as an intelligence officer, i can either confirm nor deny our involvements in this, of course. but he says that we've already closed and noise. a lot of people have been quite a few media and public cases. and he is, of course, alluding to the murders that we've seen so far. but the jury duty knows a harper lesson. and then he goes to say that some of these publications have become public. so the, you know, that they're behind that. and also there one more that were of course, aware of their what was the even the head out on ortiz, very own editor in chief margarete to someone. yeah. and, but thankfully, those plans were foiled. now i want you to listen to another interview again by the head of the as view who just can't seem to help himself. this is what shows just that they're proud of this. take a listen to this one. is it true that the security service of ukraine was involved in the elimination of such persons as kiva cyrus and to darcy? can you give any details if

actions from yesterday a guess israel, the president reiterated again that the un support to israel in a defensive manner is iron clad that the u. s. will stand by israel if it has to defend itself. and i think it's fair to assume that the, the same kind of message is expected to be a broadcasted by those 27 leaders in one way or another in one form or another towards iran, to woods all parties involved in the middle east. and let's not forget that the us was, of course, always trying to or in the last few weeks, specifically trying to really be open about uh, their intelligence that they know iran is cooking something up and that everybody's expecting you around to retaliate for the attack is rarely a tech on a general consulate in damascus. the ronnie john, comes on a damascus on april 1st. so i think the diplomacy, diplomatic pressure, a clear communication to iran, look, we, we know what you did. we see what you did. we hear you, but now stay away from anything else. now this works both ways. i think also the us is trying to make really, really, really sure that israel understands that the us is not, is not keen on, is really

u. s. may tell you, which is why i don't think it makes sense to discuss individual variables here again, or include contributions that were already made eyes because that's why we're here for 2 days to discuss this together and p lines on. but it's also completely clear to the german government that we need reliability, fitness. it's about financial and material security. and above all, we need the tier support of ukraine because this is about our own security and our own freedom of identify heights, sorry, shields in process. what does the german foreign minister mean by juggling variables between a, you and nature? so if everyone's confused after listening to her, you're not alone because she's pointing out. some of the problems in coming up with, with a fund under nato auspices, because the european union already, of course, has, has a funds for ukraine also has weapons programs for ukraine. and so it has largely been in the past that nato coordinates contributions, not just from nato allies, but also from more than 20 other countries which are helping ukraine. so a lot of countries are

u. s. think tank the asian society policy institute. i asked her how blinker and can expect to be received in china again. um, we'll have a standard diplomatic. welcome, a cordial welcome. but certainly there are a lot of issues to address of the us china relationship that will require some very candid and uncomfortable conversations. and i think secretary blinking is as well toys to continue those conversations. let's talk a little bit more about that ukraine issue, which as you've said, will be, will be high on the agenda last week. and blinking suggested that beijing is essentially playing a double game here. one thing, good relations with europe while also supporting russia is his assessments. a fair one? do you think? or actually i think the chinese economic and strategic priorities lend themselves to these types of policy contradictions. on one hand, china does need the european market as an export for the export market for its goods. on the other hand, it has an equally to itself important economic relationship with russia, which is becoming an increasingly vital part of china's energy security, bu

u. s. foreign policy decisions. and, of course, is during an election year where again, both parties are in support of this. so. right. yeah, it's, it's a lot going on. it's interesting, james, because you do bring up one side of that issue, which is why a lot of people say we should have a diversity with what's going on now, please, but i've gotta ask you angela. donald trump originally was for banning tick tock. now he's reversed on it, is that, do you think because he sees that this could be, he was to it, there are these laws we have in america that protect from media monopolies. and if they go through with this, do your store setting it up that certain monopolies will exist and they'll be legislated by the government a yeah, i think you've seen right through it. i think he's mindful of what happened was parlor. and, you know, it seems like donald trump sometimes, like he tends to shoot from the help with his, with his policy decisions and, and his ideas. and he probably thought, you know, take talk is terrible. he, he doesn't like china, i have let's go ahead and get rid of it. once he realized what was go

u. s. u and the u. k. was quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says to ron, must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still erodes economy is suffering from we growth. in february, inflation hit 40 percent. prices. it's tom food items such as meet at almost tripled compared with the same month. last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products. sanctions have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions escalated prices will rise more and more. the price of beans, she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by example for the sections and discussions with has an effect on people to livelihoods. people who are worried about it as tensions link kind of runs the economy with style and the consequences of a full scale with israel, veronica pedroza, i'll just sarah for counting the cost. well, joining u

u. s. a. that is saying that that off, authentic might be not really and that there should be some kind of ceasefire blinking emphasize this again during his tripping so the regular right now. and i think also that the us present joe biden, the hand stone, some of the pressure he's on the him since, as through the process at the you as soon the rest is and the so, and besides that, and by and this on your is on the pressure it's home to bring the hostages home. all this create the new for the degree she uses as we would see if it wouldn't be to, to some kinds of conclusions of the talk is the near future or the car e mail go. how are you in kyra kareem? thank you so much for that analysis. you're welcome. let's take a look now. some of the other story is making headlines around the world today, and spain's prime minister, padre sanchez, will remain in office to spike corruption allegations against his wife. such as announced his decision in a televised address to the country of taking several days off to assess the situation. he says the opposition campaign against his wife is based on false hopes . thousands of sanchez supports

u. s. a. that is saying that the fall offensive might be not reading and that there should be some kind of ceasefire. please me emphasize this again during his tripping so the regular right now. and i think also that the us present joe biden, hands down some of the pressure he's on the him since, as through the protest at the you as soon the rest is and the so, and besides that, the, by this on your is on the pressure at home to bring the hostages home. all this is create a new for the negotiations as we would see if it wouldn't be to, to some kinds of conclusions of the talk is the near future or the tar email go. how are you in? kyra kareem, thank you. so much for that analysis you're welcome. a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and police. and can you say at least 40 people have been killed off the heavy rains close to them to collapse the great risk valley region. the water swept down stream . i'm forcing trees, flooding homes, and cussing off a major road. the area around the old can you, i'll be down is prone to slash loving or nato secretary general, you installed the isn't key of

u. s. a. that is saying that the whole fence if might be not really and that there should be some kind of ceasefire. believe me emphasize this again during his tripping. so do you maybe a right now? and i think also that the us present, joe biden, the headstone, some of the pressure he's on the him sense is through the process at the you as soon diversity is and the so and besides that, the button is on your is on the pressure is home to bring the hostages home, all this create the new for the degree she is just as we will see if it with the to, to some kind of conclusions of the talk is the near future or the car e mail go. how are you in? kyra kareem, thank you so much for that analysis. you're welcome. let's take a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and the 1st minister of scotland homes, i yusef, has announced his resignation of this comes just days off that he tore up his policies. coalition with the school says greens yourself had tried in vain to find, find enough support for the scottish and national policy to win a vote of no confidence in parliament. it now has $28.00 days to ap

u. s. has managed to convince these role to increase the amount of humanitarian age there are less and again, however, these a goes primarily to the south of the street. the north is very hard to reach. israel announced earlier and it would open and not a lens crossing to facilitate deliveries, to gatherings in the north, but the amount of trucks able to cross. they are not ex fact. it's a big, big so unclear if it's going to help, especially now, when, as america's community or an invoice to the middle east warns perhaps every guys and suffers from starvation. there is an imminent risk offend and for the majority, if not full of the $2200000.00 population of gaza. this is not a good point of debates. it is an established fact which the united states, its aspects, and the international community assess and believe is a real talks also continue home. the needs to stop supporting these roland is devastating war that's according to gather health ministry claim. the lives of almost especially $4000.00 palestinians already earlier in the un special that have out there on palestine cold for arms a

but again, the deacon agreement, even though it was the cynical power play by the u. s. government at the time actually manage to ended that war 2 medically, politically did it and is the fact that the americans have been fuel link uh ethnic tensions involved me ever since for their own purposes. but the actual war that killed a 100000 people stopped. and this is the achievement that this kind of policy should basically seeking to one level. because the moment this resolution passes the blogs, the most ones are gonna say, well, it's time to abolish republican service. busy sort of a genocidal entity and create a unified volume which is precisely the issue for which to, for broke out in the 1st place on in terms of all of the push back to this. what come the serbs do negotiate because there's no veto power. for instance, up to you and at general assembly, although of course it's resolutions are not legally binding. how does this play out as well? there's not a whole lot that the serbian government can do, aside from reminding pretty much everybody in the world that if th

u. s continues to send lots and lots of weapons to as well. but here's unable to find a sucker again of the palestine read, present sign is somehow assigned to the assignment of society is due by states as violent can think of something a worker was the world essential tension. it is assumed traffic to see a workers be killed. targeted despite coordination, despite arranging their uh, the access those data workers when working to give you the 100 percent and suffering of the. but think of what happened to, to down as exactly why do we have the experience or needs a, b, b, or c, s has experience. this is right. operate is, does not respect this coordination on the deliberately asked us to match the key targeting and age workers out of human nature young's as what happened to 15 b or c s members, which is why the id where on the jews. yeah. so the question as how many more aid workers should be killed before the international community. when i take serious steps, measures to ensure protection for the humanitarians on these workers. well, what is the one? so the pride of cause of health

u. s. supreme court overturn the nationwide entitlement the pregnancy termination 2 years ago. the address on the lower dates back to 18. 64. according to the state supreme court, there's no reason to con, once again for her bid nearly own abortions in the states. except those that could save the meters life. the revised band extends to pregnancies that result from great and incest, arizona's attorney general once the decision repealed. when the supreme court upholds what is clearly an unconstitutional ban on abortion. and when there are still lingering and remaining legal issues to work our way through. no, i'm not going to allow any county attorney to prosecute abortion in, nor m a i below cannot be enforced for 14 days. after that, anyone who performs the procedure could phase 2 to 5 years in prison. the hey, always plan to follow the law and i will have to really weigh the rest and benefits and make that that's a personal decision that i'll have to make under counsel from, from lawyers, rather than you know, making clinical decisions based on what my patients are telling me i will be phoning my lawyers for guidance on what i can do. the ruling is the latest. i'm a series of state level abortio

u. s. embassy is on exactly the same spot and we've been blinds of sold by serbian governments in the past. that again, very close to the general stuff. the place where a cruiser wants to build his lives. materials apartments is the place where there was a former ministry of interior of a veteran. he probably, he was of you was not be at the time. and now they use rarely for a f i, europe, bill, uh there, uh, skyscrapers on that sport. uh, needless to say that israel recognizes the possible so i don't know why would a rewarded for the for that. so this is a, a scandalous plan, but i'm not sure that is going to be realized since there are a serious opposition voices within the army. and within the society of serbian, a position member of parliament like somebody, one of the suit, the set that actually 2 sources in the army gave him the information. because otherwise we would have not known that it was the minister of infrastructure watering. vantage, who was by the way, a dessert or a during the 1999 nathan regression. uh that he was a planning this business a way of kosher companies and locations that

u. s. demand. and what sort of accountability of warranted could be accomplished here. because of course, we know, time and time again, the us has asked for such investigations into other allegations of alleged war crimes committed by this really military and little action has been taken as a result of those investigations and day. thanks so much heidi. how did you a customer for us there in washington dc? there have been multiple airstrikes and reference southern guns, one of the strikes of the house and the up in the can killing one person and wounding several others as they were rushed to hospital. and now the strike hit a building near you in clinic terracon boom. send for some type from the quality hospital and rasa with many of the injured have been taken. following the most recent is ready to use, trying to hit the southern city as not sold in a rough or b is very minute tree attack. so the goal is a strip has completely rammed up as a residential house was completely destroyed in the refuge account as a clarity right now, the injuries are receiving right now. it's treatments in a way to hospitalized the boss

again, it's, it's baby steps that started small, but as we seen in columbia, n y, u, u. s. c. these are university students that are taking up charge and saying to the university is that they go through that they pay into. they say that enough is enough, and they're making the demands very clear. there's setting the demands that they want transparency, that they want the students to be protected and we have the ability to free speech and a peaceful assembly. and that's what we're doing here. students. it's no different than any other university. it has been doing it in the past, and again we have certain demands. and what we see for the past 7 months is the ongoing genocide because of the videos that are coming out in the atrocity up to atrocities an indication that the university's care very little as we know, that they're complicit and the bidding of the dentist and was as is any other institution here in the us, this is just the latest protest here. your university g, w, a. tell us what it's been like to be a pro policy and active us because there's been a lot of issues wit

again, that is certainly the pressure that they were put on by the international community, particularly the west western allies, the u. s. germany, the u. k. a u a to really kind of try to de escalate this situation. and that appears to be the situation that we're looking at. we've heard from a senior iranian official telling the reuters, these agency that iran has no immediate plan to retaliate. so for now, you know, certainly it's hopefully in the region across the world really that this is not looking, it's going to escalate the full. the moments of this region remains very hot and nothing can be guaranteed here. and this will the tile area as well as the military unless may not be wrong, but she makes up the fact that israel has not confirmed that it's behind this attack. well, if you look at the white news on specifically that you asked news um, a lot of the us officials have said the israel might be behind the attack and that the, the east ro authorities had informed the united states last minute that they would launch this attack. so given the targets, given the timing, today is the 85th birthday or fi i told a h

administration took a different tack and again, merely imposed american laws, just follow us law, which they are required to do. which would mean cutting off u. s. military assistance to israel and insisting that aid is allowed in and insisting on a ceasefire. many people would be willing to vote for a president who did that because i think, as you said, it is unusual. the extent to which we're seeing a matter of foreign policy playing such a big role here. i do think, you know, it's april. there is time to shift here. there are so many people who could be saved if by didn't just took a different approach, right. i think the concern is, as we get closer and closer to the election and things just get worse. not only this, the coming destination of the people sheltering, trying to seek refuge in the roof. but also israel just bond, the embassy building, the iranian embassy building in damascus, and is threatening to invade lebanon. we know americans are fed up with forever where we're wars, if biting doesn't stop israel from expanding this conflict into a region wide conflagration. there's no way he's, you know, americans are so tired of this, of