u. s. does. furthermore, vietnam, like other south asian countries, has refused to get sucked into the anti russia and antique china propaganda promoted by the west. consequently, while prisoners boots visits appear on your fits, the western narrative is visit to annoy or frustrated. well you of i said it's in the, in the right place, the old, the latest news on the plasma pollutants trip to pyongyang. and we'll make sure you're capt rights up to date with the visits and all the big news lines emerging from the lines mark talk. so stay with us. the to some of the world news now, a full ukraine to join nate, so it needs to completely overcome russia on the battlefield that came from the us national security council spokes person doing a white house news briefing. the 1st i got as when this war i got a window more 1st and so number one, we're doing everything we can to make sure they can do that. they don't, it was over. no matter what it looks like. they're still going to have a long border with

u. s. does not take it still doesn't. it is just forging ahead with this diplomat visits and tools when he was full general micah land, his trip, which will likely reinforce content, terrorism, cooperation with the need and part of why including tenants and sharing and some sort of additional military equipment. but this treat to pro, from the, the, the general highlights washington's dispensation. some would even say sufficient to rapidly secure a tone based in west africa following it's a force departure from the z and given been in and caught the voice of concerns that these the house was name, security environment could destabilized the northern regions. united states appears to likely come very close to those countries as a cure, a broad base in one of the 2 countries. but in all of this, one kind of help us think, what to the you is don to come to tourism in africa. we all know that to me because 20 plus years of come to tourism, supported in these regions, has lots of delta didn't meet the security terrace groups h

u. s. does not one rush it to help cuba for cuba to help them as well to prevent as well as to help other countries that are receiving sanctions and so forth. in the us, she released sanctions that way. these countries, whether it's cuba, whether it's russia, would have no reasons to support each other in this type of ways. once the sanctions can be lifted, then they can trade and do business with anyone. the only reason why they're going to each other for help, whether it's military, whether it's a comically, whether it's tourism or other types of trade, it is because essentially, so the us is looking for a person that is guilty for a government that is responsible for what is going on in these international relationships to think to that russia issues look at itself. they should look in the mirror for they have created the conditions with these countries to support one another as they have lots every other door. the significance is very importantly strong. it's a friendship historical friendsh

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from me, you also mentioned the international community that how does the u. s. congress? is it aware of what it looks like to the world to invite a man for whom the international criminal court seeking a rest once a will crimes for crimes against humanity? the leader of a country who the international court of justice is investigating for genocide? yeah, the answer is that is lovely of the united states congress, especially the republicans have no idea about what's going on in the world and especially what's going on, at least as i said, the type of politicians, they just want to stay in power and exercise. so that the benefits of power, the higher the tremendous higher make the tragic and cool army of all this is that both the american and the is rarely strategies and guys a field. and then loving a failed. and i'm secretary blinking, who was a cartoon like character who pops up every saturday morning, making another trip to them, at least to try to create enhancing around me on a coalition which they've been trying to do something. alexander haig was a foreign secretary

u. s. bank. once he does complete, we can see that conflict hotspots spread less quickly and widely house pride. and also that the difficult transition from more to piece can be managed more swiftly to be that think they have to come. and of course, the better the information, the more forward looking at was the better the un peacekeepers will be able to work and allow hating the arb. i think that's why the switch institutes president has come to new york to seal a cooperation agreement with the un save you 70 of them today will cement this cooperation at an institutional level. the un doesn't often make such a great. so this is a huge opportunity for the new ca shifted, but also for switzerland tribes. the if you have few bites of time, t h has a lot to contribute by combining strange and computer science and social sciences. zion's help us recognize conflicts and potentials earlier to his act fast and provide more targeted support for you to i can chanel it's a 100 and there's an incredible amount of potent

u. s. law enforcement, where does it come from and what are the consequences, the implications as well? i mean, i love the question because the 1st thing that i would say is that american policing has always had a dialectic relationship with militarized imperialism abroad. right? historians more or less agree that there are 3 essential, you know, cradles for american police and, you know, slave patrols and white militias in the south. the policing of indian land essentially, native american lands that conflicts with the indigenous population. and then essentially strike breaking some in northern cities. um, you know, boston followed by philadelphia, then chicago and other places. so there's, there's a, there's a, a context of american policing that is about how you keep control over style. and people is laid africans stolen land. um, you know, uh westward territories and installing labor. so that has from the beginning place the relationship between imperial expansion on colonial friend tiers and violence and racial repression. here in the united states of america, you see that expresse

u. s. s. to support israel, regardless of what israel does, you know, i don't think that us support for any country in the world should be unconditional . i think there's always something a country could do that should result in washington approaching it differently. but there is just this thinking among many lawmakers and foreign policy leads in washington that there is literally real can do. that should result in the us ceasing to give it iron clad supports. the rest of the world for the most part disagrees. there are some countries in europe that support israel in this manner. but really, i mean, especially outside of the west, we talked about the global south just completely different universe than united states when it comes to talking about the issue of palestine. and the us is really isolating itself right now when the issue of palestine is really sort of front and center and the international stage. i don't think many people in washington understands the extent to which this foreign policy leaves the us. so ex streamlined isolated. well, i want a line away, it really kind of bigs the questi

it's really a matter of does the u. s. or anyone else want to react to that schedule? and here's our question. what could be the best and the worst outcomes of china being the 1st country to explore the far side of the movement? we touched on that a little bit, but let's address that. keith over to you. well oh yeah, the 1st one is the land there, but we've had orators around the backside of the moon for half a century. and if we were, if we, the west wanted to land something there, it's a matter of just spending the money in engineering and, and quite frankly, unless the chinese armed forces to shoot our satellite down or something like that . you know, again, it's like in article, i mean you can pretty much, it's a common heritage of human kind. you can go there or do stuff. i can't travel of why they would claim the backside of the motor. don't you interrupted sort of behavior when they got stuck in on the problems back on earth that they're using the space program to drive. but you know, it's one thing to use space technology to better your, your country. it's anot

that's good, garry, how does the apples program at the u. s. department of energy use national renewable energy lab or, and petroleum and petroleum related products or petroleum drive products like biofuels have a really high energy density. when compared to the energy density of traditional fuel batteries, they've very poorly coming in at only 2 percent. but conventional aircraft to be flying today, i've been for jet fuel. it all started with a design off. and the 1950s, they mean propeller plans the most popular at the time and still buying into it looks like this. overtime this though bye and or tube and we can design, we can vast be more efficient or clear. we know if there is, but the thing is this design has peaked in the way it's very hard to become more carbon efficient unless you squeeze even more people onto already very died plans. so governments and many of the industrial going back to the drawing board to redesign in another 1950 style design of it's a really, really interesting time in that sense because things are up for grabs.

u. s. n voice said a ceasefire in garza does not automatically mean an end to the war on the 11 on israel front. and that's a new security power as i'm would be needed. now he appears to be saying it would be enough, but what he didn't say is what happens if, how much does not agree to that us backed proposal? and literally the proposal and how much this decision could decide to flip in on an israel's war of attrition expands to a broader conflict or comes to an end, then a who their owner is either failed. as we mentioned, the is rarely always says it's developed plans for an offensive in living on. but such a move would require approval from is mainly does have the salute is following developments from a man in jordan. these really military has released a statement saying that they have approve new operational plans for an offensive in 11 on as well as increasing the readiness of troops on the ground. this comes just hours after his belo release and your 10 minute video showing that there drones capturing several videos of areas in northern israel. some of them considered military targets lik

and so one would have to believe that the, if he does when in november, that there would be a very unique u. s. foreign policy. going forward in regards to russia and north korea and it has some interesting points, isn't it? and to what extent does the need to be a new approach tools, especially north korea. the us is, was that, that it go be but knowledge for the large number of years. now the sanctions are clearly not working. they need a ton for example, to the 6 policy talks of over a decade ago. yes, it was more than well over 10 years ago. but as a question is actually on the trump, americans pride to negotiate some kind of agreement. the robot many doughnuts from coal was that he will be able to vitiate no scary and still cetera. and does a new play of weapons, which is clearly not going to happen. and it's very difficult for the medical decision makers study allies. is it no scary, it is going to remain a nuclear power force if i see of, of the future and nothing can be done about as even as the decision make, you guys understand that it's next to impossible, to explain it to that cong

u. s. and west. she would use the g 7 does not represent the world. the 7 countries only accounts for 10 percent of the world's population year after year, they're sharing the global economy has kept dropping. the g 7 has long, straight from its original purpose of coordinating for us to build a team to global economic environment and has increasingly become a political tool to perpetuate us in wisdom supremacy. i'll call. josh again says that the west still lives in the post. well, other organizations like breaks on gaining momentum, so they still lived in the past. g 7 has been useless by the indians. total aggregate g d p of ricks already. and that trend is just continuing when they try to dictate to china and russia, when the g 7 is own aggregate power has been declining. it's it's, it's, it's a sign of desperation. this is not a sign of strip. you know, when you, when you are strong naturally strong, you don't need to emphasize to people that you are strong. you want me to flexion less those they and then so far aware that there they are belongin

the united states is a biased and this honest actor, which at best does not advance and at worst harms us interest world wide, is the u. s. has continued support for israel affecting it's global standing and there's no question about it. the united states is effectively complicit in the genocide. that's widely regarded our ability, you know, to influence people around the world has diminished significantly as a result of this. all of this makes a joke out of the concept of a rules based order, which we preach about all the time. so this is a disaster for the united states, but i would point out to you that despite the fact that the disaster, the united states continues to support is real down the line. now the rejoinder to that, at least the most reasonable rejoinder to that would be that this is absolutely a matter of national security. that is really, is not just the recipient of us large. yes, for philanthropic reasons or humanitarian reasons, but it is a strategic interest in the middle east that goes beyond the money, but it is, it's actually directly tied to us. national security interest is supporting israel, vita

u. s. a, and needs to reach no l. i finish what does a french in new to the fuel drive to pack up it spades and leave one of the world's largest uranium mines as it relates to this operating license. and a senior is really electricity official. one is that the country, it could be easily pro, which means by has prolonged our systems. so the premier you'll use allows of the data sausage, national life from moscow. it is that the happy with us will start and things off. one man has reportedly been shot dead in 10. yeah. i submitted saving on got on the street. so were pond tax height that critics say would understand the pods. and those are already struggling to make ends meet the while in the day proud to demonstrate the sets of smooth columns and round through the streets of the capital nairobi, decrying the tax hikes times. well, socrates is to take us to break up the problem and the government claims that have to raise move funds at home to cost is reliance on external borrowing. autism, the come that has the details, a mess, purchase

u. s. a, and needs to reach noel live. news yet, or does the french nuclear have flip fuel giant to pack up its page? at least one of those? well, the longest uranium mines revoked is operating license. the others hasanti international reaching you live from my new center with moscow. i a michael, what you are now, what mine has reportedly been shot dead in kenya, and that's a mid saving anger on the street. silver of times the tax hike, critics say would on fairly button. those already struggling to make ends meet the barrier in the day crowds have demonstrated a set of smoke bombs that run through the streets of a capital narrow b to decline. the tax side funds or forward easy gas to break up the proud of the government claims. we have to raise more funds at home. the cottage reliance on the accidental borrowing are these note of we'll convey has the details a mess. purchase, have the rob sitting data gains pace, and william boots has 2020 full findings full and seduced at the based off the international monetary fund. the goal proposes a new round of tax hikes and lives that will increas

u. s. special advisor a most. what's the and visiting israel? what does this this visit expect to to achieve the it's quite an interesting question because in all the readouts from is really officials that he's met with. it doesn't exactly say what the plan ahead is, but it rather says that he was given a full scope of the situation on his roles northern border. but let's remember that israel's defense minister you'll have to launch himself. has said that this is not a problem that can be solved diplomatically. and in fact that israel is ready to engage in a full scale war which is by law and that they're ready to quote, turn beta into another gone. so, but the cross border fly or has escalated, we have seen that not just in the last several days and weeks, but in fact, in the last several months, last week, these really prime minister held the security assessment and he decided that those areas in the north tens of thousands of people from the northern townsend settlements will be evacuated until at least the end of august, something those people have be

you know, does he have something to gain at home from criticizing divided administration in front of the u. s. congress? and yeah, i think that's the time you know, feels comfortable playing the state's main way. no one actually believes the many anymore. and i single, sorry to say that is, is very important because that is that it cannot do inactive states. it wants difficulties or, but doesn't change as a whole. but then you always delicious instruction automatically send it to which actual establish simply this is where it should the election. it's one to again, to ensure these are the security. but the doesn't support the way that these are conduct, the woman goes. and how you are used to say is, is, is very efficient control do like it states. and what i know that by the end of each nation doesn't do a very good job with that. from that then you know it's all about disability console side for her i think it's it's, it's roughly reminding, oh i'll. ready that's, that's the facing cool option. so i mean these are, and one of the reasons that you'd like to host about so desperately and phon

so human labor rights attorney does a couple like is among those rallying in the u. s. capital. we spoke to this earlier from the heart of the protest on here you see the . 7 genocide and the you know, the, the slaughter of over to the rock and we are saying no today. and what we've done is put up this red line around the white house, which you can see the message that we have is not ever red line for is rule which would cause him to stop supporting israel. the people who us have to be the red and so that is similar to inspire people from all over the united states, the vitamins and the genocide god. while hosting joe biden 1st leader money. while my problem joined his country, a part and welcoming the freeing of these really hostages, but the french president failed to even address the palestinian death total in the idea of operation. i guess all the new rules denise, in goal, is that we want to obtain the immediate release of the hostages. and in this respect we welcome to for his riley hostages released today by these. rightly on a says, we want to achieve an immediate cease

you know, does he have something to gain at home from criticizing divided administration in front of the u. s. congress to yeah, i think that sort of nathaniel feels comfortable playing the statesman way. no one actually believes the many anymore. and i said, well sorry to say that is, is really important because that means that it cannot do inactive states. it wants difficulties or but doesn't want a simple within the hours to mrs. chuck schumer all over the senate. so chuck schumer said recently that he's i should the election, it's one to again, to ensure these are the secuity, but the doesn't support the way that these are to come back. the woman goes and how you are used to say is, is, is very different console doing like is this, and what i know device in the nation doesn't do a very good job with that from that. then you know, it's all about his police because all 5 of her i think it's like it's, it's roughly reminding all over the that's, that's the facing collection. so i mean, these are the, and one of the reasons that you'd like to host about so desperately and foam and from the go

mean, does that mean that russia is going to be, provide the same extended deterrence, the nuclear umbrella, that the u. s. provides to south korea and is this going to in bold and north korean leader kim jo, me and in terms of its provocative behavior along the border between north korean shows, career rush, vladimir and fulton also have one soul that supporting ukraine would be got a very big mistake. i was still interpreting that warning as well. just 9 months ago, king john good visited the scotch and a cosmic drone in russia's far east. he held her summit there with vladimir putin so cooperation on the level of satellite technology and missile technology is somewhat perhaps of a, of a maurice some given. but there are other levels of military cooperation and technology transfer that perhaps concerns. so korea is rush, you're going to provide some submarine. technology isn't going to provide nuclear energy submarine. technology isn't going to provide even nuclear weapons technology to north korea. the depth of that type of technology transfer is going to be more difficult to, to hot, more difficult to

u. s. is basically pushing its own back, somebody come and that's normal. that's what it does. america advisors, it's interest. and this proposal is in the interest of the united. ready is the interest of the budget administration and election year, and it's pushing it because as you said, and i, i won't say they're locked in. i think these raising one more they've been saying get non stop. i'm not sure why the rest of us can understand what the israeli government wants to. is there any government once it wants to destroy him us? i'm not sure what i mean. the americans give it excuses. i don't think the rest of us to give these res excuses is there any governments want to continue with the war and just or how much period newport are right now, that might start to say not, let's get some of the hostages all over 6 weeks. and then we will see, and why do i say we will see why have mass continues to hammer on this point on why the 1st is all? what about this point? which is called more than from page one to page 2. this is the most important part . and the biggest problem with th

u . s. president of the ukranian president. and this follows maloney's right wing allies getting a significant boost and then you will actions. what standing does he have among other world leaders of the summit? yeah, the elections last week. definitely. so lots of losses for many governments and within the european union, if you take the examples of france and germany, the governments that the policies definitely lost and georgia maloney after the elections came out and presented himself as one that essentially one there's election. so there is a lot of table and 4 high political table, and at the moment on the european union stage, she is presenting herself as a mediator who has the support of from all countries. she says, she's also extending a hand to the global south when she says that she wants to change the relationship between european union countries and countries in africa. and what with them unable i to i level now where she stands politically. of course, there's a bit of doubt when it comes to her domestic politics where she is pursuing a very conservative pos and roots like boston for example. or the, the, the, the idea is that she

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u. s. companies. so do things, no big go. we do not have money to get finest 10 ration. the country does have a little electricity for 14 to 15 on the date that the file has gone wrong. a do. but as to what are the products that is not losing the mass of unemployment on the commission? so that's one aspect of the 2nd is that most of the money ends up in this was the most of us or was made is money on site. and i have everything in boxes by then in my name a box for me to leave this. but the counsel grow their properties abroad and to so to clear. so this money most of this money ends us to come. but let's move on to the us. so tell me about this assassination of a summer being lot of impact is dawn. what was the feeling and unpackaged on the i so i was hiding. it's always been a lot in the diary confidence. why was it solid? been a lot of the impact of stone do you didn't want, you must understand that some up in the street by the bias. i am the one on the 3 by the z. i and i saw about 20 years. so this, this, uh, these people as the guys financed by the, by the end for a long time, thes

u. s. gun the tara china from invading tie one washington. doesn't the officially recognize the island does independent attains a so called policy of strategic? i'm the usc towards military action overtime on. however, president bible has said he cannot relied sending american troops to taipei, if beijing mix and move. this was the response from the chinese embassy in the us. no one should underestimate, trying this commitments, determination and ability to defend its sovereignty. in 3rd, tauriel integrity. we will not allow anyone to separate taiwan from china in any way. we're retired. us are a force intended colonel, a car, and good tell us the told us that more among green rhetoric plays right into the hands really of the u. s. military industrial complex, which is always looking to capitalize on conflicts. so i think the idea that the animal is talking about is that you create a huge number of targets using drones and unmanned naval vehicles. so then we'd have all these targets then that would somehow overwhelm the chinese, the target acquisition systems and radars. it's almost pretty

u. s. government has pumped into the saw him know the military training and provided some, many of the cooley does when instead of security, improving in africa to, to the pouring in of billions of dollars by washington over decades. this is how the situation actually looks at the beginning of the millennial. a pentagon funded institution recorded 9 terrorist attacks across africa, resulting in 23. that's, that's fast forward. that's 20 years later, the number has skyrocketed to over 23000 tara casualties in just a 12 month period. we spoke with a social and economic commentator from brick, you know, fast. so who saves african see military cooperation with the us as a dangerous enterprise? a lizzie, for us on the united states military cooperation efforts have been conspicuous in the lack of results. this lack of results has often been compounded by a lack of democratic transparency in the presence the congress of the saw has, has also on several occasions, pointed out that dave was signs of collaboration between the western forces stationed in the cell health and southern tower risk groups for th

and no one does a batch or has only just begun on the list like fedex. we believe that the u. s. is currently protecting its domestic industry by copying china's own strategies over p. i'm not, i would say that europeans have no choice, but to follow the path already taken by the chinese hands. now, the americans, the whole mountains, english english. they must now engage in industrial policy. you find key technology is more and see where they may already be vulnerable and go from this part of what it is. it's by seem like a brutal survival battle, but the words twice organization has long set rules for stocks, disputes, unfortunately, almost no major power is willing to follow them. now. the or the more to nothing on record multilateral coordination and world trade has become very, very fragile lenses are me if i may say, so he took the w t. o has been stagnant for years, is and this comes at the expense of everyone's welfare. i know it, donald plans, whether in china, the us or europe. we all benefit from this rule based global trade winds and believe your budget of 800, once t

and no one does a batch or has only just begun on the list like fedex. we believe that the u. s. is currently protecting its domestic industry by copying china's own strategies. as it is what is on the o p. m. lots. now i would say that europeans have no choice but to follow the path already taken by the chinese hands. now the americans hold mountains means in the street. they must now engage in industrial policy, define key technologies, mind see where they may already be vulnerable and go from excess fund to one is it's by assume like a brutal survival battle. but the words choice organization has long sets rules for such disputes. unfortunately, almost no major power is willing to follow them. now, the or the more to nothing article, mostly lateral coordination in world trade has become very, very fragile ones. those are me if i may say so who took the w t o has been stagnant for years, and this comes at the expense of everyone's welfare. i know it, donald clients, whether in china to us or europe. we all benefit from this rule based global trade . one is in one's in believe y

u. s. could be to a china from invading tie one washington doesn't. if, if you recognize the island does independent and maintains a certain cold policy, you should change it. i'm big deal with the sort of move your action over the territory. however, president biden said he cannot rule out sending american troops the if the link to move nelson wong from the side of high sense of a written fact. and international study says, such a rhetoric from the admiral is pill, pro vocation. it is quite obvious that the hawkish politicians in america is never at rest. uh they, they, they never seem to take a rest in uh, making troubles, uh, everywhere. i mean the taiwan strait that is, who is changing the status quote of the taiwan strait smelt. china. it is actually the us actually, the us government is not their own commit. let's on the one china policy actually by supporting the tie was independence, a separate states actually. and the, the recent remarks of, uh, some of the us politicians are basically storing the fire in promoting the instability across supply. what a straight is quite obvious

what they have is a nissan is what they, how does ballistic missiles hypersonic needles that they can launch attacks. but then you have the u. s, which so many congress are basically just in these regions. and you have israel, which is also nuclear capable. so is obviously in everyone's best interest to de escalate. in many, i'm old and easy to use your interest of israel and the money science was speaking to the science. really good to hear from us about career ecuadorian doing this type of news that the cradle. thank you. and i've been to south africa, not where incumbent president, serial i'm a pose that has been and will grace it for a 2nd ton guessing. so that goal was not a search and see when the poses africa national congress policy lost as parliamentary majority for the 1st time in 30 years without a 40 percent vote. the amc has phone to their lines with the policies, including the opposition to remain in power higher on opposed to address the new power balance in his speech cooling on the coalition. to put aside the differences for the benefit of the south african people to the full ukraine to join they. so it needs

what this does, what this motion does is it removes that last sticking point before somebody can say, well, you're hypocrites. u s. government has a bunch of hypocrites, that sounds biden's and elections. the last thing you need is somebody speaking a finger and going, but you're ordering terrace. well the tears, we just, we designate you with the terrorist that's very easy. we and it's all russian. uh, it's all russian fake information that these guys are murdering people that are guys not take that to the over up and down their bodies. a lot of these guys, never mind all the photographs. a reminder, they so they get information on the phone. so throughout the entire process. so there we can roll on. never mind our own vice news, abc news, nbc news, all these different news organizations that up to be here in the 2021 reporting on ukraine's far right militia problem a little. that's one of the article titles that came out that's ukraine has of i is extreme right wing. uh, organization. sure. it is obvious to anybody, but it's no longer real want us to on site says not to the middle east. the tragic loss of hundr

u. s. has given permission to, to yeah, for any crimes, for any actions of this kind and does nothing to stop the dangerous provocative steps of their vassal for washing down this will come at a cost, they will feel the consequences. what this might be us is assurances, some officials, all sounding the alarm move of the decisions being taken to the oval office because voices inside us congress to wound what they say is an unprecedented risk of nuclear war. one, send it to claiming joe biden is sleek looking in to dissolve the meanwhile presidential candidate, robert f. kennedy junior has spoken of his fees the diet consequences if the decisions go wrong. a pettyjohn did a study about what would happen if we had a big change with the russians. within the 1st 20 minutes of the or 90000000 americans would be dead. within the next 6 months, another 1000000 would die. well, we discussed why the commission for key after use long range weapons against why should could risk nuclear escalation with a panel of guests to the extent of the nuclear dr. now, the russian federation costs for retaliation. wh

u. s. and actually having a serious discussion about it has been extraordinarily difficult. you can imagine why the us government does have won an open investigation. but what is surprising to me is how if you a, supposedly the independent, the investigators and journalists that cared to, to look into this. and even the scientists have done a miserable job. scientific community policing its own community because this was a scientific venture. i'll be one led by the us government. and the scientific community has not asked hard questions. let me just say i, the origins of cyrus code to the virus that causes cove. it is still unknown, i would put it at most likely, i would say overwhelmingly likely that it came out of the laboratory research rather than out of nature as has been told to us. but we still don't know for sure . but what i can tell you is that there's been a lot of the state news about this, that it surely came out of the marketplace and so forth. and this is deception, not an honest inquiries the marketplace in china because there was a us guides as well. let's get on into this final day of the g 7 in the

and 50 is it took place on a remote location within the national park and does not post an immediate threat to people. the u. s. observatory agency loads roughly 250 quakes beneath the summit and the hours before the of option began, and so on as late as midland is on his way back to us just one day. after arriving on the lunar surface on sunday, the 26th arrived launched on the fall side of the moon, which probably faces away from us. it's only the 2nd pipe to have done this off to another chinese mission 5 years ago. chung, these groups off a sample of moon dust and placed it in a capsule for land. along with the sample is expected back on us within the month. those are headlines now. the news updates will be here of the out as 0. well, stay with the the the hill on us today. it's name is northern casa. we are us all the civilians in garza city to go south of gaza is really air strikes. have struck god's us biggest hospital. israel has this evening said it's broken. i'm going to get golf the city, the city, or the one for the the on the 7th of october 2023. the military. we have some us leaded incursion into

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