u. s. everyone in russia are committed to piece of stability in the middle east. southern you've also described the problem russian relations asked for teachers and slammed the europeans for not fulfilling their commitments under rejoiced, comprehensive plan of action known as the j. c. po, way. very fine. china for supporting you. run into difficulties created by the foreign sanctions. i called both moscow and visions to halls for us and it's for intentions with the us over the white house is unilateral move in announcing the return of all previously terminated un sanctions on 11 east lot. do you want us to cannot? or i guess the warning people, i mean we would send shirts criticizing washington 1st empty just for duty, lateralism and seeking to impose its demands on others. the question now is whether or sorry for the fall of this thing that somebody has to do for or she has learned to use less. this focused prior experience with united states now what types of civilians like these don't make the headlines for weston view as who are flooded with pro ukrainian news. but the ronald gaudia, who

everyone in the u. k. talks about the n h s the national health service to try and prove things that have caused some challenges on the international stage as well. i've mentioned ukraine. there's also the war on garza . well, the position, i don't think the movement looks like it's going to be any different from this new labor governments they did in the manifesto, say that they're gonna recognize palestine, but i don't think that's going to happen any time soon as they say that it has to happen in step with process towards a 2 state solution. having said all of that, he now has more than $400.00 and peas and we know that opinion in the labor policy itself is very pro palestinian. so i'm sure among those 400 them please let me quite a few who'd like him to be doing more to be tougher on his route. so i think that's going to be interesting and worth watching. yeah, absolutely. james, thank you very much for that. james days with all the nations live in london of the that's to goes on now is there any forces have killed 5 members of $15.00 and the north of the strip? a man, his wife and the 3 children died when

everyone is why the, the american elections because the u. s. is a huge football player. what ever happened? see about maybe the updates the roads for the good for the, for the bed. so we, i really, why the, the that's happening, they say, but present by the recycling and oppose if you struggle with the beds, it gave me shows that the next best day to be done. i'd shop. there is no other way . keep that, that the bed was the make for break for you. and it literally came out, does it break? and we are seeing the, the, the, the shuffles addressing the consequences is the middle side for you. my job is read. all right. i know you mentioned donald trump. these are reactions from out outside of debate, but putting them side by side. what are your same to fable when it comes to the best a candidate to lead the the they the lead you to united states. i think the hard time is august. we know what she thinks we know what she says and usually does what she says is credit cards and he's multiple so he's the one. okay, so i'll, she said, looks, i'm to a, by june insights with the way

we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. interrogate the narrative, is the u. s. has continued support for israel affecting is global standing. there's no question about it. the united states has effectively complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yes, they look that correct, but so in the international community, can we also say that deals the cornerstone of democracy is having a free and open democratic pro upfront without the this is officer on duty navigator with the check on your world headlines in gaza is really strikes of killed at least 14 palestinians over the past few hours for the victims died in a don attack on a home near on this laid off the refugee camp. the injured were taken to the hospital and they didn't buy those strikes. follow one of the deadly is these 4 guys that in recent weeks, a police 52 palestinians were killed across the strip on tuesday. among the worst attacks was the bombing of a school housing displays families in southern gaza. at least 27 people were killed in knots, drake and the statements on x. the head of the u. n. ag

u. s. foreign policy and the actions of the nato alliance and their efforts against the world peace diplomacy is about talking to everyone, even to those be 2. you do not agree on major issues. that's one that you have to tell your colleagues. this is not only unacceptable what's come, dallas really scandalous. the country is being stigmatized in the 21st century jobs because arguing in favor of a diplomatic solution, we are now being under very heavy attacks. political attacks, one of those european politicians who are representing a pro board position. but i have to tell you that such kind of a tax will give us a 3rd the ink cartridge meant to continue our peace mission. his remarks came before the conclusion of the meeting from there he had a bilateral meeting with the russian foreign minister. and we understand that sir gay lab or off the russian foreign minister will be having a number of bilateral meetings with countries represented here at the united nations. he will be here and presiding over another un security council meeting set to take place tomorrow. so it's a wide and important visit packed schedule for the

u. s. government, at least surely host itself to a higher standard, been stanford taking great care to avoid arming a bunch of guys who keep reminding everyone that their new nazis right off to summer review, ukraine's 12 special forces as of brigade possibly event. thing is carried out by the us department of state, while the state department could just not find any evidence of view naziism the canadian parliament couldn't needed a debt to fi, a bona fide genuine article old school ukrainian nazi straight out of world war 2. when he was propped up right in front of them, we have here in the chamber today you cleaning canadians, cleaning canadian world veterans from the 2nd world war from fort ukrainian, independence against the russians, and continues to support the troops today. even athens age of 98, the okay, so you can see that they are a little confused there because they all just figured that any ukrainian killing russians was a hero. even back then, when russia was western allied against the nazis. but after this latest decision, by washington to outright send those neo nazis of the as off battalion and this unit weapons, the crown w

u. s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, lead to the death of about 200000 philippines. the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation struggle of the filipino peoples in 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the yeah, they said 50, do my new phone. so in the community the bought the eggman sort of and me go ahead was shooting and they had the that the meant the one level of law tab on the horrible stolen when the said to the had been washed in the eyes of my outside of my nice to mamma lity. glinda maneesha, some of the been a lot of with the lender had of to be with you and i think the him good include last year and give me the enough. seems a did you way? i did send it to the he receive and then a going to the school, the sort of the both of us will

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u. s. government out at the beginning, but still sending the message, the nato is stronger than it's been thanks to everyone that ukraine is going to win . this is something he's been saying from the beginning, the crane is going to wind. rush is going to lose making the argument that if russia doesn't lose, the rest of europe is in danger and back into endanger american troops. so really, this is the president trying to send a message to ukraine, that the support is unwavering. that, of course is only going to be the case if you wouldn't 3 election. indeed, patty, thank you very much for them all. and patty, go and live there in washington dc. as patty mentioned that november's us presidential election is in shop focused at this need to somebody in washington dc present. joe biden is a major supporter want. donald trump, his rival, is kept a goal of the military lines his my counter with a look at how the u. s. has played a dominant role in nato. foreign ministers gather the nato headquarters in brussels, in april, marking the 75th anniversary of the alliance. but the major celebration will be in washingto

everyone roommates, well in recent months is well, has been conducting strikes right them. it least targeting lebanon, syria. we've also had strikes in yemen and in the wrong, but nevertheless, the u. s. continues to support its close ally with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu recently welcomed by congress members in washington. well, that's cross now live to i've made all room just by who's executive member of the media review network. thank you for joining us here with all the international. we have had not a huge amount from the is re top brass, and we've gone to this assassination to be smell, honey, a some suggesting that it's reported me to know i the responsibility, but nothing official yet. d although we have had the us saying it has nothing to do with this, do believe it. and i find it hard to believe that this comes out of the time in which nothing. yeah, well i just get time from washington where he undoubtedly discussed the issues that are on the war. the issues of postman law issues on size, that is an issue that some of you who can you give me, i'm and so we can, i believe somebody comes invested respect. what if anything has not obviously a responsibility whic

u. s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took 8 out of the population, general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of bile on ega. porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates lead to the death of about 200000 filipino. the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation, struggle of the filipino peoples in 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the the hey, welcome back government sanchez. so it's called d. d. as in denver, detroit jail politics, just want to make sure you know the name because it's a good show and i want you to watch it or listen to it. john jackman is standing by now. he's one of the hosts of the show. you guys spend a lot of time talking about what's going on and gaza right now. so i'm interested in hearing what you have to say about that conversation. i was just having a little while ago with manila about this charade, where all of a sudden the vice president is not goin