u. s. for the quotes, the stabilizing presence in the area himself, which left the new. fortunately this year, 5 more countries including some of the runs northern and regional neighbors, have participated. as observers, we're all moving towards establishing security in the region. it's up to regional nations, not western countries to protect the waters. the western countries do have interest here, but they cannot take such an initiative that a restaurant and one in china. i have come together for this kind of maritime drills. it was navy commander, re read morose or why me, why he said, the participating movies have achieved synergy and what he called a common language. there's signals. the emergence of a burgeoning naval coalition industry are typically vital into a pacific region which facilitates over half of the world's energy traffic. who to the emergence of naval coalitions that are strengthening their presence on a daily basis will definitely pay the way for and speed up their influence

u. r p in the unit as a folk, and threatens to make you a p and pay for u. s. protects. now his america 1st policy good. once again, we shape transatlantic relations for many european politicians. the possibility of donald trump's return to the white house is a nightmare scenario. even though they don't like to speak about it in front of a camera, surely i'm not inviting me to interfere and the internal affairs of a biggest ally. it's um the people in, in america who, who had the right to choose the president in private. however, one diplomats describe the apple sphere to us as a mixture of desperation and resignation. and it seems pretty clear that's behind closed doors. officials in your opinion kept a post a working on contingency plans. should there be a 2nd donald trump presidency? i'm sure that there are contingency plans. i'm not going to wait until the last moment. the advantage that they have is some trump is not anymore unlike what was the case in 2000. 162017. is not an unknown person any more of the present during his 1st term in office, trump impose terence o

u. s. for that the to a rating. but again, nathan, y'all was also reiterated that he needs to go into rough with the military, that the military needs to do this operation. rough otherwise, uh, whatever would a stop as road from doing so. uh would to make is read news of the war, and the question is, of course, what the international community do when, when this will happen. tonya, thank you. as always for your reporting, that's tanya kramer for us in jerusalem. us and we'll leave it there, coming up next. our program, the 77 percent, looks at the legacy of german colonialism in tanzania and asks how much it plays a role in young people's lives today. stay tuned and thank you so much for watching the we traumatized from colonization. we're focusing on a coffee cuz that's africa. we're always aware all the impossible, colonial fighting colonialism for story of business that has been sick africans. additional asked box. we looked at this 7 to 7 next on d w. the only way i can be on the top is to create my own. am i ju

u. s. for instance, all of us, we should actually have the opportunity to, to, to engage up to whatever level and on whatever bases we want with these country. well the realities also quite talk you have talked in that's not collectively modern in terms of 500 uh soul just will be pull house eventually from the shit. when that happens, easy, they long. great. that the asked me to call this. yeah. he's able to provide that we do request change what not. that would be not to do with all the internet security could challenge rich. charles bought their implications for this i here. i think this is actually because what we actually see. okay, so as we speak to you to close the west africa alexis to a 1012 was a turning point in the sense that groups affiliated with al qaeda. and i still decided to shift the prizes from the middle east to the so have region. the french decided to set up a process in molly and then they were followed by many other countries that changed when the money and said we don'

u. s. for x 40 of vehicles here. so that is a major hit to the auto makers who have already been scrambling now to 5 ports elsewhere in order to export their products. and those supply chain issues that will cascade down the line. they're just even now starting to develop 0. and as you heard, this is something that's going to take many weeks, if not months to clean up this mess to try to recover the, the bodies of those to cease much less, to rebuild this bridge and open up the shipping channel. once again. i'm sorry, heidi so castro reporting from just around the baltimore harbor. thank you very much. how did the army in man, maurice struggling with a recruitment problem? casualties in the war against the rebel forces desertion, and low morale have depleted the ranks mandatory. conscription is due to be re introduce next month, but many young men are choosing to join the resistance forces or flee the country. instead. 20 chang met some of those dodging the draft in thailand for the town of my thoughts. lily, who wat

u. s. for that matter is taking a very terrible stands against russia. i mean, what they are saying in the media, especially about the election and how they treat the russians, the rest of phobia, which is going on all. so i think this is, has a huge impact on the russian people that they are determined to vote more this year . and yeah, the twos deleted that lead them through. well, 2 years of pressing mutual peroration that you had for 2 years now. is it? yes, you think that there are some people are feeling optimistic about the future? an optimistic about another 6 years on the bottom of reason? i think so. i think, you know, the west was trying to say all the time and you know, the economy is going bad. especially military operation. ukraine is we need that's what they heard all the time. but now they see that maybe since one year. that's the tie is turning, and russia is winning it on the battlefield for sure. and also i think the information war, they also are winning this war. so it makes them more confident and they see that fled to be put in is

u. s. for that matter is taking a very terrible stance against russia. i mean what they are saying in the media, especially about the election and how they, uh, 3 directions, the rest of phobia, which is going on all. so i think this has a huge impact on the russian people that they are determined to vote more this year . and yeah, the twos deleted that lead them through. well, 2 years of pressing me 0 peroration that you had for 2 years now. is it, if you think that the russian people are feeling optimistic about the future an optimistic about another 6 years on the bottom of reason? i think so. i think uh, you know, the west was trying to say all the time, you know, the economy is going bad. a special military operation. ukraine is winning. that's what they heard all the time. but now they see that maybe since one year that's the ty is turning, and russia is winning on the battlefield for sure. and also i think the information war, they also are winning this war. so it makes them more confident and they see that fled to be put in is a very good leader

u. s. for example, during the pandemic they did made in pallets, you try to maintain that integrity off that eviction using also just technology. so it divides cuz that's, that's the most important thing of the end eviction that, that there is. there's global buying in that election. there is a sense of, of integrity and staying as an eviction and the use of technology. i think as time goes, a whole lot of countries are going to start. uh, you know, deploying more technology and to make uh elections, easier to account to include a whole lot of people because also for the total is very important and elections in terms of legitimizing elections. yeah. so the use of technology is also that is to try and get more people if people wouldn't be able to stand in line to vote. the able, the other mccain isms to participate in the democratic process of over to, to knock off 73 percent in russia. which is very, very interesting problem. let me bring you in and ask me about international observers and how

and now we're the nation's for him is he has condemned the u. s. i new paying for imposing sanctions against chinese political figures, accused of being involved in cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. you may follow you involve the u. s. and the u. k. once again, what of the so called cyber attacks from china and sanction chinese individuals and entities visit ship? let's go money. today sion, china strongly deplores and some of that poses this will have lots of serious representations to relevant projects that's wanting to the revolt. so i mean, is of a hill said the lesson, but it's the claims on evidence, but with no factual basis the by the administration has accused the agent of conducting cyber attacks against u. s. companies allen government, for 14 years they, while the u. k. it said, vision is as follows, with 2 separate attacks. the games will make cars on the bush and they control commission between 20212022 added that the incident show a quote, hostile intent from china. taken together the united kingdom judges these actions demons

u. s. calls for an immediate cease fire in gaza. secretary site down to the blake and it says washington is putting forward a un resolution blinking to cease fire to the release of hostages. as israel graham's office preparations to invade russell and confusion that the best mexico border as a court blown ssl allowing the texas state authorities to arrest suspected the legal migraines. just hours after judges give it the green light, the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. several explosions have been heard in the center of the ukrainian capital key. it follows an error alert prompted by a series of missiles and drones launched by russia. the largest attack of its kind in recent weeks, cubes may or vitale eclipse co says that 8 people have been injured. and the rocket fragments destroyed several buildings including a kindergarten. he added that a residential building and cars across the city were on fire. riding on the telegram messaging app, please go, said the air defense units are engaged in repelling the assault. meanwhile, ukrainian shells have been pounding rushes belgrade

that is why we that pushing for more u. s. military aid for ukraine and an end political stand off on the issue. while the pentagon did announce effect of the $300000000.00 in weapons, a key, the big package has stools us president joe biden, at this the say. united states has announcing that emergency package for ukraine using cost savings from previously approved printed on contract packaging, close munitions and rounds help ukraine hold the line against russia. brutal tax for the next couple weeks, but it's not nearly enough. what we're, i'm announcing today. congress must pass the by personal security bill now, which includes urgent funding to ukraine. we must act before it literally is too late before it's too late. before increasing the skeptical republicans a barrel, king legislation containing $60000000000.00 of funding for ukraine has the key figure is the amount on the right to the house of representative speaker. mike johnson. he has so far, refused to allow the vote on the legislation, which has already been appro

strongest push yet by the us for a stop to the fighting in concept for the 1st time since the last tier attacks of october 7th, the u. s. is calling for an immediate cease fire. it's part of the resolution submitted to the un security cam. so when it comes as us and secretary of state entity blinking is once again in the middle east health talks on thursday with a junction president of deal fargo, fcc the us, egypt and guitar had been pushing for a ceasefire now for weeks. meanwhile, in gaza, there were airstrikes in the southern city of rasa on thursday, as these really army presses ahead with its military operation. there. despite all of this entity blinking says that the gaps between israel and to mos over a ceasefire are near. we've been working as you know, with egypt with cutter and with israel to put a strong proposal on the table from us responded to that goes here is continue to work. the gaps are narrow and uh, and were continuing to push for an agreement. and no huh. uh, still difficult work to get there, but i continue to believe as possible the united states is also afford united nations security council r

for time, space and privacy. >>> president biden's top diplomat in -- at the un security council voted on and rejected a u..s-led resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. all of this coming amongst growing friction between the white house and the israeli government over israel's military operations in gaza. here is nbc's alice far from washington. >> reporter: deep disappointment at the united nations security council after russia and china blocked a u..s-led resolution calling for a firing along with the release of all remaining hamas held hostages and increased aid for palestinian civilians. >> for all the fiery rhetoric -- we know that russia and china are not doing anything diplomatically to advance lasting peace. >> reporter: the u.s. previously vetoed resolutions for an immediate cease-fire without condition arguing that removes the incentive for hostage negotiations that are underway brokered by the u.s., qatar and egypt. today one former hostage hearing the horror of her 54 days in hamas captivity. >> we probably would be raped and kill. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinken in israel for in

for one sensor. there are still 1350000 fatalities globally with the u. s. boasting $43000.00 paid salaries. so there's plenty of room for improvement. so even if the entire world says we're, we need this tomorrow, it can take years. it's kind of like introducing a medical product into the marketplace. it takes years to go through and f d, a approval. the crest as dummies have a similar process. as a consequence, we see these disparities and injuries that can happen for years and years before a test device is provided into the marketplace. but there are signs of change on the horizon. bureau and cap has suggested it will introduce the thor 5 half by 2030 and in a world 1st, mercedes used to eaves in a public crash test travelling at 56 kilometers an hour to simulate a higher energy collision. it's a milestone of all development. television is 0 fatal accidents in 2050 for us for everybody here. the approach is to make the road traffic safer for everybody. one big thing to note is the test used female dummies in the driver's seat emphasizing the focus on creating protection systems for a broad

but any other help which, you know, parts for tangs amunition as a weapon reads the u. s. provides for the idea is here, the defense forces could be on the table here. and of course, you know, public support, the u. s. has already defined the ministration has already changed. it's 2 in significantly from when this all started in october, 7th, and in the month after that, that was i'm conditional support of israel. now this has changed. why? because off the 3000s of people that in, in jobs i, according to the home us health authorities, defined administration is inside the united states politically. also under pressure from lot of our, for americans to really make a stand to force humanity slash for more aid. the into guys are substantial 8 and 2 guys out for a ceasefire, not just immediate, but sustainably long ceasefire. so that is what the problem is. you for the by the ministration ad successfully. then for israel to the w, a report of 7 simons in washington for us. thank you. i mean you've got to set a goal. it's addie establishment, figure bussey, you go to my side,

for it. so i think it's a coordinated with s b u western countries, and my 5 am i, 6 or nato. they are, you know, statements for, you know, doing dera techs and this is one of them. that's what my guess. i mean, okay, we don't have confirmation as yet, but this is, it has the similarities of it. and i myself, so very terrible effects and syria and iraq and also your, we actually have paris everywhere. so it looks like this. and, you know, they want to because they're more rhetoric from the last days is they want to have more and yeah, right. as i say is they cannot do this work too much more on the battlefields. so they do terror attacks. and this is when they are doing now. and for sure, this is planned. yeah, it's, it's horrible. it's horrible. the innocent people are killed. i mean it's, it's nothing more on the battlefield. it's always innocent. people and it's soto. yeah. just to point out, i think it's worth it that the u. k. and the us embassies. earlier this month, sonya warrens about the threat of attacks during large gatherings in moscow. some. some of the um, eyebrow

u. s. u. k, from russia and china were chosen as the permanent 5 after world war 2. for the to adopt a resolution. at least 9 volts are required in favor and no re toes by any of the permanent members. the u. s. has rejections for kohls, for the sci fi and casa, is raising questions about the uni lax republic of these countries. as long as the security concept is better lies in vito's, cost it, then it is costing the palestinian people that lives. there is no way except a ceasefire to be put in place. and even i said to them best that of the united states, that there is nothing that can prevent you. if you have cloud over is that i have a uni laptop sees vibe, put in place for as long as you want. you don't need a resolution in the security council as well as well. and gaza has getting more than 30000 palestinians in the past 5 months. left to this is rarely strikes. i'm from the patients have displaced most of it's 2400000 people. and they have liquor, if any access to food, water medicine and shipped to the world health organization is boning of finding an outbreaks of

u. s. agency for palestinian refugees fights for its survival. it's heavy says the israel is out to dismantle fund rock. 2000000 dozens have been displaced from their homes. many of them are now facing stineman and disease. the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. days after the damaging admission that taped conversation between high level german military personnel was leaked into a russian hands, germany's defense minister says that the blame for the incident lies with simple human error. 4 days after the revelation started making headlines, the story is stepped before the cameras to explain in further detail exactly what went wrong. he says that a single port in color dialed in to join the discussion about the use of tourist missiles and ukraine without taking the necessary security measures 5 for the story as was unable. however, to explain how the recording of the call made it into russian hands on time, are now calling the league a hybrid. this information attacked. the story is expanded on russia's attempts to influence the narrative in ger

a bite and administration's announced a new $300000000.00 military aid package for ukraine and u. s. national security advisements jake solid button says the money is coming from unexpected cost savings. but one that is not nearly enough for their own time. in the same munition will keep ukraine's guns firing for a period, but only a short period. it is nowhere near enough to meet you. crane's battlefield needs and it will not prevent ukraine from running out of ammunition in the weeks to come . it goes without saying, this package does not displace and should not delay the critical need to pass the bi partisan national security code direct to the international action that sent us our found is believe the on shipments to kids are nice of to drop out the will this is really just a band aid of what they're planning still in the pipeline. and us and on western weapons have already completely fail along with western sanctions failing. but nevertheless they continue piling it on. so there's 300000000 is just a little band aid to keep the war going. the weapons coming in, and most of this

u. s. you nation on genocide in palestine of to tens of thousands, mostly women and children, have been killed by nature, a nation weapons. it comes off to the fatal demonstration of one u. s. f. for the soldier this week are in bushnell. he set himself on fire outside washington's is riley embassy, shouting free, palestine with his dying breath says he's ready. security and the gunners him all. this is joe biden, but just more billions of dollars from the usa to israel to carry out the genocide . one journalist who drives to hold us to account is either a cat, washington bureau chief or out goods newspaper. he joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much site for coming on the show, millions demonstrating as i said, all around the world today and against this war in palestine and tell us what it's like to be in that state department briefing room. people can watch that on, on the answer that your questioning of buttons representatives, i mean you're, you're asking questions of representatives of alleged co conspirators in genocide. what's it like as well? thank you for having me. yes. and i'm honored to be with you on this program at 1st of all, i mean i, i do i go there e

he will be willing to consolidate him to for the hard fusion, the football team, the upcoming elections. as the as really offensive and gaza grinds on the u. s. u n. agency for palestinian refugees warrens that humanitarian conditions are reaching tragic proportions. as hunger has spread all across the enclave. president say the month of fasting for ramadan comes amid the pain. are the same i live with my family in this 10 to where we will observe the holy month of ramadan by fasting and praying. when i made these decorations to make the children happy because they have seen enough horrors during this war, we were displaced in the middle of it all. today we welcome the holy month of ramadan with pain. i'm sorry. the children were denied the rituals, the strips of wood that families, including the meals. many children were killed or wounded. this is ramadan comes image, pain, suffering, and cruel conditions. we have no vision all hope on the futurism, such as. we don't know how to feed all children on how we can fost and they own this. neither water, no refreshments are available, like a silence for a 2nd. how can one receive the month of ram

u. s. for example, to stop overlooking these, is there any abuses? well this is the question, i just how raised the situation on the ground is worsening. we are the civilians, health care workers out of human nature is being held in josh of the way that is ready, occupation forces to get the continued to create more civilians or i have almost 6 months straight killing apple barton is that is taking place across the oh, go to the international gym, the international community and law as flips the clear civilians, healthcare workers should be protected and respected. right. there is of course, overwhelming evidence. do you think they'll ever be accountability and justice for these violations they bought for soc. can you hear me? i yes, i can hear you. i was asking if, yeah, i was asking if you think they'll ever be accountability and justice for these violations committed by israel. when this is what we hold for, we continue to call on the international to do need to take serious steps to hold as to an account. so then the situation on the ground is wo

u. s. for england, or germany, or france, or britain or the you do not lead such a mission. it will say are, you can't, it has to can wants to do it. they can't keep my roll beach say, for crying out loud bangladesh, chet barbados. wonderful. it's a great money making opportunity for the countries, but to be successful, any intervention needs to be led by a country who is good at creating police and security capacity not improve. and 3rd world crunch. well had a, it's an incredibly critical points at the moment. for hazy. thank you so much and basta, daniel. such a format, special envoy, special us envoy for hazy, joining us here on to there. thank you for your time, sir. thanks for your as well. it's still a head here all out of the like a have a withdrawals from the race to be the republican presidential nominees, setting the stage for a trumpet bite and re match in november sun, the thousands much longer time against present. gustavo, veterans, economic and social for the color of the right and really has kicked in with a vengeance across parts of western australia just a

like for me, i cannot find the words to describe, come through with a u. s. been responsible for the opening of the crossing like kind of crossing the it is crossing to end the system. i think i have to insurance company will start patients and they just decide not to just drop age from the time. i mean, some of this age and the see and the most one of those people who are talking about anyways, people are most really, really like, there's think they're hungry, they're injured, they cannot speak to any we what of others. they get to imagine you being start intentionally thing that's going to be under bombardment, and then you have to read for some kind of a to be dropped from the sky and misspelled your good suit. what trying to give this age. so for me, the international committee is actually expanding a lot of levels, just ensuring that to us, if you need to open the coffee and let us do a little break on the safe access for 88 workers and listing the fees as they need you to spoken on the survey shouldn't go through some interesting for me, what's really im

u. s. agency for palestinian refugees fights for its survival. it's heavy says the israel is out to dismantle fund run. 2000000 dozens have been displaced from their homes, many of them.

u. s. are hoping for a 2nd fight and presidency because they know that's jo bite and really values the transatlantic relationship. but they also, they are also witching out to people is could be on the potential donalds, trump, teen, should she be elected again? because of course, they want to learn what is campaign talk and what would be then? we'll policy or we or policy alexander, phenomena reporting a quick look now, some other stories making headlines around the world. there wasn't british officials say at least 2 sailors have died in an attack in the gulf of 8 and the 1st fatal assault on commercial shipping by humans who the rebels. they launched a flurry of strikes in the red sea since october and is rarely inquiry has found prime minister benjamin netanyahu responsible for a deadly stampede of 2021 concluded he had been notified of similar dangers in the past and failed to act. 45 people died when tens of thousands of alternate orthodox jews converged for annual celebrations on mountain, where on near israel's border of lebanon, julia and along the window, a rushing opposition leader. i'll

u. s. u nation of genocide in palestine up to tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature, a nation weapons. it comes up to the fatal demonstration of one u. s. f. for the soldier this week are in bushnell. he set himself on fire outside washington's is really embassy shouting free, palestine with his dying breath says he's ready. security and the gunners him all. this is joe biden, but just more billions of dollars from the usa to israel to carry out the genocide . one journalist who tries to hold us to account inside our cab, washington bureau chief of our codes newspaper. he joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much site for coming on the show, millions demonstrating as i said, all around the world today i against this war in palestine.

u. s. standards for assistance, then the united states will have no choice, but to play a more active role in shaping is rarely policy by using our leverage to change the present course. i want to bring it into our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for us today. yeah, benjamin, the us president. he has been rather open in his criticism of the israeli prime minister, but now we've got the leader of the us senate joining in do we know why and do we know why now? so it is a sign of the growing frustration here in washington looking at how a the government of been human to teneo has been handling the war in gaza. it's not just significant because he's also close to us, president biden, but also because it's actually rumor is the highest ranking, joy jewish official in the us. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending a to israel. and should have put the conditional associate put conditions on israel to keep send

u. s. texas river, which for you to including those for volunteering. it was unacceptable. it's hard to do. do you want me to tell you how things actually were? it's not difficult to see. it's not at all complicated. your u. s. lords and protectors have beyond a reading and a hand. so if you are leaders in capital, they told you that you should not be worried because the russian federation veto this in any way. but you would not go against the us text. that is when you get that's the control scenario. so don't try to hit the critically and tell us that you are now disappointed about russia in china vito. the resolution once again. today you have coverage yourselves with disgrace voting for a text which you yourselves do not support and did not support that's bringing on correspondent, who are standing by for us at the united nations listening to all of these proceedings. gabriel elizondo is joining us live from new york a 3rd time gave the russian ambassador to the un boss, lena bins. he has said that the united states that anyone who voted in favor of this resolution was co

u. s. calls for an immediate cease fire in gaza. secretary state entity, blake, and it says washington is putting forward a un resolution blinking the ceasefire to the release of hostages. as israel ramps up his preparations to invade russell and confusion that the best mexico border as a court blown ssl allowing the tech.

u. s. is pushing for a cold war approach and um is continuing with a kind of a block building and it, china is pursuing a more um, multi pull up word or of course, uh critics and also dependent exports. uh, our argument that actually what turning us aiming for is that uh the heads up the heads up on the of the west, the left by the us and will be replaced by the new world power at china. um, so i think that will be my interpretation of the one east statement from this morning. jenna has also, in fact, increased business with russia including for choosing flushing fields since the start of the ukraine wall. is this wall benefiting china as well? i think to really comprehensive the answer the question, we have to look and read respect in a historic way because there's so many tectonic, geo, political shifts and long lasting effects that i think we can only see in a couple of us. but if you ask directly in an economic way, china definitely is filling up the vacuum um that, you know, many width and companies who left russia um, uh that they have left. so for example, um, uh china is now importi

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u. s. v. tote. and then there was last friday's u. s. resolution you extra for resolution, which china and russia vetoed and now we have one which actually states it's adopted. so let's see how this will all end up planning out for israel, for the war and is early and guys, but you see it was only possible to be that way with the us abstaining today from it's the vote in the security council. why? because both the us had still problems with the text of the resolution, but had worked all weekend long with the other partners on crafting and tweaking this language. use their and without a condemnation of how much for their tax on israel from october 7th, the us still was okay with the fundamentals and that's why they abstained. and now we have this resolution. so what impact is this going to have on us and is ready relations going forward? it was a little bit of a diplomatic roll of cost or, and probably hasn't been the best day of israel u. s. relationships. what do i mean by this? these riley's are clearly not happy with the us letting this resolution actually ha

u. s. commission for the international religious veto has always used really just religion as a 5th x group in dollars, countries for bits 15. i'm not going to that money comes i. we are not going to accept that. now let's turn to all the news now and the latest from central guys. we're at least 36 civilians have been killed overnight in there. i'll block a local health ministry to confirm that eas, riley's tom into the residential house with many children. victims of that attack of the area has been under heavy bombardment recently. and this footage on friday shows the off the mass of those attacks locals along with the rescue as desperately such be the rumble for victims. while the total impala seen in death stalls in october has now reached the $1490.00. and i'm moving to the south of the enclave now where several casualties have been reported. the following strikes on friday on the most densely populated city of rafa. houses as well as pens located nearby had been completely destroyed. local say that they have reached breaking point with nowhere else to shelter while disease, hunger, an