u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow . military analysts from glad bitch eliana had his thoughts with me on a decision. ukraine must make. well, eddie, what the ukrainians are deciding in the next few days is whether the losses that they are inflicting on the russians are worth the losses and sec sustaining themselves, which are calculated by the way they've been observing. now for the last 2 or 3 months, the problem they have, according to british intelligence, is that they withdraw route is now threatened the 506 road west, out of back, moot. once that become seriously threatened, you credit will make a decision which could happen tomorrow. could happen another week or 2 weeks, but they will have to make the decision to, to withdraw very quickly. they've demonstrated in the past, if they do that, they can conduct a fighting with all very effectively as they didn't ask and several other places over the last year or so. s

u. s. says he, the dictator recently will take a form closer ties with russia and china is cool for the expulsion of taiwan as an observer of the central american integration system. and once russia to join the block risa bus, emily, that young you, that yankee military base called taiwan or ty, pay that yankee military base must be withdrawn, expelled from the central american integration system in nicaragua, attention between the catholic church and ortega remains or take, or accuses priests of backing the 2018 protests. a law say that i can tell you that faith is the last thing we catholics against loose hair in nicaragua. it's the last thing. if we carry it with us, we will be able to do anything or take as sandinista as socialist movement was supported by many on the left world wide when it seized power from the us backed right wing somoza. in 1979, he retains a core of loyal support in the country from those revolutionary days, but is accused by opponents of using repression to stay in pow

u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow. let's take a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. russia has charged wall street journal reporter evan guess, given with espionage. russian authorities arrested him last month in the city. the catherine borg accusing him of trying to obtain classified material. the newspaper denies mister desk of it was fine and demanding his immediate release. us president joe by nice thing to like democratic lawmakers expelled from the tennessee state legislature, the republican controlled house, remove them for taking part in a gun control protest, a white democrat who joined the same demonstration was not far north korea has carried out another test of what it calls an underwater nuclear tact. road state media said the drone traveled for over 70 hours before it was detonated. it's just the latest in a series of test launched by john young. the response to

u. s. says there's no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role does put moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda. while you cranes, a president voting there's a lensky, also condemned russia as a presidency, as absurd in his daily address. he said, it shows the council is a bankrupt institution name. why? there is no form of charity. russia has not committed and there's no reason to stop the reform of global institutions. in particular, the un security council reform is clearly overdue, so that the terrorist states, or any other state that wants to be a terrorist state, cannot disrupt peace. terrorists must lose, must be held accountable for terror and not to prevail anyway. and mike martin is a former british army officer now with kings college london. he told me earlier what the russian presidency of the security council is likely to mean for ukraine. i think the best way of looking at this is it over the last year they have been to, to was a one is war of rhetoric and the other is a war that's actua

u. s. says this one must hold. oh, hello there, i'm associate, hey, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming on. 73 bodies recovered in kenya. the cult members, mostly women, and children, believed to have stopped themselves to death orders from their pasta. and on the killed rises to at least 17, after 2 explosions at a police station on pakistan. and russia's foreign minister, ones at the wound could face a great danger than the cold war, as he fights of criticism of the war in ukraine. ah, who begins to dawn where another sci fi has come into effect after 10 days now of heavy fighting? this 3 day truce was broken by the united states. several sees fires between sir dawn's army and the rapid support forces have previously failed to hold at least 427 people have been killed in this conflict. how correspondent have a morgan reports now from cartoon. ah, more deaths ensue, dance capital her to him. several people were killed in an air strike in the southern city of collateral. on monday, ad

u. s. is openly saying that it's ready to mediate a cease fire. why don't you think that we're seeing that sort of response from the u. s. when it comes to ukraine, we can see that the us are, they are supporting the brain under the table. and this is why they don't want to interfere formally in between there and, and ukraine, but it's a different attribute. it's a different what's happening and done a good. it's not between 2 countries. it's inside the country itself, right? because it's going to be a war civil war. and for us, they want to interfere generally formally and apply the war. i to see that the us or them to done and they want to control the issue with these 2 parties . yeah, there is certainly a lot of stay care was on knowledge and not be a founder gonna rocky social organization. thank you so much for your time and insight. the thank you. thank you so much to my on canada's national public broadcasters, the b c. it says is quoting twitter. after being branded as 69 percent state funded by the platform, twitters new labeling policy al

u. s. saying that even after 20 plus years, the lack of monitoring, we're paying the salaries of all ukrainian civil servants who. ready most of them pay the salaries bus in afghanistan, the department of defense was inconsistent to guarantee that we be paying the salaries of real afghans have been bygone criticizing his administration's policy of could a proxy war with russia in ukraine is not in the street here in demand and alternative unrestrained usaid for ukraine. they are linked to a clear diplomatic strategy designed to bring this war to a rapid war governor of the state of kentucky in the u. s. jeffrey young. and i'd say that ukraine is united states is not far behind. we are corruption that ignores the will of the people. jean lee dismisses several actions auction at every level of our government here. tom, a former governor, this point, the united states mainly was a must have corruption scandal has rock. this is unprecedented in the history of the national sheets, mental cur, emoji pro

u. s. says it's a show of cynicism. 65 bodies recovered in kenya, the cult members, mostly women, and children at stars themselves to death on the orders of their pasta. and the migrant caravan marching through mexico, demanding justice for the people killed in a fire, but a detention center. ah, we begin in sudan where another sci fi has come into effect on the 10 days of heavy fighting. the 3 day truce was broken by the us several cease fires between saddam's army and the rapid support forces of failed to hold. at least 427 people have been killed in a conflict. but you and says the situation has pushed the compu to the edge of the abyss out of there. has he been, morgan begins our coverage from carter. ah, more death in for dance capital, hard to several people were killed in an ass strike in the southern city of collateral. on monday, adding to the growing number of civilian deaths, the paramilitary rapids support forces, or r s. f is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians, but th

u. s. says this one must hold. oh, hello, there i'm, it's darcy at hey, this is al jazeera life and are also coming. russia calls for diplomacy in ukraine as a chance, the un security council, the west say it's a show of cynicism. 73 bodies recovered in kenya, the cult members, mostly women and children, had starved themselves to death on orders from their pastor and activists promised to step up campaigns to force the british government to tackle the climate emergency. ah, well, we begin in sudan where and others use fire has come into effect after 10 days of heavy fighting. this 3 day truce was broken by the united states. several sees fires between through dan's army and the rapid support forces have failed to hold and at least 427 people have been killed on the conflict. the un says the situation has pushed the country to the edge of the abyss. our correspondent hibbon morgan reports from the ground that and cotton, the more deaths into dance capital, hard to several people were killed in an

u. s. says it's a show of cynicism, to explosions at a police station and pakistan kill at least 12 people and the dozens injured plus to response to step up their campaign to post to put his government to tackle the climate in. ah, we begin in sudan where another sci fi has come into effect. after 10 days of heavy fighting. the 3 day truce was broken by the us. several cease fires between sedans, regular army, and the rapids. support forces of failed to hold. at least 427 people have been killed in the conflict. the un says the situation has pushed the country to the edge of the abyss. he been, morgan begins our coverage now from cartoon. ah, more death in for dance capital her to him. several people were killed in an astride in the southern city of collateral on monday, adding to the growing number of civilian deaths. the paramilitary rapid support forces r r s f is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians. but the army says the rest of the troops are hiding in civilian areas and usin

u. s. says it's ready to expedite weapons sales affairs committee, sharon i saw often or no here in town, and i found no process we will deliver as well. now china has launched 3 days of military exercises around taiwan, a response to the taiwanese president meeting earlier this week. with us, how speaker kevin mccarthy. ah, ty wants fighter jets responded with their own drills as fears grow about a possible escalation. it will be interesting to see just exactly how far the chinese are prepared to push this out. if they do stop an inspect ships in the taiwan strait and the taiwanese say no, we're not going to comply them. there's the potential them for that to his grade into some sort of exchange of fire. but china remains defiant payment. he pushes him. i mean, when the taiwan issue is not about democracy, it's an issue concerning china sovereignty and territorial integrity. taiwan is an alias. so part of our country taiwan understands it needs international backing, especially from the united

u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow. video. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. he was president joe biden, as, thanks to black democratic lawmakers expelled from the tennessee state legislature . the republican controlled house for move them for taking part in the gun control protest. a white democrat who joined the same demonstration, was not far. the biden administration has filed an appeal after a federal judge move to suspend the approval of abortion drug. if you prestone the ruling has yet to come into effect. but it threatens access to the most common method of terminating a pregnancy in the u. s. with miss per stone, one of 2 pills used for medication abortions. north korea has carried out another test of what it calls an underwater nuclear attacked road state media said the drone travel for over 70 hours before it was detonated. it's just the latest in the series

u . s. says ukraine's partner stand united in providing weapons for as long as it takes ah, a michael. ok, welcome. sedans, army says evacuations of diplomatic missions are set to begin from the capital. khartoum, after a truce, failed to stop fighting between the army and rival paramilitary forces. saudi arabia was among the 1st countries to renounce it was evacuating it citizens and now others, including germany, are taking steps to do so. more than 400 people have been killed and thousands more injured since violence erupted a week ago. oh, the cool to pray, rings out across this district in her team as worshippers gather inside the mosque to celebrate, eat the end of the holy month of ramadan, but they are also praying for peace. a live jani. while i doesn't get it, because we don't feel like it's each hard, everything that's happening, walker, i'm about law. it was the same over the last few days of ramadan and humbly learn a lot. we thank god, anyway, we'll look it up. it's got the will. what i can little do dog was taking place is inevitable since a country ruled by 2 leaders and

u. s. says that 185 people have been killed in another 1800 wounded and the international red cross it warned. it's almost impossible to deliver aid to the capital, a local journalists. so the situation is heading towards a full blown humanitarian crisis. the solution is i did a pin, i mean, not huge deal with this woman. the fighting is still ongoing. and the shannon.

u. s. says there's no evidence against my con microns cooperating with the investigation which follows a wave of explore restrictions from washington targeted at china's chip sector. meanwhile, the white house is asked south korean firms, not to supply beijing with extra chips. if mike on semiconductors are banned, well let's go deeper into this with correspondence. so song hahn is in taipei, so just let's get to the bottom of why it appears the beijing is trying to ban microns chips. well, rob 1st basing was to retaliate against washington. they think that my current is one of the driving forces behind the u. s. chip act, which helps the u. s. to crack down on china is that my conductor industry? the chinese government doesn't view migrant as a friendly business partner. and the chinese market accounts for 11 percent of microns overall revenue, not a small number, so must have some impact for micro. secondly, china wants to use the power of the government to help the countries corporate develop

u. s. says there's no evidence against micron microns cooperating with the investigation which follows a wave of explore restrictions from washington targeted at china's chip sector. meanwhile, the white house is asked south korea and firms not to supply beijing with extra chips. if my com semiconductors are banned. well let's go deeper into this with correspondence. so.

u. s. says ukraine's partner stan, united in providing weapons for as long as it takes ah and welcome to uh, viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. sedans, army says it's facilitating the evacuations of diplomatic missions from the capital call tomb. it's been a week since heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces and several cease fires, have failed. saudi arabia was among the 1st countries to announce the evacuation of its citizens. and now others including germany or taking steps to do so. as the fighting enters its 2nd week, many in the capitol only venture out for urgent supplies, such as food, fuel and water. if they can find it. in southern cartoon, these residents take advantage of a brief respite in the violence to fill barrels mounted on donkey pulled carts with fresh water. o others are fleeing the city of 5000000. as the battle between sedans to top generals for control of the country intensifies this despite promises by the warring rivals of a tempor

u. s. says ukraine's partners stand united in providing weapons for as long as it takes ah, a michael. ok. welcome to don's army, says it's facilitating the evacuations of diplomatic missions from the capital cartoon. it's been a week since heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces and several sees fires have failed. saudi arabia was among the 1st countries to renounce the evacuation of its citizens. and now others including germany, art making steps to do so. as the fighting enters its 2nd week, many in the capital only venture out for urgent supplies, such as food, fuel, and water. if they can find it. in southern cartoon, these residents take advantage of a brief respite in the violence to fill barrels mounted on donkey pulled carts with fresh water. oh, others are fleeing the city of 5000000. as that battle between sedans, to top generals, for control of the country intensifies this despite promises by the warring rivals of a temporary cease fire to mark the muslim holiday of eat, i'll fitter oh, there was a bit of a lot of fighting. however, now report

u. s. says there is no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role puts moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda more on this. let's speak with mike martin, a former british army officer. now with kings college london. mike. so ukraine, obviously, deeply unhappy about this. can you tell us what this is going to mean for ukraine with russia in charge of setting the agenda? i think the best way of looking at this is that over the last year they have been to, to was a one is war rhetoric and the other is a war that's actually being fought on the ground over territory. and as we've seen a little here that has been a lot of rhetoric, there's been lots of talk with nuclear weapons. there's been lots of talk of all sorts of things and most of them haven't come to pass. so if i were you crane, of course they have to protest about this, but i don't think it will amount to very much on the ground, which is where the real fight is being for. so you see this as largely symbolic, not something that will have actual imp

u. s. says fiasco enough can stand the 2 sides. also this cost areas of cooperation when it comes to economy, politics and, and power power supply. so the rocky president is in iran for one day. he's going to leave the country afterwards and his expect it to also meet with iran supreme leader i to law how many later on today the theory president claims his country's not just locked in a physical conflict with the west, but an economic one too. and that's why he believes it's increasingly necessary to discard the u. s. dollar in transactions. bashar al assad statement came after he welcome to damascus, a special envoy of the chinese government on the middle east. the syrian president also underline the important role. the berks countries can play and breaking from the dollar, as well as the option of adopting the chinese you want for trade transactions between countries. as also praise the recent mediation by between saudi arabia and iran, which she said would have a positive impact on the stability of the entire middle east region.

u. s. says it's setting up some sort of unit involving regional industrial partners quite to assist in the creation of a committee to oversee the negotiation. conclusion and implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements in sit down to the u. s. tried to show you now that it is actively involved in trying to broker stability and it's a fascinating position with the u. s. finds itself in the power cord, completely flat footed on that evacuation that yes. successful evacuation over the weekend. but the questions been asked when they're off to the evacuation of calvo, we were told that lessons have been learned, and one of the key lessons was earlier evacuation before kelly. oh, that's and that's when you do your evacuation that hasn't happened. yeah, i mean, clearly these are different situations and then does the matter of the 16000 american citizens still in that, in saddam and last week the message was very uncompromising, saying that we told them for you,

u. s. saying these are volunteer run organizations, helping chinese citizens with procedures like renewing drivers, licenses. a spanish civil rights groups safeguard defenders claimed last year that there were dozens of secret chinese police stations in cities around the world to be she met vanco al jazeera. rescuers are still looking for at least 4 people in the northern indian city of colonel there believe to be trucks under the debris of a collapse building. so these are saying at least 4 people were killed and more than 20 others injured. when the 3 story race know, caved it around a $150.00 workers were inside the building. when it happened, 2 people had been killed and more missing. after a landslide in northern focused on a highway west, up a shower near the town of telecom was hit before dawn on tuesday, several trucks were buried with firefighters on rescuers trying to save drivers and others official. say the landslide that happen near the afghan border was triggered by lightning strikes

u. s. says that there is no way to stop russia taking over the presidency of the security council. also coming up on the show, death and destruction as storms tear through several us states. arkansas declares and emergency after tornado strikes, leave a trail of devastation. and in sports arby lights, they get a rude awakening against mine's a big day for the german goodness. liquor ah hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking furious reaction in ukraine, heaves foreign minister to metro co label called it a quote slap in the face for the international community. ukraine had urged members to block the meals that the united states says there is no mechanism for doing so. largely ceremonial role puts moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda. well, mike martin is a former british army officer now with kings college london. any earlier told me what the russian presidency of the security council is likely to mean for ukraine. i think the best way of looki

u. s. says there's no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role puts moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski condemned russia's presidency as absurd in his daily address. he said, it shows the council is a bankrupt institution. no mind will, for there is no form of terror. russia has not committed, and there's no reason to stop the reform of global institutions. in particular, the un security council reform is clearly overdue, so that the terrorist states or any other state that wants to be a terrorist state, cannot disrupt peace. terrorists must lose, must be held accountable for terror and not to prevail anyway. meanwhile, on the front line, civilians who manage to survive constant bombings, an assault have been urged to evacuate. let's take a look now at what people are going through in the city of abdi fca, which has been left in ruins. driving through the battered streets in the eastern city of div co worker, cupid river. police are looking for those very who

u . s. says ukraine's partner stan united in providing weapons for as long as it takes and promised that the american tanks be crane will arrive suit class as ramadan. and a fragile truce begins in saddam witnesses. there say there is no letter in the fighting will than 400 people have now been killed as the army battles paramilitary rivals. ah, i'm all all psycho, it's good to have you with us. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of preserving access to a popular abortion pill. the judgement means that the abortion pill, my fest, hesper stone, will continue to be broadly available in the united states. a conservative judge in texas suspended approval of the commonly used drug on the 7th of april, questioning it safety. the justice department of the biden and administration had filed an emergency appeal, asking the supreme court to block the lower court rulings. d, w, corresponded. i mean, as if jasmine are from washington, i mean, what does this decision mean? well, this was closely watch

u. s. saying that they are preparing for trying to find the solution for the situation in sudan. let's not forget that history has shown, and that, that's very nice, is that the u. s. the western powers and others where very much in favor of splitting sudan to sudan and south sudan. and today both countries, most states are certainly a lot of problem. it also c j division. i'm both the example of the interference of western powers and or international. ours is not encouraging us to accept the order to repeat the several countries are urgently evacuating the citizens. from saddam missions, shots show evacuated, sporting a french frigates in ports are done. so here the u. s. u k, and the you are also by creating the national masses. locals are looking for their own way of escaping. earlier we spoke with well lead micra and i witness evacuated from students to paris. you spoke of the horace, you saw that the problem stop today. my house is not far away from the military base. i'm there or early in the morning about a, a n. i woke up with a wall, it's everywhere. there is no water. o

u. s. saying these are volunteer run organizations, helping chinese citizens with procedures like renewing drivers, licenses. a spanish civil rights group safeguard defenders claimed last year that there were dozens of secret chinese police stations in cities around the world. to be remembered unco al jazeera, iran's government to shut down more than $150.00 businesses for fighting to respect the country. strict dress code, which obliges women to wear head scarves, it comes to stays after authorities began using surveillance cameras to enforce the use of the job. the number of women defying the dress code is increased since protests triggered by the death of masa, a meeting in custody last year. she was detained for violating the rules and space acts as called off. the 1st launch attempt of.

u. s government is saying, look, we can't do anything. sit tight shelter in place. you envision any scenario in which the u. s will carry out a mass evacuation for those american citizens. i think the estimate was about 16,000 many of them being dual nationals. do you see a situation where the u. s would carry out an evacuation for this private citizens? yes, i do. i mean, when you look at the numbers, i mean, wow, they're incredibly broad. you know, you've got some estimates as few as 500. then you get 16,000. but that's not unusual as well. because a lot of am sets just don't declare when they get into country or as you describe dual citizen suddenly got a visa and now they're u s citizens. great they're us citizens in all the with all the standing all the privileges that anybody would have, and so there was an obligation on the part of the government to try to protect them. so they've made the united states government has made very clear what they can and cannot do. but the possibility exists and those efforts would again possibly require us military and not just

okay, astrid, you can respond now both ben and dan say the picture is not as bleak as the u. s. and it's western allies paint it to be that they are, they have been some achievement under ortega. what he say to that. i say that if that were the case, we wouldn't be on the show today talking about the hundreds of thousands of nicaraguan exiles who have fled nicaragua, not just to the u. s, but euro costa rica and the rest of the world as well. also, i would say that the economy and economics is no reason to turn a blind eye to human rights. you should know that, dan, we were where we are today because of what the world has done in response to world war 2. and there's no reason why we should turn a blind eye to human rights violations in the name of an economy. and yet, nicaragua, people may very well be happy that that mean that they're not being abused by the government that is meant to protect. and i just want to broaden out the conversation a bit. and dan, bring you into it. i, we've seen nicaragua now increasingly turning to china and russia, lots of agreements with the chines

u. s. saying these are volunteer run organizations, helping chinese citizens with procedures like renewing drivers, licenses. a spanish civil rights group safeguard defenders claimed last year that there were dozens of secret chinese police stations and cities around the world. to be remembered unco al jazeera. rescuers are still looking for at least 4 people in the northern indian city of corn. um they are believed to be trapped under the debris. if a collapse building police say at least 4 people were killed and more than 20 others injured. when that 3 story rice mill k, then around a $150.00 workers were asleep inside the building. when it had 2 people had been killed and more missing after massive landslide and northern pakistan near the afghan border highway near the town of tore. com was hit before dawn on tuesday in denise as military as searching for 4 soldiers who went missing last week. they were part of a failed attempt to rescue a kid. now pilot in papa province. new zealander, philip

u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world today. russia has charged wall street journal reporter, evan gosh, give it with espionage. russian authorities arrested him last month in the city of year. catherine borg accusing him of trying to obtain classified material. the newspaper denies mister garcia, which was spying and as demanding his immediate release. he was vice president. pamela harris will travel to tennessee following the expulsion of 2 black democratic lawmakers from the state legislature. the republican controlled house, remove them for taking part in a gun control hotel. a white democrat who joined the same demonstration was not members of the northern ireland assembly have commemorated 25 years since the signing of the good friday peace accord. the deal largely ended 3 decades of sectarian violence was president joe biden will visit

u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow. more on behold, but also on these links, the pentagon is investigating less brand from based oj, he's a security analyst and ceo of rasmussen, global of political consultancy, and he joins us from brussels to 9 for brace, get to see you this week is being seen as a significant breach of american intelligence. what exactly has been reveal here? well, we always have to be extremely cautious stephen, did this is a leak and it seems everything points towards talking with has been dr. with some key figures, not accurate or having been changed by whoever has an interest in making these documents. and obviously everything's going towards rochelle, which may i gain access to the document. essentially, the document is describing b. u. s. supported, it holds to train a range of ukrainian combat gates ahead of these expect that's being offensive. so it doesn't really getting fundamental you but

u. s. saying one thing in public, but another thing and private altogether we'll learn what, what my president has accomplished along with the heads of government and state of 49. other countries is amazing to keep everybody together. certainly the russians would not have expected this sort of unity for 14 months after the beginning of their, the full scale invasion. of course, this war started 9 years ago. but the administration has not been able or willing to say that we want ukraine to win. if i said that, then probably berlin, london, and paris would feel comfortable saying and as well. and then there would be no problem was shortage of missiles or long range precision capabilities. that because i can or are not willing to commit to ukraine, actually winning to defeat russia for what there's 2 or 3 reasons, at least for the though we continue to provide capabilities incrementally, mean to morrow was the next meeting of the friday. the 21st is the next meeting of the ramstein contact group. you

u. s. secretary of state and appeals from other countries. meanwhile, the now for de conflict has besieged residents with power cuts, food shortages and hospital closures. the u. s. says 185 people have been killed and another 1800 wounded and the international red cross it warned. it's almost impossible to deliver aid to the capital, a local journalists. so the situation is heading towards a full blown humanitarian crisis. a ground a, i mean not you to stay with mormon fighting is a still ongoing. a spike is a reason actually. so it should be say to me as is more brutal and didn't leave more than the day before, the fight is now because i mean what, but it's also other a has been actually stoned. i saw that wasn't that have been ok, right? actually by the worry about this, a cell is a guy that is to work with or the basic needs of the services of the people. i think the situation going on with crisis, political commentator, dr. go as she believes that the r as that has no real chance against the regular army and external forces provide support. if it is a genuine good, i see each has all or do you go sexual between the school site that is military and, but i'm litera

u. s says israel has a right to defend itself. in fact, the majority of the western world also says that in response to attacks on lebanon, but they don't seem to apply that to other countries in groups such as periods and palestinians. what do you make of that? well actually, how miles faction they didn't, they said that they didn't do it, even hezbollah. he didn't know that he carry the attack anyway, the head of the executive council of law. and now that actually is a wed line. and that any attack on the will inflame the reason that that has the law is watching the development in alaska. and so that depends on the lady development. well, you just mentioned any talk on know ok. so what inflamed the region, should we expect then this violence to move towards a larger scale war, despite the u. s. claims that both israel lebanon wouldn't want that what steps could be taken for potential de escalation then? yeah, for the moment, the lebanese faith and know that they was the $1701.00 decision and they don't want to go to any escalatio

u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow. ah. since the taliban to power in afghanistan in 2021, they've been trying to erase women from public life. women and girls have, for example, been banned from entering amusement parks and public baths, but they're also no longer allowed to participate in sports. while some female athletes bravely continued to practice their sport and secret many others have fled the country. he w spoken to one of them or calling mariam to protect her identity. 5500 kilometers away from afghanistan in albania. marianna was a very successful basketball player. one national and international titles. honestly basketball in my life and then without bright blanket ball without playing basketball, i think her, i'm getting lebron. the tallow understood everything in identity. everything in all accounted officially. women, well and okay. like me. suddenly in a moment, unfortunately greeted santa 0. and now, w

u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow. ah. since the taliban to power in afghanistan in 2021, they've been trying to erase women from public life. women and girls have, for example, been banned from entering amusement parks and public baths, but they're also no longer allowed to participate. and sports on some female athletes bravely continued to practice their sport and secret many others have fled the country. he w spoken to one of them or calling mariam to protect her identity. 5500 kilometers away from afghanistan in albania. marianna was a very successful basketball player. one national and international titles. honestly, basketball in my life. and though without bright the flask umbrella, without playing left the ball, i think it, i'm getting no breath. the telo understood everything in identity. everything in all accounted officially. women, well and care like me. suddenly in a moment, unfortunately greeted santa le