u. s. should cool hooton's bluff. how do you see that in moscow? and do you think the situation is the same as other key decision points? pull the west in this will because of course, it comes nearly 6 weeks off to that cushion incursion. that daring ukrainian incursion. seizing 1300 square kilometers of russian tertiary, which that still holding does that change things and change the calculations? the premium thoughts about success and course is important to them, but russia has don't invested those successes during the summer in the don't boss. so rush was advancing in one place, so the premiums broke through and another. uh oh no, it's all as and it's in summer, it's through a lot of the o'clock. meyer on the front line. neither side has been capable of translating. it's a tactical success, isn't anything strategic. there's a visually developing what something i was full of it when the war of the city said during the iraq iran war in the eighty's when there was also by the quad meyer on the front rod. i'm the they both. 8 are a hit the deep into

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should have faced a such address. and as you also mentioned, potentially needing protection from the u. s. government, the role it should have played for its citizens. but what kind of person, why she, given that she took those risk that she was so committed and willing to continue a activism? yes, i think that's a testament to i should doors, deep commitment to human rights. she was a deeply compassionate of settings from and so she served solely roles in our community. um, she was a wife. she was a daughter, an aunty. she loved to cock, she wants to go to law school, you know, losing that, losing a single human life and all of its potential is, it's a great tragedy. i think personally for me, i didn't know her for very long, but in the time that i didn't know her, i was deeply moved by her commitment to justice. so, you know, she went to a standing rock as a teenager, as someone younger than her. i looked up to her and she was a mentor. and i think it's just, it's hard to know that we will never be able to have any more conversations or i'll never get to get advice from her again or, or

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u. s. was quick to uh, should we say whitewash the attack according to the quote, a measure of justice. well, let's have this report who mind that you shot it right now. analyzing basically how the us applies it's so cold rules for song, but so clearly tons of blind eye for a rule based order. sounds like an excellent idea. that's if, if use all states as equals, however, it seems the rules went straight into the been when israel's truck level not going has believed there has done the sort of law. but hold on, that attack doesn't matter because these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu is shutting crocodile tears about how his country is really sick in peace and only peace. we seek to move forward to a bright age of prosperity and peace. you're on it and it's, it's boxes have also made their choice. they want to move back to a dark age of turn and war. and all i have a question, a and i pose the question to you. what choice will you make? because the wrong direction. if it's not checked, will endangered every single country in the middle east, and many, many countries in the rest o

u. s. is trying to do, we should out of t and ultimate multiplicity of forces to allow themselves to be, to be silenced by bullies. and it is an important role that is to be paid terms of disseminating information, keeping the public informed, especially to the public that consumes the content that comes out at tea. and i've no doubt in my mind that even if the, even the political leaders of the continent and those that know the value and the importance of us to you on the continent should be able to apply their mind. what are the other alternatives i often use that can be used to make sure that information reaches the intended recipients at the end of the day? right, we're gonna leave it there now by on the same call in cost, south africa much more than that number from the united democratic movement. thank you so much. thank you kindly. as a washington decides what to call, legitimate information and should consider prosecuting americans who partake and whatever brands it brands propaganda. and that's the message from former us secretary of state and veteran democrat, hillary clinton. i a

i should believe that the u. s. a following, these are focusing on the wrong things. instead of writing a c for presidential campaign. a lot in most cases has made a lot of posts that are tongue in cheek, but he kind of did make a point because there hasn't been any attempts on democrats. i think of that recently as, as recently as today, mat gates revealed that there were, there are 5 teams basically that had been in coverage by homeland security that were trying to assassinate donald trump. and many people believe this is an inside job and there's a split happening with a government. whether that's true or not, the time will tell you on most, you know, is not controlled opposition in some people's opinion in the us government. they want him to not have free speech on x. they seem to be focusing on the wrong things, like taking down a name or taking down a joke or whatever when they should be focusing on. how do these sat would be? assassins get so close to trump. how did the secret service fail? we've heard of this recent poll that you just let me talk about that al

s u, v. so all of these things should be taken into effect. and what i'm noticing about the coverage is they're trying to downplay his connection to ukraine a little bit, but it's starting to explode because he was in some propaganda films. he was, he was very vocal in online, so they've been unable to suppress just his direct involvement with ukraine. so that leads to the question, was he was us intelligence involved and s b you involved with him and carrying out this? yeah, that's, let me expand on that because the suspect is apparently a strong supporter of ukraine. while the motive tara, of the 1st at assess and hasn't been identified publicly, at least. is the evidence, in this case, somewhat clearer. i think so, um union because you have someone who shouldn't obviously have these types of weapons with this type of criminal background. and this is exactly the type of person that us intelligence tends to recruit someone who can be a fall guy. someone who already can be listed as like a cook or an extremist. but you see by his pattern of be

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u. s. also show proof into the murder that in or if i should move. because the think that this is extremely important, and he wants to feel that there many governments didn't let the hers, his family alone even left them behind. now, the turkish government has initiated the investigation. her father is asking the american government also to do the same. and also giving her a funeral, we had expected, several of her family members heard foot i'm and many active is not only of course turkey both across the global. so if you come in to join the funeral, so there is a sense of morning in the town of the them here where we're. yeah, that's all. thank you very much for that. that is wrestle said that live and do them. and the occupied westbank palestinian villages say is where the settlers have poisoned live stock at a local farm. video shows dead shape in the village of an allow have near the city of jericho's residence. so they've been harassed by his varies living in a nearby in league. and outpost in recent days, that has been an increase in settler at

back israel, more than 41000 debt in gaza, humanitarian aid not being allowed in which should have triggered a u. s. law that prevents some shipments to israel, but they said that israel wasn't keeping him out of the hearing aid in the killing of the hamas political leader in around the killing of the leaders of hamas in love. and on the x, an unprecedented explosion, exploding of pages and walkie talkies indiscriminately throughout loving on we have not seen the binding. mr. ations really do anything publicly or within westwood shipments to try and ran into ran. there was one point where the president said he's gonna keep that 2500 pound bonds. he eventually gave it and, and gave them the $500.00 pound box. all right, thank you, bye to call in and washington. joining me now is elders are a senior police got on a smaller one, lashara enjoys me now from london, and on has been a lot of conversation about the direction developments in the region could take from here it was a israel will see this as a tactical strategic victory for now, whether it could trigger something much more dangerous. what does

with the drum this to the door. demanding pressure, not the back because he should be in the problem in which he said that the u. s. and also the deputy domestic abuse in general law person is wrong, not to go back and to stop the war entirely on what a cease fire the warehouse space negotiations and negotiations about a seized by a what are they at, at the moment or the that uh the saw i did it on a uh came back from a guitar after the um, holding thoughts with the tardies and uh, just a few moments ago the cuts are in prime ministers, the ti talked to the national security. why the, you asked that jay? sorry about the recent uh, talks uh the possible to reaching out to you. we don't most of the, of the us through the july and with his advice for the alongside the other members of the team held the meeting, the situation room about this specific issue as well. that after the getting to these, the 6 the is a hosted. you the 31 american here show that we just have seen his funeral and do for so the doctor still continuing, but apparently they are reaching a deadlock after all because he is like a pregnant still doe

u. s. air force. i care about military personnel. i don't think they should be sending the stupid wars. and what i see today is the us government, us officials are utterly irresponsible and reckless in their foreign policy. they get americans killed, they get hundreds of thousands of foreigners killed. look at a look at the m a. so just over the years, i've grown much more convinced that that issue has to be addressed. lots of people in america argue for the free market. some i liked them some, i don't the right nearly as many people to say peace is the priority. that's what i've tried to dedicate the rest of my career to, and i haven't even been amazed. and though the so called main through media may not reflect it by how your view point is now shed. by more and more people, we have a cavalcade of foreign ministry offices on this program. for me, us officials, we've seen that they, they're on social media or i suppose often pend, uh, more and more people are starting to recognize how it works with making america great. again, is it what i know you understand of trump, but how it is to

u. s. people in florida, georgia, south carolina and virginia ive been crossing with the destruction off them off of the storm. i should have retents the reports. authorities say it may say months or perhaps use to recover this was the strongest storm ever hit florida's big bend region. it struck as a category for hurricane on thursday evening with winds of 225 kilometers now. storms direct was that it only been broken a year ago themselves now. so passed the scenes were sitting around the island. the entire houses are missing or flat, let on themselves the storm did we can quickly as it moved inland. nonetheless, as the weather system made its way north enrolled havoc in georgia, the carolinas tennessee, even as far north as virginia. but it wasn't just the wind speeds installed on the sides that made her late and so destructive. widespread flooding was caused by the sheer volume of rain the fall. this was a water storm. this really wasn't a wind storm. i have not seen nearly the wind damage that we've seen in other other parts. rivers reach, the banks was served over dams, houses right, of flooded or swept away. mill

and that really should be starting on its own feet military economic theme democratically is b u. s. itself. even if that means the entire rest of the world is strongly, you need to be blind in order to loan to see that. and so you need to understand how awful, this is. evan washington is prepared to do anything. if somebody for various reasons, trip tries to pretend that all this is not his or her problem, then tomorrow is going to be too late to change. anything. we do hope that everybody's sitting in this chamber and everybody who is following a meeting will give this an extremely good how i think. thank you very much. indeed . i think the representative of the russian federation for the statement and i give the floor to the representative of the united states. thank you and president and thank you. hi representative. i'm not going to to, for your briefing while that was quite a bit of propaganda in lies and it's quite amazing what we just heard. the united states welcomes the opportunity to address the seriousness of weapons transfers into the conflict in ukraine, which russia s

u. s. government tells you it's protecting freedom and democracy by binding the free media. we should recall the wisdom of one great american statesman, benjamin franklin, who tele, warned that wherever would overthrow the liberty of a nation most begin by subduing the freeness of speech. a telling warning from history, which is sadly being ignored by those determined to silence the truth. well yeah, the fact is nothing is going to stop all today. and allstate, the channels from bro costing the truth to you. i mean, yeah, we are on just under pressure. well, social media accounts are being taken out, but it's simply because we are quoting out the run put b. s. propagated by western countries, the truth hubs. and so be it is hasanti international.

we should not be treated delta inferior dots out for it because responds to a us proposal to give that confident 2 permanent seats of b u. n. s c, but without a veto power, we hear from a panel of gas on the continuing fight to be heard. why do we also have a frontier to push it this week? so the reason why is because will turn to point to on to position themselves on the internet when the, when i think he's going to be very big, quite discriminated suit for the best that, you know, under 15 seats, particularly john will be the best modelled on crowds gather in the west bank and took it to more than the difference of a turkish american activist pills earlier this month. by is really the, with the top stories from the past 7 days and right off to the moment developments as well this sunday. welcome to the weekly on our to international accusations that r t is working for, rushes and intelligent services are non sensical. that's according to the channels editor in chief, marguerite, to someone you know, most responding to the us laughing a fresh round of sanctions on this journal. with washington claiming our global broadcast,

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u. s has reacted um saying that it's nothing about this attack. us should be diplomatic active, but it's clearly on the side of israel. but even the us appears not to want a war with his blood, and i'm asking about this because he's relies about that it will respond to this attack. so what was that you was be saying to is well, at this point? well, the us is on the side of the literally steak, which has bowl is not a part of them. but so i think that the united states interest or at least the find in the searching to search for a wider middle east consulate before the election. so they're trying to tear down uh, they want see the conflicts, de escalate or possible, certainly not escalate. so i think that the instructions come from the buying in the stretching urge. both has the bodies government and is really government to not to step up any actions that might lead to a wider work. david rose, thank you very much for your time and your insights this evening. a david drove speaking to us from washington, dc. the us state department says it didn't have prior knowledge about the attack. i c

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should be wasted in the quest for the hosting ceasefire. and the easing of the humanitarian catastrophe. but instead the u. s. has repeatedly ask some old time and patients with diplomatic efforts, when you're in the meantime, goals and civilians are the ones paying for more time with their lives and suffering. the old you how come to time and patients need it from the us is so cost a nice and unless it sort of goes up for the full, very nice taking advantage of the councils. paralysis, things to the us. these are the leadership is achieving the objectives to spell the west banks, palestinian population settlement activity has been ratcheted out that a record rates where they is de facto colonization of palestinian lands. while it's on the un security council members condemn washington, support for israel. another extreme, active protest is taking place on american soil, is we can see will activist, self evaluated in front of the as we can see that in boston, decrying. be continued you as well in the will on garza nelson lay down his reasons on his social media accounts a. my name is matt nelson engaged extre

should have gotten them alive. the bill didn't come fast enough. the bullets on the murder came 1st. c u. s. bank still has been on the table since may yet no breakthrough was reached for months. had the deal done through carmel would have been among the 1st to return home goose as he trusted india who completely but then one month ago, i was in washington dc in a meeting with him. and i heard him say that there was a chance to get some of the houses back and he said, no, you could have saved the lives of money. and he decided not to. and the reason doesn't even matter right now. he said no. and after that, we know what happened, but it's him, us in israel, blame each other for obstructing a deal, meant to secure the hostages return and a ceasefire. yet skilled believes the 2 sides share something deeply disturbing and come on either or nothing. yeah, well no thing.

and also single moment should be wasted in the quest for a last thing ceasefire in the evening of the humanitarian catastrophe. but instead the u. s. has repeatedly also become more time and patients with diplomatic efforts . and in the meantime, goals and civilians are the ones paying for more time with their lives and suffering your to how come to time and patients need it from the us is so costly. nice. and unless excited was the very eyes taking advantage of the councils. paralysis, thanks to the us. these are the leadership is achieving the objective to spell the west banks. palestinian population settlement activity has been ratcheted up at a record rates where they is de facto colonization of palestinian lands. walks on, the un security council members can den washington support as well. another extreme, active protest is taking place on american soil this week. an anti will active itself in the late of in front of b. is wally clumsy, less in boston decline. the continued us. well, in the will on garza nelson laid down his reasons on his social media accounts a my name is matt nelson. i got your gauge ex, 3 massive here on

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u. s. air force base and your date in ohio. the on november 1st, you received the delegation leaders, serbian president slow but down below should rich, who would negotiate for the bosnian serbs really succeeded president from your to each month representing the bosnian croats and the bosnian president, aaliyah is bengal rich. margaret is up to meet the cold or the day you told me he talked a lot about the atmosphere of the talks. they were confined to a military base when this was attacked, anything employed to force the adversaries to treat each other as human being with the trip. it was uh like the yeah. so they tend to be which ones are generally do to you. it will say good to go into your some m deaton. i was a delegation member of the state of bosnia and herzegovina. was a member of the collegial presidency. for me, the most important thing was to preserve the integrity of bosnia and herzegovina, such as i mean, tina single territory with an internationally recognized borders. these are things that i need some, a me for years of war had hardened their positions. for 3 weeks, every village, neighborhood, and hill was discus

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should also be very clear that even though the u. k. overall is a very small provider of, of arms to israel. the u. s. for example, supports about 65 percent of the of the arms that israel brings in, and the u. k. it's less than one percent, but it's, it's important symbolically. but it's also important to recognize that they are allowing continually the export of things like parts for the as 35 bar. and that's one of the most vicious instruments that israel has used against palestinians in gaza. there's new indications today just coming out that on july 13th, the very big a number of it was between 90 and a 100 people that were killed in one attack in gaza that that was carried out by an f 35. so the fact that that's being exempted from the arena in which the us of the u. k is saying, no, we won't send any more. this is a problem, but again, it is very important. symbolically the u. k. is the closest ally of washington, the u. s. has the same kind of laws that prohibit sending arms when they are suspicious of they that they will be used in violation of international humanitarian law. that's exactly w