u. s. m u k a so came to preserve israel's position in the region. well, it goes towards that's a very good question. and it goes towards the, as it goes towards one deciding that the proliferation of war in the region serves the overall economic interest in the sense that the more we, we have, the more we're able to burn excess capital. so in general, the logic always leads us towards stats and the arms industry is making a lot of money out of that. and so is it making a way for the energy industry as well as preserving a lot of the supply chains that go through the reason is there is not as strong and ally as it is. then both the economic and political interest of these big states will be at stake. so that's being assigned to, along with the fact that these states have historically stood right. it right next to secular colonial projects and like australia, for example, and the hope that there's hoping to see here is that fund stein would one day become like australia, which is simply a place that a student with settler colonizers and that seeks to

u. k u s military. ready so. ready super offer sensitive or you know contra. ready or so that piece. ready of can't, i mean i, i recognize it's not a very big island that i also recognize that the number of she goes into a forcibly repatriated off of geography is the beginning is not a huge, huge number of i mean, why can't they go home alternately, that is a question for the u. k. and mercy is your, is our base, but when it comes to the, the is it is what's going on there. so, so, so that is the weather is that people say there's a question of the governments of the united kingdom, and marissa is to negotiate legislation and can lead me to us base, but it is not really a u. k. so it is a us based. yes, they have sovereignty over it and will continue to our at least exercise morrison sovereignty over it. but this is your guys operation. there it is all. why is it that you don't want people who live down there who, you know, we're on the island and we're forcibly moved off of it to go back. it is not a question of the united states wanting them. we're not wanting them to them. is a qu

u. k u s military. ready so super offer sensitive or the cultural. ready role that people can, i mean i, i recognize it's not a very big island and i also recognize it of the not. ready which is. ready the into forcibly repatriated off of diego garcia. the beginning is not a huge, huge number of, i mean, why can't they go home? ultimately, that is a question for the u. k. and marissa is your babe, is our base. but when it comes to the, the is, it is what's going on there. so, so, so that is the letter, is that people say there's a question of the governments of the united kingdom. and marissa is to negotiate legislation and can lead me to us base. but it is not really a u. k base. it is a us based. yes, they have sovereignty over it and will continue to are at least to exercise morrison sovereignty over it. but this is your guys operation. there is a why is it that you don't want people who live down there who, you know, we're on the island and we're forcibly moved off of it to go back. it is not a question of the united states wanting them. we're no

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u. s. u k. u back to israel, this after a run, finally retaliated for the gods, a genocide. the test run this as a nation of palestine chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands in bay ridge to a res iconic. lebanese resistance need to has a less route. i would circle genocide. jo, how it goes. tyra's, now, presiding over millions, display skilled a wounded, mostly women and children right across this region. i'm drawing now from rome by alice to cook. you k diplomat in full that you foreign policy chief advisor. he's the founder and director of the baby base complex for him and older of resistance, the essence of the as the mist revolution. thank you so much alice of joining us again. it's been a while. lots happened in the year as you're on the going on the route. i think of the beginning of this year. you can see from the headlines. is there any one of course story, and that's a do by based gulf. the news you run attacks that israel vfc the japanese paper thing, israel steps up a tax on the wrong proxy.

u. s. u k. u back to israel, this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of palestine chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands in bay ridge to a res iconic lebanese resistance need to pass on this route. i would circle genocide. jo, how it goes tyra's, now, presiding over millions, display skilled a wounded, mostly women and children right across this region. i'm drawing now from rome by alice to cook. you k, diplomat in full that you foreign policy chief advisor. he's a founder and director of the baby base complex for him and all of the resistance, the essence of the as the mist revolution. thank you so much alice, of joining us again. it's been a while. lots happened in the era as you're on the going on the route. i think in the beginning of this year, you can see from the headlines. is there any one of go story? and that's a do by based a gulf. the news you run attacks that israel vfc the japanese paper thing, israel steps up a tax on the wrong proxies as if they're all just their own

u. s. u k, i'm bronze will fueling the conflict. what i saw with my eyes were on one hand, they sent me so to my lease is going house to house looking for to seize, killing 2 of these we went into hiding. and then as we try to escape at some point, we have many near death experiences. by the way, as we escaped. there was also a big campaign, a bombing campaign by the, our b of. so you have the sort of musicians that are killing people, brutally with and with hands. now, as this was happening, my on myself and my own mother were at one point, ordered to take our own grace. at that point is when i felt so alone fell completely lonely. even though i was standing there with my mother when they ordered us to take our own graves. so they can bury you after they kill us at the time it was a proxy war between us and that you okay. on one hand supporting the r p. s. rebels and friends. on the other hand of supporting the form of government. and in the end, the aim was not so much to us to control over wonder or thing, install their own buffets. it was mostly to then enter the congo, then extract the resources and make them accessible to western multinational, especially for today exploiting the resources in the congo. those who are in charge of making decisions that are leading to such horrible atrocities in genocide or crimes are going to be forced to change their ways because the world can see what they're doing. cuz they used to benefit from the cover of the world. not no ink and it's, and it's thank goodness, today technology allows for many people to actually see what is happening for what it is striving full of stability and unstable. well, that's a sub page of the us is taught that vermont has been speaking of a t u reason security conference on the way in butler's not the model that we might need to know. you said your has had enough of the board on least against russia, by the hands of the legitimate authorities. think you have now the united states and the satellites and trying to turn the whole of your agents into an arena of g, a political compensation. the line says, written in these documents, but for us to was it also have come from the asia pacific region from various parts of the east of all concepts i didn't, intends to, as such as military dominance. nato is infiltrating the region under the slogan of indo pacific strategies. washington is organizing various kinds of choices and quotes like lucas with explicit di, email containing china, isolating russia in crudely pressure. rising the democratic people for public of korea. it is obvious to us that that can be no return to the previous models in which the united states and its claims do exclusivity, played a major role. all vision of

u. s. u k. u weapons. and encouraged to carry out self defense in return carried out to genocide, perhaps hundreds of thousands of palestinians and garza, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered. today's guest is doctor michael. sure. a former c. i a officer who spent 22 years in the agency where he led the kinds of terrors, incentives been non station. and honestly, all the best selling imperial hoover is where he argued that washington's meddling cause the very terrorism, if claimed to fight today through his website don't intervention and is called costs of national security. a. and to mike's doctor sure continues to tear apart the narrative of justifying us interventions abroad. he joins me now from virginia, a dr. insurance, thank you so much for coming on its a day of anniversaries today and 21 the us to begin its longest war in history before the data been defeated. it 20 years later. again, this done, it's the 84th anniversary of the me. mccollum memo bought of the f d. a conspiracy to pro

u. s. u k. u back to israel. this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of palestine chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands in bay ridge to a res iconic lebanese resistance need to pass on this route. i would circle genocide, jo, how it goes tyra's, now, presiding over millions, display skilled a wounded, mostly women and children right across this region. i'm drawing now from rome by alice to cook. you k, diplomat in full that you foreign policy chief advisor. he's a founder and director of the baby base complex for him and all of the resistance, the essence of the as the mist revolution. thank you so much alice, of joining us again. it's been a while, and that's happened in the year as you're on the going underground lighting at the beginning of this year. you can see from the headlines, there's only one of course story. and that's a do by based a gulf news. you run attacks that israel vfc the japanese paper thing. israel steps up a tax on the wrong proxies as if they're all just the

u. s. u k. u back to israel. this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of palestine chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands in bay ridge to a res iconic, lebanese prison.

u. s. u k. u back to israel. this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of palestine chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands in babies to a res iconic lebanese resistance need to as i less rather would circle genocide. jo, how it goes terrace, now? presiding over millions, display skilled a wounded, mostly women and children right across this region. i'm drawing now from rome by alice to cook. you k, diplomat in full, they, you foreign policy chief advisor. he's the founder and director of the baby base complex for him. and all of the resistance, the essence of the as the mist revolution. thank you so much alice of, of joining us again. it's been a while, and that's happened in the year. have you on going underground? i think at the beginning of this year, you can see from the headlines there's only one of course story. and that's the do by based gulf, the news you run attacks that israel vfc the japanese paper thing. israel steps up a tax on the wrong proxies as if they're all just the

u. s. u. k. expedition treaty is one sided 9 times more people expedited to the united states from the u. k. then the other way around the protections for us citizens, phoenix, side you k is stronger. there is no need to show a permanent face the case or reasonable suspicion, even when united states 6 to expedite from the u. k. it's a allegation execution system. the obligation is alleged you do not even have a chance to argue that it is not true. all the arguments is based simply upon is it the right person? does a breach human rights? that's it. that said, i do not think in any way that you k judges are compelled to expedite most people, and particularly journalists to the united states and some judges in the u. k. found in my favor at different stages in that process of the judges did not but o judges. without finding, in my favor or not in united kingdom, showed extraordinary difference to the united states. engaged in astonishing, intellectual back flips to allow the united states to have its way as my expedition and in relation to setting precedents that occurred. in my case, a more br

u. k base. it is a u. s. base. yes, they have sovereignty over it and will continue to or at least exercise morrison sovereignty over it. but this is your guys operation. there is a why is it that you don't want people who live down there who, you know, we're on the island and we're forcibly moved off of it to go. that is not a question of the united states wanting them. we're not wanting them to, to them is a question for the united kingdom. and marissa, it's, i'm sorry, i just don't get why they can't. why the why the people who moved from diego garcia can go back together. garcia, but they can go back to other islands. i mean, there must be something about diego garcia that makes it either dangerous or inhospitable for civilians. and i just think that, you know, people should know what that is. like, obviously we have a base there, but when it comes to this exact question, it really is a question for those, those other 2 governments. cool. so the, so when you will be a lot of money in falls, but we do not have t

u. s. u k minutes. you based on the largest island in the to go. so now this to put magic breaks, it comes off to multiple international bodies including the ice today, but he's not to be associated with the assembly and the international type, you know, for the new off the see, all supported maurice. this is claim to the islands and fine movie, while the u. k. had initiative resisted these movies, dismissing them as advisory opinion, it has now agreed to comply with the quotes decisions. how is the, as part of the treaty, britain will retain control of the strategic military base on the diego castillo, which it operates jointly with the united states. that base is viewed as critical to global security with both the u. k. and the united states emphasizing its importance. this government inherited a situation with a long term secure operation of the diego go see a military base was on the threat with contested sovereignty and ongoing legal challenges. today's agreement secures these vital military base for the future. but she goes, she is say they r

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u. s. u k. adam fronts were fielding, the conflicts. what i saw with my eyes that were um, on one hand, the assembly. so to me at least his boy in house to house looking for to seize killing 2 of these we went into hiding. and then as we try to escape at some point, we have many near death experiences. by the way, as we escaped. there was also a campaign and bombing campaign by the, our b of so you have the so to me it shows that are killing people, brutally with and with hands. now, as this was happening, my on myself and my own mother were at one point, ordered to take our own grace. at that point is when i felt so alone, i fell completely lonely. even though it was standing there with my mother when they ordered us to take our own graves, so they can bury you after they kill us. at the time it was a proxy war between us and b, u. k. on one hand, supporting the rp of rebels and france on the other hand, supporting the form of government and being the and the aim was not so much to, to control over wonder or thing install their own buf

u. s. u. k. and frogs feeling the conflict. what i saw with my eyes were on one hand, they sent me so to me, places and going house to house, looking for to seize, killing 2 of these, we went into hiding. and then as we try to escape at some point, we have many near death experiences by the way, as we escaped. there was also a campaign, a bombing campaign by the, our b of. so you have the sort of musicians that are killing people, brutally with and with things. now as this was happening, my on myself and my own mother were at one point, ordered to take our own grace. at that point is when i felt so alone fell completely lonely. even though i was standing there with my mother when they ordered us to take our own graves. so they can bury you after they kill us. at the time, it was a proxy war between us and that you okay on one hand supporting the rp of rebels and france on the other hand, supporting the form of government and being the and the aim was not so much to its to control over wonder or thing, install their own buffets the was mostly to then go into the congo, then extract the resources and make them accessible to western multinational, especially for today exploiting the resources in the congo. those who are in charge of making decisions that are leading to search the horrible atrocities in genocide or crimes are going to be forced to change their ways because the world can see what they're doing. they used to benefit from the cover of the world, not no ink and it's, and it's thank goodness today technology allows for many people to actually see what is happening for what it is. so i live in the system, but i see an unstable bias. the russians pop different man who's been slain, he had a t u regional security conference. and the way in butler was, is not the model that we might need to know. so has had enough of the board on least against russia, by the hands of the legitimate authorities in kiev. now, the united states and the satellites and trying to turn the whole of your agents into an arena of g, a political compensation. the line says, written in these documents that threats towards it also have come from the asia pacific region from various parts of the east of all concepts i didn't times to a, such as military dominance. nato is infiltrating the region under the slogan of indo pacific strategies. washington is organizing various kinds of choices and quotes like lucas with explicit diamonds containing china, isolating russia in crudely pressure. rising the democratic people for public of korea. it is obvious to us that that can be no return to the previous models in which the united states and its claims due exclusivity played a major role on vision of the region.

u. s. u k e u back to israel. this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of how those kinds chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands and babies to a res iconic lebanese resistance need to as i less route, i would circle genocide, jo, holocaust, iris, now presiding over millions, display skilled a wounded, mostly women and children right across this region and join now from rome by alice to cook. you k, diplomat and full, they you foreign policy chief advisor. he's a founder and director of the baby based complex for him and all of the resistance, the essence of the as the missed revolution. thank you so much. allison, for joining us again. it's been a while. lots happened in the era as you are on going on the route, i think in the beginning of this year you can see from the headlines is there anyone.

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u. s. b, u, k. and the you going on and on about how the elections are of fraud and that somehow restaurant is involved. international observers have not declared the result to be free and fed. we can demo contravention of international nolan's and joining calls from international and local observe as for fully investigation level reports of election related violations. georgia's european and euro atlantic integration bills enshrined in the country's constitution requires that the government respect the rights of members of civil society and the fundamental freedoms of old georgian citizens. the picture emerging from georgia is clear. yesterday's election has been stolen by pollutants pop of government into beliefs, sci fi back, the people of georgia as they stand up for the freedom their rights in the future. now it is interesting to observe the difference in these reactions because when it is a government that is more keen in pleasing them, they seem to be quite ok with that, they seem to be quite happy about it. but if it's the opposite, if it's a government that might even challenge them a little bit, then it becomes a problem. yeah, it's interesting indeed. who am i? thank you. the ukrainian army group has been stopped from infiltrating the russian border region of brianne. according to the local governor, the attackers were hit by heavy fire with officials saying the situation is now under control. i made heavy losses on the battlefield end failed, attempts to penetrate the russian border. ukrainian forces are on the run as russian soldiers continued their ground advance rescuing another village and the don't ask republic. according to the defense ministry of the liberation of, as my love kind of helps strengthen it's true position in the region and video of a russian soldier, finding a seemingly working at us abrams, thanks, that was abandoned, has been circulating on social media several dozen of the multi $1000000.00 vehicles were supplied to kiev. here's an exclusive report from the newly liberated cranes brought to us by our tea correspondence. eat our stand off. what's the what's bought the filter? the motions at a russian command post. ukrainian evacuation group is stopped in its tracks, not far from another crippled nature made fighting vehicle that now bears a russian flag the fighting towards the towns of getting out and sleet of r as fees as ever receiving the data from anybody. easily. the last of the death of our guys are storming the foothills because there's a lot of food holes in the woods. they're made of concrete, most of them to infringe. they made the food holes out of concrete. there are some disadvantages of stormy and such footholds, but we do it very effectively. so it doesn't matter if it's made of concrete or would, we'll still take them away. this video was shortened given to us exclusively by a russian reconnaissance team directly from one of the captain strongholds here, just a couple of hours offerings. ukrainian garrison was kicked out for over a month that has stool. the advance of the russian troops sold teams of the atf tank regimen 2 kits in less than a week. and the simple soft. it was wooded area about columbus along with the entrances and both sides and threes. and so it was like a hole on the ground, seated with fortifications and more specific ations beneath those they dug in very well. we took it almost without casualties. more than 40 gradients with that. in one back out, there were more than 12 people. and 15 in a dugout on the other side. and none of the 40 more were hiding. but anyway, the foothold is else now is also fresh from the bottle. russian soldiers bring a wounded, ukrainian prisoner of war, is given war to smoke. his hands around, tied on the he's provided 1st aid. the medics arrived measurable by just the moment . you mean that nights we were surveying with a drone and controlling the perimeter was decided to send an assault team there we set up an ambush and waited. the enemy pc arrived and unloaded the troops, but we didn't have time to hit it. we waited for the salt team, let them get as close as possible. then we got into a fire fight. that lasted 4 hours. they were shooting to the last until they ran out of ammunition and the end. those that didn't surrender were killed. and this guy surrendered to us if so. but the fighting isn't limited to just free lines. ukraine batches, the town of christ, to me, a couple of kilometers away from the front line. it is utilized as a spring board for rushes offensive. russia has been in control of what could i use for about 2 months now, i guess, but it is still far, far from a safe place. you can see over there, a ukrainian shell hit something in the residential quarters. and we are cells. we have to move, we try to stick to moving under the trees because after the drones are still a very big thing, but he had given it's so close to the front line. well. and if the via come, because the drone is far from the only threat ukraine's operational crisis in the dynette, squeezen aggravates by the day. and there's mary a sign of even a glimmer of hope for can you hear me just done a reporting from credit and the net squeegee. a lot of the landscape has passed a new law that allows for an mercenaries to sign up and serve in the print in armed forces as officers parliamentary arguments in support of the bill emphasized kids, severe lack of command staff looked at this spell for ukraine's military efforts you can head over to our website, r t dot com for all the details on this story and much more the now to southern 11 on where idea of strikes have killed 8 people and entered dozens more in the city of side on as, according to 11 ons, health ministry. the strike reported late hit a densely populated suburban area which previously saw an influx of this place. families from other regions and the strikes eat away at aid and government supports civilians are turning to their communities for help or cheese. steve sweeney filed this report from a temporary shelter and a route where people are learning to be self sufficient amid the war a level and stands on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. with 1200000 people displaced from the south and the southern sub of somebody with schools like this one is open that door with some refugees, but the government isn't deadlock. struggling to meet the needs of the people social worker for i to he was inspired to open a community kitchen, feeding around one and a half 1000 people having the capital pay route. i opened this kitchen field and also equipped and established on chains, volunteers who wanted to be part of this kitchen. and now they are seizing more than $1500.00 meals. and some of the display see for live in this area and the others live in the neighboring but a day. however, this mission provides food for the or the thoughts and amount of displays of distribution. so it's in this building and the other one for explains how the women work in the kitchen, preparing and cooking hot meals every day. she says it gives them a sense of purpose, the odd now feeling that they are part of the mission. instead of waiting meals to, to, to, to come to them, they will, they are actually moving down there are putting on, they are participating and they're being part of this initiative. and that by itself, lots of cottage and gives them excitement instead of waiting onto the water and they do have a very important issue if they have any very important permission to actually do. and that's what they are doing today. they're preparing rice and chicken fresh food for defense to donations from the lebanese public. so what's going on here? this looks like it's nothing of only to open the kitchen fields and establish an equip these kitchens. however, it's very essential and very vital to train the people how to cook a huge be on steve. and that's exactly what you're seeing here. these women here with their own sound and solid, they were able to learn as through our own shafts that we on through the team. that's i actually, um, got the 2 through my own team that came to the school. they were drains on how to cook the eyes on how to clean the eyes and how to take of all the initiatives or the initial um m. and you should things that they have to do. and this is exactly what she's doing. she's, she's so she's actually watching that i from the same way, but she will stop how to do it. because also they come from places where they all the out order, the mothers and they coast and they take the children. so they have the perspective . so i was looking huge meals, like 1000 people. it's another scenario and that's why they have to give you, given that as to please the ingredients and the way to do it hold on on. no, no, actually the officials you have the make sure that the section these kitchen fees are always maintained on the accessibility to watch and we don't on top company however, they have to pay huge amounts to, to see what's it but the, what's that is that how many people would just take it down to 1100 in these 2. yes. and the the rises price. where does this come from? uh we, we buy them in fox and huge, huge products because it's cheaper. and we go to like a areas where, when houses where they, where they sell it and a huge amounts and with cheap guy. so as far as, as the people are putting together at the time of crisis with inconveniencing sunni, shia christian andrews supporting each other. that again is the reflection of this unit to me that this people have among them and the power that they hold within. and i live in these people, honestly it, i can every situation, they come to amazing office unity and this strong wind that they would survive and they would wind the water and they wouldn't be one of hands. and they wouldn't allow anyone to come in between them. and then this mission that they're working towards is the end of this is a big city as a few of the big cities. and that's what you see when you speak to these people in the ad on jacob, on one of the women takes a break from the cooking to explain how important it is to be positive, the community kitchen in this kitchen, we all work together collectively and provide food for us, several schools where refugees are accommodated. we have many of our sisters on our team for passionate about helping people in difficult situations. they all work is one. we are very grateful to them for all their help. made the all mighty bless them for their work and the rest of course, the flip side, the school should be for the children as a new term stalls, but many a close. now either use as temporary shelters or too dangerous because of as well as funding for the un warning of a law scan ration of maya learning is the biggest problem with facing. now, as there is still no communication with schools recently, they have started to introduce programs to start online learning public schools. but there are many serious issues like i hope that everything will work out with the most important thing is to provide education, at least at the minimum level possible. so the children can learn. teachers hold on to that time to ensure that this place children receive an education using these might shift cost me and on. we currently have 3 teachers who educated children in our school. we're allowing them to teach the children according to their age. and we have divided the children into age groups. we provide lessons to each class as much as possible so that the children don't lose interest in learning. and the idea of learning stace in their minds and doesn't disappear for a long time. so that they don't face and just them problems when they're to. so we try our best to keep them in this educational atmosphere. as we have seen across lebanon, the community is putting together when its time of need. but goodwill and community spirit can only do sustain so fall on sunday. a consignment invites on pakistan. 90 tons was postponed due to the as ready bombing. i must have or the conference empowers agreed to donate $1000000000.00 to help mitigate the impact of the cartridge. but according to reports, this will not be given to the deputies government, but instead shut down some of the agencies. in the meantime, community kitchens like this one are instead footing the got some promoting self sufficiency as the people have level to hold for an end to as well as will. this is the so we need for auntie in payment to the us where pro palestinian protestors disrupted a campaign rally for democratic presidential candidate commer harris. the vice president was heckled and loudly booed during her speech. in the swing state of michigan, we are fighting for america's future. and we understand the opportunity we have for us to turn the on the, the, the us has been a steadfast ally through out israel as a war on gaza and brought or conflict in the middle east. in fact, it's received a more us military age than any other countries since world war 2 and annual cash flow that began and 1951 parts estimate. washington that has already spent a record $17900000000.00 on israel in the year since the october 7th, a mazda attacks that includes military financing, arm sales, restocking is really air defense systems and transfers of tank and artillery equipment. risk consultants. alessandra bruno told us not to expect the changes in us policy toward israel anytime soon. i is the domestic policy issue in united states. and american politicians have negotiates with the various lobbies that act on israel. we have so. busy that is true for the democrats as it is for the republicans. so until this dynamic changes, um, most us politicians will running for any office, particularly presidents or congress. anything? washington we have to design it's use use or hers pro pro israel credential. i do think that perhaps in the 20 to the 8 and i change when and when and perhaps by then something will have changed because the, the war in gaza this over the past year and now the new one level. now i have, i think, started to really challenge the lobby groups in washington. the many americans citizens have seen the images on various news channels, not official ones that are out there. so this is including our key and government opinions that i think we'll start to shake this is this really? all right, i'll do stay with us here on our to international up next on going underground option with tom saying his guest discussed list zalinski and netanyahu both created by the west. we're now eating the west. i forgot the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the russian states. never as one of the most sense be the best english i'll send, send up the speed . what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv 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u. s. the u. k. and others with weapons, equipment and politics about the home of the young lady strikes a heating shell, mostly neighborhoods like this one day and night. a residential properties tens, if not hundreds of thousands of homes destroyed. at least 1200000 people forced to flee for their lives. and that number is growing all the time as the number of people made homeless increases. so does the challenge of getting food lean come a key is converted to a restaurant into a food production center, making 50000 meals a day that she says there's no with near enough. you know that's least 200000. actually, this is a basis stood if it goes, yeah, 1200000 declared this place people good in the schools or in the shelf as we have around 400000. you have a lot of people doubling in the houses or on the streets. cash where ingredients comes from the humanitarian organization. the will central kitchen. yesterday you had cited exactly. yeah. so yes, you have around 50 to 60000 yesterday. increase the de

u. s. b, u k. and the you going on and on about how the elections are of fraud and that somehow a restaurant is involved international lives. others have no declared the result to be free and fed. we can demo contravention. so the international, no one's enjoying goals from international and local, observe as for the full investigation of all reports of election related violations . georgia's european and euro atlantic integration bills enshrined in the countries constitution requires that the governments respect the rights of members of civil society and the fundamental freedoms of old georgian citizens. the picture emerging from georgia is clear. yesterday's election has been stolen by pollutants pop of government into belief. see my back, the people of georgia as they stand up for the freedom their rights in the future. though it is interesting to observe the difference in these reactions because when it is a government that is more keen in pleasing them, they seem to be quiet, okay. with that, they seem to be quite happy about it. but if it's the opposite, if it's a government that might even challenge them a little bit, then it becomes a problem. we spoke to brussels based researcher and geo political analysts, pierre emanuel to them on on the results. he says, western criticism of georgia is based on its own world of view, but attempts to manipulate the countries trajectory have failed in your western nerves. the government, they would like to watch to promote a new regime change or because they, they want to, for example, accuser for rochelle, for many patients in georgia to hinesville. oh, nice solutions. so when um, when you have a ucc, a subaru. comments on where these comments come from? 24, these are the point is to choose from usa crane bucks or reactions to west tournament. so we are not fair enough. we are, and that is the something you have to show up. so most from e u. ups almost from nate to and they criticize visa addiction because all used to be they would, i could do from the reserves and of a home for, for some georgia paper or with even coffee the next days we're promote or origin change and to be out trouble or make us about that don't seem we are going to succeed to be star. i think each nation has a right to where it's own modem so. so the, so could you see some, i'm not really fair because he's very, i do know g kinda on base from west on view of the wars and don't take into account the different 2 characteristics of, of a countries. well, i'm the twists are ukranian armed a group has been stopped from infiltrating the russian border region of france. that's according to the local governor. the attackers were hit by heavy fire with the official saying the situation is now under control amid heavy losses on the battlefield. and failed attempts to penetrate the russian border. ukrainian forces are on the run as russian soldiers continue the

u. s. the u. k. i'm the us, which has a military base on the territory. let's nicholas. this is a victory for diplomacy. we saved the base. it has been secured for the long term. it's critical for our national security. without security of tenure, there will be no base deal benefits us the u. k. the us and maurice just from when this deal was the policy seems like a bridge and was close to resolving this tutorial. dispute with marisa is over the table is located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david, letting me the foreign secretary is crashing, which here is tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why even going through. and he continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move. it's just all doing that. it's secure to the few. so off the strategically important ministry based on typical garcia after years alternate dispute, the bass will remain under u. k. u is controlled, but critics off the deal including many tory in peace, all do that. it was a time not which was close ties with marissa is add, it gives away a strategic asset. although the tools that launched and the previous conservative government let me continues to say that the diplomats were facing a choice of abandoning the base altogether. a brea

u. s. the u. k. and others with weapons, equipment and politics about the home. how many young is ready. it strikes the heating she a mostly neighborhoods like this one day and night, a residential properties tens, if not hundreds of thousands of homes destroyed. at least 1200000 people forced to flee for their lives. and that number is growing over time. as the number of people made homeless increases. so does the challenge of getting food lean come a key and is converted to a restaurant into a food production center making 50000 meals a day. that she says is nowhere near enough? you know that's least 300000 a please. this is a basic stood if it goes yeah, 1200000 declared this place people good in the schools or in the shelf as we have around 400000. you have a lot of people doubling in the houses or on the streets. cash were ingredients comes from the humanitarian organization. the will central kitchen. yesterday you had site. exactly. yeah. so yes, you have around 50 to 60000, yesterday, increased demand arriving to title and from site that's we're here. monday i'm like most of the people working. it is a volunteer whose home was destroyed. fine is ready to get a strike on it. it's not just about the house that's gone, it's about everything, not only in the neighborhood, but everywhere in the back of the valley and in the south. the precious things we have lost of affected us long and honestly, i can't describe the feelings we have. we fully one of the vans taking food to people sheltering in these decades old palestinian refugee can with the food being handed out here today is for the lebanese victims. this will, i'm just a who 1st i'll work stop. so we had no money in our hands to buy food or drink, then we were displaced from the south and we move to the bay with suburbs and then the sort of bombing the suburbs. and so we were displaced here again on the sound. some of these really drugs above smoke rising from obliterated homes. no one knows when the next, these really military force displacement order will come, or where the next strike will child stop it. i'll just 0. they route. now, these really obvious things on the floor of its soldiers have been killed during fighting in lebanon. a group of has belong to them. bush, them with grenades. a total of $28.00 is where the soldiers of not being killed in southern lebanon since, as well began it's ground operation. and one person has been injured after walk. this will find some level struck the nose and is really city of kind of in the attack has caused extensive damage to 12 apartments in the residential complex, and the city about 75 kilometers from the lebanese border. these really military says that intercepted 5 or all kids, the tools and goals in a way the is really all me has struck mold and 10 residential buildings. and the giovanni a refugee can cause a civil defense agency, has described the attack as a major mexico saying as many as 150 people have been killed. this assault comes 21 days into israel's unrelenting siege of the knolls depriving the area of food water, medical aid aid full says, oh explosives have killed at least 820 public citizens that are the 3 weeks and around 400000 people remain tracking these all the latest images, somebody call otwell, a hospital which is now being attacked by israeli forces. the hospitals direct us as has been extensive damage in the intensive care unit, was before the attack that he will into the hospital would turn into a mass grave and that at least one person was dying every hour. because of his rel, cj yeoman's real problems. we've been calling on the world, and today we say to the world that every stored resource has reached 0 and it's a heads up. they all know blood bags that we can give to those injured. they are no medical resources or made sense for emergencies. as some medical staff members have been either killed or arrested or injured. and one of our colleagues was monitored . he was providing medical assistance at one of the medical points. the situation is catastrophic in every way. for the it is all the time. some dogs are not limited to the knolls of the strip on thursday as fulls as killed at least 18 palestinians at a school sheltering the displaced in elizabeth refugee kind of a strike. and maybe i don't know how the shortly afterwards killed and injured several more people noticed that it was handy. my moods or pulls now from data by law in central garza and we do will and use of the distressing images. in his report, mark 1st responders rise to get to school as central dogs of the top floor consumed by fire. the lifeless body of a young girl is carried from the building is read and military save. it is taught to how much demand and control center to get old for caution, to avoid harm to civilians. but the sheer force of an explosion within a densely populated building isn't discriminant, enough to obliterate a person, leaving almost nothing behind. these are the crimes of israelis who shouts were standing in the streets as we had a hit. came outs and bike gold, bolts, a single mother, 2 children and women. and one of them cuts up to pieces. these are just some of the more than 17000 children who have been killed and is really a talk since october last year. save the children called it the most dangerous of places in the world to be a china there is, there are in the phases of those and survived the blast. you know, they are headed to hospitals that are over a stretch and barely functioning like allowed on a lot of food is as a scares, safe to hear the crowd of people in there. but i must fight to get their hands on. what much of the world take for granted some bread? i will do it. if we don't die from the war, we will die from hunger. we appeal to the world to all free people of the worlds of all humanity, you know. but there was more in the neighboring the works is you can another is ready to strike this time when a building that used to be a gym. a single fire extinguisher takes on the blaze, but it's fighting a losing battle. hanny, my hood, how does your data bear about uh, how sci us i could use data and sleep, lincoln insisting london on friday to hold holds without our leaders. after wrapping up his shuttle diplomacy told across them, at least it was his 11th trip to the region since last year, and was a end of reviving sci fi adults to end the war uncle. and so he visited the hall on thursday and met the mayor of content, jake, to mean that how much on the tiny people holding tools with the countries prime minister, lincoln says the us is open to exploring different options to end the war. after months of failed attempts, daniel levy is the president of the us mid least project of the former advisor in these riley prime minister's office. he says sci fi tools won't be able to prevent a $1.00 to $8.00, won't be able to prevent israel's will con, spring casa the game plan, sadly declared openly and publicly by as well as leaders from the get go, was an intensification and continuation of the displacement. and the denial of palestinian rights that is going on for decades, but in a formal rou. some way they told us from the beginning, their intention to drill no distinction between the civilian population and any armed resistance. they told us that they would impose collective punishment. that is why they're well urgent, provisional measures cooled full by the international court of justice, months and months ago. and that is what they have continued to pursue. and now we all right in your place in the north of gaza, where the intention is apparently to entirely de populate that area using what crops of starvation of allowing disease to spread even the podium campaign. uh, the uh, no impact uh, the prevention of podium could not be continued by trying to get everyone out of the you have cold prints who's being held by the ruling party in israel and government ministers preparing for the resettlement of gauze. so you have the full, the deputy national security advisor, mr. a, run it sealed, going public in saying this is the implementation of what we will know is the general's plan, which is precisely this use of starvation and mass dissipation, placement, and mass bombardment. saying this is a will cry, calling on soldiers in israel to refuse to sub you, have a petition being circulated, not mass numbers joining it, but cooling from these railways for weapons to stop being sent for serious. not well, it's not rhetoric, but serious international pressure because what he's rarely is doing is criminal. the americans go ahead and announce small aid, but they keep sending the weapons that are coming. they submit a treat that providing political cause. narrative caught the full, they submit a treat and these make believe ceasefire towards i'm not going to prevent what must be prevent. we'd extreme in north golf and elsewhere. so head here on out, is there a house on the street supposed to have friends, gun violence intensifies and hazy, forcing thousands from the homes and teeth string on a sunday trip tight for a see you and so wells will move and swinging degrees celsius by the end of the century, the probably the rainy season, this thing. so setting a little early across the middle east. there's some rain in the full cost across the arrive in finance, basically with bank of cloud here. just straddling the golf. toughest showers into saudi arabia pushing some my wet to weather even here in contact we could see a little bit of wet weather, which is weather running down towards the southern end of the red sea. and you can see will say, some wet weather that just pushing across to us. i've kind of stopped fruit nolan, past of iran, as we go on into us as today. yeah, that rate, it does run pop across central parts of saudi. then mo breakdown pulls, that is why did the cool some flooding south is that generally dry? briscoe windhaven the hot temperature is quite nice. really 32 celsius. we don't see i saw the numbers, but some time. eastern parts of the mad looking launch each right? we have got some right and some snow just around the cool could say, sorry, but the next dial. so on the snow, ramping up the most eastern paths of the key as we go one through west san today may want across north africa. wanted to share. i was just around the phone with the vouch area, plenty of showers just around the gulf of guinea, and they're back where they should be. so last good use i should, i was thinking a little further south was southern africa is lousy, dr. on board, china is biased. fishing thing to evidence of human rights abuses is widespread trafficking wage the code on the black people starving death on land. it's a legs we goes or forced to work in c food processing units, obligations. china denied 101 east investigating some china slaves fiction on august the revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to offsets on 20 the the book about you want to go to 0 with me so who robin indo hall, reminder of all the top stories that at least 3 to unless of being killed and is very strong again as buying a in southern lapping on. israel tugs you the building, which is sustained emotions increase in moving costs to say is why the forces of lowest a large scale attack against the cities and the giovanni over fujita bills and gaza has been under his red receipts for 3 weeks. more than 820 pallets, 10 units have been killed. and is there any times of also being finally got to become a large one hospital in the news? the hospitals direct us as the as being extensive damage in the intensive care units. he's wanting that at least one person who was dying every hour because of israel see each of security forces and focused on buckled fighters across the country. on thursday, at least 9 police officers were killed and attacking the data. ishmael con area. the buckets on taliban have claimed responsibility. security force is also killed 9 scientists and a rate in by jo, in the north of the country. and then border with i've got his thoughts, an area that used to be a box on a telephone stronghold and a near volley in punjab, provence, police killed 10 fights, is at least 16 people being killed and the shooting that between criminal groups and the southern next again, stay so good at o. 2 police officers amongst the that it comes hours after 3 police officers were injured into comp, i'm explosions in the center of the country. the blasts took place in the towns, campbell, and is yet ahead of the country has been hit by wave of violence linked to drug cartels. the united nation says more than 10000 people in haiti have been forced to flee in the past week. gains in and around the capital photo print, so from top of tax as a volume for control of the territory. theresa baby pulls another deal fighting between haitian gangs and police on the streets of puerto prince, the gangs already controlled 80 percent of the capital. now they're moving into areas like solely know, a community that we made relatively safe until now. not to go to the populace to take control of selina neighborhood. down is 18 down was 24 and to move forward because we asked for dialogue with the government. they didn't want that. today, we turn our weapons on those who fight us the ganges part of a coalition of rival gangs known as events. them, which means living together or the heavy should warnings to the population to either leave or face the risk of being burned to ashes. this is happening that the haitian police is currently out gunned. and after the united nations deployed what is known as a multi national security support mission composed for now or 400 canyon police officers to help in the fight against guns. but for now, it does not seem to be achieving much. the kenyans can't even secure the country. i don't need to talk about haiti. they just didn't. they didn't have to make more money than the police. do you see any canyons in the battlefield? hundreds of thousands of patients have been displaced as gangs continue to extend their control over the capital and the country. over half of the population is struggling for food and to cover their most basic needs. christina, august is 24 years old and 6 months pregnant. she had to leave her home next to the national fort. her house was on the fire to them. i lost everything. there were lots of people shooting people running. i fell down on the fence and people paul stove and me. i couldn't walk because my leg was hurt. i'm not sure what we'll do. secuity and they say the international communities failing, blinking secretary of state blinking came here and propose to bring in un blue helmets. and it was rejected once again by the you, when i believe the united states is playing for time because of the us selections. but they're not trying to find a real solution. if they want to do something for a country, they should stop the weapons coming here, gang members are young and heavy armed with weapons that experts say come from the united states as they continue to advance into for the prince. no one seems to be able to fight back very so i'll just see to 2 kids as code stories. and so we under ross for 2nd day. what it says, all locations used by the code as done work is potty named as a p k k. the strikes when respondents to wednesdays or time, or the state when defense company, government officials say the p k. k was behind it, funerals have taken place and the tech has capital anchor for the 5 victims were killed and that's attacked. now the bricks, annual summit has concluded in the city of cars on the, in russia, viewed as a cornerstone of most coast foreign policy. the 9 member line seems to provide a counterbalance to western powers. it wrapped up with a speech by the russian president vladimir pacing. he said that he welcomed us presidential candidate, double trans comments that he thinks to end the war in ukraine. the, the shop of all of our opposed though from cars on this this summit was pitched as amazing. oh, no tennessee will older. it's also going to an opportunity for legitimate police and to show he's not isolated, despite the worst of functions over the conflicts in ukraine. in a row appearance in front of the foreign press, he was asked about for with us present donald trump's promise to ends defies saying, know what to jim. what mr. trump was recently talking about and what i've heard, he was talking about his desire to do everything possible to end the conflict and ukraine said, i think he means and of course we welcome the statements of this kind. whoever makes them come deliver to you through the presentation, to speak to somebody else the key outcomes of the 2020 for break summit. these positions on the conflicts in ukraine, in the mid least of the gracious to the media. the russian leader also forms that the me at least was on the brink of a full scalable kind of scene. in presence mahmoud abbas was in attendance and called for an end to israel's genocide. that smelled up for his thousands palistine in lines of how not to have the how are there is an urgent need for the putting into effect. the security council resolution for immediate cease fire and the other ones of the humanitarian aid as well as from is it a withdrawal from the gaza strip? the turkish presidents, coastal breaks countries to be moved to stop the violence village which we let down is in the supporting israel with guns and ammunition. without any conditions only increases the crisis and instability. it must be stopped. otherwise, it encourages israel to become much more disruptive. although the optics of the summits may have been a successful, legitimate, patient guessing meaningful support from the brakes. countries, as russian troops from the west will be hauled a task u dash above all of the ultra 0 cars on russia. the, the, the, some of the biggest names and the democratic policy of this under don't, they must, when state of georgia, the former president, brock obama and 2024 candidates coming to our subbing campaigning that together for the 1st time the event was set up to help them because they don't need like president encourage vote as to like the 1st woman of color to the white house. can we help chemicals? and the commer harris was ready for the job. 16 years ago us voters made history, electing brock obama as their 1st black president. now obama says it's time to make history again, we've got a candidate to both for and the selection was demonstrates that kind of tell me what we, what, what, what was that a good example and do the right thing and leave this conflict better then she found that harris has enlisted the help of obama in her pursuit of the presidency. together, they appeared on stage for the 1st time to deliver the closing argumen

u. s. b, u k. and the you going on and on about how the elections are of fraud and that somehow a restaurant is involved international lives. others have no declared the result to be free and fed. we can demo contravention. so the international, no one's enjoying goals from international and local, it's of as for the full investigation of all reports of election related violations . georgia's european and euro atlantic integration bills enshrined in the country's constitution requires that the government respect the rights of members of civil society and the fundamental freedoms of old georgian citizens. the picture emerging from georgia is clear. yesterday's election has been stolen by pollutants pop of government into belief see by by the people of georgia as they stand up for the freedom their rights in the future. now it is interesting to observe the difference in these reactions because when it is a government that is more keen in pleasing them, they seem to be quiet, okay. and with that, they seem to be quite happy about it. but if it's the opposite, if it's a government that might even challenge them a little bit, then it becomes a problem of the ukrainian army group has been stopped from info facing the russian border regional pronounced about coming from the local governor. there, the attackers were hit by heavy fire with officials saying the situation was soon under control. well, it made heavy losses on the bottom of the field on field attempts to penetrate deeper into russian territory. you printing forces are being pushed back as the russian soldiers continue their ground to advance securing another village. and that done yet re public though, according to the defense ministry, the ticking of is my love to help strengthen its trips positions in the region. when i show you this as well, video of a russian soldier finding a seemingly working us supplied up rooms tank. abundant, it's been circulating on social media. this dozens of the multi $1000000.00 vehicles were sent to key. if we cannot bring you an exclusive r t report from the key bustle grown ton of you christ. recently secured by the russian electric force, bought the unfiltered emotions. at a russian command, post ukrainian evacuation group is stopped in its tracks, not far from another crippled nato. made fighting vehicle that now bears a russian flag the fighting towards the towns of getting out and sleet of a r s. v as, as of a particularly pretty little creative. i really believe it is easily the last day to death. our guys are storming the foothills because there is a lot of food holes in the woods. they're made of concrete, most of them. between french, they made the foothills out of concrete. there are some disadvantages of stormy and such footholds, but we do it very effectively. so it doesn't matter if it's made of concrete or would, we'll still take them away. this video was shortened given to us exclusively by a russian reconnaissance team directly from one of the captain strongholds here. just a couple of hours offerings, ukrainian garrison was kicked out for over a month. it has stool, the advance of the russian troops. a sole teams of the atm tank regimen took it in less than a week. a noticeable soft. it was wooded area about a kilometer along with the entrances and both sides and threes. and so it was like a hole in the ground, seated with fortifications and more specific ations beneath those they dug in very well. we took it almost without casualties. more than 40 gradients where the in won't go the more than 12 people and 15 in a dugout home the other side. and none of the 40 more were hiding. but anyway, the foothold is else now. fresh from the bottle. russian soldiers bring a wounded ukrainian prisoner who is given water as smoke. his hands around tied on the hughes provided 1st aid for medics arrives which will be addressed to the moment. you mean that nights we were serving with a drone and is controlling the perimeter? was decided to send and assaulting there, we set up an ambush and waited. the enemy pc arrived and unloaded the troops, but we didn't have time to hit it. so we waited and screwed the salt team, let them get as close as possible. then we got into a fire fight that lasted 4 hours. they were shooting to the last until they ran out of ammunition. and the end, those who didn't surrender were killed. and this guy surrendered to us if so. but the fighting isn't limited to just free lines. ukraine, batches, the town of o, craigslist, to me a couple of kilometers away from the front line. it is utilized as the spring board for rushes offensive. russia has been in control of what could i use for about 2 months now, i guess, but it is still far, far from a safe place. you can see over the ukrainian sho, hit something in the residential quotas. and we are cells. we have to move. we try to stick as to moving under the trees because as to be drones, still a very big thing. but he had given it's so close to the front line. well, and if he'd come because the drone is far from the only threat ukraine's operational crisis in the dynette screeching aggravates by the day. and there's mary assigned or even a glimmer of hope for cube here. how many years done ever poaching from cranes, the net squeegee? unless there's a lot of years lensky has signed off on a controversial new laws that allows foreign mercenaries to serve as officers ukrainian on forces. parliamentary arguments in support of the bills made clear key of severe lock up. come on, stop. r t dot combs be looking into. that's what it could mean for ukraine's military efforts. gigabytes when you come that's that turn intention to southern lebanon where you get more idea of strikes have killed 8 people and injured dozens more in the city of system. that's according to the country's health ministry. missiles reportedly had a densely populated suburban area which previously saw an influx of displaced families from other areas and the strikes each a way of supplies and state assistance. civilians are turning to their communities for help or teach. c sweeney filed this report from a temporary shelter inmate route where people are learning to be self sufficient, and that the is really useful level and stance on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. with 1200000 people display from the south and the southern suburbs of bailey schools like this one is open that door, some refugees, but the government isn't deadlock. struggling to meet the needs of the people. social worker follow actually was inspired to open a community kitchen, feeding around one and a half 1000 people have in the capital, they route. i also in this kitchen field and also if with god blessed on chains, volunteers who wanted to be part of this kitchen. and now they are seizing more than 1500 meals and some of the, the space people live in this area, and the others live in the neighboring but a day. however, this mission provides food for the or the thoughts and amount of this. please give this to view, it says, and this one isn't on the other one far explains how the women work in the kitchen, preparing and cooking hot meals every day. she says it gives them a sense of purpose, the odd now feeling that they are part of the mission, instead of waiting meals to, to, to, to come to them. they will, they are actually moving on. they are coming and they are participating and they're being part of this initiative. and that's why it's the cottage and gives them excitement instead of waiting onto the water. and they do have a very important that you should say, a very, very important mission to actually do. and that's what they are doing today. they're preparing rice and chicken fresh food for defense to donations from the lebanese public. so what's going on here? this looks like it's nothing of only to open the kitchen fields and establish an equip these kitchens. however, it's very essential and very vital to train the people how to cook a huge be on steve. and that's exactly what you're seeing here. these women here with that on stand on solid, they would able to learn as through i would own shifts that we, i'm through the team that's i actually, um, got the 2 through my own team that came to the school. they were drains on how to cook the eyes on how to clean the eyes and how to take care of all the initiatives or the initial um and you should things that they have to do understand exactly what she's doing. she's, she's because she's actually watching that i from the same way, but she will stop have to do it with us. also. they come from places where they all the out order, the mothers and they coast and they take 10 of their children. so they have the perspective, however you would, you may have likely 1000 people. that's another scenario and that's why they have to give you, given that as the fees the ingredients. and the way to do with the code on the, on the water was no, no, actually the officials. yeah. they make sure that the switch, these kitchen fees that always maintain them as well. so they have the ability to watch and we don't on top company. however, they have to pay huge amounts to, to see what the, what it is that how many people with this typically i don't 1100 and these 2 a yes. and the devices price. where does this come from? we, we buy them in fox and huge, huge box because it's cheaper. and we go to like a areas where wed houses where they, where they sell it and the huge amounts and with cheap guy. so as far as, as the people are putting together at the time of crisis with inconveniencing sunni, shia christian andrews supporting each other. that again is the reflection of this unit to me that this people have among them and the power that they hold within. and i live in these people, honestly it, i can every situation, they come to amazing office unity and this strong wind that they would survive and they would wind the water and they wouldn't be one of hands. and they wouldn't allow anyone to come in between them. and then this mission that they're working towards is the end of this is a big city as a few of the big cities. and that's what you see when you speak to these people in the ad on jacob, on day one of the women takes a break from the cooking to explain how important it is to be part of the community kitchen. in this kitchen, we all work together collectively and provide food for several schools where refugees are accommodated. we have many of our sisters on our team or passionate about helping people in difficult situations. they all work is one. we are very grateful to them for all their help. may the all mighty bless them for their work. there is, of course, a flip side. this school should be for the children as a new term starts, but many a close now, either use as temporary shelters or too dangerous because of as well as forming the un wanting of a law scan ration the maya. learning is the biggest problem well, facing now as there is still no communication with schools. recently they have started to introduce programs to start online learning public schools. but there are many serious issues like i hope that everything will work out with the most important thing is to provide education, at least at the minimum level possible. so the children can learn to just hold on to that time to ensure that despise children, receive an education. using these make shift costing phenom, we currently have 3 teachers who educated children in our school. we rely on them to teach the children according to their age. and we have divided the children into age groups. we provide lessons to each class as much as possible so that the children don't lose interest in the learning. and the idea of learning stace in their minds and doesn't disappear for a long time. so that they don't face adjustment problems when they're to, so we try our best to keep them. and they said the occasional atmosphere as we have seen across lab and the community is putting together when it's time of need, the goodwill and community spirit component to sustain. so fall on sunday, a consignment invite from pakistan. 90 tons was postponed due to the as ready bombing. i much how will the conference empowers agree to donate 1000000000 dollars to help mitigate the impact to the cartridge? but according to reports, this will not be given to the lebanese government, but instead shut down some of the agencies. in the meantime, community kitchens like this one are instead footing we've got some promoting self sufficiency as the people of level and hope for an end to as well as will. this is steve, so we need for auntie and babies. now why has the westfield in its attempts to isolate for us, it's a question with global ramifications. let's prove next. in the latest going on, you're going to take those the, the, the, i'm actually anytime soon. welcome back to going underground bull cussing around the world from the u. a. in the heart of the middle east is just over a week before us voters decide which direction the world will take. will it be world peace today in 1962 the, it's not really mr. being destroyed when russian communist liter nikita khrushchev withdrew miss.

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