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u. s. which is brand new recent parliamentary and full results as dishonest this by international observers calling them fair and free the live in moscow on rachel ruble. you are watching r t international where you start with breaking news in south america over the president of ecuador, says an internal arm to conflict is underway. after a state of emergency was declared on monday. this comes as criminal groups launched violent attacks across the country. here's the latest announcement by the presidential administration. president daniel about assigned to the executive decree, declaring estates of internal conflict. i'm just identified terms, national, organized crime groups as terrorist organizations and belligerent non state actors is ordered the armed forces to execute the military operations to neutralize these groups. for the interest is spreading the towns and cities across the echo door footage shows police officers take into the streets as people run for safety. criminals have reportedly

u. s, which has brand at the recent problem as we pull results, as desantis. this by international observers pulling them fair and free. and the latest twist and the jeffrey, i've seen saga abuse accusers, tara ran some claims. she was forced to retrench her claims about the existence of sex types of bill clinton and prince andrew, after receiving threats to her family. the b r watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital. we started with the latest on the complex in gaza where the death toll has passed $23000.00, according to the gods, the health ministry, and the zoo. a secretary of state and they blanket arrives in israel. the idea of released footage of its operation in the palestinian enclave. residential areas. it is rarely soldiers are seen firing weapons during ground operations. while the is really navy strikes out at gaza territories from the mediterranean sea. in the north, israel has launched a series of airstrikes on lebanon climbing. it's taken out of military infrastructure. the international humanitarian organization

u. s. which still sees itself as the leader of the world been damaged by its support for israel over this conflicts. and how about the you stand is a champion of democracy and human rights. how's that been affected by its support for israel among major members like germany, which is opposing south africa's after patients to the i c. j. the use a page strange to build, right? that stage and business concerns me ladies, they've never had the independent se, your, i don't know why i can see any explanation, but the fact is that they are just, they paid a cool, they're very can bodies see. and the kids have no way. and then the election year by the try these best, i think he's in vengeance that goes, i'm not one of those. so thing that these inventions of it. but really to let this go to campus and numerous a we don't have the conditions that use both circle dish or at least in the american interest because he's phase one thing. and this one is doing the, all of the ending continues to pull the mean

u. s. which is the brand of the recent parliamentary pool results. as this honest this by international observers, calling them fair and frank and, and the latest twist and the jeffrey, i've seen that saga abuse accusers. sarah ran some claims she was forced to, to attract her claims after the existence of sex types of bill clinton and prince andrew, after receiving threats to her family. the while you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we start with the latest on the conflict in does that where the death toll has passed 23000 and according to the gaza health ministry. and as us secretary of state antony blinking, arrives in israel. the idea has released the footage of its operation in the palestinian enclave. residential areas. the is rarely falls. are seen firing weapons during round operations, while the israeli navy strikes so that gaza territory is from the mediterranean sea . in the north, israel has launched a series of airstrikes on 11 on climbing. it's taken out of military infrastructure . the international huma

u. s. which provides economic military assistance and the domestic protection. some of the vehicles are in the un security council is now being a, you know, i'm the mind people to be all over the world. see that this alliance between america is a, is, again, is a better state against it because the americans was trying to think that this thing is with a, it's really hands at the international, a quote of justice even taking this key says to south africa and. 2 developing countries, even inside the assembly, everybody is austin, policy expired on the u. s. that was this committee to continue. and then again, it went on the mines, the image of the united states and its through the village. and it was also on the mind exactly the eclipse your views. well, well now see a gap between them and fumbling for opinions because issue that the full submissive and full a week in the face of the not good seats and diesel. and that's why be on my pension. so i don't see that the, this is the, the end of this conflict. but it is possible that, that we, i've seen some see somebo

u. s. which has hurt is real, but we are not talking about people. you said there's a morality deficit. i think there's an intelligence death to say like, i can't recall a more incompetent administration. and that is something okay. and then saying something here. the main see if okay, matthew, you know, we have a newly mentor, a french foreign minister, and he essentially, and i'm paraphrasing here, said the israel, it's not possible for israel to commit genocide because it is real. this is the lack of intelligence that margaret just touched. on go ahead, matthew. yeah, it is becoming very difficult for the year of most people in the, in the entire world outside of the united states, including americans themselves, tv sir, this type of, of rhetoric and people in europe where there is such an obvious disregard for the concerns of what the people actually want you have farmers across germany, across the middle, and now in france, who are really fighting for their lives because they can see that their government is, is, this is, and you're talking abou

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u. s. which has hurt is real, but we are not talking about people. you said there's a morality deficit. i think there's an intelligent death to say like, i can't recall a more incompetent administration. and that is something that say in something you may see ok, matthew, you know, we have a newly minted a french foreign minister and he essentially, and i'm paraphrasing here, said the israel, it's not possible for israel to commit genocide because it is real. this is the lack of intelligence that margaret just touched on. go ahead, matthew. yeah, it is becoming very difficult for the year of most people in the, in the entire world outside of the united states, including americans themselves, tv sir, this type of, of rhetoric and people in europe where there is such an obvious disregard for the concerns of what the people actually want you have farmers across in germany, across the other one. and now in france, who are really fighting for their lives, because they can see that their government is, is, this is, and i'm, if you're talking about all of e

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u. s. military support, which is a life insurance, obviously for his weight on the other hand. and this is important if he distances himself clearly from these guys outside of his ministers. this could cost him the support of these far right for this. in part most, they could leave the court this and this could lead to a break of the whole a government coalition. and this means new elections. and this will probably mark the end of his political career. so for the time being that he knows that the only way to stay impala is if the war last as long as possible. and this is exactly what i be seeing it on yahoo maneuvering back and forth and keeping every option open. but at some point i think he has to decide. so just to be for you, are you saying that keeping these cut out well a going as a why is one that is, is mr. destiny, i'm seriously considering that as one way to stay in power. yes, because he knows that once this war ends, there will be strong the month for investigations on the responsibility of his government before october 7th. and this quote probably leads to his all

deployed to chat, which remains the only bastion of stability in the center of conflict. france, of course, it plays its role, but it is not the only one in this regard. there was also the u. s. good, which in its role as a mediator as closely monitored as problems into them. there was also saudi arabia, as well as egypt and ethiopia, which are trying to resolve conflicts along denials. but among them, there was also russia for kia and algeria, which i've already done a lot for molly. i've been in relation to what happens you to back comfortable a r t that com is where you can get updates of the stories. well, following these our see you again another top of the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the president of united states cause to real stir. when speaking to congress, joe biden brought up the possibility of american troops fighting russian troops. this is the state of the failed ukraine project, facing failure on all fronts. biden's only option is to expand the conflict. really the cross option ukraine. i'm joined by my guess, scott ritter in delmark. steve is a farmer, intelligence officer and

deployed to chat, which remains the only bastion of stability in the epicenter of conflict. france, of course, it plays its role, but it is not the only one in this regard. there was also the u. s. good, which in its role as a mediator, is closely monitoring problems in suzanne the results of saudi arabia, as well as egypt and ethiopia, which are trying to resolve conflicts along denials. but among them, there was also russia for kia and algeria, which i've already done a lot for molly. i've been in relation to what happens you to back country. well, that's all for this news. i've next all seem documentary russian, alaska also don't see i'm in the front is an interest in was and will be back of a couple of the, the a business man. there's goodness. glad i see. not too much if the difference, when you me a picture with a $1000000.00 this me it was it with this uh, with the username, which i assume was less than $10000.00 pound. yes. you said there was coupon versus taylor's. he's get the color god just because you see on the cute, does it mean to the other to do it, let's say instead of will it see me? i'm not going to sign you. this novel is not typically jacobs. what is really

u. s. media which is controlled by the zionists. however, in the face of the tragedy that is happening and the guys strip in the face of all the children that have been dying, all the women that have been dying. and this is actually the blessing of social media. they want it social media to destroy as love to destroy a resistance. however, the opposite is what happens a lot. according to the polls that we have been seeing recently over 50 percent of american youth and not only support giving the palestinians their rights, but over 50 percent of american youth say that the state of israel must be dismantled and all of palestinian territories must be given back to the palestinian people who would have thought that the us public opinion would experience such a paradigm shift. this is something that we need to focus on because it will have great impact on the united states and on the future of the cause. fits with philip . uh what, yeah. how about policy my the most, what happened over the past 3 months dealt a severe blow to normalizat

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u. s. and u. k. say the strikes which hit military targets. what acts of self defense, who's the rebels, who a batch by a run have been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks, with the group releasing this voltage in november of its flashes, appearing to seize a vessel. it claims the attacks are in response to israel's war and gaza against from us in the u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization u. k prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. for over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've seen in decades now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaz

u. s. and the u. k. and the strikes, which they say are aimed at protecting is crucial shipping uh, through the red sea. do you think that the strikes that we've already seen or more intense strikes could deter her the who's he's going to can from continuing to attack red c shipping a? unfortunately i, i don't, i've been watching that with you for a long time and they do not act like the rest of us who does have a very particular mindset. they have a particular mission, and unfortunately we play into their hands are terrible playmates and, and they're enjoying this play. they are not going to respond to deterrence. the way we see the terms, they're not going to respond to force the way we would respond to force. and so what would perhaps make others think twice is only going to encourage them because they are really keen on promoting this narrative for 10 years. they've been playing a game and stage until you make it now they made it because they've been talking about fighting the us and the u. k for 10 years, and now they have to get the chance to. and so this is going to really expand their possibilit

which the u. s. b, u and other countries, i'm labeled a terrorist group a different ship though, the u. s. s. carney launched another attack on saturday, destroying a who was the radar station with a miss file present in 5 and one. there would be more to come if the who these didn't leave shipping alone. we will make sure that we respond but he also said the who these main allies knew better than to escalate the conflict at the united nations. the us once again pointed the finger at turn on. we need to also be clear about the role of a ron and these attacks without arriving in support in violation of their obligations under resolution $2216.00. the who these would struggle to effectively track and strike commercial vessels, navigating shipping lanes through the red sea and the gulf of aidan to the iran is how i russia is currently waging a war of aggression against ukraine. but it condemned the are strikingly claiming that they were against international law, had to make up the website, though there

u s. air strikes, which were launched against their territory. we've seen that there have been some target things to all of us vessels and there was a security incident which was reported earlier today by the british. and i don't think we seen the full extent of there was on from us are a lot inside of the m and get that, that probably will come. but again, when we're looking at all these actions that the, all these actors, whether they be iran or it's allies, they have clearly stated they don't want this to escalate into a full scale regional war. they're prepared for it, they say, but their actions tell us that they're supporting the palestinian armed groups in the gaza strip and they're playing just the supporting role. they don't want to involve themselves in a regional war, which could possibly lead to millions of people being killed. so what kind of reaction can we expect from washington and is a direct conflict with iran? likely it's difficult to say whether it is likely at this point that things could quickly escalates this. i think if th

u. s. one apartment, which the, which says, is in response to the invitation that has left on members of the property on obama as i showed us killed. including a senior member of the image of the month, which is one of the more prominent ribbons in the popular one on as ation forces. so, so i think that um the rocky provost um how much so donnie basically has no other other choice now. but to intensify these efforts aimed at um, forcing the americans in one way or another totally. but on, as we heard from the american defense secretary, it seems austin's replacement right now. mark, as far as he was stating that um they wouldn't be any such withdrawal. the americans administration officer ministration, you know, they have pledge tell a and i'll return it to them back they left for awhile that in time, but under the pretext of assisting the iraq, a government in fi devices. so i think that again, after all these developments, basically the pressure is on the rocky government in order to push more forcefully for a departure of american forces. only the us defense secretary mark us for undersco

it's expected to push israel to do more, to protect civilian lives, as it finds a mass which the u. s. and other countries have classified as a terrorist organization. us also once more aid for the people of kaiser secondary blinking spoke to reporters in saudi arabia before board. and he's playing to israel or, or have an opportunity to share with is rarely meters. everything i've heard thus far on this trip and also to talk to them about the future direction of the military campaign. in gauze, our press on the absolute imperative to do more to protect civilians. and to do more to make sure that you mandatory the system is getting into the hands of those who need it. meanwhile, and he's ready droned, striking 711 on his reports. they killed a senior command of a has been law medicine group has belie issues, a statement confirming that we some house on alta will have been killed in a strike on monday, but provided no further detail ebony secure with the sources said he was a member of his boss, elite rod one for some that he died in an attack on a vehicle in the southern village of ca

so dw chief international energy, richard walker entirely pay many things which are the u. s. is carried out a 2nd day of military strikes on who is the rebel targets in yemen? us official say the new targets posed a threat to shipping in the red sea, which has been disrupted by who with the attacks in recent weeks. routine leaders have vowed to retaliate following the attacks. so naz straight packed with protest stance their incense by a way of us and british strikes on thousands of here's the targets in yemen, launched in retaliation for a tax on shipping in the red sea island. this is a message to britain and especially the united states of america, that they will pay. i have a price for this aggression. those crowds today authorized the leader of the revolution and authorized the military leadership to respond to this aggression a, ty levels, etc, and own land that the us and u. k. say the strikes which hit military targets. what acts of self defense? who's the rebels to a batch by a run have been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks with the group releasing this voltag

u. s. foreign policy, which is kind of, you know, just dripping and blood at this point. you know, with the way it's been, you know, exasperating violence in the middle east and other regions. it makes one wonder, where is it trying to go? when you look at it from, you know, pulling back all the way. unfortunately, it looks like it almost has trained to bring about world war 3. so my hope is that cooler heads will prevail, that there will be some other, you know, doug's in the administration rather than all these hawks you saw by the administration official just resigned a few days ago over what was happening and gaza. and so, you know, there are people that don't want this, but with their voice be loud enough and what would they be strong enough to go up against this military? industrial complex in the us and western had germany. i don't know. but the multi polar world is here. brooks is successful, the alliances are being formed. and let's hope for peace this year and 2024. well, i think a lot of people around the world would share that hope with you. it's always great

u s, u k. probably, you know, standard which is or i think so much for the life is maybe mostly because of the good what, what was an important message around how sections of water sewer uses regardless of the country as well. so you can have us germany who also because of some other questions as far as that goes into this congress maybe is oftentimes want to let you do. don't want to see this kind of problem is easily from to still control. but as i'm sort of his brother is just the cause of watch. so this is a case of no protection of the watergate around searches of students for a lenders we bought to maybe some kind of money to match for how long we'll lips talking about what the price of a person. what's the feeling in nigeria where you are about this case? is this something that people in the jury are following and, and if so, how, how, what's the sentiment there? because the soonest, the 1st of the strong support of cost is a country which i give the house was the initial honors. i just thought i'd love to be somebody that person anybody, but i mean is receiving remotely too much. i'm a

as it fives home us, which the u. s. and other countries of classified as a terrorist organization. us also once more aid for the people of casa secretary, blinking spoke to reporters in saudi arabia, before boarding his plains to israel. i'll have enough what you needed to share with us is rarely leaders everything i've heard just far on this step and also to talk to them about the future direction of the military campaign. and gosh, i will press on the absolute imperative to do more to protect civilians and to do more to make sure that you mandatory the system is getting into the hands of those who need to answer the blankets without special correspondence. abraham is in jerusalem as to what to expect from the business of the us secretary of state, a slow it is his 4th visit to the region since october, 7th, and before coming here to israel, the secretary of state has had a tour of the region where he has listened to the concerns of arab leaders about the ongoing war in, in gaza. and he will likely be trying to bring t

u. s. spaces in syria which are, let's not forget the station they're legally bound, are considered occupation forces by damascus. the jordanian government tells refuted washington's claim that one of the attack bases is inside jordan. president biden house value to retaliate for the deadly strikes quotes of the time. and the mother of verse, choosing the less she and militant group and calling itself the islamic resistance in iraq has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which it labeled retaliation for the us military presence in the region as well as washington's continued backing of israel's war in gas. a continuation of our approach to resisting the american occupation forces in the rock and the region. and then the response to design is to entities. massacres. i guess start people in gaza. then we just had dean of the slamming resistance in a rock launch drone attacks against 4 and the bases 3 of which are in syria. as long as the process goes off, the rock out is affiliated with the umbrella network of militias in the region known as the access of resistance. now, would claim respons

u. s. at least 2000000 americans don't have running water or working toilet at home. a crisis which costs the u. s. economy 8500000000 dollars each year. these water issues disproportionately impact indigenous tribes. people of color immigrants, low income people, and those living in rural areas. households without water and sanitation access spend on average $15800.00 a year. more than other households and health care costs loss productivity at work and other issues. purchasing bottle drinking water costs of family and average of a $1350.00 a year. it is estimated that achieving universal access to safe drinking water and sanitation in a $140.00 low to middle income countries would cost about a $114000000000.00 per year and to secure clean water and sanitation for all people by 2030 the costs would exceed a trillion dollars. so who's going to flip that bill? well today or joined by mohammed, my mood director of the climate and water program. now mohammed can you provide an overview of the current global situation regarding access to clean water and developing nations and the curren

u. s. and germany have now put their funding on hold funding, which the u. n says is sustaining millions of palestinians this trickle of you in a to is oh, many gallons have to 8 right now. an estimated one and full people, stopping in the palestinian geometry. but even these live saving supplies have been throwing into doubt of to israel accuse relief workers for the u. n. agency on risk of being involved in a mazda is october stevens attacks of the $13000.00 and stuff is in gaza. 12 have been implicated during the countries accounting for most of owners funding have now post payments. the u. n. has condemned what it calls the current alleged acts, but it is urging donors to reconsider the funding for ease. the diary needs of the desperate population this or must be met at this point, the outlook for underlining the millions of people it serves not only and gaza but also in east jerusalem in the wet in the west bank. jordan 11 on and syria is very bleak. the united states was one of the 5th countries to suspend funding, but sees it could be restored dependi

triggered after a fuselage panel of an alaska airlines jet blue of mid flight last friday, which was yours. u. s. carriers have grounded the boeing model and canceled hundreds of flights. the ecuadorian president daniel no by says he's countries in a state of internal armed conflict. he's ordered the army to take military action against broad games in the country. on tuesday, armed men stormed like tv show before being overpowered and arrested by police. security forces are out in force. ecuador has been rocked by a series of violent attacks, including the abduction of a number of police officers. the outbreak of violence followed the apparent escape from prison, of a drug cartel leader on sunday, adolfo, i'm a goddess, also known as futile or serving a 30 for your sentence for murder and our colleagues, profiting from warren. this breaking news story. let's bring in journals. audrianna, audrey de, who joins us from the ecuadorian capital quito. so the president has declared a state of internal arm conflict. but what exactly does that mean? a good night or in this means that the government will

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so if the thrust of the resolution, which the u. n. u. s. side of the system on in 2720 was to try to increase humanitarian aid while allowing israel to continue with its war. but the, the benefit has been to israel was a continuation of the war and not to the palestinians living inside with the humanitarian situation. more desperate now than it was when that resolution was passed 5 weeks ago. so would you say israel has violated the resolution? the resolution was watered down, but the resolution didn't assist and several of its key provisions that all parties had to pay and follow international law including international humanitarian law, which are the laws of war and occupation. with the use of starvation as a tool that is realized, insisted upon the blockage of water, the blockage of fuel going into gaza. and with what, what to even present you a blatant as described as indiscriminate bombing of, of gas. so it's hard to see how israel's conduct of this war has stayed within the balance of international law. and as part of the resolution

2nd, trump presidency would guarantee the end of us democracy and the end of the world order, which the u. s. has led for 7 decades. those are strong words. do you agree? uh no, i think that's too strong. i think that the uh i probably have a 90 somewhat nice faith in american democracy. i think the country has gone through how 1st uh, payroll for the correct one. we actually did have a civil war. we should remember that which almost the country was split into 2. we went to a great depression which you could have seen the rise of fascism. we didn't. so i, i think that the american political traditions are strong. the american people ultimately are more sensible than that. they made a pretty rich avoid each color i. i would need to take that to your, your image in pain, both from the, by the administration and from the truck and ministration that the election of their adversary will mean the end of american democracy or the end of america. as we know it by the country has been resilient. i think you to introduce you to a resilience. and as word buffet said nobody has ever made money in the lo