u. u. s. let's project to it's one ice or it's summarize the each and, and especially active duty then obviously you've got to daughter. thank you so much for that history. i mean it's very important for context here. i think so. so when syria gained independence from france after the adoption of the alexandria protocols in 1944, syria of saudi arabia were among the founders of this era. we, so the pair do have a long, friendly history. russian syria relations go back to about 1970. how did russia manage this mediation between re, i'd and damascus? actually the relationship between sort do it'd be, are in syria, witness several ups and downs in the past decades. and let's remember that.

u . u. s. let's project to, if one i is what you summarize the each and especially if they have to be done, obviously you've got to daughter. thank you so much for that history. i mean, it's very important for context here. i think so. so when syria gained independence from france after the adoption of the alexandria protocols in 1944, syria's saudi arabia were among the founders of this era. sally, so the pair do have a long, friendly history. russian syria relations go back to about 1970. how did russia manage this mediation between re, i'd and damascus? and actually the relationship between sar due it'd be, are in syria, witness several ups and downs in the past decades. and let's remember that the relationships were always okay between the both sides. but in the late seventies and early eighties when, when it came to power in eden and after him. so bump thing came to power with the support of the c i a in, in iraq in order to fight against a home in new york. and you're not engaged in large scale

u. u. s. international university, and i robi there. alright, let's bring you up to date on some of their stories. a type ceiling duct story is battering china with heavy rain anti winds. it's one of the strongest storms to hit in years. more than 400000 people have been evacuated in southeastern fuji on the provinces, trouble there has been disrupted not schools and businesses closed, and people have been advised to stay indoors. placing the peruvian capital lima have clashed with protesters, demanding the resignation of interim presidents being able to monitor. she's now seeking, expanded legislative power after months of antique government demonstrations, demanding the release of of jail. former president edward castillo. the un security council has condemned the military to in new share, african leaders of also expressed their concern canyon president william roto called it a serious setback for africa. mean, want general, i'm do right. minus gianni has named himself president of a new transitional council. and therefore, new jersey, new leader, h

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u. s. l i u. k prime minister wishes to not. let's go to our white house correspondent give me the whole good. so i for us now kimberly, so it took us through exactly the reaction back home in the us to president biden's move of the lot, sitting well with some members of the president's own democratic party. specifically, the progressive wing were the further left of the wing of the democratic party. you have to remember that when the president came into office, he said that the foundation was for policy was going to be human rights. this would be the sort of the forefront of making all of his foreign policy decisions. and so that is why they're upset, because this is a decision that seems completely opposite of that. and so what we've had is 19 members of the progressive wing of the democratic party, signing a letter, sending it to president biden sharply criticizing him, saying that the cluster munitions are the exact wrong choice because of the in discriminant harm, that they will cause 2 of those, the civilians that will be around long after the conflict and what they say is, there's no su

u, u. s. so the countries out there that would like to have gotten 200000000000 dollars and 16 months for any problem. well, let me ask you this. you said the lensky didn't get exactly what do you want it, but he did get this new nato ukrainian council that is expected to be created. could you briefly tell us more about it and what it entails? yeah, that'd be, it gets, gets somewhat optics, but it's also when are by the bureaucracy of nato, around some of the nato members that are completely supportive of ukraine. what this council does is enable ukraine to participate with the other 31. so for this council, it would be $32.00 members and e for ukraine to be a part of it. so you know that the one speculation is, you know, it hasn't been said publicly, but the one speculation was that, um from mr. victor, oregon from great who has been skeptical about basically all things relating to your brain and, and in terms of sins and sanctions. and that, that she would try to block you cranes from participating as optically a member of nato in this council. and so they created it to sort of do an end run on it will be meeting for the 1st time today president. so escape n, as in his delegation, will be there. and does it have an ability, you know, let's say to vote on things and where ukraine gets of both. and the answer is absolutely not. but it, it is, it's, it's nato leadership trying desperately to craft a deliverables and diplomat. ukraine can be seen as coming out of here with something and nato allies can feel good about doing something. and most importantly, these heads of state and heads of government from go back to their countries, go back to their tax payers. what funding? all of that, look like we accomplished. having set all of that. all of this is within the context of the success for the failure of ukraine's defense, which began last month. and there's going to be, i don't know if i would call in a reckoning, but there's going to be a time where the european union members, nato members, those other countries that have supported ukraine are going to take a very hard look at where the war is. in terms of really, if it doesn't, then it goes today. i think you're going to see a tremendous amount of pressure for discussions, whether they lead to negotiations. um, you know, they're on both ukraine and the russian federation. and it's basically that come from the amount of money just just can't it can't continue with the latest from the editor at issue, insight and political analysts. thank you, john. thank you ma'am. and it seems as though history is repeating itself as europe is watching, germany and russia class again. today, mark the 80th anniversary of what of the history the battle of pro popped up between the soviet union and nazi germany in which more than $800.00 machines took part. stay tuned to learn more about the historical similarities as archie brings you the whole story. later this hour. the last palestinian family in a building inhabited by is riley. saddler has been evicted from their jerusalem home after a 45 year long legal battle. a sofa news though with a sort of so is this the is rarely settlers by force of these really army and police took my house 1st thing one morning, 45 years ago. and since then i have been fighting became about, they took my house, the fascist government, the criminals who killed children, took my land and demolish houses, i believe and live. i am older from israel, i am greater than israel, and you are an unjust occupation. you are fascist of time. 68 year old nor i gave sub loving and her husband was stuff were evicted after the as a final appeal. advocates say the eviction is part of a larger push to solidify jewish control over the old city home of jerusalem. his most sacred sites, according to the un humanitarian office, about a 1000 pounds simians are currently facing eviction in east jerusalem. both palestinians and left wing is really the best we want to say for it enough, enough is enough. we have so many things from your corporation. if you want to still exist, you have to start doing the good things. if you think that there's a right for you in this house, you have to give the right back to the cities. we know passed in silence because a lot of them of the am curious have come here and from the early public, this and choose to be ignorant and not knowing what's happening around them. and we will not let that pass simons as the violence between is really occupation forces and palestinian resistance has only escalated in recent months. one man who has seen both ends of the conflict is calling on it. maria for notion of with the story of one former palestinian fighter, turned is really citizen, you know, how much massage is an ex, palestinian militant from janine and major westbank city when it comes to palestinian arms resistance and a hub of terrorist. according to israel, who became a peace activist with his rarely citizenship folder, where back in 1992, he planned the kidnapping of an idea of soldier. he was then with the fears palestinian group fighting east rarely occupation with arms and violence. today he believes he was wrong in that can and at home, who in terrorism is what destroyed our cause and our people, and wasted the opportunity for any solution. the slightest hope for both is really in the palestinian sides. how much spends months in this is rarely prison, told mohammed says, but the time behind bars changed him forever. today, he blames the pa for encouraging filings and a football for the split a, cleared the palestinian authority, the leaders of the p. each one of them is beholden to a certain state, a certain intelligence agents with no independence over decisions at all. those young fighters are robots, the brain washed them and guide them intellectually. misinterpret the koran to control them in trade with their blood so that the leaders stay in their offices and continue their corruption. one to the palestinian administration for his views . mohammed had to leave. he shuffled in israel until one day he accidentally saved in his railey soldier from a palestinian fight or dislike. he. it happened where he himself planned the brutal kidnapping. back in time, israel granted mohammed citizenship as a reward. mohammed cannot go back to janine. he's originally from but we can. we arrived the days of to the mass of israeli army operation here was over. the densely populated camp was attacked from the air, leaving several residential streets, an instance of locals displaced. it was a counter terrorist submission, as well claimed on the called stairs is self defense. we only designed ourselves nothing more. the u. n. n. a useless israel for using excessive force during its recent operation in jeanine. no actions followed though in michigan state, but instead of the main problem is the occupation and the subject is not related to the policy and authority alone. it's about the international community to have the last occupation existing in the world, which is inputting international responsibility not to have double standards. russia went into ukraine and president put in got 10000 sanctions, while he's real safety, a full 75 years and didn't get punished once. we also talk to a meds from jeanine freedom. see if there is they say they also fight against israel to art. but they claim youngsters with arms cannot be blamed. these 5 thought is fighting for the basic rights as a human being with 5 to live normal life. we never went. this fight thought has even done many, 15 out of or they have a smaller guns. they didn't go onto the door, is as well pick what it today, which is what it 48 and can and

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u, v. it's about 3 and a half meters by 4 and a half meters. it's about it weighs about 2 times. so as i said, a biggish s u v, and it's got 2 instruments on board. let's start with the v is v i as visible image or appear. what's that for that? maybe just to say you're talking about the spacecraft because they don't show as broad testing space as a directed us to walk. the stay was now and 2 point, but 63 of a spacecraft. ok, which contains the spacecraft. it says what the scope, i mean the points from us. so this is on the major in the easy but a line. so what i, i can see on the talk to you as a very low single here, because we need to buckle, gosh, a fraction of what's can be small than 6. so under the make up, it says ok. and the so it's like the very last camera. i'm the so come to some nice, well, hold on, hold on. let's say, let's stay on the 1st part because as we said, it's really kind of to submissions into one, if i'm not mistaken. so vis, as you said, is it a mirror image or with a large field of view, it can look at about one 3rd of our sky. is that right? no, no, talk to one sun, but we obviously salvation a little bit 6 us we we corvette

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