to the united kingdom and he he has said as well that if the united state knew what type of weapons that in the in the latest attack against uh the ship yesterday he said if they knew what type of weapons they will actually know that yemani they have weapons that they don't know and that they are upgrading. in these weapons, thank you for that. um, we're looking at uh the grim milestone that has been passed now, we're looking at about 14 days here, daniel kavalic, i mean it's really uh something else, i don't need to tell you or the viewers maybe, because uh, for what we have seen, this genocide has been unfolding a daily basis, and the death doll is really shocking, at the same time, we we're looking at the us that has given israel unfittered access to uh military supplies. and my question is, if the us is willing to do that for israel and willing to uh go through the expense of uh striking yemen whose purpose behind the targets of the red sea are israeli bound or linked ships which now the us and the uk are part of that is to stop the genocidal war in gaza. why isn't the us for ex

states at this point, the united states is not... interested in international law, the united states government for decades has held the united nations in all its programs in contempt using them only when it serves its own geopolitical goals and purposes. so the fact that over 150 unra workers have been killed, that many unsponsored refugee centers have been bombed, despite the fact that israel knew the coordinates that they were the the centers were very clearly marked, these are of course are war crimes, crimes against humanity, the... united states isn't interested in that, the united states is only interested in supporting the apartthide regime of israel and keeping that as its uh kind of satellite nation in the middle east to control other countries there uh through the us military power and theec the combined economic and and combined economic power of israel and united states. the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern to the united states when a when the palestinians are the ones who are suffering? well, let's talk about that, craig, you

. to the united kingdom and he he has said as well that if the united states knew what type of weapons that in in the in the latest attack against uh the ship yesterday he said if they knew what type of weapons they will actually know that yemani they have weapons that they don't know and that they are upgrading uh these weapons thank you for that um we're looking at uh the grim milestone that has been passed now we're looking at about 104 days here daniel i mean it's really ' uh, something else, i don't need to tell you or the viewers maybe, because uh, for what we have seen, this genocide has been unfolding a daily basis, um, and the death doll is really shocking. at the same time, we we're looking at the us that has given israel unfittered access to uh military supplies and my question is, if the us is willing to do that for israel and willing to uh go through the expense of uh striking yemen whose purpose. behind the targets of the red sea or israeli bound linked ships, which now the us and the uk are part of that, it's to stop the genocidal war in gaza, why isn't the us for exampl

states, the united states needs israel, of course it's never explained. what way does the united states need israel? i mean, israel is a is a real problem, it's just area of problems which is creating all sorts of major problems for the united states. what what does the united states get out of israel? it's never explained, but it's drummed into people's heads that we it's a that the existence of this alliance with israel enormously benefits the united states, but just going back to the issue that raised by my colleague, mean whose. successor to uh jeffrey epstein, well there are many uh candidates, i mean one candidate obviously is bill acman. bill ackman who has just succeeded in ousting the president of harvard by claiming you know the nonsense that antisemitism is rampant at harvard, the people are calling for the genocide of the jews and so on, absolute lies, but he's a man much wealthier than um epstein was. um and he's now taking up on hisself to destroy the lives and careers of anyone who stands against israel, um, this is really what we're up against, so epstein is kind of, you

have sought to to to assassinate him, which they uh done years ago, and it's really clearly that united state thought by that assassination that they will stop the legacy of kasim sulaimani, but actually they keep repeating, the same mistake as an example in yemen when uh the former regime which was loyal to united states has killed sayed hussein al-huthi what was the result we have seen now that ansarullah they are the one in total control of the country and they have a bigger and a stronger army uh than it was before they were just a handful of people and as well uh sayid abbas musawi the leader of a former leader of hizbullah he was assassinated in 1990. to by the zientist state of israel, what what was the result? we've seen now that hizbullah have become much much stronger, so the killing and the assassination of this uh commander of the commander of the resistant, actually there are millions of people are gonna be kazim sulaymani, millions of people will be abbaswi, millions of people gna come sayid hussein, because that killing actually is only force people to join. up the fight

, but it is also against the working classes in the united states, the middle classes in the united states and in the west also, we see the people throughout the west in the streets fighting for peace, fighting. you get the end of the war, ceasefires and the governments are not listening anywhere, so we have to stand up and support the young people and the people who are fighting for peace and justice and bring us closer, we have to bill a united front of unity for justice around the world, and this is going to be, we have to take on these governments are supporting injustice because it benefits the multinational corporations, the armaments and industries are the one to win, they making trillions of dollars a year while the mass of people are being slaughtered, and so that's what's promoting the censorship and the destruction of the just movement towards democracy that we have, we we haven't had democracy for the masses, but the little that we have accomplished this right-wing movement now is trying to eliminate any aspect of democracy of critical thinking of speech and and expression, so

states, the united states needs israel, of course it's never explained in what way does the united states need israel, i mean is a real problem, it's just area of problems which is creating all sorts of major problems for the united states, what what does the united states get out of israel, it's never explained, but it's drummed into people's heads that we it's the existence of this alliance with israel enormously uh benefits the united states, but just going back to um the issue that raised by my uh colleague, i mean who's the successor to uh jeffree epstein, well there are many uh candidates, i mean one candidate obviously is bill acman. bill ackman um just succeeded in osting the president of harvard by claiming the nonsense that antisemitism is rampant at harvard that people are calling for the genocide of the jews and so on absolute lies, but he's a man much wealthier than um epstein was um and he's now taking up on hisself to destroy the lives and careers of anyone who stands against israel um this is really what we're up against so epstein is kind of that's it's dead dead meet now

given the united states own history of religious liberties, how did the people in the united states reactto what was going on in guam? well, they may not have known very much what was going on in guam, because it's so far away. but the guam indians were really organizing amongst themselves for this the right for self-government. they there was the petition that i mentioned from 1901, that was one of a petitions that we know of. and guam remained under naval rule. that's military rule until 1950. this is probably something that people don't know about. guam after 1950. the us president appointed a governor to be the representative governor of guam and guam indians were still unsatisfied. and of course, because they wanted again the right to their own cratic elections. so they elected their first governor in 1970. and since then, guam has been represented to the united states as an unincorporated territory through through the governor that guam indian residents elect. so it became a territory in 1898 and remains a territory today. it does. so we've come to the philippines, which is where th

"and this is very strong message, the united states of america got involved in the genocide in gaza, the uk and the west behind to sustain the power and the strength of thesign entity so it can function as as as hejumanical tool for the united states of america and the west, otherwise the balance of power globally will tilt and then a new comers will come in. okay, well let me cross back over to massud, hopefully that audio." issue has been resolved, masoran says the israeli regime targets the military advisers who were in syria to actually help defeat terrorist group, and according to iranian officials, this is part of organized terrorism by the israeli regime, which has a history of supporting tacfury terrorists in syria and elsewhere. your take on this? well, it it's very obvious that and and well documented that this zionist regime. has supported the tacfiries in syria, let us remember when they were setting up hospitals around golden heights and actually bringing these people and sort of looking after their health and putting them back in into action and when ever they were chal

an assault unit, 394th regiment, is working on the front line. fifth army from primorye. they don’t know that we are sitting on the right, i’m telling my fighters, two of you walk quietly, carefully, without making noise, throw a grenade, go into the trench, if at least one of you can, take a whip, a fighter throws a grenade, a grenade explodes and a fighter immediately throws himself into a trench, the legendary commander saval leads the stormtroopers, the count of his unit from dozens of strong points taken, in this battle from our country there are only four stormtroopers... the enemy has about 60 soldiers, he doesn’t know that mine are crawling, absolutely not visible at all, you see , kamikaze, i start teasing them, one hit doesn’t bury, i did it so that they wouldn’t understand that they were being attacked, well, i deceived them like that, here’s another battle of saval’s unit, 20 attack aircraft against 200 soldiers of the ukrainian armed forces, the battle lasted 5 days, in the end the enemy threw down their weapons and fled, 30 people leave, commander, we need p

this is the policy of the united states.his does not mean that we will maintain the same level of military funding as in 2022 and 2023. we do not believe that there is a need for this. the united states, according to him , is betting on... the permanence or , well, the subjectivity of our military-industrial complex in the near future, perhaps. dmytro kuleba , minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, reassures , and says that there is no need to fuss, we are not talking about the 24th year, but about the overall concept of the united states. in the beginning , a lot of people helped, but then we watch how in this sense, ukraine is taking the initiative into its own hands, do you have certain fears here? i don't have it, i think that dmytro koleb is right, the fact is that as i saw this quote from mittya miller in ukraine, someone twisted it, someone did not... completely give it, the fact is that he really, he meant the future, not defined, because he said that the goal of the united states is for ukraine to be a free, democr

and it was in response to that, that the united states in the united kingdom bombed yeah. and carried out strikes against 10 specific targets in yemen. now this is what the united kingdom and the united states had to say in defense of their recent activities. let me be clear a few times by who cheese on vessels and the red sea must stop. we have made this clear to the who chase and we call on them to de escalate. the united kingdom is committed to continue working with the international community. and this counsel to come by this international threat. we have published a summary of all legal position on last night strikes and have reported to the account. so in writing, in accordance with the article, $51.00 of the you and shelter. the strikes were necessary and they were proportionate issues just heard from my u. k. collie. they were consistent with the international law and an extra size of the united states. inherent right to self defense, as reflected by article 51 of the un charter. and they were taken only after non military options proved inadequate to address the t

yeah, the united kingdom also involved in data and at the meeting of the united kingdom and the united states said that their action was justified because they had to protect the red sea. they had to stop the block case that has been put up by the who the forces in yeah. the attacks by who t's on vessels in the red sea. most stop. we have made this clear to the who cheese and we call on them to de escalate. the united kingdom is committed to continue working with the international community. and this council to come back this international threat, the strikes were necessary and they were proportionate as you just heard from my u. k. calling. they were consistent with international law and an extra size of the united states. inherent right to self defense, as reflected by article 51 of the un charter. and they were taken only after non military options, proved inadequate to address the threat. still, any strikes of this nature is a decision. the united states does not take lightly, as you said, she didn't take the decision lightly, but it's been pointed out that from the beginning the u

the united nations says thousands of palestinians have probably been detained by israeli forces in the gaza strip facing humiliation and torture in detention. a un commissioner says palestinians are kept in horrific conditions urging the release of those held without charge. "the isballah resistance movement says it has conducted new retaliatory strikes on israely positions south of the lebanese border. the group says it fired a barrage of missiles at upper galileo. israely media say a drone was also launched from lebanon and reached hafer bay. mexico and chile have referred israel's war on gaza to the international criminal court. they've expressed concern over the escalating violence against palestinian civilians especially. children, that comes a week after south africa also presented a case to the international court of justice over israel's genocide in gaza, and hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of yemen and jordan to voice support for palestinians. yemeny protesters denounced washington's unequivocal support for israel. demonstrators in jordan ask the gove

the united states intervenes. and, with help from the cuban liberation army, with intelligence from the cuban liberation army they are able to defeat the spaniards and, even though the war had been billed as an effort to help cubans reach independence, the united states does not turn the island to the cubans immediately. it establishes a military government. leonard wood, the leader of the roughriders and who had come up in the ranks, in the military ranks before that, during the apache wars, here he is wearing his medal of honor for his service in the apache wars, he becomes, in december 1899, the military governor of cuba and he remains in power for the longest. he is crucial for establishing u.s. oversight over cuban affairs. after the united states turns the island to the cubans and gives them their independence in 1902. >> and that is what jose marti wanted all along. >> exactly. >> so let's see what's happening in the next exhibit. >> so, we decided to get involved in affairs across the water. was everyone i

we will not hesitate to target the source of the attacks by the united states and the united kingdom this morning. in the attacks by the united states and the united kingdom on four provinces of yemen, 5 people were martyred and 6 people were injured . the massive demonstrations of the yemenis in condemnation.

he wrote that the flag that the united states should be raising over the united states should have the stars replaced with skulls and bones and the stripes replaced with black and white to symbolize the violence that the united states was carrying on. >> so there were others that were not in favor. were they not in favor for the same reason? >> it was for the same reasons. we have benjamin till right that had been a governor at the beginning of the 1890s. he was someone who was famously racist. he had been an architect of voter suppression laws against black people in the south. he was someone who, under his leadership as a senator, there were more lynchings carried out than ever before. in the context of the war of 1898, he led a faction of people who opposed the annexation of the philippines in particular because it would bring all of these different groups that are part of the philippines under the united states and the racial mixing it will come out of that process would, in his words, degrade the white anglo-saxon race. so, this is an instance of an exhibition where we can exhibit

those are the strengths of the united states.rd of the united states and whether we stand by our word. whether we are credible, and so, when it appears that we are-- that■u we are weak in the sense of delivering what we promised we would do, it hurts our credibility. i mean, i've been abroad, just like you have. and i've talked to foreign leaders. and the question that they inevitably ask is, what's happening in the united states? can we trust the president? can we trust the congress, can we trust an ally? those are the questions i get and i'm sure others have gotten the same question. >> thank you. >> and the important thing is that we have to show that what we say we will do, we do and if we back away from that, it sends the wrong message to the world. >> thank you, secretary. secretary pompeo, i'd love to kind of bring you into this, you know, the challenges that you see before us, the fact that the two of you what we're up to, the challenges we're facing this constant threat of a government shutdown that we keep struggling wi

after a successful selection, the unit promises to train future soldiers and help with the preparationlevant documents. that's where the uniqueness comes in. into our training centers, our combat brothers who have actual combat experience working in the war, and they will conduct these exercises. the city provided the premises free of charge for the recruiting center, you can join the battalion by visiting the office at angeliv square-2, or by calling the phone number you see on the screen. everyone will fight, and it is important, while you have time and the opportunity to choose who you will fight with, choose. there are worthy, valuable and ideologically filled units of the company, and the vavkyda battalion is one of such battalions, which has a primary history and value, the value of human life in particular. according to the mayor andriy sadovoy. it is already working in lviv three recruitment centers, with another opening next week. kateryna oliynyk, nazar melnyk, espresso tv channel. photo of the kherson yacht club taken by oleksandr. mallon won the all-ukrainian photo contest

the russian federation uses airborne units, its motorized infantry units, units of the russian volunteerorps, as well as units formed from citizens of the occupied luhansk region. also among the subdivisions of the russian federation observed of foreign origin, these are either emigrants or wage earners who are offered russian citizenship, and after receiving a passport, they are sent to replenish the units of the russian federation, currently the trend of using armored vehicles is increasing, this is also due to the deterioration of weather conditions, and also the lack of success in the direction, the elections of the russian federation, the russian federation is approaching success. there are no loud captures of populated areas, captures of some territory by the enemy, so for the capture of several hundred meters in order to lay several hundred lives of military ... employees of the russian federation together with equipment, this is the norm. in our fourth brigade of the operational purpose of rubizh , a complex of the use of reconnaissance drones, fpv drones and artillery units was

and unite, of course, not with each other, with iran, so, yes, the united states.mind you of the war in the red sea, which is happening off the coast of yemen in our short story, we are watching together. on january 15, an american ship was hit by a missile off the coast of yemen. the shell hit the left side of the cargo ship, which managed to stay afloat, but the impact led to a fire in the hold. the incident occurred approximately 177 km southeast of the yemen city of aden. the ship was hit by the houthi ansar group. says yemen tv channel. armed yemeni and houthi forces view all american british warships and vessels involved in aggression against our country as hostile targets. we confirm that a response to the us and uk attacks is inevitable and that any new aggression will not go unpunished. the container ship continued along the route. casualties or significant damage, let me remind you that in mid-november, the shiite paramilitary movement ansar allan, ruling in the north of yemen, as a sign of support for the palestinians in the gaza strip, began to attack t

united states of america or united the states of america have only 5-6 billion dollars of these assets, that is, there are double benefits for europe to weaken and strengthen itself. well, let’s see what europe will achieve in terms of all these tasks by february 24, but apparently the united states has decided by february 24 to present russia with such an unpleasant gift, such a dirty trick, political and symbolic, to achieve sweden’s final entry into nato, because... just in recent days there has been progress on this issue, the turkish parliament voted the day before with an overwhelming majority for sweden to join nato, and hungary, which has also not yet ratified. corresponding protocol, today there was a telephone conversation between orban and the prime minister of hungary orban and secretary general stoltenberg, and orban even published a post on facebook that fully supports sweden’s accession to nato and calls on the hungarian parliament at the first opportunity to support this entry. andrei ivanovich, this is what you attribute this kind of activation to: they really want to

i, if, when the united states does that, we will, we will follow them. so they behave on the television screens. and then the media in general is people who don't care about anything. i mean, how can you remain inside that when you see houses and thousands of people being killed over the last few weeks, so can you and storm of the lease, so go lead or steal position just as bad is the prime minister. and lots of dave about the counsellors are resigning from the labor party in all sort for instance, late but has lost its majority on the con. so, because of selma's positions on god, so it's one thing they had never felt that there won't be another form resistance that it will take on the q a stature in the world. and that is really what not to be seen is livingston, but the palestinians. and this they haven't guaranteed for they thought it was over . mentioned you how going to the united nations and trying to map of the all to buy the west bank and gaza and saying this is part of the map of this room. that's how arrogant this far right. the government to m

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, but it is also against the working classes in the united states, the middle classes in the united states and in the west also, we see the people throughout the west in the streets fighting for peace, fighting to get uh uh "the end of the war, cease fires and the governments are not listening anywhere, so we have to stand up and support the young people and the uh people who are fighting for peace and justice, and bring us closer, we have to build a united front of unity for justice around the world, and this is going to be, we had to take on these governments are supporting injustice because it benefits the multinational corporations, the armaments industries are the ones to win, they making trillion." to protect her interest in the region, the united states would have to go out and invent in israel, this is what joe biden said, decades before he made his way into the oval office, it was like 40/41, like 30 years ago, so what does this signif, what interest was he alluding to? yeah, i believe that quote was from 1986 on the senate floor, if i remember correctly, um, like i said previousl

states and the united states itself, sit down at the negotiating table with the pressure of the united. but there is one point, the united kingdom, because of being xenophobic and self-centered. and due to racial issues did not allow any venezuelan lawyers to be present because, according to the british, we were a savage nation, and this issue provided the ground for the paris court to conveen a session in 1899 and set a record by examining more than 25,000 documents in just 5 days and giving a verdict in which the nature of the settlement was not explained, every court, whether national or international, justification for this reason, when the text of the paris 1899 judgment is read, there's no justification, and this issue has a simple explanation: it was geopolitical agreement between england and america with the mediation of russia, because the russian judge and the queen of england were relatives. well, now it is important to mention point number seven. the process that led to the presentation of venezuelan legitimate rights is clear. venezuela has never claimed anything other tha

nations, or maybe this will be the united nations, the moment that the united nations comes alive and we get a ruling, and then we get into the whole issue, israel says, no, we don't want to apply it, we're not going to afforce it, and then we see what the world public is going to come up with, right, either way, we're definitely in these moments of major transitions, as you said, for example, the israeli regie. now is the prior uh of the world, and and no matter what it does at this point in time, i don't think that it can ever take that stain off of it. um, harley, osama hamdan, one of the leaders of hamas, today said that uh, no one can break the will of the people of palestine, nor defeat the resistance, that we're seeing the real heroes on the ground day by day, and no matter what, the israeli regime has... been able to kick out the palestinians, though of course he also talked about the grave suffering that is taking place on the ground as over 1 million people are basically starving to death at this point in time. i want to talk about that side of things and the resilience of t

now next, what can the president of the united states do? he can federalize the national guard.. what does it mean? he can issue orders that the national guard of the state of texas obey the president of the united states. the last time was in 1957, when president dwight d. dwight eisenhower subjugated the national guard. i think i 'll even try to check it now, i think it was in the state. iowa, if i'm not mistaken, i read it here too , so what were the circumstances, what were the circumstances, they allowed black students there, it's a famous story, the first time to go to a white school, uh, the national guard of this state didn't allowed, she did not let them enter there, on the order of the governor of the state, and then the president of the united states, dwight eisenhower. announced the federalization of the national guard in this state so that it could not carry out the orders of the governor, and thus these students could go to their place of study, this is a dramatic story, feature films were made about it, there was no more of this, here are the following, now you ca

the reality is united states has a tremendous amount of leverage, is choosing not to use united states as ship and 1000 tops of weapons and ammunition to israel. since the beginning of this war, according to these really major general in an interview last long, made it very clear. if the united states were just called the slow weapons and ammunition to the visual. and so it will not be able to continue this fine. it's very clear that, you know, it's just as numbers as choosing not to use it. and that raises the question that you just ask to what extent is that the united states also responsible for the kids that are taking place right now. and i think divided registration is somewhat nervous as they should be about the complaint of the, the south african come, a government, excusing israel of genocide and taking this to the international court. just if it's found to be guilty of genocide, it will have implications for the united states as long mindful of its extensive aid to israel during this period. white truth is the us, not pressuring israel when it's not happy with what's going on

the united states congratulates dr.idential election. we also congratulate the people of taiwan for once again demonstrating the strength of their robust democratic system and electoral process. the united states is committed to maintaining cross-strait peace and stability and to peacefully resolving differences without coercion or pressure. partnerships. between the american people and the people of taiwan, based on democratic values, continue to expand and deepen in the spheres of economics, culture and interpersonal relations. you see, the united states does not say the people of the united states are the people of china, including taiwan, they say: the people of the united states are the people of taiwan, and also common democratic values, thereby automatically contrasting them with mainland china. moreover, immediately after the victory of leitzend. which, which was supported by the united states, the biden administration sent an unofficial delegation to taiwan, a delegation that consists of high-ranking former off

united states on the will path. yes, a good yelman's capital under fire, just hours off for a un security council emergency meeting off the fridays initial attack. at the end, an easier a march of solidarity with palestine mocking nearly a 100 days of the war and gaza protests, kick off around the world, different bonding israel and to the bottom of the just with us. however much talked about this. how.

pritzkar's connections in the united states or something else? i think that these will be similar duties, but the role of poland and the role of the united states are different. uh, and it is obvious that poland can be a leader in order to stimulate the arrival of european investment for reconstruction in ukraine, together with as we understand it, polish companies are interested in taking part in the reconstruction, plus pavlo koval is that he knows the ukrainian domestic political situation, the ukrainian economy very well, he is a historian, he has published many books about ukraine, and therefore i think that his work here will be successful, but for us... it is very important to move on to this reconstruction, so it is very important for us to stop and defeat the enemy, because the war, unfortunately, continues, and unfortunately, ukraine continues to crumble now, it is not means that you don't need to rebuild now, you need to and it is happening, and here cooperation with poland would be very important for us, because the fact that pawel ko

i describe the united nations as the united. nothing's referring to its inability to stop at this massacres and garza, the united nations in full then to the creation of israel. they was involved in the creation of v 0. do you believe the organization is played a sufficient role in addressing the root causes of a conflict such as the occupation and the suffering of the promising and people be cap for of what you wish for? because what you get me come round to on to the not to for a come they show non genocide, believe me came in to exist as the cause of what the magazine deed to the jews an extra layer. in fact, i was listening to to, to the present station 8 drawers. i drew a survivor of program. we invented the word genocide on now it to be used to have on the the these, right in the nation. now the united nation assessor actually said the inc, drew most responsible for the christian offices, right? but vis. israel is not what the united nations created and then the sites on man, this aged on a fan this if and this is in the i

writing a $175.00 units, virtual give sense. it's all we going to let that stay the the on the will pop the us carries out and not the stripes against the men's capital. pick up and just hours off to you when the security council. imagine the meeting on friday is the initial attack, the deals with the outrage to the united states and its proxy documents to you name and the results, and not the only a fully fledged boy in this country. but a conflict that can spread around the world must go to announces the coalition strikes on. yeah, but as of right class and a violation of international huge demonstrations are held in san a new york on pare on as people make the feelings. no, not about the west in paulding county. both sides. com as well. family. reject clayton's side south africa that committing genocide in golf for torres demonte to country health. it's ongoing hospital. the peddler on good morning. it's still con, asap. and the russian capital would be very, very cold on the streets, but it is a very good welcome from us her

, my now is on that, i thought for them the united states is the united states. actually who's supporting a, is it i in the genocide against the policy and, and many demands on the request is to allow food and medicine and to lift the relocate guns because if they are going to do so and this will get the money out of his book but does it have said yesterday that i talk, i guess is it any ship, is it a link table any ship that is headed toward? is it a info's or related to is it i by any way, they will still continue and they will come under attack of the so the 1st round of the western stripes on dozens of military sites across the i'm going to a lowest early on friday from both the air and sea and the british prime minister, call them the strikes self defense in response to reason, the attacks by who these on commercial shipping. that is, while the group itself, that it's read see a time. so it's simply a show of solidarity with the palestinians unable only stop when israel allows the entry of aid and to gaza. stripes by the western coalition, killed 5 and wound

for them, the yemen issue is a very dangerous issue for the united states of america, the united states of america, the united kingdom, and especially the occupation regime of al-quds, yemen , when we speak 548 a thousand square kilometers with an area of ​​more than 25 million. with the islamic awakening that is taking shape, today 15 provinces are under the control of yemen's ansarullah resistance group. after the 21st day of the sihonist regime's attack on gaza , a 3-stage attack took place: first by air, second by ground , and the third by the idf. plan 9 in the next month to two years, the ansarullah islamic resistance group is fighting for israel to grow wild . it is unfortunate that some of these were intercepted by saudi arabia's interceptor systems , some of them were intercepted in the mediterranean sea by american ships , and some of them were intercepted by the iron dome system, but even though yemen does not have high capabilities to hit the zionist regime here, it has high capabilities in the sea area. we are talking somewhere. bab al-mandeb strait, the gate of tears , has

never gave any authorization to the united states and the united kingdom to carry out strikes. but it was that resolution that the usa and the united kingdom used to say, gave them a legal justification for carrying out these strikes. now, they also invoke the right of self defense under the un charter. but as the russian ambassador pointed out, that right of self defense applies to an attack on one's country, not simply the blocking of trade routes or maritime trade routes. freedom of navigation, it does not simply, you know, permit a country to attack another country because the flow of ships has been interfered with the complete distortion of what the united nations charter actually said. and it is worth noting that not only that, who the forces in yemen, but also a number of forces throughout the region, militias and iraq, has the law and other forces have talked of now retaliated against us forces. there are u. s. military bases in syria, in iraq, they are us warships in the mediterranean and elsewhere. and it is understood that those ships could now be a target of who the

it was not all with saudi arabia and the uae, but with the united states and the united kingdom as well, and the failure of the americans to reach a conclusion led to a decisive strategic failure against the united states, god almighty. akbar allah, akbar allah. allah is great, i testify that there is no god but allah. i bear witness that there is no god but allah . i bear witness that muhammad is the messenger of god . i bear witness that muhammad is the messenger of god . i bear witness that allah is the most high. good work, good work, god is great, god is great, there is no god but god. joe biden has been criticized and attacked by the republicans in america for a long time for inaction and the decline of american authority , and my question is that this attack on yemen is viewed from different dimensions with what we are discussing now. it can be an answer because now, at the end of the period , it is showing itself. yes, this is the point that your excellency said. some western analysts believe that this is for domestic food. it is true that in another place, some people are suffe

in general, if we are talking about the decision of the united states to provide aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan, the actual negotiations continue. for concessions in order to move this very decision from deadlock, but at what stage are these negotiations now? i tried to find some the news on this, the latest news, it 's from december, it actually said that the senators even during the holidays, during the vacation that they went on, they're continuing to consult, there's a... a group of six senators, three democrats and three republicans who are negotiating a compromise that doesn't involve aid to ukraine, as you know, that involves changes to american immigration law, and the senate goes back to work on monday, so then they will officially resume their talks, and you can expect some statement to reporters, as the senators will be returning to washington, just reporters will be asking them in... as usual, how these things are going, let's hope that there will be some news next week, early next week, but while we have the following signals, in particular, i refer now to the spokesman

so, what is happening here with the position of the united states and to what extent the united states will be ready to respond clearly and aggressively in the event of an immediate. danger to the state or raising aggression against ukraine. we saw on the example of yemen that it is possible to act clearly and boldly. i don't think there is a particular debate in the biden administration about aid to ukraine. the biden administration wants to provide an additional $60 billion in aid to ukraine, and the vast majority of members of congress, as i said, want this aid... to go to ukraine, there is only a small group of radical far-right republicans who are using biden's desire to give this aid to ukraine to demand something else from him. in particular, a new policy on the protection of the us-mexico border. during the russian invasion of ukraine , the biden administration provided rhetorical support and was slow to provide military support. always. supplying another type of weaponry that ukraine desperately needs with some delay. this trend is likely to continue and further. i do not pred

axis of resistance is made up of iran and its allies, and the access of genocide is made up of the united states and its allies. "one side fights the genocide against the palestinians and the other side supports the genocide against palestinians. now this may sound like very simplistic explanation, but it is a reality. stay with me as we take a look at this on this spot, i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. sabsh, other and west asia expert out of belfast." and eve zingler, author and political activists out of montreal. well, thank you both for being with us. well, sab, let's start off with the palestinian resistance itself. we've seen today that more rockets are still being fired at tel aviv, uh, from algas and brigades in gaza. let's talk about this. how is it possible after zionist forces have been on the ground in gaza for months, um? that they can't even stop the resistance from firing into occupied areas. the palestina resistance despite the ongoing zionist western back genocide uh on the civilians in gaza, they exposed how hollow and weak this entity, which is the whole a

i believe united states of america and and the extension of the united states of america, israel and zin system, they are looking for fear environment, and consequent to fear environment, they try to create hate environment. in hate environment, the threat. can happen through the war, through the terror and through hybrid sort of war, and kerman qaz... are not the are not two issue, the are one issue, the are very interrelated, what's happening in gazze, what's happening in lebanon, what's happening in iraq, yemen and iran, the are very interrelated issue, and this is a result of the dominate policy of the united states of. mr. baxtiari believes that the terrorist attack is a win-win game for both daesh and the israeli regime. if we consider daesh as the main criminal or otherwise as the proxy of the israeli regime, what do you think was the main objective and goal of this terrorist attack? benefit from the kerman attack. daesh can once again make noise and turn heads toward itself. the group is happy, it's kind of taking revenge. as you know, the islamic republic was one of the majo

and the united kingdom. no, i don't expect. i don't expect a need will be due to the ruling of that costs. so on it is a will be very good company. i've never have through the united states itself. i had um, disobeyed, did it costs a britain? i disobeyed zip code back on. give you a whole list of people who are disobeyed vehicle. so it's are going to have been good. dec company. uh, this'll be victim with our on on me, terry. i mean junction. all of course, this is the wisdom, is this the weakness of the best option i thought of just is the main judgment. it's not going to call on to the can tell me yes, by which time the war is over. i that the palace now, since i've been wiped out or is there were lives going with them. right. j snapped in this to do on best way. estrada important that the, the i c j. mid. so i mean, tarion rule name with them wings warehouses over here. the sake of humanity. yes. yes, that professor academy, south africa is a state policies of the genocide convention. it mentions it's old

well certainly looking imperialist powers like you great britain and and the united states you have a have a record don't they going back in britain's case you know several hundred years of of using it its power to you know impose it its will and i'm sure that's certainly what they would uh like to to achieve, however, you know, uh, it's not as straightforward as as, some people might think, and certainly the way in which some of the corporate media commentators in the in the west are sort of portraying this, i mean, they're not taking a rag tag of um, you know, irregular uh, sort of the militia here, um, you, we're talking about um, heavy duty military in the case of of yemen and ana, i mean, they have... um significant weaponry at their disposal and uh you know won't be a straight forward and in terms of the will of the um of the yemini people it's very clear from the uh the rally that we saw uh huge rally in their in the sana city um with people expressing our absolute solidarity with the palestinian people and indeed support for the action which is being you know taken uh in suppo

states or nato, so this is very important and showing the double standard of the united states that that their national security uh needs such a you know action against international law uh they would go, they don't need any any permission from anywhere, they do... whatever they want and in the case of iran's to act boldly against the terrorist group around its country, around its border, they said about the international law, which is which is not correct, so as you said the the in the interest of the united state, united states wanted some weak government in the region in the middle east and government that is completely under you. states influence, so the fact that the 1979 islamic revolution in iran uh completely changed this dynama in the in the region and um nowadays the the iran is is kind of um message to other countries in the region that you can uh have your independence, you can uh have your own security doctrine and economic and political doctrine inside your country and thinking about the regional security with the regional... hover not using and helping the global powe

the united states , what i think vadim franzovich said was that the united states was creating a systeme talking about a planning horizon that was carried out at the beginning of the 2000s, even partly at the beginning of the late nineties, this is a plan for the redevelopment of the greater middle east with the segmentation of large states, a focus on sects, a focus on radical groups in order to... make this area chaotic and control these chaotic groups, there was also the idea, by the way, of creating a greater kurdistan, disbanding iraq, turkey, and this is iran, these were big plans for them, they practically completely buried united states, de facto left iraq and afghanistan and is present there very symbolically, well, situationally, to say that the palestinian-israeli conflict was beneficial to the united states, i think that this is wrong, most likely it is it was a terrible dream for them, what... happened, why they became so involved in this process is also quite clear, because there is a very large influence of ethnic jewish groups, which are neoconservatives to a very large