always appreciate a professor sy bahama brandy from the university of tara. now the u. s. ambassador to sit done has warned the north east african country against restoring a 2017 pack with russia to build a military navy base there. if the government of sudan decides to proceed with the establishment of this facility or to renegotiate it, it will be harmful to sue dan's interest. john godfrey this year became the 1st us and buster ascentis down and more than 2 decades. that's the u. s. seeks to improve bi lateral ties after lifting many of its sanctions against the country that where it again, the russian embassy has reacted to the recent us warning by saying, washington should not attempt to manipulate cartoons sovereign policy making. we heard from mickey l, grubby, specialist and african. the 1st who say sit down is tired of the u. s. threat of sanctions and wants to make its own decisions without consulting washington w. b, y o, p c a. and then it asia, i do the negative and i can say that they prove it and you'll see that it is not something wrong or the right goo

always appreciate a professor, sy bahama brandy from the university of tara. now the u. s. ambassador to sit done has warned the north east african country against restoring a 2017 pack with russia to build a military navy base there. if the government of sudan decides to proceed with the establishment of this facility or to renegotiate it, it will be harmful to sue dan's interest. john godfrey this year became the 1st u. s. and boss for a census a down in more than 2 decades. that's the u. s. seeks to improve bi lateral ties after lifting many of its sanctions against the country that where it, again, the russian embassy has reacted to the recent us warning by saying, washington should not attempt to manipulate cartoons sovereign policy making. we heard from mickey m a grab.

of the city. nevertheless, the city continues to live and provides electricity services. e-e university buildings of the tarasnational university, as well as the maksymovich scientific library and the headquarters of the ministry of education, and utility workers are currently working at this intersection, they are conducting the territory and we had time to talk with eyewitnesses who at that time were driving along shevchenko boulevard where the explosion happened, let's listen to absolutely fistulas and visually and physically, that is, it was raining down on the car sleeper felt it all and the explosion was well, very strong, the first reaction was panic , i immediately screamed involuntarily, there was just a scream that's why well, it's scary, it's scary, also another rocket fell near the kyiv-passenger station - this is the main railway gate of the capital and uh, as of now , only two trains are late to the capital, this is proud vasyl kyiv and kryvyi rih kyiv for approximately one hour, and today there were massive delays of trains all over ukraine and i suggest listening to the head of passenger trans

most significant, let's say of the higher educational institutions of our country, we are talking about kyiv national university and tarasnko universities, and we are in touch petro oleshchuk, associate professor of shevchenko kyiv national university, political scientist petra, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i congratulate many cultural and educational institutions , including the central council building, museum khanenko , shevchenko museum, kyiv national university were damaged as a result of the last missile attack, how is it going? knu is feeling now, well, again, here i think that with regard to losses and the corresponding ways of overcoming them, it is better here, after all, the administration comments on all these issues because i am probably not competent enough in this aspect, although even i understand that the losses are very, very significant. and the university will again have to invest a lot of resources under the conditions that ukraine continues to be in a state of war and all resources go to victory, the university will have to spend a lot of resources to restore appropriate

the department of international law of the institute of international relations of the taras shevchenko national universityiv. i welcome you to the air marathon glory to ukraine so why am i? why do you think the russians value borders when , in fact, they are not worth anything to invent some borders to invent, just as they invented the results of referendums, to put an end to this and continue to feed their er consumers in russia with their fairy tales well, er, really you rightly say that these borders are in fact irrelevant and the russians can draw anything they want there and the question is that it's just them, as you know, since they can't decide for themselves. these limits for the future in order to later say here and now here we set this limit and here we will stop, so here you know there are any legal points that could be discussed here, there are absolutely no, this is purely just tricks and meanness of the aggressor and more nothing. and why do you think that the cro-propagandists and the kremlin did not succeed in acting out that scenario in front of their own people ? in fact, it was occupie

center of the heart of ukraine near the historical buildings of the red building of shevchenko university, the museum of taras hryhorovych and the khanenkos the premises where the central rada was located in the last century, and today we worked out the issue of the immediate repair of the age closure on the 2nd roof, so to speak, of the transparent ceilings that exist above the museums in order to protect them from further destruction, but in fact, this is, so to speak, a high-precision weapon about which says er putin, and she damaged her own er, the very heart, the historical and cultural heart of kyiv , the roads were completely restored, a new surface was laid in the city after the russian missile hit, and utility workers replaced a part of the damaged pipeline because some engineering networks under the canvas were damaged, also experts of kyivmsk light are completing the restoration of lighting at the intersection on the pedestrian and bicycle bridge, which is also popularly called the klitschko bridge , glass elements damaged by the rocket explosion were dismantled, the materials were ordered, the may

this is one of the buildings of taras shevchenko national university. and right at the intersection where the svitlofor explosion happened, i'll also ask the operator show at the moment there is a crater of what depth. it is still unknown. it was also hit by enemy rockets. the kyiv teacher's house, you can see that the glass on this dome was broken on the mountain, and also the monument to mykhailo hrushevskyi, but it was protected thanks to the buildings which the kyivans erected at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , utility workers are currently working on the site. they are trying to dismantle the rubble, restoring the power lines for trolleybuses and the perimeter of the entire territory around shevchenko park, the police surrounded the place it is impossible to directly pass the explosion. the head of the capital, vitaliy klitschko, reported that there were explosions in the capital. in several districts, in particular, in shevchenkivskyi, this is the district where the shevchenko university is located, and in the solomyanskyi district , we

the hit an attack on the verkhovna rada and next to the site of the hit is one of the best universities in the world of tarashenko and the kobzar monument. maybe they aimed at ukrainian symbols instead of the spoils of the brave russian troops, your entire playground in shevchenko park and random passers-by and drivers who found themselves on the ill-fated road became intersection in the case of arrival in shevchenko park, there are no important objects here at all, even such attractive ones as the building of the central council, the only thing here is the shevchenko monument itself, it is the most important therefore, ukraine gets the impression that the purpose of these russian terrorist acts was precisely the moral component, according to military expert oleksandr kovalenko, the strike did not serve any practical purpose , the communication system, the troop management system, where the system of providing advanced units of the ukrainian armed forces was violated, that is, it is exclusively the strike is aimed at the civilian population, if it is a strike aimed at the civilian population, then its purpos

institutions. of health care and 45 residential buildings were also affected by the building of the taras shevchenko universityps the most damage was done to the premises of the former department of russian philology. in addition, the buildings of the national academy of sciences, the maksymovich scientific library and the building of the central rada were damaged. three more schools and one kindergarten in the russian ministry of defense reported the targets of the strike, among others, the building of the advisory mission of the european union was also damaged. the bridge is almost in order, the only thing that needs to be done is to replace the glass, and the capital city hall promises to do this in three weeks during the construction of the bridge. as it turned out they used metal from azov steel nataliya nechai volodymyr kovalenko program windows stb marathon the only news will be prepared from yesterday's arrivals on the dnipro russians covered three districts of the city with rockets they hit the road and infrastructure facilities at night in the city due to the economy of electricity the street lights

the buildings of the taras shevchenko university were also damaged. onically, the windows were broken . the former department of russian philology was damaged . three more schools and one kindergarten in the russian ministry of defense reported that the objectives of the strike were achieved, among others, the building of the advisory mission of the european union was also damaged it is located near the glass bridge of one of the places where the rocket hit, while the bridge itself is almost in order, only the glass needs to be replaced here, and the capital city hall promises to do this in three weeks during the construction of the bridge. as it turned out, they used metal from azov steel nataliya nechai volodymyr kovalenko windows program stb marathon the only news is recovering from yesterday's arrivals on the dnipro, the russians covered three districts of the city with missiles, they hit the road and infrastructure objects in residential areas, at night in the city due to the economy of electricity, the street lights were not lit lighting but the

military facility however, this is the educational heart of ukraine in the buildings of taras shevchenko kyiv national universityors damaged ceilings and walls more than 3,000 m² of windows currently without glass it is impossible to assess the material damage and it will take months to restore all these buildings architectural monuments yes in the institute of philology the only stained-glass window that was installed during construction was damaged in 1852. the first kyiv gymnasium moved here. 1852 is, in my opinion, one of the greatest values ​​of this room in general, and as we can see , it has suffered real damage and we are trying to restore it, but this stained glass window is really such a valuable artifact, and it is extremely unfortunate that it was damaged, it is a pity for the entire building, but this stained-glass window made my heart flutter. at the same time, the university is clarifying the information about the damage to the department of russian language and literature. it is not entirely correct. this department used to be the department of russian studies before, but when did this a full-sca

war in an act of retaliation for saturday's explosion on the bridge connecting russia with occupied crimea. take a look at this. this girl was walking past taras shevchenko national universityin a cultural discrict of kyiv. she thankfully survived a near miss, others were not so fortunate. this footage was captured close to the university as ukrainian emergency services respond to the wounded. so far 11 dead have been reported, and 64 wounded. were damaged in the explosion. it's the first time moscow has targeted downtown kyiv since the start of the war. the bbc has been speaking to residents near the blast site. translation: 0h, translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just now, _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just now, i _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just now, i don't - is our life and just now, i don't know, anna bess has opened up in our life. it is terrible. the strikes in kyiv began at 0800 local time this morning. the first appeared to land in the direction of the so called glass bridge — a kyiv

international competitions, teacher pop vocal at the institute of culture and arts of lugansk state university named after tarasey chuikov supports his native dombas in the fight against nazism. as part of the concert brigades of the lugansk philharmonic , he repeatedly performed in military units of hospitals, surviving houses of culture in february 2022. first, with a special military operation, sergei voluntarily changed the stage microphone for a weapon and went to the front and participated in the battles. for release. we walked in groups and fired at me prevent the enemy from retaliating. i understood that people were being taken out of the basement. so they persuaded me to leave, because the next morning the basement started talking and there could be 75th present moment sergey chaikov private of the 123rd people's militia regiment. doubt m sergey congratulations on joining lugansk to russia of the luhansk people's republic for me, of course, this is a holiday, because we have been waiting for this since the fourteenth year for we have been waiting, hoping, believing , and finally, uh, we are russia, we

feeling the unrest. russell said our reports from tara, of the theories of major protests on the cities of iran. they have now shifted to universities as the new academic year schools humbles of people have been arrested during address as he said that in police custody of 22 year old massa mini, in mid september at sheriff university of technology to run dozens of students were detained after fighting with the security forces at other top universities in the country's largest cities, students, how red is despite security forces trying to disperse? the supreme leader accuses foreign powers of engineering the armrest to destabilize the country. and there is serrato museum. he battle m e. i openly state that the recent rides and unrest in the wrong schemes designed by the u. s. e. surfing fig. zionist regime. their mercenaries, a for some treasonous iranians abroad, who helped them these rights have been planned. if the death this young girl didn't happen, they would have found another pretext to create chaos in the country and harm the country security. and how money has said massa, i mean is that was heartbreaking for him to. but he

tara. now the epicenter of the protest in iran is de university's student started to protest or on saturday. and they continued through our sunday soon as our asking security forces to stop crack down and to least have detained, detained a france. so in the last 2 weeks since the beginning of the protest, hundreds of people who were leading the protest including pans of students, have been arrested by the security forces. and today, the president of the university of iran and university of alamos, have a sub a, he said the be the of detained. a students had been released by the security forces and had been hand over to their families. now the sheriff university is also expected to follow this case. this is a gesture to calm down the situation in iran on sunday. also the running parliament held a close session to assess the bruce and the allotments in the country. so the general understanding among the rening officials here is that this is an international meddling into iran's domestic affairs. and that this brought us, or to walked by the, by the a foreign a powers by the foreign countries.

of brutal suppression. where does that leave attempts to restart the 2015 nuclear deal, which the us says is no longer their focus. mohammed mirandi, professor tara around university and political analyst. we all know that the whole process is politicized. but the iranians are what more than willing to solve the issue if the americans are determined to have a deal. doctor mirandi blamed the western nato for aggravating the protest. and how catalogue of aggression against iran and other countries in the region. and to stay around denies supplying drones to moscow. who site does he take in the ukraine? russia war. i'm at merante. welcome to come pick zone. a couple of weeks ago, you tried to minimize the importance of the whole protest movement in iran. you said it had died down after 3 or 4 days. and that wasn't true, was it? because 2 days ago and 6 weeks as they began, the protests were reported at least 7 cities, including my shot, are rock that i had on my bud. and puts a tear on there, not dying down at all of it. no, i didn't try to do anything. i said the truth, the protest in the 1st couple of days who are larger and they were in different cities. and they

international competitions, teacher of pop vocals at the luhansk institute of culture and arts state university named after tarase lugansk philharmonic , he repeatedly performed in military units of hospitals, surviving houses of culture in february 2022, from the start of a special military operation, sergei voluntarily changed his stage microphone to a weapon and went to the front took part in the battles. for liberation, they went out in groups, they shot, that i had to give the enemy a return fire, they took people out of the basements. they persuaded me to come out because the next morning he called and there could be 75% of the present sergey chukov private of the 123rd people's militia regiment. with an opinion, sergey, i congratulate you on the entry of lugansk into russia of the lugansk people's republic for me, of course, this is a holiday, because we have been waiting for this since the fourteenth year for we have been waiting, hoping, believing, and finally, uh, we are russia, we will win, finally over those. uh, i can't call them people. yes, she is from over these fascists, the nazis, who raised th

of politically georgia joins us. tara setmayer, senior adviser to the lincoln project as well as resident scholar at the university ofginia center for elected politics. rick stengel, former top state department official, also an msnbc political analyst. i want to start with you, patricia murphy, and tell me how this is playing in georgia. >> so this is not playing well in georgia as you might imagine. herschel walker, the last 40 years, when he decided to get into the senate race, georgia republicans were concerned because they didn't know everything about him. they knew him as a famous football player, as a friend of donald trump's. they didn't know anything else. they didn't know if he would be able to run a campaign, be able to debate. they certainly didn't know what his background would be, but they were worried. now that these revelations are coming out. there's "the daily beast" story which i think some of his supporters will be able to dismiss pretty easily without a named source, but then the revelations and really just this outpouring of emotion from his son, christian walker, has been like a bomb going off

of the militants with the 4th killed in the bomb blast. as long as tara group, all sure bob has claimed responsibility for the incident. senior lecture at the somali national university and war defaults by sheer says that despite all government efforts the malia is still in desperate need of more international assistance in fighting terrorism. a sinister somali government supplies that the local a few minutes to fight again is eligible. i'm so i decided to try to get anyone who gets their order or just still funded. so the latest attack was as a result of debt reviewers, today's with the local community, throat had their game. so some of the government launch it now or neville brand should again, it's algebra when it comes to some parts of somalia, specially some region. is that a said need a full support from denisha to minister there is said need. there's a drastic me from intimacy committees. ah, the un says it's torture prevention body has been blocked from assessing prisons and australia despite claims of not practice and even death and some of its facilities. many of the alleged victims were said to be indigenous people despite its continued efforts to engage t

violating headscarf rules. russel sir, dar reports from tara after 2 weeks of major protests on the cities of iran, they have now shifted to universities as the new academic yourself humbles of people have been arrested during address this is that in polish custody of 22 year old massa mini in mid september, at sheriff university of technology to run, dozens of students were detained after fighting with the security forces. at other top universities in the country's largest cities, students held rallies, despite security forces, trying to disperse. the supreme leader accuses foreign powers of engineering. the armrest to destabilize the country, and it is her art madame. he battled the re, i openly state that the recent rights and unrest in a wrong, a schemes designed by the u. s. e, surfing fig. zionist regime. there mercenaries, a for some treasonous iranians abroad, who helped them these rights have been planned. if the death this young girl didn't happen, they would have found another pretext to create chaos in the country and harm the country security. and how money has said massa, i mean is that was heartbreaking for him to. but h

of them. but 11 people were killed and many, many more injured. this was filmed by a girl who was live—streaming as she walked past taras shevchenko national universitye was thankfully unharmed. this pedestrian crossing the klitsckho bridge in kyiv had a miraculous escape. our reporter hugo bachega was broadcasting live from a rooftop in the capital as the missiles flew overhead. the fear is that this could trigger a very strong russian response, we saw yesterday that a residential area of the city of zaporizhzhia, a major city in the south of country very close the front lines was hit, more than a dozen... explosion in his televised address this morning, vladimir putin described the attack on the kirch bridge an "an act of terrorism". it was certainly embarrassing to him. he was the first person to drive across it in 2018 and it was built to cement russia's annexation of the crimean peninsula. in moscow, the attack demanded a reaction and few will be surprised at how quickly it came. but today's attack will further isolate the kremlin. the british foreign secretary james cleverly said it was a "demonstration of putin's weakness, not his strength". t