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amount of explosives uh purchased and provided by the united states, germany and its imperialist allies upone in gaza, and the... been utterly unable to to eliminate the resistance or to achieve any of their stated military goals, they have not done so all they have managed to do is to kill palestinian civilians, in fact the resistance is spreading, it is uh developing, it is advancing, and we are only going to see a continued advance in the resistance, particularly so long as the zianist regime continues to carry out this colonial project, right? well side, mean to commanders were killed in the west bank last week, how likely is it that the resistance operation will actually start to increase in retaliation? well, we've been through many assassinations and we talk about you around a thousand of palestinian leaders over the years since at least 1967 i'm talking about after the start of the contemporary palestinian revolution. from all palestinian organizations and they didn't stop them, it doesn't mean anything, you know, yes, we grief for those who been killed, and especially those leaders,

amount of explosives uh purchased and provided by the united states, germany and its imperialist allies upon the palestinian. people in gaza, and they've been utterly unable to to eliminate the resistance or to achieve any of their stated military goals. they have not done so, all they have managed to do is to kill palestinian civilians. in fact, the resistance is spreading, it is uh developing, it is advancing, and we are only going to see a continued advance in the resistance, particularly so long as the zionist regime continues to carry out this colonial project. right, well uh... side, mean two resistance commanders were killed in the west bank last week, how likely is it that the resistance operation will actually start to increase in retaliation? well - we've been through many assassinations and we talk about you around a thousand of palestinian leaders over the years since at least 1967 i'm talking about after the start of the contemporary. palestinian revolution from all palestinian organizations and they didn't stop them, it doesn't mean anything, you know, yes, we agree for those w

about it, that it's going to be fraudulent, that it's going to be unfair and of course calling upon his allieso support him in whatever claims he makes. i mean, that's the amazing thing, imagine calling an election rigged before it has even taken the place, that's the situation that we find ourselves in again. you know, i don't know if it will be january 6 or it will be some other way in which trump chooses to attack our undermine the legitimacy of the election if he loses it again, but i think there's a very real basis for those concerns. >> if you are paying attention to the sort of signals that are being given, whether by the department of homeland security or by the attorney general, i feel like a normal person thinks i'm a little worried about what happens this election season. today merrick garland, not known to be a public alarmist, gave really unusual remarks to.department of justice staff today where he called out attacks on prosecutors and doj personnel and talked about conspiracy theories and just warned the public and obviously his staff that this was very dangerous and the environ

he said, that they will be meeting with israeli leaders, with their allies impressing upon all of theran. of course, the iranian president is here. the need for a ceasefire, both in gaza and also to end the hostilities between hezbollah and israel. so we really have to wait and see whether that actually bears fruit today or in the coming day, of course, with the israeli prime minister here in new york. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. you are alive with bbc news. joe biden has announced fresh military aid for ukraine ahead of his meeting with president zelensky. and said ukraine — not russia — would prevail in the war. the ukrainian leader has also held talks with vice—president kamala harris and on friday morning he will meet her rival in the us election, donald trump. jessica parker reports. arriving at the white house, president zelensky has come carrying a plan, a plea, designed to boost ukraine on the battlefield. i raised with the president biden the plan of victory. today we are preparing to discuss the details. but he's counting on an ally who's gotjust a f

the factory was finally discovered by allied. forces in 1945 and upon the horrific discovery, most ofents. they had put up some temporary cargo connects near the river bank so they could wash the chemical victims. and transfer them to sanandage city so they could receive further treatment. the catastrophe was so great that nobody could imagine that iraqi fighter jets would launch another attack, this time on the hospital. iraqi forces bombed the makeshift hospital, killing the patients who were victims of the iraqi chemical attack only few hours ago. some of the victims had not perished in the attack and had to be transferred to the city of sanandage for treatment. at the end of the bus. among the cries of the injured victims who cried in pain of the blisters that covered their bodies was ali, staring out the window and still hoping to see his baby boy, but the last thing he saw before passing out was a sign that read 5 km to sanandage. همه مشغول نظافت و شستشو و گردگیری عید و این صحبت ها بودن ما هم خب تمام شیشه هامون شکسته بود منم دلم طاقت نمی آورد میومدم بالاخره یه مقدار ملافه های پت

the factory was finally discovered by allied forces in 1945, and upon the horrific discovery, most ofمیکردیم هرجا مجروعین است ما رو صدا بزنن یا هدایت کنن ما بریم مجروع رو نجات. one of the advantages of the garden of othman, which made it ideal as a hospital for the treatment of chemical weapons was that it was close to the river, and that made it easy to wash the chemically injured patients. they had put up some temporary cargo connects near the river bank so they could wash the chemical victims and transfer them to sanandage city so they could receive further treatment. the catastrophe was so great that nobody... could imagine that iraqi fighter jets would launch another attack, this time on the hospital. iraqi forces bombed the makeshift hospital, killing the patients who were victims of the iraqi chemical attack only few hours ago. some of the victims had not perished in the attack and had to be transferred to the city of sanendage for treatment. at the end of the bus, among the cries of the injured victims who cried in pain of the blisters that covered their bodies, was alli. star

the factory was finally discovered by allied forces in 1945. and upon the horrific discovery, most of perished in the attack and had to be transferred to the city of sanendage for treatment. at the end of the bus, among the cries of the injured victims. who cried in pain of the blisters that covered their bodies was ali, staring out the window and still hoping to see his baby boy, but the last thing he saw before passing out was a sign that read five kilometers to sanandage. گفتم داداش منه گفت اخویتونه گفتم بله گفت که ایشون مجروح شدن بیمارستان امام حسینن فقط من می خواستم به شما اطلاع بدم که ایشون اینجان قبلاً چندین بار مجروح شده بود نمیگفت به خونه نمی گفتش به خاطر اینکه موقعیت جنگ طوری شده بود که تا یه مقدار درمان میشد و نمیمانند دو روز سه روز میموند یه کمی وضع بدنش بهتر می شد دوباره می رفت و. من فوری تلفن کردم خونه عموم گفتم که اینجوری شده زنگ زدن گفتن که علی بیمارستان امام حسینه مجرور شده گفت که ای بابا من خواب دیدما عمو جان گفتم چی خواب دیدی گفت عمو خواب دیدم که یه بیابون برهوتیه علی میدهه منم دنبالش می دوهم. متوجه نشدم یه دفع دیدم یکی میگه عمو بیا اینجا نگاه کردم دیدم اه تمام بدنش

the factory was finally discovered by allied forces in 1945, and upon the horrific discovery, most ofer attack this time on the hospital iraki. forces bombed the makeshift hospital, killing the patients who were victims of the iraqi chemical attack only few hours ago, some of the victims had not perished in the attack. had to be transferred to the city of sanendage for treatment. at the end of the bus, among the cries of the injured victims who cried in pain of the blisters that covered their bodies, was ali, staring out the window and still hoping to see his baby boy, but the last thing he saw. before passing out was a sign that read 5 kmters. it was at noon on february 20th, 1988 that the news about the chemical attack on the area was first broadcast through this very radio in the yard of this house, but none of the homes residents could wildly guess. جمع می کردیم یه مقدار بالاخره این کارای عیدو من خودم انجام می دادم تو همین موقع ها بود که تقریباً نزدیکهای ظهر بود من دیدم تلفن زنگ ابعاد فاتمه شیمیایی حلمچه در مقیاسی به وابو پیوست که منزل آقای جلالی گفتم بفرمایید گفتش که حاج علی آقای

and even though the united states was an unfaithful ally upon word and so he said, if you go to war, we go to war. and, you know, that was literally the especially world war two for others it was it was opportunity. it was economic opportunity for a great many of those people, especially in the 19th thirties, where they had absolutely no prospect. they had they had no opportunity. and anything was better than nothing. a third factor was the boarding schools themselves, because the boarding schools were run, military schools. and so they would put the kids in uniform, line them up, make them march, make them, you deal with their barracks the way you would soldiers. and so when they finished boarding school and then then got drafted into the service, the officers always come in and said, these indians know what they're doing here. you know, they know how to do this. and, and so so they, you know, there were all these things going on. but but that that ultimate question of voice over country, those betrayed you, i think has something do with. really because of the way the society native

you might not have any record of working in the doctor's office, but this has been seized upon by trump allies to say maybe she's making it up. and i find that be will during what did it come from that she was making it up. >> was this something that was started? i mean, is it able to even is just online that people said it's not true. >> i think of a bunch of munich i pro-trump commentators started this idea, not saying definitively that she made it up, just raising the question. i think we see this oftentimes when it comes to trump because of his record of fact-free claims, what his allies tried to say is everybody else is making up stuff to everybody is a liar. so it's not a big deal when he fibs, i think that might be what's going on here with mcdonald's, but now as you said, it's a little bit of an obsession for him to say he's going to go and work there. and i hope he does it. i think it's a brilliant idea for donald trump to go and work the french fry machine. i will volunteer to come and help him on the hamburger lines. >> you don't always thinking about. i mean, that would be quite i

the ally arrived in new york. upon his arrival at the new york international airport, mr. medeshian was officially welcomed by the minister of foreign affairs and the representative of our country at the united nations. the president in a conversation with a radio reporter, referring to this year's un slogan titled "peace and a future with security and development for all people instead of bloodshed and war" and our country's message at the un. level and peace and security. instead of bloodshed and war and slaughter, we should build a world in it. all humans can they should live comfortably, regardless of their color , race, ethnicity, and in which region they live. unfortunately, this is not the case in the world we live in . there are double standards. this relationship, the problems that occur should be the opportunity that we have for our life on this planet for all those who live. it should be equal, speaking at the un general assembly, bilateral meetings with the leaders participating in this meeting, speaking at the meeting of the leaders of the future covenant , me

is cooling for the escalation, but it's also reaffirming the readiness to defend the allies. i'm upon this is depends go on plans to deploy more troops to the region. china is condemning israel is a tax and strongly supports lab and on, and it's safeguarding of itself in t fonts in egypt, a pushing for an emergency. you and security council meeting 11 on the edging immediate immediate ends to strikes on both sides as it does also popularly been. i'm thinking of the lebanese people as is where the strikes have just killed hundreds of civilians including thousands of children. these strikes conducted on both sides of the blue line and in the region more broadly, must immediately and fronts, once again calls upon the parties and those that support them to deescalate and avoid a regional complication. that would be devastating for everyone. first and foremost, the civilian population for that reason i have asked for an emergency meeting of the security council on lebanon this week. probably co, easy distinguish, followed by the american university by roots. he says to us, rhetoric, callin

they are really proud of this feat of arms that they are at the moment imposing upon lebanon, against the advice of their alliesans, who actually provided the aircraft and the bombs, but who have pretty much been spectators while this is going on. the americans have said they were not forewarned about the attack. they were supposed to have an arrangement between them called the no surprises deal, were they don't surprise each other. well, israel surprised a lot of people yesterday. bbc verify has been analysing footage of yesterday evening's strikes which are now known to have killed hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah. read more on the bbc news live page right now. the sheer scale of the explosions last night in southern beirut and there were multiple videos shot and that has allowed abc verify to translate the precise location of that deadly strike. one early clip shows several plumes of smoke rising from a distant location to the north. we couldn't confirm the precise location of that from such a distance but the footage did confirm that the strikes had taken place in a similar area to other israeli strikes ov

they are really proud of this feat of arms that they are at the moment imposing upon lebanon, against the advice of their alliesf the americans, who actually provided the aircraft and the bombs, but who have pretty much been spectators while this is going on. the americans have said they were not forewarned about the attack. they were supposed to have an arrangement between them called the no surprises deal, were they don't surprise each other. well, israel surprised a lot of people yesterday. that was our international editor speaking earlier. earlier we spoke to the former israeli prime minister ehud olmert. he told us the current israeli operation has been a success. i don't think we need to go... the hezbollah suffered a major blow, notjust yesterday but all through last week, and if they will continue fighting, they will continue fighting, they leave us no option but to continue bombing and destroying their bases, ground positions and the rockets and launchers. many people will be suffering, regrettably. this is not our purpose or desire. they certainly have a good reason to want to stop, and we don't have

other asian countries who have been invaded and and and and wars have been waged upon them by the united state or these or allies of the united state have all formed this coalition and there is consensus among all of them that the current world order as to change how you may act well that is up to the future to to to determine but from what we have seen and what we are seeing other international coalition like the nam the non aligline movement um like the shanghai cooperative um like the um uh uh what's it called like you know many other international organization now have to step in and feeling the void that has been created because of these erosion of the united nation the united nation used to be or was seen generally accepted by the world as a world body that is there. to govern to provide um opportunities for issues to be ed and for the laws to be to be to be used, however we've seen the ic in the case of israel that the united nation not only has become almost obsolete but it is also not um it is also now standing um in the way of what peace might look like the icj in 2004 issued um an advisory opinion st

us, but back to your question again, i think that um, hazballah is called upon, but not only hazballah, i think that here's allies, including those in syria, those in iraq, those in yemen, because we have to remember that, these parties, if you would like, they see that they owe hazballah the favor, as your correspondent mentioned. just now uh was the um was the force which you was first and foremost the leading force which stood with gaza in addition to that it was the one which which came to the aid of yemen in the... which was subject to by saudi arabia, it came to the aid of syria, supporting the syrian government against the takfiries, so i think that in addition to hazballah itself, all these other players are called upon to come to the aid, especially a time where you have this void if you would like within hisballah. right, ali, you mentioned the us, let's see how big role us has played in all of this. i mean, wouldn't it be possible with without the help of the us for such a thing to happen in your opinion? not at all, no, without without american arms, weapons, without american political support, withou

think about our allies who have been dependent upon us for access to safe, reliable and clean energyes. they have to turn to others. what is happening in europe with vladimir putin and the fact that when we're cutting off access to u.s. energy resources, it pushes our allies into his hands. >> bill: one more point on all this. the ceo of baker hughes, a huge oil company, says that i think she is changing her views. that's the quote he gave. lorenzo simonelli. maybe he believes her based on that comment. l and g is also a concern here. we talk about inflation and trump talked about this last night in michigan. if you go after good, solid energy policy, you can bring these prices down because it affects everything across the board. the food you eat, the gas in your car, etc. >> yes. energy is the lifeblood of our economy and all the jobs that benefit from that. i would say that kamala harris is saying a lot of words but if you want to know what she would do as president, look what she has done as vice president. she has taken over 250 actions that make it harder to produce u.s. oil and

allied expeditionary force. you are about to embark on a great crusade to which we have strengthen these many months. the eyes of the world are upon. the hopes and prayers of people everywhere march with you. in company with our brave allies , you will bring about the elimination of the nazi tyranny of the oppressed people of europe and security in a sense of the free world. your howard -- your task will not be an easy one. . he will fight savagely. this is the year 1944. this was 1940 41. united nations are inflicted on the germans great defeat in open battle man-to-man. our air offensive has seriously reduced our strength in the air and their capacity to wage war on the ground. our home fronts have given us an overwhelming superiority in weapons and munitions of war, and placed at our disposal great reserves of trained fighting men. the tide has turned! the free men of the world are marching together to victory! i have full confidence in your courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. we will accept nothing less than full victory! good luck and let us all beseech the blessing of almighty god upon this great and noble undert

it was an attack upon the policies of america's closest friend and ally but not unusual, of course, for a for joe for joe biden. he has a very controversial record when it comes to to dealing with the united kingdom. and your view is what does. the future hold if have four more years of the biden presidency in what does that mean for the world's superpower? what does it mean for american leadership on the world? what does it mean as well for the for the us-uk? a special relationship? well i believe that four more years of joe biden would have, first of all, a negative impact on the us internally. now we can what is happening in the streets of major cities in the united states we can see what is happening with the promotion of left wing ideology. i talked about title nine and the appalling situation where girls use the locker room or the bathroom at school in privacy, there is the immigration and, the southern border. now we see still no solution to that no policies being pursued to with that. and i understand because we have the same on our border. you know with the english channel and

time full on let us confess about underground east to mazda upon the 1st, the most of all americans today are armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces. the, the guy, yearly village spread through us with them and we, we still, for, we conclude disregard, you know, swim face is, i mean, nation which is reinforced with the depleted uranium that has a special capacity to spend a trade from a nuclear safety point of view there is no radiological or even, and nothing is significant consequences. the, the symmetry seems endless. a real city of the dead, where it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now exist in iraq and afghanistan. they may soon appear in ukraine with thousands of square kilometers of already being contaminated with deadly dust. for the next 4 and a half 1000000000 years, the i have already said we will return the people of the north to the safe homes. that is what we will do. benjamin netanyahu has applied one, is where the tungsten troops, roles is well announced that they quote, new phase of the world, subject to return it citizens. but it comes as loving on his head wi

upon reflection, on these three factors. yes, policy makers, along with their allies and partners, must pool their collective wisdom toward a coordinated strategy. you should bolster and maintain solidarity by harnessing the power of the alliance and partners for the strategies to ultimately guide the global west to a victory. it needs to aim to expand the west to spheres of influence here. a multifaceted approach quintessentially diplomatic, economic and strategic is key. that brings us to the defining elements of this winning strategy. first, share the vision and goals. second, open communication and trust. third, complementary capability. and lastly, flexible and adaptability. firstly, a strong alliance begins with a shared purpose and goals. when participating, participating parties are share a clear vision, what they aspire to achieve together. it fosters commitment and collaboration. secondly, effective communication is sinha qua non. nothing can replace the power of open dialog. transparency and information sharing trust is the foundation of successful alliance and partnerships. it requires active involvement, commit

as powerful as it is does not have any control over its own major allies in the in in west asia that has been implanted and imposed upon the people. of this region that has killed thousands of people in not just one country but across you know um the borders of of the middle east and also elsewhere and each time um you know reporters will ask um you know um us representative or what do you think about it say well we're investigating it and we're asking our israeli allies to supply us with more information and will get back to you you remember when um you know the world food center um uh, you know, um, world food center staffs were killed in gaza, a bus that was marked as belonging to to to to that um human right to that um... aid organization was targeted and it was well documented that they were targeted till they were killed, it was documented, it's not even maybe someone um given an opinion, it was documented, we have video and forensic um you know proof of that and yet nothing was done, recently we saw another american um um citizen murdered in the west bank just for standing up for palestinians and the west the th

i wanted to touch upon as the united states close relations because we know that the united states is the biggest ally to israel. i do think that they can do something to solve israel from. what is what is happening in gaza? do you think that they even want to do something? we have the relationship with south africa and i think it's easy to get raised platforms. we put our views before you is the to, to be of use to sort the free come on the smid tests and the end that things we absolutely that inducement as we can deal with and, and, and, and we upset that sometimes these dates and stuff definitely come to you as being one of the vps economies in the world. they can actually in the outcome of what is happening in, in, in, in, in, in, in the middle east and, and, and, and that is why we engage with them. and of course, where we are very happy, who stepped from that point to say, do we agree on this one and when to read them for the front? so i think that's, of course, i believe that the can do something, but otherwise we have our technician to see if we do this as much as impact on that relationship.

upon the coast of france. an intense armada of upwards of 4000 ships together with several thousand smaller craft crossed the channel. the anger american allies are sustained by about 11,000 frontline aircraft which can be drawn upon as may be needed for the purposes of the battle. so far, the commanders who engage report that everything is proceeding according to the plan. this vast operation is undoubtedly the most complicated and difficult that has ever taken place. the opening of this great new front will be pursued by the commanders and by the united states and british governments for whom they serve. >> while the fighters receive a lot of the fame in the skies above nobody, there were also those of the liaison platforms, also known as army cooperation aircraft. one of those examples is working its way inbound now. they were adapted from general aviation aircraft serving the rules of operation, let reconnaissance, delivering messages and performing like transport, especially when there was a need to take off and land very short distances. the name grasshopper came to be when an army pilot was directed to fly a message. personnel were baf

consider such a possibility upon receipt of reliable information about a massive launch of weapons in ... and other aircraft. russia is ready to defend belarus from its closest allye current military-political situation is changing dynamically, and we are obliged to take this into account, including the emergence of new sources of military threats and risks for russia and our allies. we reserve the right to use nuclear weapons in the event of aggression against russia and belarus, as a participant. held a number of bilateral meetings, talked, in particular, with a colleague from venezuela and the secretary general of the league of arab states, all the details from the head of the vgtrk bureau in new york, valentin bogdanov. oh, do you play sports? without excellent physical shape, the marathon of the high week at the general assembly the un can't stand it, but sergey lavrov is breaking records again. meeting with the minister of foreign affairs of venezuela. with the head of the mfa of slovakia, they discuss cooperation in the energy sector, a warm meeting with the nicaraguan counterpart. and the minister of foreign affairs of hungary can speak russian himself. h

i wanted to touch upon. 7 the united states close relations is around because we know that the united states is the biggest allied to israel. so, do you think that they can do something to solve israel from? what is, what is happening in casa, do you think that they even want to do something? we have a quote to the nation, c, u. s. s, south africa. and i think it easy to get raised in platforms. we put our views to you is the, to the views to start the free come on the smith test and, and that think we need that inducement test we can define and, and, and, and we upset that sometimes we've seen these dates and so i'll definitely come from you as being one of the big guess economies in the world, they can actually influence the outcome of what is happening in, in, in, in, in, in, in the middle east. and, and, and that is why we engage with them. and of course, where we are, we, we have very happy with that from that point to say, do we agree on this when and when to read them for the for. so i think that's of course i believe that the can do something. but otherwise we have our nation's u. s. leaving this does not

military aid from the country's western allies, but the number of air defense system that have not yet been delivered is significant. this is what was agreed uponery of another 12 self-propelled howitzers with range of more than 30 kilometers. iran's young astronomy team has made history at the 2024 international olympiad astronomy and astrophysics and brazil securing five gold medals and soaring to first place. the team's stellar performance showcased the power of iran's young minds to excell on the world stage. upon their return to tehron, our correspondent gisumi shah madi had the opportunity to talk to some of them. here's a report on that. a golden moment frozen in time. the iranian team of young astrophysicists glowing with pride as they flash their gold medals to the camera in a selfie that quickly went... viral on instagram, the beaming smiles and infectious joy, reflecting the hard work and dedication that led them to the top of the leader board at the 2024 international olympiade astronomy and astrophysics, where they earned five gold medals. back in tehran, i had the opportunity to meet one of the medalists alinader who proudly showe

crown of valor and... upon seeing imam musa sadr, he stepped into a new world with the discipleship of seyyed abbas mousavi of azrael shar al-mutlatq, he changed his life path. allian of me. as a teenager, he started his seminary studies by going to najaf. the action movement, which became the hezbollah group , he became a member of its leadership council after the martyrdom of seyyed abbas mousavi, with the consensus of the leadership council, seyed hassan nasrallah became the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah. his merits were not whitened yet, when the heavy burden of his struggle aged him resistance the kurdish leader of the revolution taught him the main strategy and iran's training aid made hezbollah a sophisticated military group. seyyed hassan nasrallah's first confrontation with the zionists as a leader was operation clusters of wrath and settlement of the accounts of the zionist regime. the occupying regime was forced to retreat due to hezbollah's resistance to nasrallah's commander. who sent his son to the front line of resistance and his family was martyred. o allah, accept this sacrifice from us. the year 2000 forced the zionist regime to withd

plague of blood shed, crime, chaos misery and death upon our land harris campaign reacting former police officer harry dunn saying trump is not an ally to police. meantime trump commented on the upcoming debate faking monday of harris' debate prep. >> she has locked herself. [laughter] in a room and they have one problem, do you know what the problem is? they have maga people outside screaming we love trump, we love trump. we love trump, and they can't focus. >> and finally trump gave his first reaction to a north carolina state appeals court stopping the counties here, from sending out mail-in ballots with r.f.k. jr.'s name on them. at least until his appeal is resolved. >> that was a big thing all those who love bobby and there is a lot of them all he stands for health and well-being of us they vote for me now. all the bobby people are going to vote for me. i appreciate the decision. >> and bret, today, r.f.k. jr. is telling all of his supporters to just vote for trump no matter what state they live in, red or blue, just to avoid any confusion as he continues to try to get off the ballots in several battleground states. bret? >> br

allies at the time. by that time, 65,000 people had died here, from hunger, cold, beatings and not... mrs. strach zimmerman was present when he touched uponf ukrainian soldiers running around in ss helmets, he was immediately thrown out of public television. this is the episode. i am still waiting for a reaction, a fact check. i think that's enough. yes, thank you. we don't need it here, so that radio moscow would go crazy. thank you, ciao, but the ukrainian soldier in an ss helmet, who mocked an elderly man in the kursk region, is not a fiction. 1924, in 9 years the nazis will come to power in germany, why hitlerism was not nipped in the bud in the thirties, a difficult question and for many in the west an uncomfortable one, this is the british newspaper magnate harald hamsworth, it is clear with whom, july thirty-third editorial in the daily mail under the headline "triumph" of youth, an enthusiastic report from a nazi rally in germany, and this is dailyli express (september 38) in 2 weeks the munich agreement will be formalized, the consent of england, france and italy to... berlin on the division of czechoslovakia headline hitler keep

decades upon decades of giving in to china has left taiwan with fewer and fewer allies. in the late 1990's, over 30 countries recognize taiwan. now the number is down to 12. much of the world has placed taiwan in the same company of pariah states like north korea and iran. because the world allowed the p.r.c.'s pressure campaign against taiwan to succeed, no one listened when taiwan tried to warn the world health organization of possible human to human transmission of the coronavirus on december 31, 2019. no one listened to them when taiwanese health experts visited wuhan and found indications of human-to-human transmission amid january -- in mid january, 2020. at the same time the w.h.o. released a statement declaring no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of the coronavirus. we lost weeks, ladies and gentlemen, we lost weeks of preparation against the ravaging effects of covid-19 pandemic on our nation. all because communist china told the world that under no circumstance could taiwan be given a seat at the table at the world health organization. we can only

anymore upon said $3 billion will go into these plants, no layoffs until '27, japan is an ally. the real steel problem is china. i mean, this is the most absurd thing, if you want to try to argue in favor for market and strategic forces. and it's as if we haven't make all the steel we want in this country? we sure can. in fact, there's too much. to me, this is all db t-- this now classified information, they don't have to talk to anybody. and i think the bigger now thought for us is, what do tariffs mean for this economy? and what those tariffs that are left over by the trump -- both sides want this. biden kept all trump-era tariffs, it's not as if they got rid of -- remember that u.s. steel 2018 guy, we were sitting on this desk, u.s. steel was a $45 stock, cruising with steel prices higher, and we dropped 25% tariffs on china. this is -- this is more about china. >> and not just tariffs for steel, tariffs in general, i mean, if this is a protections tone you'll get from either administration, whether it be harris or trump administration, that sort of -- we're getting a glimpse

much risks of being called upon for stop tiana yous reaction and -- spontaneous reaction and going for them on nontraditional outlets for the interviews they've done and alliesshe's the -- transparency isn't a problem because she's the only one that wants another debate and americans are both in fact better off than they were four years ago and generated weeks of critical news conference and interviews since, hasn't administer a ticklated and. >> the president has a forward looking question. reporter: harris was trailing the trump on the economy by nine points and trailing by eight points on dealing with the cost of living and seems like her campaign is getting that message she's planning and another economic policy and speech going later on and not too many details on that yet. stuart: now to this story. >> i've done two and to do a third, everybody is voting now and once it's started, it's a bad thing to do a debate in the middle of the county and this would really be laid into the election and i think it would be a bad thing and actually bad for the country. edward: former president trump believes a third debate would come too late and vice president kama

allies. we reserve the right to use nuclear weapons in the event of aggression against russia and belarus, as a member of the union state. all these issues have been agreed upon with the belarusian side, with the president of belarus. including if the enemy, using conventional weapons, creates a critical situation threat to our sovereignty. i would like to point out that all the clarifications are deeply verified and proportionate to modern military threats and risks in relations with the russian federation. so, the decision is well thought out, verified, and most importantly, made on the basis of modern realities, the permanent conference on nuclear deterrence continued in a closed format, but it is obvious that the president's statement... the east, west and center occupied more advantageous positions, zelensky's formation lost about 2,400 more soldiers, officers, mercenaries, over forty howitzers, self-propelled guns and missile systems, mainly produced in the usa, britain, the czech republic and poland. in the kursk direction, 300 militants and seven armored vehicles, including two german leopard tanks, were eliminated in just one day. in total , during t

upon receipt of reliable information about a massive launch of air and space attack weapons and their crossing of our state border, i mean strategic aircraft, and russia is ready to defend belarus from its closest ally. the modern military and political situation is changing dynamically, and we are obliged this should be taken into account, including the emergence of new sources of military threats and risks for russia and our allies. we reserve the right to use nuclear weapons. in the event of aggression against russia and belarus, as a member of the union state, with the belarusian side, with the president of belarus, all these issues have been agreed upon, including if the enemy, using conventional weapons, creates a critical threat to our sovereignty. i would like to note that all clarifications are deeply verified and proportionate to modern military threats and risks in relation to russian federation. so, the decision is thought out, verified, and most importantly, made on the basis of modern realities. the permanent conference on nuclear deterrence continued in a closed format, but it is obvious that the statement. better known as baba ega, for a year and a half studied all types of flying, b