to abide by us foreign policy dictates or face us sanctions. this in itself is a form of bullying. one in which it has led many countries to face financial ruins. along with the sanctions regime, the us has also weaponized the dollar. now the us is finding itself in a place that it could not have imagined when president after president expanded on the sanctions. not only has has imposed sanctions a third of all nations, especially low income countries. it has imposed so many sanctions that it cannot handle the load, that is literally overloaded on sanctions. from 2001 onward, sanctions were more freely used by successive us presidents to isolate nations worldwide, in particular shifting their strategy towards asia and further east. as the treasury department became key player in the global war on terrorism, us policy makers began to understand. the power of the nation's financial hegemony. time not to take a look at the social media posts. first up, we're going to take a look at venezuela. this is the actual reason why average venezuelans aren'

well, absolutely, these are delay tactics that the us is uh is are is using, they um, the access wants a comprehensive cease fire, and the us being mediators are deliberately avoiding a... comprehensive cease fire by not talking about or not naming the prisoners who will be released and hammas from day one has been really has been absolutely clear and transparent about the release of their of their prisoners. also another important point is that three times the us has has used its vero power to prevent the security council resolutions aimed at bringing se fire to gaza, the fourth time they abstained because of which a resolution was was able to be passed, but let's not forget the 12.5 billion dollars that the us has already given to the zionist regime since alad took place, let's not forget the one billion dollar bonds that have been sold since october 7th to that have been bought by the us in israel and the 3.8 million dollar per year memorandum of understanding contract that till 2028 the us will send 3.8 billion dollars in weapons to the us, so these are not, these these facts prove

empire that's bad for the us empire in fact uh that's about the power of the israel lobby in the us most people in the world when they see that they are they are appalled even people i quite honestly even people in you know europe and and canada uh think that's too much let alone people in africa obviously arab world and uh asia muslim countries and latin america they they all see that is just appalling. that this genocidal maniac would be celebrated like that us power and i think that's only explained by by the power of the of the israel lobby in fact so again it undercuts us imperial interests now um will the us support israel to the end i think it will i i think ultimately the us will will will prioritize us interests over israel when you know at the at the final final uh uh sort of as it as it collapses in in of itself but but but i do think that um that yeah israel has has served both strategic value and i think that it's also becoming a liability for the us. um now where does this all go? i don't think there's i don't think it's sensible for washington to get dragged into a wa

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the us has leverage. it's not using it. is there any difference here with the paris team and the biding team, the vice president's national security advisor, phil gold, and he looks like the main plas on her foreign policy. do you think there is any willingness or from the harris side to be tougher on his ro, the 80. so bidding this based on my sources, are the administration from the harris team? so don't know, you mentioned something or other advisors like a lot of golden bad cos that would be her lease on the american jewish committee community. there is a willingness to consider steps like sanctioning even the spot rate of bundle beauty. that's treatments. but a subsidy is where the government doesn't open this to a degree, but that hasn't been just the basic reality of not having product of central by someone who is even by historic side. that's more pro israel than other democrats. that could be a different sort of hires foreign policy. i think that's been the best that the desire by pro positive invoices, but also ot

to abide by us foreign policy dictates or face us sanctions. this in itself. is a form of bullying, one in which it has led many countries to face financial ruins. along with the sanctions regime, the us has also weaponized the dollar. now the us is finding itself in a place that it could not have imagined when president after president expanded on the sanctions. not only has the us imposed sanctions a third of all nations, especially low income countries, it has imposed so many sanctions that it cannot handle the load, that it is literally overloaded on sanctions. from 2001 onward, sanctions were more freely used by successive us presidents to isolate nations worldwide, in particular shifting their strategy towards asia and further east. as the treasury department became key player in the global war on terrorism, us policy. makers began to understand the power of the nation's financial egemony. time not to take a look at the social media posts. first up, we're going to take a look at venezuela. this is the actual reason why average venezuelans

thanks so much for being with us. more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed in the zinanis genocide against the people of gaza, as more civilians are being killed every day. us secretary of state anthony blincon is in israel once again allegedly to help reach it. ceasefire agreement, the us says the ceasefire is closer than ever before, however hamas spokesman osama hamdan has said that the us just wants to give the zionist regime more time to continue with its massacres. well stay with us on this spotlight as we take a look at the latest situation and the genocide on gaza. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. mosanavi activists and commentator houston texas and eves engler, author and activist out of montreal, well thank you so much for being with us, i'd like to start this off uh with uh movi, um another round of seasfire talks, well eve, sorry, uh, no, houston, okay, sorry about that, starting off with moson and houston. another round of cease fire talks set for sunday in cairo with the egyptian qatar

by us police. but in 2016, when a sniper shot 5 police officers and dallas, texas, police used a remote controlled robot on good explosives to kill via sealants. the robot had originally been designed to design and bonds. there aren't long as regulating the use of police robots, the in a society where there are no laws governing how the police can use or vice technology. that the, the police could use robots to suppress the sense, you know, you've seen incredible descent in rob, for example, where you're even members of the guy are saying this to us too far. right? well, that's not an issue. if, if the people in power, how does warm you robot that arkansas, that's pretty scary. and i'm not the only one that thinks that in a southern by the international contain stop killer robots. 66 percent states that lisa autonomous weapons would cross a more a line as machines should not be able to kill some of the leading real, but produces actually agree the spoken out against the all purpose robots being dat

us president. in his first speech, after winning the presidential election, he said, "i don't believe there's any region more important than iran" on the world map. iran possesses oil and is located in a strategic location in the world. we shouldn't create conditions to send iran back to its distant past and turn it into a military power. we'll be in trouble if iran's militarism is revived. go read the country's history to find out what i'm saying. eisenhower was referring to iran's history 2500 years ago. after isenhower died, his deputy hary truman assumed power, a man who achieved the first atomic bomb in history and killed over 30000 people in japan in just 2 days. and his needs differently, ends a 7ous mile trip from teheram where it was sent by the president to bring his imperial majesty mohammed ravi, shah and shah of iran to washington. the shaw is cordially welcomed by president truman and a large party of distinguished officials, including the president's... respected advisors and his exc

you will call you the shooting it to me as massaged in new when use not us using boston, adobe faucet adobe revolution support on the on. am you ever in use? boston you move also also saw you. the commercial grace cross concept continues to virginia. it was so it was cross concept appear in blue wondering we would put senior ordering, you buy it from a store. but even though ordering your brushing, you must go school prepared hoppel you but that it's besides university the, the. 2 2 the community, please. you are the typical witnesses to the atrocities committed by ukrainian militants. a fully aware of what russia was fighting for and done by us for almost 9 years. they have described the ukranian conflict as a holy war. the most beautiful wouldn't move louise. yes that's what i'm was you know what to do for the wisdom of you know a so maybe it's a to last for the whole new but it will look into them. so the small church in the town about past 9 out of the ukrainian shell directly ahead. there was almost nothing left of the century. oh, building the child wreckage now serves as the ow

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and what and what the us has put forward together with color in egypt and using proposal meant to try to, to sort of make compromises on these types of issues as well as the many others which are under discussion. and so i take against dr. blank is optimism to suggest that he made progress in closing these gaps between us and as real. but it, but we still as i said, don't really have an indication as to whether mos will accept it. i think that us officials may hope that a ron as bola and other parties in the region which are maybe are looking for a reprise for complex or looking for a pretext to hold their how still it is with israel, that they might put pressure on them us, but again, it's ultimately youngest in war, and guys are the head of a mazda is a decider here and he hasn't said yes. ok. so in your view, what remains the main sticking point on the past to deal a well, you know, decision point, you know, in a sort of near term sense is waiting to hear from a loss whether they'll accept this deal, which apparently is acceptable to the us israel to the egyptian and country mediat

thanks for joining us. don't forget to head to d, w dot com, slash eco offer golf for moiz, byron stories. so you all again, next time the, the old friends, new front is made so still prepared to defend itself in case of an emergency. the well, the largest, the military alliance has been maintaining stability for 75 years. now, some weaknesses call beginning to show up from this new threat to nato. in 15 minutes on the d. w. not laughing any more. d y d. the new electric vehicle force from china, from revolutionary battery manufacturer to the top spot in the market, is the spark. finally, we're heading into the west. in 90 minutes on d. w, the gen dw, or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level. reading gentleman has told me to go one on 6 times to please come and see more people than ever on the worldwide in such kind. one great timing is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on storage in so mike runs the frankfurt international gateway to the best

they are using intelligence. they are known to use satellite intelligence provided by nato because while the print doesn't have to be such a satellite capabilities enough for an incursion of a scale, they do use need to make the equipment to the united states. basically saying that they do support the actions of key if we have supported ukraine from the very beginning to defend themselves against attacks that are coming across the border and for the need for cross fires. so they're taking actions to protect themselves from attacks that are coming from a region that are with in the us policy of where they can operate. you know, our weapons, our systems are capabilities. at the same time, the e u has been singing in you nice and really they have been seeing to the saying to them saying that since the very beginning, they have supports of ukraine. i'd be ukranian 5 years fully standing behind you crazy efforts to restore it's 3 totally integrate into that entity and to push them back and find the illegal aggression

certainly shouldn't use them. let me put in some kind of some of which the thing is maybe to say on the some of the level of what's, what's an old machine really, to schedule us the most is the cost on most of the way it's always using the centurylink and i'll stay of some of the most i can hold on. so that's what i'm asking. is it, does it just bring up as a customer what you think you boot the cartoon network just like i've seen you open to what i've done near near like just that i've seen him postpone launch. i'm just not able to just put him on this of the information i have punch right now about that one is uh approximately to use uh to tongue. so when yeah and you cuz i usually and put them on the satellite for us. it's just the type of stuff, but we didn't do that. and then if, if the last time it wasn't there, so i wish them cuz they didn't even leave me here. unfortunately, i need them. this is all of more than the most. let her know she will, but the most that you contact them was you what your user stor

go use the forward. so coordinate on prob, don't to call them to come in and across the police say nay. criteria, there is some way that crush or the and the color that i'm just sort of though you stop to go based on the extreme there, i'll go fast. so by a new key, take a bear with domino's. fill on the dash though, i'll show you what he was here in the us. that's cool and his associates receive support of the highest level in this photo. next to him is jean patrick, you as president riggins closest, i got a slave at his property, konica. my whole way a bunch of communities come for veronica. love me, start seals, are you good enough for us? lovely when you're starting your site, it's close. i use a drink aquatic with rich fellows in from a so one little 8. see how i get screw vinyl. in beauty is lot at the blue a for you, you trust. the stetsco died a few years before the collapse of the soviet union, the but ukraine independence would be calling for demonstrations and evolving k, even the late eighty'

rather than always looking at us policy a somehow contradicting us priorities and contradicts the us address. one last point for any of this to change, it would require genuine us leverage on the us. us are sorry on, on is real and a little deal just made the point that nothing. yeah. whose popularity and political position has been improving precisely because there is no, there are no us consequences or repercussions for it is really a long term just in terms of its actions. well, i don't foresee any scenario including the failure of the talks this week that would lead to a fundamental and meaningful shift and in the us position on this issue. all right, well let me bring you in on millions points that the us may actually be doing what it wants to do and knows what it's doing. what will you keep bringing up the, the electro, a part of this and, and we've got less than a few days till november the 5th. do you think couple of harris would like to see a ceasefire or not? and what would it mean for the election if the us got dragged into some regional war in the, in the coming weeks? bu

the us economy has _ navigate? i think it will be. the us economy has done _ navigate? economy has done pretty well - navigate? i think it will be. the us i economy has done pretty well during biden's term, it's arguably pushed inflation a wee bit high, but one of the big trump to be lines, if the stock market gets into the trouble in the next few months that would be a problem for the democrat campaign, so they must be hoping that action ljy so they must be hoping that action by the fed in september on interest rates were to steady the ship on this, of the summer won't be too bumpy, but this is not good news if you're campaigning on your economic record to have a shift in the actual vote later this year.— vote later this year. taking a look at the situation _ vote later this year. taking a look at the situation in _ vote later this year. taking a look at the situation in the _ vote later this year. taking a look at the situation in the uk, - vote later this year. taking a look at the situation in the uk, as - vote later this year. taking a look at the situation in the

the use of the longer range results. a spring in reno around for the worst studies department of kings, colleagues, london, how do you read into these claims and counter clips? good morning, brian. well, there are 2 dimensions to the 1st is the informational dimension. and of course, it benefits russia to say, ukraine is using something that was long prohibited to be used on russian territory, namely, need to weapons and was hoping to diminish, possibly the support to ukraine. on the one hand, on the other hand, the russians are demonstrating this way how nato is implicated in this war because the russians have been claiming. busy along that they are actually fighting nato by proxy. so that's the informational they mention the military that i mention of this we have, we have no proof or full of whatever was used in that strike on the bridge on the same river. but what capabilities does ukraine house militarily? we'll look at the past docs and i think it was a year ago was. so when you create and use time, maurice or actu

the us . the 2nd in the, in the presence to the area teens. what the us has done is essentially nothing. what would it be in the quest? software on the field, but it's not just the us. for example, the u. k, where india has sent the data set for developments doing ad the ne harm the in the bottom on the soil that these elements of leisure separatists are asking to go about doing that from the induced state of been job as a separate see now it says no, i don't see that the seat community india once the biggest cost and get to live in the policy that goes off the west. let's return now to our top story. and this is the fact that the u. s. as in fish thing that it has proof that event is waiting and no position has it got the most votes in the south american countries presidential election. it's not though, disclose any concrete evidence of that. the local authorities in venezuela though have declared the incumbent nicholas venturo as being the official when a well, that's cost lives though, so t

dominates the offense, and as a result the challenge to conduct offensive operations is not only for us. for the russians, we see what is happening now, so there may be such a situation, based on those none of the parties, even after a year and a half, will not be able to create such an advantage in order to plan and conduct relevant operations, but this is the next stage, now our stage, i repeat, this is a strategic defense operation, active defense on the ground, pinpoint strikes on the military infrastructure of russia in the temporarily occupied crimea and actually in the russian territories, in order to bring the russians to at least... a minimal understanding and acceptance of the fact that they cannot move the front line in a way that is beneficial to them, you actually mentioned about the fact that both russia and ukraine have access to technology, uh, but in fact, during these 2.5 years of full-scale invasion, ukraine has always or mostly outplayed russia precisely at the expense of technology innovation, or as of now do you see such a clear leadership of ukraine in in this are

but use his colleagues to us actually date back decades. he was state site in 1971 not being for washington to support his homelands. independence from practiced on ultimate a washington post diplomatic click on military supported as mom about which starts . and it goes in the region named india, have adults adulthood. he also taught for a period at a university in tennessee. so it is clear that his ties to america, i'm successive administrations, that pretty well known for tools or no. it's the he has collaborated with the national endowment for democracy, very famous. this is the n g r, which is primarily funded by us congress. and it's why can be seen as traveling around the globe. subbing discords instigating riot salting. color a resolution as a man in storing very pro us leaders and strategic nations. we built, sold us with you, but small at the georgia ukraine. the arab spring, hong kong bother us is going to cheat track record. and we know that eunice, a signature, was seen on at least one of the entities joint statements. this is t

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so if it is for these potatoes, using district and all of which allows us to the the, the is submitted the modem, paganism, and the fight against the russian orthodox, a motion to new grain almost immediately on the soviet union's collapse in just a few years. ukraine became a world center for the spiritual chaos actively supported by the us and bureau. today, the bus or as western leaders recklessly talk of escalating the conflict. the new frame, european voters has said the exact opposite message pro war and meets are clearly out of step with voters. and they have been punished for the united states trying to impose sanctions on russia. that's the best thing the, let's go to happened to russia because the sanctions on russia, against agriculture, against the other items, or made russia fetus tardies that's on so as on agriculture and now, so the major bryant export are no longer dependent on the united states and europe, [000:00:00;00] the this is confirmed by documents found at the premises of mountain and coast called on the senior associate junior's lake city. it's genuinely, as i

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the people are using it or organizing others to use right? us and french, shared military intelligence and diplomatic and economic interest in or in arresting problem. and finally, getting the leverage they have craved for so long to be able to both control, con, kilograms, content, moderation practice. but also the, you know, the ability to get this backend access to it for, you know, to just read every russian text message effectively. we spoke to new york based lawyer as media analyst align all about the wida. ramifications of best case is what we're used to, and a lot of people are used to. there's heavy government use social media platforms as proxies to, to sensor individuals. a step trying to state something here. the government is going after the platform, not, not the, not as a proxy, but the platform itself on the very basic level. i'm thinking, if i can be, if i'm the head of a social media company and somebody does something criminal on the platform and i need to blame where, where does that end? you know, you just have no kind of

from using this services. id verification. you guys need to upload a scan or photo of a government issued id like a passport. the system checks the authenticity and age detailed against the database, spatial age estimation, time, web or smartphone. com take the photo of and use a who's trying to log in. i software then extract patton's, compare those buttons to those unknown ages and estimate feed this age. that denies access, this thing is it doesn't meet the age threshold. parental consent, i suppose, could be obliged to, in full strict age limit. in this scenario, a parent's approval might be required to download a social media app. for example, these approaches could work if parents platforms and regulators like governments, what kinds in hand. and if these are privacy can be perspectives. one thing is special kids only platforms have not been successful. instagram kids was put on hold in 2021 of the intents backlash. critics argued children were being left that and then even more vulnerable position than

all do are either with us or against us . and if it was the was in this case, france, then you need to give them a walk. they want the keys, the name is the passwords, the info, they demand. you either give them a full access or they'll take feel freedom that's from liver k for you. well, we're about to run a new not invest. i'm fond of the crypto bouncer paused cost and he said that the west may try to make do of the freedom of speech scape goes the think the charges are ludicrous and the charges are pretty much as expected. he would not allow for the censorship or the required censorship and failure to hand over information as requested. so it kind of feels like, you know, it feels like fronds and maybe even the year is um is, is afraid of freedom of speech and afraid of applications or mason, jazz which they contact the monitor or sensor. and i think he's been very vocal again. not allowing any government's backdoors into telegram motor lines, the censorship, instead of having basically making telegram a, an app where peop

as of the use of us weapons and curse violated any us policies. our policy does allow for ukraine to conduct counter fires, to defend itself from russian attacks coming over that border region. and that border region does include curse that does include su me and so they are defending themselves from russian attacks within that region. this is a, a us of the top off the shelf i idea and pushing the ukrainians to do it with us equipment promising that would be back up. every plan has come from washington. now what their goals are, are always marky, it really is just had it into new and a war that's failing and not have a total failure on their hands during and the like season. so their goals are pretty short term unlimited or still not very well thought out one after another of ukrainian forces. last because they're being totally used. they're not defending their own homeland. they're really defending a u. s. agenda. so they have not changed their situation on the ground. if anything, it's much worse, they haven't had to be their goals. encouraged.

military has never ever been on board any us civilian sector war on iran, and that's because the us pentagon, as i've said many times on this program before, have consistently over the years war gamed against the iranian adversary irregular war. games and in every single instance have lost the war game unless they've stopped the game, rigged the rules, cheated and continued, and this is made public by actual um us military officers who have quit the war games and gone public with this information, so i do think the us military is not on board, politicians can say whatever they want, they are so used to now say whatever they want because their their parent media just um uh doesn't them accountable for any flip flopping when it comes to israel, so sharim, how do you think iran of the access will punished that's? it could be completely different what we than what we expect, will rudan forces enter israel's territory territory, in in the galilee, will you know will go on flare up, will we see something from the west bank, i mean, like i said, israel is constrained from all sides and it

so what about us? the private use is does it make a difference whether it's k move take talk or google that takes our data? one difference is that chinese companies not in a position to refuse handing over the data to the chinese government. does a lot of, of allegations that they uh um, what's called the kind of digital back tools kind of built into, into networks. and that's, you know, that would in some ways, enable surveillance or aspiring or both. so, but it's something really the global self law just concern, like i think a lot of double stuff. countries are a lot more worried about just getting digital access in the 1st place and paying for china as technology has a global impact. many nations are willing to co operate in order to speed up digitalization, for example, in africa, southeast asia, latin america, eastern europe, and the middle east. but do these tech and pause mean great? the chinese influenza. whether as dave leaders or private uses, we should all can see that how much we use is ma

which is 0 1st visit to use of us the less mikaela in 2021. after a while 5 destroyed his classic call restoration business, which he says was worth more than $2000000.00. this is a photo spider. 1970 workshops, and he's old homeland rusted ruin and which the joint gross and under gross, he still hasn't received government compensation. she was promised, then it will not be cut me up by this i have not received even one reply to my repeated inquiries. and there's a lot of bureaucracy. even though every thing you sent electronically, like there's been no response to publish anybody, not clicking up on the screen that the used for as far information system says in 2023. walter flaws cause mold in $2000000000.00 worth of damage increase the countries union of insurance companies estimates more than $50000000.00 worth of claims were made last year. but exactly how many of those have been paid is unclear . the destroyed remnants of demetrius livelihood, still smolder in the off the moon. some i could hear the cries as they died. he says, i need hel

that's basically us. that's, that china has left the us government in spite of what they say, you know, that, you know, that propaganda about china, that really in the whole, would china, the china, a lot of money and us bonds. they've sold $50000000000.00 if they us treasury bonds this summer, which is, which is probably more than they've sold in a very, very long time. and then we've got the other issue of, you know, or the sang since the us is put on a, put on russia, put on, uh, uh, you know, putting it now looking like you're under a trump administration, getting even worse on china. and that's just damaging that the economy. more importantly, you didn't, we talked about a lot in this program. it's damaging the, the green by the us dollar, which is one of the ways in which the us has managed to be to say, as the world's largest economy at a lot of countries, i'm moving away from the us dollar and choosing alternative currencies to trade in so i think it's just a pretty bad news if you live in the wes

is there a in with us? so robin here in bo mike tyler is a correspondent of the us state department. also listening into that press conference. mike from the patel, he's the deputy spokesperson full state department. asked a lot of questions really about the ceasefire deal about who will be in the mid least about what the intended parameters of the conversations may be. who might be in attendance isn't really giving much detail a lot most probably because he's not allowed to give too much detail out because the situation is so very sensitive there is not the possibility to and that he does have no details to give out to you is given and what the us perceives that position is confirmed, that the secretary of state and to meet blinking will not be traveling. and coming . all is also that the secretary of state has been on the telephone throughout the morning to various partners. and indeed, as he said, has been on the phone to various partners in this ongoing crisis for months. but the simple situation is tha

she saw us open the door and let us in. thank you so much. i must things employee at that house, number one, on may 12 shelter to me and my husband and baby daughter from a style and fragments. thanks so much. many things to the workers to, to the store and turnover street. during the showing and explosions, the steps are commonly clearly and without penny everyone at the heart, the market was quoted down to the sho. i'd like to think of the bus drivers. they move between stumps as quickly as carefully as possible to keep people out of danger. they put themselves at risk daily like emergency service workers. i want to think that you paid for the bookshops, employees, which everyone industry to the shelter during showing on may 12th. they're still good and kind people out there, the the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy. the error is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing p

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and he use his ties with the ukrainians and with the nazis to conceal and make use of the training in extremis for the good of the american british programs to try to stabilize the ukraine. and so the operations objective was to destabilize so being ukraine's western regions to high profile motors, sabotage and terrorism. money weapons and communications was sent to the ukranian nationalist on the ground cells by a crowd from us some of the tree bases in europe. which is may be why the c, i a code name, the operation project, aerodynamic, the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter intelligence corps, began to have contacts with step funds button. they're off and michel the bed and their organization, the nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union from classified c i, a documents spring. my learned about sadistic punitive operation is carried out by step on bundy arrows associates. they used everything from a major army units, such as the 14th rented year of buffett assess invasion, which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people in the western ukra

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against enemy targets, i think that we can of course use our rocket to use without restrictions, the question is only in serial production and mass use of these weapons, all this of course affects what is happening on the front line, because against the background of this positive news there are also disturbing things, first of all, it concerns in which direction pokrovsk is actually such an important logistics hub for us , the maintenance of which actually depends on our situation on other parts of the front. pokrovsk is about 12 km away, and now the enemy, using the advantage in manpower and equipment, is approaching this important point of our defense today it became known. a number of sources reported that on the line of grodivka and novogrodivka the enemy was advancing significantly in novogrodivka . that this direction will be strengthened, certain details regarding the pokrovsky direction, oleksandr syrskyi said today, who also had a certain, let's say, explanation, where he spoke about the kursk direction and the pokrovsky direction, so he said that now the enemy on this pokr

to attack us. most of the 200 people were killed and many more were injured. bodies left floating in the water that brought it in, make shift graveyards. other angles that pushed back are detained by barter guns, a 11 year old us, my big them and 6 of our relatives made it to bangladesh. she was injured and our 2 year old brother killed. we will under constant attack and it was not possible to stay in me in mar anymore, which is why we have to flee here to our account. army used right and some other weapons to attack and kill us, but with no legal refugee status in bangladesh. their future is on the 2nd model of that. she has a policy of not allowing additional drawing references from me on my to enter the country side thing. a comic buttons and security concerns already more than a 1000000 drawing a living refugee camps like this one in cox is bizarre. they have called on the international community to intervene. last week bung with ash integrated, a new interim government. the advisor to the fore