then we went to an ambulance car to bring some offices, and then we were us. army veteran scott sat. bennett, joins us live now on the approach. the scott, thanks very much for your time and your, your initial reaction to this product. perhaps focusing on the timing of the shooting just after the presidential elections. do you think that is significant as well? i do. and my personal experience in the military and counterterrorism at the state department leads me to my personal conclusion that the united states, c i a n, n s a and their partners and them a sod are more than capable of listening and tracking on. busy telephonic and computer communications, and without a doubt they have picked up and listen to at the very least, the communications relating to this attack. and that means that they chose not to inform the russian authorities about this. at the very least at the very worst, the united states, c, i a has participatory in the bite in ministration as participatory because i don't have a doubt. this was ukrainian fanatics popped up on drugs that were part of this attack . this

a us army logistics ship carrying equipment for a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, as part of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity says a vessel carrying two hundred tonnes of food for gaza is preparing to set sail from cyprus. and as hunger stalks gaza, these are the latest pictures of an airdrop of aid over the besieged strip. the princess of wales thanks the public for their support as kensington palace posts the first official image of her since she underwent abdominal surgery. portugal votes for a new parliament, with neither the opposition centre—right democratic alliance nor the governing socialists expected to win a decisive majority. and it's hollywood's big night later with the oscars. barbie and oppenheimer are amongst the blockbusters vying for some of the top prizes. now on bbc news...the last torch: singing for afghanistan since retaking power in 2021, the taliban have imposed severe restrictions on everyday life in afghanistan... ..limiting freedoms for women and banning non—religious music. and the consequences for those wh

they also chalked up the first main battle tank of the us army destroyed in a special operation zone.oth vehicles were hit in the avdeevsky direction, and so on the same section of the front the newest assault mine clearing vehicle of the us army m1150 on the chassis of the abrams tank was spectacularly blazing. new york times publishes satellite images of the defense of the ukrainian armed forces, the avdiev trap. the journalist is shocked, the fortifications are called surprisingly weak, rare and primitive, they are worried that the russian offensive, the trenches dug in the field, will definitely not be able to hold off without additional protective equipment, but the russian army continues to drive the nazis away from donetsk, right now the battles are taking place near berdychi, near orlovka , near permomaisky and thin, above the center... of the last village , the soldiers of the first slavic brigade have already raised the russian flag. fierce fighting in the southern donetsk direction, russian units are advancing in the central part of novomikhailovka, parts of shevchenko stre

knowledge collecting enterprise on the part of the us army to help us understand the frontier better becomes by the midpoint of the 19th century an exercise fraught with political. and one that will in many help to trigger the american civil war. the question what's going on in the frontier is going to be critically the fact that the army spends most of its time on the frontier is also going to matter significantly in helping to cause the civil war, because jefferson davis has a lot of. the army in texas and new mexico, he's developing the west for slavery and is using the army to do it. and so they become a political concern as well. and so that's what i have for y'all today. thanks, as always. any questions comments? concerns, please come see me. but thanks, everybody, for a great class andof. the time. is now 8:00. now the weather temperature at 8:00, 68 degrees. humidity 82%. they expected high today, around 80. the forecast showers this morning clearing later in the day. that's radio for you. to every member of the family. we awaken to it in the. we set our clocks by. we dress a

would someone like pet ryan, who i think is... spineless and mediocre, even though he served in the us armyis he so supportive of this idea? he seems to be part of that group in washington that is intent on denationalizing us. this brings us back to the statement at the beginning. you know, the communists had a joke about a man who was in the gulag. when this person was asked what you did wrong, did you commit a political crime? and he said yes. he said. i plumber, i was sent to the party headquarters to inspect the water supply system. i came back and said that the whole system was in disrepair, it was damaged, and it needed to be replaced. i was immediately accused of a political crime and sent to the gulag. this is what we are facing right now. the whole system has fallen into disrepair, but from the point of view of someone like ryan, denationalized.

like pet ryan, who seems to me to be a characterless and mediocre man, although he served in the us army, why is he so supportive of this idea, he seems to be part of that group in washington that intends to denationalize us, this brings us back to the statement in in the beginning , you know, the communists had a joke about a man who was in the gulag, when this man was asked what you did wrong, did you commit something political? it needs to be replaced, i was immediately accused of a political crime and sent to the gulag, that's what we're facing right now: the whole system has fallen into disrepair, but from the perspective of someone like ryan denationalizing us, he thinks he'll rule forever. he thinks that he will never be removed, that he will never be held accountable for everything he does, because in his opinion, the lower strata of society have no sense of identity, they do not know who they are, they have no culture, they have nothing to call home are people without roots that ryan and his friends can take anywhere. i i think it sits in the back of their mind, maybe in the fro

thanks for your tech us army officer as found this love for us army officer, excuse me, spelled this up for picnic. and another aspect to this i want to mention remain in merson res, have admitted to taking part in terrace. raids on russian border regents now does, according to claims published on their social media. that's journalist on call them is sonia funding in de says, europe is all a dangerous path to escalation in ukraine to my own opinion. i think the already a long time and you know, invoked into war because sending weapons to ukraine. they to weapons german weapons or whatever. yeah, you are, you know, part of the war because with your weapons, you are shooting and russian people, russian soldiers. but this is because of extra damage you know, may remain here. legion is inside. it's taking that i think the little boy you know, do your best know that's very dangerous. we know relative george and legions are there. yeah, i see similarities with, with the syrian war because they have a they called the leader. like for instance, old direction. i tell you the free lead you his

a us army logistics ship carrying equipment to build a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, ast of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity says a ship carrying 200 tonnes of food for gaza is ready to set sailfrom cyprus. live from london, i'm lucy grey. the princess of wales thanks the public for their support as kensington palace posts the first official image of her since she underwent abdominal surgery. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, tells the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg that labour is inheriting the worst economic situation since the second world war. and i have to be honest that we're not going to be able to turn things around straightaway, but we will get to work on all of that. and the battle of the blockbusters will be decided later, at the biggest night in the entertainment calendar. will barbie or oppenheimer win big at the oscars? hello, you will live with bbc news. i am anna foster injerusalem. a us military ship has set off for gaza, carrying equipment to build a temporary floating port for desperately—needed aid deliveries. the u

the us army is going to reduce about 5% of its manpower capacity to deal with the recruitment crisis. in the last fiscal year, the us army failed to meet its targets for recruitment and recruitment get strength the us military is dealing with serious problems these days. the problems that are forced within the borders of this country with. at the end of the fiscal year 2023, the air force for the first time in the past 24 years could not reach the quorum required to recruit new personnel. we are facing one of the most difficult recruitment crises in the last 33 years. our unit is facing the same challenge as other units. the unprecedented decrease in the quality level of the forces has also had a significant effect on the ability to recruit. army to deal with this. this reduction is mostly related to anti-terrorist operation units during the war iraq and afghanistan had expanded. a survey by the pew institute shows that more than half of the american youth under the age of 30 do not have a positive view of the country's military. recent generations believe that america is a racist cou

the us army says one of its military support ships has set off from the us, it has set off from the portf virginia and it is heading to gaza to build a temporary port to enable ships to unload aid, but that is expected to take two months before it is in place —— a temporary pier. and there is this cypriot ship, a spanish ship in cyprus are loaded and waiting for clearance to head towards gaza. this is the latest. there is little hope to be found amid the rubble in gaza, another night of israeli strikes has taken its toll. images like this travel across the world. across the atlantic, israel's main ally sees them, too. the us presidentjoe biden said he still supported israel's right to defend itself, but he cautioned the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about the extent of the military operations he was sanctioning. he: must, he must, he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the action is taken. he is hurting, in my view, he is hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world, showing what his country stands for, and i

us army special forces are permanently stationed along the border. islands of taiwan, just 10 km fromchina. it is reported that the us military will take up permanent posts in the command centers of the taiwanese army and will conduct regular exercises together with local special forces. taiwanese military will be trained to use the black hornet, a compact military unmanned aerial vehicle. operational instructions and training manuals for operating this drone will also be created. the united states plans to supply taiwan with drones. this type through the military sales channel, how the most terrible wars in the history of mankind were incited through provocations, why grandma died - this is the end of poland, and dortmund is an attack on the soviet union. phantom boats of vietnam and what is the tankin incident, and why are warsaw and nato provoking provocations on the belarusian borders? all the answers are in a clear policy, see today after the panorama. find guilty of genocide of the belarusian people. the supreme court issued a verdict against the khatyn executioner vladimir katr

writes, for these purposes the biden administration can use about 200 million in funding for the us armyin europe, meanwhile, even the whole world. may replace us supplies. thus, lithuania and latvia announced that they would join the czech initiative on joint purchases of artillery ammunition for ukraine. previously, the plan was supported by the netherlands, france and belgium. deliveries, however, have not yet begun; the czech republic promises to send the first batch within a few weeks. but bulgaria has already sent 100 cars to ukraine. these are armored personnel carriers decommissioned from the arsenals of the ministry of internal affairs. instead of disposing of the equipment, they provided it free of charge. kyiv. they are there where it is difficult, dangerous, but it is necessary to complete any task. detention of armed criminals, release of hostages, safety of people during mass events, protection of public order in the most troubled places. squad fighters special police officers undergo rigorous selection and train daily. the telenews agency has prepared a series of films abo

the us army says the support ship, set sailfrom a military base in virginia on saturday. the un has warned that around a quarter of the population of gaza, more than half a million people, are facing famine. meanwhile, a separate aid ship with around 200 tons of food is still waiting to set sail from cyprus. the eu wants a new sea route for aid from cyprus to gaza to start this weekend. our correspondent zoe conway has the latest. it may not look like much, but on this barge since the 200 tons of food, set to leave cyprus later today, towed by a spanish charity ship. more than 200 miles to gaza. this is the root is not been tried before. the journey could be precarious. translation: ~ ., translation: we will tow the -latform translation: we will tow the platform to _ translation: we will tow the platform to gaza _ translation: we will tow the platform to gaza where - translation: we will tow the platform to gaza where the - translation: we will tow the | platform to gaza where the last mile will be the most complicated operation and this is the embarkation will be done on

they were once again housed in comes this time, run by the us army and the united nations. but in post whole lands bank, the holocaust survivors, one to welcome today's day, the town can't agree on an appropriate memorial for the victims of the show. and the could you tell me where it is play here? i don't see. this is the play. the site is want yeah, okay. the little scene is my whole family and those are my uncles and my cousins. we used to get together and we used to sing and the people used to send outside and the floor. sing save my life of the would you like a cup of chino to a couple general? yeah, sure. helga and month dinah, a long time residents of lands back. they were both born and raised here. mr. noise most the nation visit to european holocaust memorial in lawns back. it's just very nice ice case and the be soon. so that's how they framing it that he's visiting common. vega is a brokerage to come and make a presume to i welcome the opportunity for some european holocaust memorial on the size of the former concentration. so become coughing 7 cuz it's also not

the us army says the ship set sail from a military base in virginia on saturday. the need for that extra aid is great. the un has said around a quarter of gaza's population, that is more than half a million people, are at imminent risk of starvation and facing famine. meanwhile, a separate aid ship with around 200 tonnes of food on board is ready to depart from cyprus. this is part of a new maritime aid corridor that the eu announced just in the last couple of days. they said it would be a new and useful way to make sure additional aid is brought into gaza by sea and they said it would start this weekend. all this comes as us president biden has criticised benjamin netanyahu's conduct of the war in gaza. he has said in his words that the military action is doing israel more harm than good. but he also stressed when he was asked if there were any red lines by which israel would lose the us�*s support, he said israel would never let beale —— would never be left on its own, particularly when it came to things like the iron dome missile system used to protect from roc

and then kevin cost, there's dances with wolves costner, place a us army soldier who leads his former life behind to live with a code of combining the sweeping scale and imagery of the wild west shows and those john ford ero westerns with a new western perspective of violent white man, indigenous victims. the film was a mega hit, earning the equivalent of $1000000000.00 in today's money, the praise at the time for it, sympathetic betrayal of native characters. dances with wolves has not aged well. maybe what you do is you've got to see the idea is that kind of things and it's a sound comes out is because costs are as characters, the hero, and because low to depend on him to come to the rescue. the film is held up as an example of the so called white savior, narrative, pico is character, becomes a better look, go to them to look over learning their language and instructing them on how best to say to try and meet your shop. yeah, we could take the haitian and do you mind me and it's very much like yeah, like, you know, natives always needed a savior or you know, natives had problems tha

the one of the cams fast commanders was having haman a major in the us army. he was just 27 years old when he wrote this that to his wife in september 1945, the so swamp. hardly know where to turn 1st. i have so much delta do, even though it's almost midnight that i'm calling quits to write this letter. i have so much to tell you that again, i hardly know where to begin. i guess at the beginning would be the best we have here in landsberg. i can for displaced people that can population consist of about 5000 jews and 1000 others, all ex inmates of concentration camps. the people sleep in rough wooden beds that are often double or triple stacked on top of each other in the mix ship sleeping issues of the living quarters, attempts are made to resurrect family life. the, as it was explained to me for every family grow, the share of meal is the high point of the day. the i was astonished when i learned from doctors of risky that the house of the people in the can. it is quite good. that almost doesn't seem possible when he noticed the incredulous expression on my f

why the c, i a code name, the operations project, aerodynamic, the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter intelligence corps, begin to have contacts with step one button. they're off and michel the bed and their organization, the ukranian nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union from classified c i, a documents, spring and learned about sadistic punitive operation is carried out by step on monday arrows associates. they used everything from a major farming units such as the 14th rented year of bob fitness, a provision which was made up mostly of collisions which are people in the western ukraine and southern poland. they also recruited about 250000 premiums through dera. and the 2nd income and the intelligence make a little that bad to engage in something like 250000 people was right out through bacon. gail battalion and other ukrainian, the nationalist, such as police force and things like this that will be engaged in controlling ukraine once the invasion of the service got the, the moving unit cannot assure you could only if i were to assume was those to dea

they came for him and they the us army and navy did that.orious rebels and they were, oh, let's go up that river and blow that notorious rabble out of there. right. it happened on the santee with arthur blake. it happened to his cousin walter on the can be. but they came. william hayward. one quick question. i'm sorry. there's pension files. is that was that prior to what was later known as the works public administration? is that completely. that's it's separate. definitely. he starts before. although pension files are ongoing. right so all veterans veterans today are eligible for pensions. it's the■v same a similar kind f in there are now stories in the pension files. i was just curious about that in terms of like the work public administration or stories of the of the previously enslaved people. so. yes. so the the interviews those people are are formerly enslaved. they're also the children of enslaved people in of the people who are interviewed were actually children during bondage. there's a lot of, you know, historians talk about how a

this native funding agreed and imperialism of the us army. but these german west ends also featured read facing windows who was played by frenchman beer police to come see by german, serbian actor. quite cool. me touch the but i'm like those manifest destiny films here. the indigenous characters are the heroes still need of filmmakers like those have come to germany for the berlin film festival. also find these heroic characters, problematic. what i often say to people is just think about the history of cinema. i think about what you grown up watching is being indian. it's always, again, that romantic notion of like, you know, being in the while it's really romanticized and never, never done by actually indigenous people erotically it would take a big, hollywood star and the revival of the western to spark new interest in need of stories and, and digital story dollars the in 1990. the western was considered box office plays. then kevin costs, owners dances with wolves costner, police a us army soldier who leads his former life behind to live

we cannot have any, we cannot be at ease in this, whether the naval forces or other units of the us army. "they are always at ease, but they fighters in our armed forces, but they are the ones who are able to bear the sufferings and they are ready, they are always used to bearing circumstance, very harsh circumstances and working, and they are ready to serve their duty, their religious duty and ethical duty with all happiness, but that us general said that every single meal on our ship we..." the receipt and the price of the of one meal would cost us two million dollars monthly, they even their food is very costly here on this on the on their ships and this is a problem for them, it's very difficult to say who wins, who's the winner and who's a loser and such confrontation, such conflict, they have no hope of achieving their objectives or winning in this war, they said that this is has an issue which has to do relig regional issue, they are trying to lessen the price against them by using other countries and other sides, this is the what they usually do in order to use other people imple

about stoltenberg, i liked the comment of one of the military men there officers, veterans of the us armynyway? oh, well, that's it, well, who are you? yes, he says, well , this is essentially a manager, a manager in alliance, senior secretary, yes, they are changing him, he is here today, gone tomorrow, that’s a plus, again, who makes the biggest financial contribution to the blockade, the united states of america, here , essentially, staltenberg along with these snooping dogs of war there from the baltic states, there, poland begins to decide for the americans, that is, the americans have it that way now. and how will the conflict end, do we want to get a third world war with a nuclear power that has the world's first nuclear potential, staltenberg is ready for this, the question is, where will staltenberg be? some kind of alliance was initially created, what is the defense structure of the soviet union, no one said correctly what?

this is bbc news, the headlines a us army logistics ship carrying equipment for a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, as part of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity says a vessel carrying two hundred tonnes of food for gaza is preparing to set sail from cyprus. and as hunger stalks gaza, these are the latest pictures of an airdrop of aid over the besieged strip. the princess of wales thanks the public for their support as kensington palace posts the first official image of her since she underwent abdominal surgery. portugal heads to the polls in a snap election. neither the opposition centre—right democratic alliance nor the governing socialists are expected to win a decisive majority. we will have more coverage of the oscars later. and stay with us now, thanks very much for watching, the battle of the blockbusters will be decided later at the biggest night in the entertainment calendar. will barbie or oppenheimer win big at this year's oscars? now on bbc news....click this week, shiona is in barcelona, which is full of the newest mobile te

a us army logistics ship carrying equipment to build a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, as part of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity says a ship carrying 200 tonnes of food for gaza is ready to set sailfrom cyprus. and as hunger stalks gaza, these are the latest pictures of an airdrop of aid over the besieged strip. the princess of wales thanks the public for their support as kensington palace shares the first official photo of her since she underwent abdominal surgery. and the biggest night on the entertainment calendar is finally upon us with the 2024 oscars. blockbuster 0ppenheimer is expected to dominate this year's awards. hello i'm nicky schiller. we begin with the war in gaza, where a us military ship is currently sailing towards the middle east, carrying equipment to build a temporary pier off the coast of gaza. it comes after presidentjoe biden said the us would build the floating harbour to help get aid into gaza by sea. biden earlier criticised the isareli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's conduct of the war in gaza, saying

, you have to calm down, because here we don't need to have one-on-one like in the us army, first of l, we are fighting on our own land. secondly, these are completely different conditions of provision, thirdly, this is not a contract army, but an army of the national liberation war. we do not expect the people who participate in the war that they are all. professional military, we make something better out of what we have, and so if we don't have it exactly like johnny from alabama, it doesn't mean we have it bad, it's just a completely different environment in which this tactic is formed medicine, what we have achieved, that we are doing something that others have not done before, this is a very in-depth training in tactical medicine for people with no medical education at all, no medical training, as i have already said, there is suspicion. which teach the soldier to replace the tourniquet with tamponade and bandage, this, this a simple mechanical manipulation, but it can be very dangerous if a long time has passed since the tourniquet was applied, because if several hours pass, an

the us and jordan airdrop more aid into gaza, as a us army ship carrying equipment for a temporary floating port heads to besiged strip. this as a spanish charity vessel carrying 200 tonnes of food prepares to set sail from cyprus as part of a new maritime aid corridor. the princess of wales thanks the public for their support as kensington palace shares the first official photo of her since she underwent surgery. and hollywood is waking up ahead of the biggest night on the entertainment calendar — it's the 2024 oscars. will christopher nolan's 0ppenheimer win big? we begin with efforts to get vital aid into gaza, where the un says children are already starving to death. the us and jordan have parachuted more food into the besieged enclave. a us military ship is also sailing towards the middle east, carrying equipment to build a temporary pier off the coast of gaza — which has no functioning port — to get aid there by sea. israel has been accused of preventing aid getting into gaza, and us presidentjoe biden says benjamin netanyahu's conduct in the war is doing israel more harm than good. m

the army in texas and new mexico, he's developing the west for slavery and is using the army to do itas well. and so that's what i have for y'all today. thanks, as always. any questions comments? concerns, please come see me. but thanks, everybody, for a great class and■■r

no, with us army veteran and commentators. scott bennett, scott, you're most welcome. you have these polish warnings. strokes. rats along with fronts, reportedly planning to send troops to ukraine along with other countries mentioning nato involvement to do you see a coordination in this escalation. it all seems to be coming up once. yeah, i think you nailed it right there. it's a coordinated psychological operation that the french and the polish, and the germans and the british and the americans are all working behind the scenes to try and throw every bluff every threat every negative potentiality at russia. in the hopes that it is going to slow down rushes military advances and pre 8 a, a, a, a, a pause, and in that pause create a settlement. so this is all part of a psychological operation to force russia to settle. but i think it's absolutely going to fail, and it's a miscalculation, they all know in europe that the ukrainian leadership and government is suffering a form of mental syphilis from its prostituting itself to the european governments for the last 10 yea

we already said what it is us army production battle tank.hicles were hit in the ovdeevsky direction, and so on the same section of the front the newest assault mine clearing vehicle of the us army m1150 was spectacularly blazing. our. shrapnel flew here over your head, you once thought that you were further away from neighboring positions, shelling is everyday life, but you see the real thing at once, you see now a real combat vehicle, you can see from the sides, from everything that it has gone through a lot of things, this fragments in general, but the armor can withstand a lot of things, i also went before being wounded without this armor, if this armor was present. the more soldiers die, yes, indeed, due to the lack of ammunition and due to the fact that the ukrainian troops are exhausted, especially in the east, the ukrainians are no longer able to defend their cities, when they run out of ammunition, they are simply forced to abandon cities, russia is taking control of more and more new territories in the east of ukraine, and it is pos

and earlier we spoke with the us army veteran scott bennett's. he sais ukraine, and it's western allies may be interested in the coast ations, but russia to ignore all false appeals for peace in ukraine. poland, france, germany, britain, america, they don't have any cards. they have blank pieces of paper. they don't have artillery, they don't have weapons, they don't have soldiers, their entire societies are breaking down. so it's very clear that the west wants to settle this and negotiate russia, needs to room, ignore all of these false, please. for peace rush, it cannot ever trust a single document or a single promise that's ever made from any american ever any britain, any polls, any german, any frenchman, whatsoever. because they have lied and they have engaged in crimes against humanity against the russian people living in ukraine, living and don bass, president putin is always kept the door open for negotiations. president pollutant has never wanted a war and never wanted conflict with ukraine. and indeed, in the early stages of this, we re

out of senseless bloody wars for the last decades, which has further undermined the prestige of the us armythe pentagon, everyone remembers what happened in iraq, what happened in afghanistan, semi-secret operations, operations involving pmcs, investigations, including wikileaks investigations that demonstrated american cruelty. the american army is not with the people. the reason for the problems with recruiting american troops is very simple. for the last 20-30 years, people who have passed through our army have been wondering: what are we doing here? they didn’t understand why they were in iraq or afghanistan, and when they were told that democracy was being built here... they laughed because it was nonsense. people join the army to defend the united states, but instead they are forced to defend ukraine, to defend the middle east. we're not up for it subscribed. however, in any case , of course, no army can completely do without soldiers, so it is necessary to replenish human resources from somewhere, creative ones are already sounding here, so to speak, actually already on the verge of

all right, let's cost live to former us army reserve officers. scott bennett. scott, what are your thoughts on that video of the challenge or tank getting stuck in the might? a new crane is this machine, the game changer it was made out to be well, the game changer is actually turned out to be the geography of, of the ukrainian russian area of done bass. and that entire, as you, you observed, of soil rich area that just uh is, is, is a very difficult terrain for tanks to navigate through. especially when the rains come in. because when it, when a tanks under side is essentially elevated, the tracks have nothing to grab traction. so i think this is a miscalculation, of course, that the russians knew this. they've, they've fought in this area for hundreds of years. while the british have been used to quite a different dynamic for the past 50, they've done nothing but make tanks for mary. go rounds and amusement parks and to stimulate their military industrial complex. so i think is a, a formidable weapon system. it's proving to be completely unreliable for the te

a us army logistics ship carrying equipment to build a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, asart of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity says a ship carrying 200 tonnes of food for gaza is ready to set sailfrom cyprus. we'll be live with the latest from larnaca. and as hunger stalks gaza, these are the latest pictures of an airdrop of aid over the besieged strip. live from london. i am nicky schiller. the princess of wales thanks the public for their support as kensington palace posts the first official image of her since she underwent abdominal surgery. and the battle of the blockbusters will be decided later at the biggest night in the entertainment calendar. will barbie or oppenheimer win big at the oscars? hello, i'm anna foster, live injerusalem. let me take you to the skies above gaza, and these are pictures that show the latest drop of aid that has been carried out by us central command and jordanian air force. this is the latest airdrop into gaza, which provided meals, more than 11,500 meal equivalents, food like rice, flour, pasta an