elizabeth shackelford, former official at the us department official at the us department of state, speakingg newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll tell you about the restored mural in an english pub — painted as payment by a local artist and drinker. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennia. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines: the us attorney general says he personally approved the decision to search donald trump's florida home and would make the court documents public. firefighters from across europe offer to help france — as it struggles t

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the us department - be jailed. this is a miscarriage of justice. the us department has. justice.be it brittney griner was wrongfully detained. former police officers are arrested _ wrongfully detained. former police officers are arrested in _ wrongfully detained. former police officers are arrested in the - wrongfully detained. former police officers are arrested in the us - wrongfully detained. former police officers are arrested in the us overj officers are arrested in the us over the killing of breonna taylor, who was shot dead in her apartment two years ago. two years since a deadly blast killed over 200 people at the port of beirut, their families are still calling for justice. welcome back. let's get more on our top story. brittney griner, the us basketball player and olympic gold medallist, has been sentenced to nine years in prison in moscow on charges of drug smuggling. president biden has called the sentence unacceptable and demanded her immediate release. he said his administration would pursue every avenue to bring her home. here's our russia editor, steve rosenberg.

from the us department ofjustice, our north america correspondent john sudworth has more.t we have had that news of the unprecedented search of a former president's home by the fbi, another highly unusual intervention, a press conference by the attorney general merrick garland taking place in the building behind me, and in which he made it clear that he was going against long—established president by speaking out against long—established precedent by speaking out on an ongoing legal issue. his motivation — donald trump's own public statements and that full—barreled assault by the former president's supporters, in which they are accusing the fbi and mr garland's own department of engaging in politcised justice. mr garland said he was seeking to have the search warrant and the list of items taken from mr trump's home made public, something that will, in a way, put the ball firmly back in mr trump's court, because were he to oppose that motion, of course, it may look as if he has something to hide. there's been no real response from donald trump yet, other than a few social m

this us justice department _ unforgivable. this us justice department releases - unforgivable. ice department releases a - unforgivable. this us justice - department releases a document used to justify the search of donald trump's florida home. tributes continue to nine—year—old olivia, who was fatally shot in her own home. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. coming up in half an hour, i'll bejoined by foreign correspondents based in london and columnist to abate issues including the many constitutional crises rocking australia. stay with us on bbc news. hello and welcome to bbc news. we begin with those mornings of energy bills rising by 80% from octoberfor tens of millions living in england, scotland and wales. it will cause hardship for many already coping with hardships. that's the maximum amount people understand a tariff could be charged per unit of energy, but the actual bills, those figures are the average, and they may be higherfor are the average, and they may be higher for different people. simon jack explains. abby is a single mum living in ipswich. the e

the us state department has announced that president biden is planning to appoint an ambassador to theregion. the move comes as russia increases its military activity in the area. and liverpool have pulled off a record—equalling result in the premier league — beating bournemouth 9—0. good evening. the chancellor, nadim zahawi, says middle income earners, as well as low earners, will need government help to pay energy bills this winter. it comes as another minister defended the decision to wait until a new prime minister is in place before any announcement on further support is made. yesterday, the regulator ofgem confirmed a dramatic 80% rise in the energy price cap from october, taking the average annual household bill to more than £3,500. here's marc ashdown. "help is coming." that's the message from the chancellor on rocketing energy bills. but when, how and who will receive it remains difficult to tell. in an interview with the daily telegraph, nadhim zahawi warns high bills could be here to stay for the next two years, and says while he's concerned about helping people on benefits

that's after the us department ofjustice broke with custom to ask a court in florida to unseal the documentse former president has until friday afternoon to object to the release, which was requested by the us attorney—general merrick garland. i personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. second, the department does not take such decisions lightly. where possible, it is standard practice to seek less intrusive means as an alternative to a search and to narrowly scope any search that is undertaken. a search warrant was authorised by a federal court upon the required finding of probable cause. the property receipt is a document that federal law requires law enforcement agents to leave with the property owner. the department filed the motion to make public the warrant and receipt in light of the former president's public confirmation of the search, the surrounding circumstances and a substantial public interest in this matter. from the us department ofjustice, our north america correspondentjohn sudworth has more. well, in the week we have had that news of the unpr

i would like to note that within the framework of the us department of defense program to reduce the biological threat. one of the areas of research of labyrinth globals is the study of coronaviruses and the monkey virus we trace. a clear trend of pathogens in sleeping sickness that fall into the zone of interest of the pentagon in the future receives a pandemic distribution, with the acquirer's benefit becoming us drug companies and their backers us democratic party leaders previously documented us use of biological weapons in our department of defense. this is also being claimed in other countries in july, venezuelan president nicolas maduro announced the involvement of the united states in the assassination of the former head of state. hugo chavez according to the venezuelan side. to eliminate it, a special drug was developed. filed by the venezuelan side a similar drug to poison chavez claudios, who were part of the president's entourage, was used. joining us intelligence agencies, she left venezuela and was subsequently taken to the us cause the investigative link between the de

no new food for the us department of justice also does not provide reflections, but trump insists inoxes that the agents took away from the deer. were declassified. they themselves, as the president of the materials, besides, the fbrows did not give a damn and the lawyer's secret had just become. it is known that the fbi during its. the now-famous maralaga raid took away boxes of confidential materials, such as a lawyer's client, as well as materials. exhilarating power they shouldn't have taken. i respectfully request that these documents be returned immediately. where they were taken. thank you. democrats in the house of representatives do not believe trump, the head of the special committee on intelligence. adam schiff, one of the authors of the trump impeachment, by the way, insists there is no evidence that the documents were declassified, the idea that 18 months later donald trump might just announce everything i took home is declassified. this idea is absurdly the easiest way to understand is to look at these papers. if everything so secret was buried in maralaga in the mornin

amazing reaction to this from the us state department against the background of such insane actions of the kiev regime, the us secretary of state said that washington is doing everything possible to ensure that nuclear power plants return to the control of kiev, antony blenkin said this during telephone conversations with the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, kulebai condemned the action, not ukraine nuclear power plant protects. pervomaiskaya luhansk people's republic is recovering after another strike by american hymers from the apu, as reported in a joint center under control, one person died three including the wounded child is clearing the rubble from the scene report by igor pikhanov. workers of the municipal enterprise clear the access roads to the apartment building, which suffered from the shelling the night before, through the nine-story building of the militants. apu fired, at least three shells from an american-made hymars multiple launch rocket system, the main blow fell on the central part of the panel house. ukrainian military. they launched a missile attack on a d

it is currently unknown, the publication asked the pentagon to comment on this information, the us departmentdefense denied it, but somehow it seems to me that it is true. i will also remind you that on wednesday us president joe biden announced the allocation of 2 billion 900 million dollars in military aid to ukraine. well, what do i think if they create such a structure, it will be somehow organized and unified to provide this help to us, the information that i will tell you now appeared four days ago, but since it is very important and i i just read it this morning, so i just couldn’t help but tell you about it today, so the most help since the beginning of the year and until august 3 of this year we received 44 and a half billion dollars from the united states. if we compare this indicator with the country's gross domestic product , the united states ranks only seventh , but estonia helps us the most, followed by latvia, poland is third on the list norway is on the fourth step and lithuania closes the top five after it and before the usa great britain. by the way, germany is only 13th on

at the same time, the us department of defense notes the successes of the ukrainian army in the southpite the superiority of the russians in manpower and weapons, our military was able to repel the enemy, in particular by blowing up the crossings in kherson, this significantly limits the invaders' ability to maintain the ability in addition, the us department of defense mentioned the recent explosions at the air base in occupied crimea, they noted that they do not know the reasons for these explosions, but they did damage russian aircraft and ammunition that were used to attack ukraine in general, if you evaluate the actions of the ukrainian military on a scale from zero to 10 , the effectiveness of the armed forces is 12, an unnamed high-ranking official of the us ministry of defense emphasized, the russian army does not stop, even on ukrainian cities from the territory of the russian federation, the enemy continues to shell the border areas of ukraine

the us justice department has released the legal evidence used to justify the unprecedented search ofe integrity of the ongoing investigation. mr trump has called the operation a witch—hunt. energy bills in britian are set to soar by 80% in october — causing real hardship for millions of people, who are already coping with a steep rise in

a federaljudge in america has ordered the usjustice department to ordered the us justice department toearch donald trump's mar—a—lago home. mr drum has accused the fbi of an act of political retribution. much more on all of these stories on the bbc news website. you can you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. thank you for your company and we will see you next time. goodbye. hello. well, last night, parts of southeastern britain were swamped by thunderstorms — a month and a half of rainfall in one or two spots, much quieter out there right now. and friday promises to be a decent day, not all that sunny. we are expecting the clouds to increase through the course of the morning, into the afternoon — all as a result of this weather front, which is approaching from the west. it's a weaker weather front, there's not an awful lot of rain on it. perhaps a few showers out towards the west, and notice that central and eastern areas will be mostly bright, even sunny. so here's a closer look, then — early hours of the morning, here's the cloud reaching south western parts of england, wale

forty- fifth us president was coordinated by high-ranking counterintelligence officer from the us department of justice jay brother, by the way, a prominent donor to the democratic party in june. he conducted reconnaissance in advance on the ground, personally visited the trump, met his lawyers on the estate. he inspected the premises and copied some photos and documents from the same boxes seized later during the search. so not to clean up, the traces left behind came to the trump. the deep state can be tested only after the publication of the fidevid, that is, an explanation why was the search for an explanation from the prosecutor general, but he is just against it, if there is a publication, then only in an edited form transparency in such a case for the democrats. it is now politically inappropriate. they say democrats don't care about biden's mental decline or last year's disaster in afghanistan they don't care, inflation high gas prices recession they do n't care about anything even biden's son was selling access high-ranking the people of our country only care about pure political po

according to the forecast of the us department of agriculture, a wave of droughts threatens the losssixth of the corn crop in the eu a worldwide. we can not get them forty million tons. also, a significant decline is expected in sunflower crops, its crop may decrease by 11% in general, the number of people who are faced with acute food shortages in the world has reached 340 million, according to the united nations.

but the us department of defense again started talking about possible deliveries of combat aircraft. and not anyhow. what i am ready to tell you is that the supply of fighters is still a possible option. it's just that the final decision on this matter has not yet been made; as for aviation, the last time the conversation was about low-speed attack aircraft. 10 that america was going to send fighter jets to scrap. this is also evidence of a change in approach and retired hawks, as usual, can say more than hawks in the pentagon staff. smoothly pass to the pronoun. we are extremely important to we helped president zelensky defeat russia and not just throw them back to the same positions as before . it is very important that we provide not only moral support, but also weapons, including us air power f-16 aircraft. they are not included in this package. but this is what we need to consider. in the future, at the same time, kiev’s requests will be listened to even more carefully and they even promise not to put pressure on kherson yet. well, okay, the fighting continues the importance of

we note that this crime was condemned by the official representative of the us state department welln the state department. it seems that they themselves have already forgotten the american representative immediately switches to a topic of interest to the west, given the urgency of this situation, russia should create a demilitarized zone around it, and this will allow the ukrainian personnel who are forced to work there to assess the damage to restore safe functioning. nuclear power plant is a demilitarized zone allows the iaea team to go to the facility to inspect the facility, assess the security, we urge russia to give the go-ahead for a visit to the gatte to this facility in such a way that the sovereignty of ukraine is respected that it would be nice to start demilitarization with those who are so patronized in washington do not think . although kiev has its patrons. already openly substitutes for the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant using american howitzers m-77 with shells that are equipped with american explosions. type m 379, and here, in general, russia see

topics of the day, let's talk with ostap yarosh ostap hello, shows , what specifically are the us departments warning about again, and are they directly related to independence day? yes, indeed, yuli of the state department has information that russia is now increasing its efforts for possible missile strikes on civilian infrastructure and on government facilities of ukraine in the coming days, such and such a message appeared on the website of the american embassy in kyiv, with your permission, i will read a fragment of their warning on so they write on the website that russian attacks on ukraine pose a constant threat to civilians and civilian infrastructure, the us embassy urges american citizens to leave ukraine now, using available private options for ground transportation if it is safe, but yuli has heard such warnings not only from the united states before, but also in the main intelligence agencies warned that it is necessary to be especially careful , in particular, on august 24, independence day, due to the increased threat of possible missile strikes or provocations from on the sid

no new food for reflection, the us department of justice also does not provide trump, but insists inents took away from the maralag were declassified. they themselves, as the president of the materials, besides, the fbrows did not give a damn and the lawyer's secret had just become. it is known that the fbi, during their now famous maralaga raid, took boxes of confidential material such as a lawyer 's client, as well as executive material that they were not supposed to take. i respectfully request that these documents be returned immediately to where they were taken. thank you. democrats in the house of representatives do not believe trump, the head of the special committee on intelligence. adam schiff, one of the authors of the trump impeachment , by the way, insists there is no evidence that the documents were declassified, the idea that 18 months later donald trump might just announce everything i took home is declassified. this idea is absurdly the easiest way to look at these boomers. if trump kept everything so secret in marals that it already fell under the law on espionage, t

publication wrote about this the day before, according to the link according to sources in the us state departmentpresentatives of the us state department unofficially told members of congress about this, again according to information from sources according to diplomats if russia is excluded from being included in the list of countries sponsoring terrorism, then the kremlin can refuse to fulfill its part of the grain agreement that was concluded a few weeks ago; besides, such a decision, again, according to american diplomats, will actually prohibit american companies from having at least some business relations with russia, that is, at least any with business relations with russia, they want to continue to have september 5 is not far away, and with a high degree of probability we can say that in the chair of the head of the british government a good friend of ukraine, les taras, will sit down, a new sociological survey conducted by the yougo company commissioned by the british tv channel sky news adds to this confidence, according to it, 66% of conservatives are ready to vote for the current hea

holidays by withdrawing and returning his passports while biden signs pr bill to reduce inflation the us departmente is against fears that americans will learn too much and biden's rating. then it will certainly not be raised, denis davydov’s report the fbi now receives so many threats that they decided to fence the headquarters building in washington, putting up a fence, the leadership of the federal bureau of investigation said that they write to them in social networks , some offer to plant a bomb on this building, others will arm themselves and preparing for a civil war and direct threats to employees, the data of agents who searched the house got into the network trump, you have declared war on us and now the hunting season is open for you, as a resident of pennsylvania spoke to the fbi agents on social networks. promised to kill as many feds as possible cost the pennsylvanian was arrested. after he threatened to kill fbi agents on social networks in the week that passed after the search, there were already attacks on the fbi office. guy and in washington, protest shots sounded near congress.

disappointing results, the us government spent 20 years and $145 billion trying to rebuild afghanistan its security forces, civilian government institutions and economy and civil society departmentf defense also spent $837 billion on combat operations in which 2,443 hellish and 1,144 allied troops were killed and 20.66 us troops were injured killed and wounded afghan civilians under 100,000 people. and it's rather understated. estimates are noted in the report that up to hundreds of billions of dollars, the very position of a special inspector appeared in order to investigate where the fabulous money goes. for example, it turned out that the pentagon built a gas filling station for the afghan people for $43 million, which is 140 times more expensive than projects in neighboring pakistan. sticks recalls the former marine comparing buildings with the soviet legacy, the russians built everything from concrete and steel. and we built from plywood, as if at any moment. we are ready to leave afghanistan in 20 years. the mission became so broad that it was very difficult to move to a consensus. and why are we howling at all, and if so, we could not figure out how to end everything and

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the us department of defense started sending me certain types of weapons by sea already a few weeks afterhe invasion, but later began to use ships much more actively, as they began to supply howitzer artillery and other heavy weapons, which constantly require large-caliber ammunition. at miami decided to do their part. drop the stem. help ukraine, here is the slogan announced by the mayor's office for weapons, which they will then send to kiev, they promise a bonus gift card for a rifle, for example, they will give $ 100 and cards of a higher denomination here the city administration decided, as they say, to kill two birds with one stone in miami and other large us cities a huge number of weapons on the street and rampant crime. after that very case of george floyd, the police turned out to be extremely funding cut down the states. and so now it is reaping the benefits of real advice to the layman from the local authorities not to wear expensive jewelry not to drive expensive cars. uh, how much will the president have an effect on the heavily armed residents of miami to help ukraine ? eve

continues under the control of new villages the enemy flees from the battlefield from the boat the us departmentnse decided to repeat nancy-pilot's provocation and set off with visit to taiwan what is the reaction of beijing following estonia poland is thinking how to stop issuing visas to russians, and latvia wants to check all previously issued entry permits. where will this lead

donald trump sues the us justice department over search of his florida home. lt. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. good morning. manchester united manager erik ten hag is calling on his side to build on their impressive win over liverpool last night, after praising the character and fighting spirit of his players who ground out a 2—1win. there was a protest against the club's owners prior to kick off, but united fans had no complaints about what they saw on the pitch as olly foster reports. chanting: we want glazers out, say we want glazers out! - thousands of manchester united fans protested against the club's owners before kick—off. after two woeful defeats, it was no surprise that they'd turn up the volume on their discontent. many more thousands, though, were simply fearful of what might happen on the pitch. liverpool beat them 5—0 at old trafford last season. united showed off their new signing casemiro before kick off — he says he's come to win the premier league. just winning a match would be a start for united. jado

venik, first appeared in court in the state of california, this is stated in a statement by the us departmentf justice usually decides procedural issues at such hearings. including the possibility of making a deposit. then to the side i’ll start to get acquainted with the case materials, as a rule , from the moment of the first appearance in court until the start of the consideration of the case on the merits, it takes several weeks or even months for a russian citizen to face up to 50 years. imprisonment, on charges of money laundering through a cryptocurrency exchange proceedings, in the case. 5 years go to vinnik. this week, our compatriot was x-radiated from france to greece and from there to the usa in our media they said that they were outraged by the actions of athens, which launched a hunt for russians under pressure from washington four-year-old mark from lugansk needs help. the boy has a speech delay, he does not speak medical language. i am sure that the situation can be corrected in order to understand. what is the reason for the deviation? you need to undergo a comprehensive exam

the us department of justice is planning to release an official statement tonight on the reasons whynt raided donald trump's estate, this was achieved by the ex-president himself. according to him, everyone should know. what specific materials did they try to find from him at home, meanwhile, the wall street journal is already claiming that 11 sets of secret documents were allegedly found in the mansion and trump allegedly did not have to take them outside the white house the rights. however, the supporters of the former head of state do not believe in this and talk about political pressure from the united states, reports our top genis root. davydov attorney general gathered his thoughts for a long time 4 days mary garland did not make any statements, after a search, which has not yet been in american history, the fbi came to the house of the former president there are some points about which i want to tell you, firstly, i personally approved the decision to issue a search warrant in this case. secondly, the department does not apply to such decisions frivolously, if possible, the st

year, and the united states is going to urgently establish uranium mining in the country. the us departmentgy is concerned about dependence on russian uranium now our country covers about 20% of the us needs for this fuel, and in total russia kazakhstan and uzbekistan account for almost half of the supplies about this representative of the ministry told the american media uranium is used mainly in nuclear power plants. they account for a significant share of electricity generation. this was the news of the economy in short. summer will be interesting. summer will not be boring movies series documentaries cartoons no, nothing impossible. now on our air footage from the kremlin despite the problems that our ill-wishers and envious people are trying to create for us, nevertheless, the budget is filled, oil and gas revenues are still growing at the right pace, but what, especially with this, non-oil and gas revenues, too, in my opinion , at 24% until recently, all this speaks of you, uh, stabilizing economic indicators, at least for the moment. we understand the risks visible in the medium term

waters made at a rally against the extradition of the founders of wikileaks , he walked near the us department justice building, dozens of people with posters gathered for a rally, and sange is still in the uk in prison earlier satlondon allowed extradition to the united states in the states, the founder of wikilex faces up to 175 years in prison for violating the law on espionage and disclosing classified information waters. calls on us authorities to drop the charges. the smuggling of more than 200 kg of gold was crossed by customs officers of the airport, vnukovo was going to take the precious metal to the united arab emirates, according to the press service of the federal customs service, six couriers were carrying the cargo, citizens of russia and armenia, the first group of three people was supposed to fly to yerevan with ingots in their luggage and hand luggage. they passed control, the second was heading to dubai under the guise of tourists with empty suitcases. after border control, the accomplices met in the airport's no man's land and exchanged luggage, but they were no longer able

department. no one is going to represent us like you are going to represent us. s going to care for our communities and for our departments like you are going to come and represent our communities and our departments. i am a proud black queer member of the san francisco fire department and i'm especially proud to be part of an organization that respects and values our diverse communities in san francisco. [♪♪] >> you know, i remember when i was a teenager, they did i think it was on the grammys, boss scags narrated the san francisco scene and they did a spot on it and how it's evolved and convergence of multi culture and the emergence of gay community, lgbtq, it was not even called that then. >> so like any good listening back then, i played softball and a friend on the team said, the fire department is recruiting women. i took the test in 88 and 89 i got hired. and i always say this, it was like a perfect career, it was like social work, i love that connecting and helping people aspect and physical. so i was like a social worker with an ax basically. and i just t

media reports this with reference to the statement of the official the representative of the us state department not up to the price during the briefing and, by the way, about the us, well, a number of authoritative, authoritative american military and diplomats called on the corresponding official washington is determined to help ukraine, in particular , it is about the supply of weapons that we so need. well, among the signatories of this appeal was kurt volker, former special representative of the united states in ukraine, now mr. volker will be in touch with us we welcome you to mr. volker in the studio of the espresso tv channel thank you for being found the opportunity to join us in our live broadcast . well, the key question is what happens to those weapons if the number of people whom we respect and trust is extremely high, we are talking about politicians of the united states, of course, but they appealed to the official white house with a demand to speed up their delivery to us heavy weapons a-a 10 billion a dollars and conversal offic and in general already eh at the end of this year

in ukraine and literally a couple of days ago there was a statement by the press service of the us departmente ukrainians are using the feniquest system perfectly, this allows us to contract additional capacities and funny girls will ensure the stable execution of combat operations on the battlefield with the capabilities that the ukrainian army needs, but they are repeated never once in such a significant way, in the close-up, the phoeniosis did not fall on the cameras, and as i was told representatives of the company that ensures the delivery of this drone to ukraine, the more we continue to use this complex in secret, the better it will be for ukraine itself, in the near future we should receive 520 such drones in addition to the 120 that we have already received and are using on the battlefield now if we look at the situation on the fronts, let's make such a short outline of what is happening and first of all we will start with the slavyansk-kramatorsk raisin zone. i think that in this area the enemy is actually already breaking his teeth and there are reasons for the fact that we are car

that transition was rewarded with more than $1400000000.00 and funding from the us state department, as well as around $685000000.00 from washington. and tori is agency for international development. so why then do the 2020 international republic institute survey find that 87 percent of the people in tunisia believe their country was headed in the wrong direction. it appears that despite the thank you gifts from the west, the new system has been met with criticism from members of the public who say it has allowed for more corruption, instead of improvement igniting more resentment at a time of high inflation and unemployment. so it's certainly not what then you as president brock obama said was happening and teenager back in 2015 amid the turmoil that so often dominates the headlines. it can be tempting to think that all of north africa in the middle east is gripped by disorder. but in tunisia where the arab spring began democracy and pluralism are taking root, we can do more together to help uneasy and consolidate their democratic gains. the us state department was quick to criticiz

military in principle is growing, let's go, the process is slow . support is not decreasing, the us departmenterrorist, a sponsor of terrorism, and here is the head of the gost department , anthony blinkino , spoke about it. what do you think? will the united states of america succeed after all, when this name is two possible reasons for the position of the state dept. the first reason is to see the biden administration very cautiously and not to increase our support for ukraine because the administration does not want to i am not alone in provoking putin, and i criticize the administration for doing so, because in my opinion, such a submarine serves our most important interests, but there is also a second reason, and the experts say that if my battle is called america, the state of russia is the state of anti- rism, then all those consider что радие Политика Россия a damaged them, they could go to court in order to get от российские кроссовки от российские кроссовки, which are now frozen with us for compensation. of ukraine for economic assistance and the descendants of the construction of uk

military and political figures, and the headlines in the press were full of a senior analyst of the us departmentromised the ukrainian media that nato, playing once again corrects with moscow, rappoport pretending to be jubert used photos of his friends. i came up with a biography for him with the help of these inventions. ah, biographies. ah. fake characters. can be obtained. uh, the audience had confidence, if he called him who he is, in fact, of course, no one would trust him, well, some kind of anti-soviet who fled, and from the sofas, from latvia, but the jewberg did not last long. it is possible that they stopped paying its creator as soon as the political power in the united states changed after the death of the samogor port of kiev, his wife spoke about her husband’s unfulfilled plans for some kind of assistance to ukraine. they also held meetings in the united states. she does not believe the cause of death, they say, could not. the bad habits of counting were helped by those who knew a reliable businessman. i am sure that in addition to alcohol, of course, there were drugs in this atmos

the united states, especially us department of state have been criticised in the past for not having . so it seems now that there is no need now in washington to make a case that the arctic is of strategic importance. so the us is also raising the level of importance on the ambassador at a diplomatic level. ., . , , ., level. how much interest been from russia and china? _ level. how much interest been from russia and china? enormous - level. how much interest been from l russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, _ russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, russia _ russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, russia has - russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, russia has had i in fact. for prussia, russia has had in fact. for prussia, russia has had in ambition to become the dominating arctic nation and they have actually deliberating and working to expand their economic presence and also the military presence over the past 15 years, at least. and china has joined. china actually call themselves near arctic nation. th

but the us department of defense again started talking about the possible supply of combat aircraft,yhow. what am i ready to tell you that deliveries of fighters are still an option. it's just a final decision on this score, it has not yet been made, as far as aviation is concerned, the last time the conversation was about low-speed attack aircraft a-10, which america was going to send fighter jets to scrap at home. this is also evidence of interchangeable approaches and hawks. retirees, as usual, have more to say than hawks in the pentagon. smoothly pass to the pronoun. it is imperative that we help president zelensky defeat russia and not just throw them back to the same positions as before medium-term long-term it is very important that we provide not only moral support, but also weapons, including us air power itself tf-16 they do not go in this package, but this is something that we need to consider in the future, the requests of kiev will be listened to even more carefully. they even promise not to put pressure on it, they say, it didn’t work out with the attack on kherson well

court document used to justify a search of donald trump's florida home is released by the us justice department, but it's heavily redacted. dire warnings of more severe flooding in northern pakistan as it suffers its heaviest monsoon rains in decades. it's the biggest flood we've seen in living memory, and it has stretched all resources into the ground but human vulnerability and fragility is very high. fighting between ethiopian government forces and tigrayan rebels intensifies, with reports of air strikes hitting the city of mekelle. energy bills for millions of households in britain are to rise by 80% in october. and women in iran attend a domestic football match for the first time since the islamic revolution in 1979. hello and thank you forjoining us. the usjustice department has made public some of the information which led the fbi to search donald trump's home in mar—a—lago. it's published a redacted version of the sworn statement — or affidavit — outlining the evidence which the department produced to get a search warrant. these documents are normally kept sealed. the affidavit says tha

the us justice department is released to heavily redacted version of the document that justified the f. b i. search of donald trump's home officials entered the former president, florida state. on the 8th of august. it's part of the proven to whether he'd illegally remove documents from the white house. algiers and fisher has more from washington. it was a remarkable moment, and f b i read on the form of a former u. s. president. donald trump revealed the search at his motto: lago property earlier this month on social media. it provoked outrage among supporters now the department of justice has released the affidavit use to secure a search warrant, signed off by a judge. trump and his team had already handed over 15 boxes of documents he took with them. when he left the white house. they should have gone to the national archives. going through the boxes, investigators found highly sensitive documents. in the 30 page affidavit which is highly censored, the f b, i laid out its case for further search, claiming they believed there were more sensitive documents of maro lago, which could

sanctions this was stated during the briefing by the deputy head of the press service of the us state departmentdant patel. his transcript was published today on the website of the us state department. according to mr. patel, washington has a whole set of restrictions, but due to the fact that the russian budget is mostly replenished from the sale of oil and gas, therefore, the reduction of such types of income due to sanctions could have a strong impact on the russian economy, and they are on oil. it can range from $40 to $ 60. but in the united states of america they talk about it, but in europe they don’t talk about it, they don’t do it, but the following information, to my great regret, did not surprise me at all about the training of servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine in europe should not take place at the level of the european union. such a statement was made by the minister of foreign affairs of hungary, petr sijarto, again in prague, he did not openly oppose such a mission, but said that the issue of training the ukrainian military should be considered separately by the government

, among them morgan's jeep and bank of america, this was facilitated by the explanation of the us departmentn the application of sanctions, the agency allowed banks to conduct transactions with public debt if it helps their clients to abandon such assets. leaving belarus from russia cost the german henkel 184 million euros. this is only for the first half of the year, the company expects that the negative impact of this step will affect the growth rate of sales in the future. let me remind you that it has been successfully operating in our market for the past 30 years at 11 factories producing adhesive materials, detergents, cosmetics and personal care products. the heat wave due to drought has worsened the energy crisis in europe-less rivers. it led to violations of fuel transportation, including for the power plant as a result at the auction, on monday, gas prices jumped by 11.5% to almost 2,500 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters against this background, from october germany introduces additional gas fees. with average consumption for german families. you will have to pay extra almost 500 euro

this is one of the departments of the us state department state department of the united states officialis is one of the departments of the us state department in which there is one more nuance, uh, it works. uh, russian diplomats having the ability to stop something through the wind. and mostly it is said in antiquity. uh, and the west is natural by the state department - it ignores, therefore here, in principle, he also understands. here he is, and zelensky - this is completely for another us department, there are some contradictions between them, and now the heads of these two us departments were brought together at this lvov point so that they removed some contradictions, that he turned out to be in the form of an independent body and something having a-a. uh, zelensky was demonstrating against the aggressive breasts of the humanist desire for peace. well, and so on. clearly an interesting version now let's discuss other versions and that's it. this would be very interesting to discuss. uh, all these version combinations. who? what a game, who has any interest, if it wasn't all unfol

us. we've had other departments, contact us in terms of how do you, how do you do this? how do you create a diverse equitable and inclusive workforce? and so, but i would be lying if i said that we don't have any problems in california or in san francisco or in the department. we are out liars, sure? are we doing our best again to address those things with implicit bias training? with changing the culture, our department has made huge huge leaps as has the city and i really feel like san francisco is part of the solution to moving forward in a better way. people are individuals, there are a lot of different types of people in this world and celebrating our differences is what pride is all about. is r. >>> my name is debra alvarez rodriguez. i'm the deputy director in san francisco. my background is one in which i have spent the entirety of my life committed to finding solution to poverty and addressing the issues of inequity so people and communities can have accesses to resources and financial freedom. one thing true anode dear to my heart was the power of business owne

valentin bogdanov the us department of justice nevertheless presented a search warrant, with which theented all of america with a search warrant for the moral lag was published, and it was from us that the fbrows seized 20 boxes from the residence of donald trump. various documentation states that in two rooms of his personal office, the overhead room and in the pantry near the pool, the investigators found three sets of secret documents and three sets of confidential documents, the remaining four sets are stamped. these top secrets are not something that needs to be stored in special rooms, but even you can get acquainted with them only by taking appropriate anti-spyware security measures, it is prescribed to seize all documents and records constituting contraband evidence, criminally obtained property and other things that are illegally owned in violation. photographers 793.071 or 1.519 section 18 of the united states code, a violation of section 793 is a violation of the espionage act, passed in 1917. it provides for 10 years in prison for collecting, transferring or losing informat