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the us state department said this week that russian troops had used chloropicrin, an oily liquid developedthe first world war which irritates the lungs, eyes and skin. the kremlin described the accusation as "completely baseless and unsubsta ntiated". 2a people are now known to have died in southern brazil, where some of the worst storms on record have caused severe flooding. more than 20 others are missing. 1a,000 people have lost their homes or been displaced by the extreme weather. researchers have recreated a sd model of the face of a female neanderthal who lived 75,000 years ago. the reconstruction was made from a shattered skull discovered in a cave in iraq. experts think the women may have been in her 40s, a considerable age for the time. so far, there have been 1900 arrests at the college protests across the united states. at least 60 colleges have taken part, though not all of those arrested were affiliated. the new york mayor eric adams said this morning more than 40% of those arrested at colombia and cuny were "not from the schools, they were outsiders". police have now removed

the us department of defense admitted that russian troops have found effective and inexpensive ways toounter precision weapons delivered to ukraine. experts note that russian specialists quickly adapted electronic warfare systems for this purpose. however, the white house administration is not going to abandon the aggressive anti-russian rhetoric of the sanctions policy. the us senate approved a bill to introduce a ban on the import of low-enriched uranium from russia. the document was sent to joe biden for signing, and it will come into force 90 days after adoption. at the same time, according to media reports, moscow supplies the united states with approximately a fifth of the total volume of enriched uranium, used as fuel for american nuclear power plants. observers believe that replacing these supplies will be a challenge for washington, and the cost of raw materials could rise by 20%. artyom krosulin, evgenia zemtsova, lead. slovak motorcyclists from the brother for brothers association. under sophia and galicia, the level of penetration of western culture was very large. sophia w

s. national nuclear security agency describes them on the evening of may 14th the us department of energy's national nuclear security administration, successfully executed a sub critical experiment and then as a relies on some critical experiments to collect valuable information, to support the safety, security, reliability,

it receives 1 billion dollars annually from the us department of defense and institutions affiliated with the zionist regime . the university authorities gave the students a deadline to collect their tents on wednesday , but the students say they will continue the protests . we will stop our protests when the university authorities take care of our demands. without the authorities giving in to our demands. in this case, this is no longer an objection. this is obedience to their orders. a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. at the university. puerto rico, which is under the political rule of the united states , students installed the palestinian flag on the university building instead of the american flag. in new york university, the police attacked the tent and arrested a number of students and professors. university staff i am i was arrested because i wanted to defend the students who are being

i can confirm that _ the us state department. i can confirm that hamas _ the us state department. that hamas has - the us state department. i can confirm that hamas has issued | the us state department. i can confirm that hamas has issued a response and we are reviewing it and discussing it with our partners in the region. director burns is in the region working on it in real time and we will be discussing this response with our partners over the coming hours the stock we continued to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interests of the israeli people, of the passive —— palestinian people, and would bring an immediate cease—fire and allow an increased movement of humanitarian cysts —— movement, so we continue to work to try to reach one. with me now are our international editor, jeremy bowen, and bbc arabic�*s reda el mawy. thank you both are being with us. we heard from frank the details of the cease—fire proposal. we see it on reuters as well forcing the cease—fire proposal that hamas agree to is a 3—phase agreement, each of 42 days long, that is what hamas are saying, but

the us state department has approved the possible sale of three hymarc multiple launch rocket systemskraine. the total transaction amount is $30 million. it also became known that all three systems that the kiev regime wanted to acquire would be financed by germany. and they will sell highmarc from american stocks. in addition, the us department of defense entered into a contract with lock hiem martin for the production of high-precision missiles, which... are also used in ukraine, the issue price is $332 million. and the european union has agreed on a draft agreement to provide ukraine with security guarantees, reports the german publication welt. it is noted that the agreement does not provide for the direct participation of eu soldiers in hostilities. the security guarantees discussed concern political, military and economic assistance. at the same time , brussels plans to provide them no later than the beginning of july. the presidential elections in lithuania are at the finish line, tomorrow in the neighboring republic there will be a referendum on dual citizenship, who will choo

also a former deputy general counsel in the us state department in the us department of transportation and is joining us from singapore. thank you so much, steven for being with us. so your thoughts about this move by the, by the administration. what are the merits of this increase for the you a short and long term? well, what will the economic effect live up to the hype you think that you've got to look at this in the context of a decade, really of a trade winds. and you have to go back to what china started doing and in 2015 with it's made in china 2025 plan. what they did, you know, 4 years ago when they announced their dual circulation strategy, where they were going to have a stable ed economy in the industry that was going to look to dominate the key sectors of the 21st century, which includes electric vehicles include renewables, this is a reaction of the us government to that. the trump administration did an initial reaction to it divided administration of firmed what trump has been doing, or what trump have done, and it's up to on, on sectors like electric vehicles on renewabl

according to the us department of labor, illegally hired almost 30 illegal teenagers. he official website of the department. the fair labor standards act was passed in 1938 because of children working in hazardous jobs. however, in 2024 the american. companies continue to employ children in risky jobs, compromising their safety for profit. representatives of the company, who exposed the minor employees to blame, fully admitted and are ready to compensate for the damage, but this is unlikely to have a significant impact on the overall statistics, only based on the results of the past in 2018 , almost 6,000 children were illegally employed in the united states, and yes, these are only those cases about which auditors became aware. under current state laws for violating child labor laws. only a fine of up to $15,000 is imposed, now american officials are planning to increase it in order to at least try to stop the cynical business. ekaterina likhomanova, mikhail zhilin, conductor, duty department. justice arrived two decades later . in the moscow region , the participants

the us treasury department blamed hong kong fintech. the united states restricted china's access to artificial intelligence software. intelligence and applications based on it , such as gpt chat, states that models that process huge amounts of information can be used on may 9 , the us department of commerce expanded the blacklist to include 37 companies and 26 enterprises from china for involvement in supplies in russia. eight more chinese companies were sanctioned for their alleged involvement in the incident with a chinese balloon that was shot down in us airspace last february. on may 14, the biden administration accused china of unfair trade practices and announced new tariffs on chinese imports. the changes will come into force within 2 years and will affect sectors important to national security. then 25% will increase duties on lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, steel and aluminum products, quay cranes and even syringes, needles, and personal protective equipment. tariff elements for solar panels will increase to 50%, f

this university annually receives one billion dollars from the us department of defense and affiliated institutions. receives to the zionist regime . university officials gave students a deadline to collect their tents on wednesday. but the students say they will continue to protest . we will stop our protests when the university authorities take care of our demands. there is no point in leaving the protest without the authorities obeying our demands. we just can't follow the recipe they say. in this there is no other form of this protest. this is obedience to their orders. a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey, usa, went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. in the university of puerto rico , which is under the political rule of the united states. students instead. the american flag and the palestinian flag were installed on the university building. in new york university, the police attacked the tent and arrested a number of students and

according to the us department of labor , almost 30 illegal teenagers were illegally hired. mented on this case. the fair labor standards act was passed in 1938 because of children working in hazardous jobs. yet in 2024, american companies still employ children in risky jobs, compromising their safety for profit. representatives of the company who provided. employees fully admitted their guilt and are ready to compensate for the damage, but this is unlikely to have a significant impact on the overall statistics; at the end of last year alone , almost 6,000 people were illegally employed in the united states children, and yes, these are only those cases about which the auditors became aware. according to current legislation in the united states , violating the child labor law only carries a fine of up to 15 thousand dollars. now american officials are planning to increase it in order to at least try to stop the cynical business. ekaterina likhomanova, mikhail zhilin, lead the duty department. siberian power. in novosibirsk customs officers of the fsb of the ministry of interna

the authors rely on information from the us department of housing and urban development.ording to the document, without own housing more than 650 thousand americans, and this is the highest number since the introduction of accounting in 2007. at the same time, 40% of homeless people live on the streets or in requested buildings. there is an increase in poverty. among the employed, food insecurity, rising suicide rates, drug addiction and substance abuse. in the european union , illegal migration remains one of the main social problems, and it can be shifted onto the shoulders of poorer countries. the prime minister of finland suggests following the example of britain and deporting refugees to rwanda, only for helsinki, such countries could be albania and morocco. according to the politician on the way. in europe, refugees are sent on life-threatening journeys across the mediterranean with smugglers, so a safer option is to expel migrants to a third country, where they will await a decision on the possibility of obtaining asylum. croatia celebrates statehood day with a nat

as the us state department sees that taiwan is a country that is being threatened by china. they say that again, the us, the department says the taiwan is a country that is being threatened by china. china would argue what china would argue, what exactly the united states itself agrees to that. the us state department agrees that taiwan is not a country. they agree that there is only one china. this is in the state department website. you can go up and read it and so there's only one. china and taiwan is a province. it is a part of the china and the p r. c. this is the legitimate government the but that, but let me do something. what was recognized. yes, but let me just stop here with you just be communicate, i get it. and i think most of the nomenclature that you're stating is correct from what i have read as well. but then the us would argue, yeah, but there's a very strong separatist movement in taiwan. there are people in taiwan who no longer want to be a part of china that has its historic roots as well. therefore, china should back to hell off and let us go in there and

us department of treasury and state department. introduced restrictions against almost 300 companies and individuals, both in russia and in third countries. today's actions, say the american government, are directed against the russian military-industrial base, chemical and biological weapons programs, as well as companies and individuals in third countries, including china, that help russia obtain key resources for weapons production. such support, according to the message of the us treasury department, allows russia to continue the war against ukraine and poses a significant threat. international security, treasury secretary janet yellen emphasized that the defeat of russia's military potential , combined with the approval by congress of additional funding to support kyiv, would give ukraine an important advantage on the battlefield. us secretary of state anthony blinken held talks with israeli leaders on wednesday as part of efforts to reach a ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. blinken said it was time to make a deal that would allow the release of the hostages and susp

as the us state department sees that taiwan is a country that is being threatened by china. they say that again, the us, the department says the taiwan is a country that is being threatened by china. china would argue what in china would argue, what exactly the united states itself agrees to is that the us state department agrees that taiwan is not a country. they agree that there is only one china. this is in the state department website. you can go up and read it and so there's only one. china and taiwan is a profits. it is a part of the china and the p r. c. this is the legitimate government the but that, but let me do something that was recognized. yeah. so let me just show you that we communicate, i get it, and i think most of the nomenclature that you're stating is correct from what i have read as well. but then the us, what are you? yeah, but there's a very strong separatist movement in taiwan. there are people in taiwan who no longer want to be a part of china that has its historic roots as well. therefore, china should back the hell off and let us go in there and hel

the us treasury department has accused hong kong-based finder technology of exporting hundreds of dronehenzhen ihan aviation technology and jonny heavy equipment defense and technology group in the targeted supply of parts for the military. electronics on may 8, the united states limited china's access to software artificial intelligence and applications based on it, such as gpt chat, says that models that process huge amounts of information could be used to carry out cyberattacks or create biological weapons. on may 9, the us department of commerce expanded the blacklist to include 37 companies and 26... enterprises from china for involvement in supplies to russia. eight more chinese companies were sanctioned for their alleged involvement in the chinese balloon incident last february. was shot down in us airspace. on may 14 , the biden administration accused china of unfair trade practices and announced new tariffs on chinese imports. the changes will come into force within 2 years and will affect sectors. important for national security, duties on lithium-ion batteries for electric ve

as the us state department sees it, taiwan is a country that is being threatened by china. we say that again, the us, the department says the taiwan is a country that is being threatened by china. china would argue what china would argue, what exactly the united states itself agrees to that. the us state department agrees that taiwan is not a country. they agree that there is only one china. this is in the state department website. you can go up and read it to yourself. there's only one, china. and taiwan is a profits. it is a part of the china, a and the p r. c. this is the legs in the government the but that, but let me do something. what was recognized, yes, but let me just show you just communicate, i get it. and i think most of the nomenclature that you were stating is correct from what i have read as well. but then the us would argue, yeah, but there's a very strong separatist movement in taiwan. there are people in taiwan who no longer want to be a part of china that has its historic roots as well. therefore, china should back to hell off and let us go in there and he

the us department ofjustice says the alleged heist is the first of its kind.ello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm will perry. coming up... scottish premiership champions once again — celebrations for celtic after securing league title number 5a. chelsea's charge towards the europa league continues with three points at brighton. and we're closing in on fight night in riyad, as tyson fury and 0lexander usyk hope to write their name into boxing history. celtic secured a 12th scottish premiership title in 13 seasons in some style by thrashing kilmarnock 5—0 in what was quite possibly their best performance of the season. brendan rodgers' side neded just a point from their final two games of the season.

although some countries including iraq, syria, and lebanon havejoined iran in mourning, the us state department had a different response. abraham raisi was a brutal participant for nearly four decades. he was involved in numerous horrific human rights abuses, including paying a role in the extrajudicial killing of thousands of political prisoners. some of the worst human rights abuses occurred during his years as president. especially abuse against the women and girls of iran. that said, we regret any loss of life, don't want to see anyone die in a helicopter crash. but that does not change the reality of his record, both as a judge and the president of iran. the fact he has blood on his hands. so, ithink so, i think most importantly, ourfundamental approach

china strongly condemned the us commerce department's decision to add 37 chinese entities to its exportcontrol list. beijing has always strongly opposed the united states' abuse of other means of control. export is to suppress chinese companies. china and russia have the right to economic and trade cooperation do the normal no one has the right to interfere and limit it. the american side has suppressed chinese companies for a long time under the pretext of so-called national security risks. but he never provided any evidence. china's ministry of commerce said the united states recently imposed sanctions against 300 entities and individuals, including 20 companies. it has been opposed unilaterally, which has no basis in international law or the mandate of the un security council. the us imposes sanctions on chinese companies while maintaining trade with russia for its own benefit . china considers this a coercive act square. experts also believe that the actions of the united states are currently focused on technology companies. against the various restrictions of the united states, chi

the us state department likes to accuse our country of ill-treatment of prisoners and demands the release of political prisoners. there are no such people in belarus; those who have started the law are in prison, according to the law, they are responsible for this. what can't be said about the states? let us remember at least one word: guantanamo. the united states is illegally detaining people at guantanamo bay without charge or trial. prisoners are subjected to all types of torture, from sexual harassment to physical torture. usa transferred prisoners to prisons in latvia, poland, morocco and egypt so as not to take responsibility for the cruel torture inflicted on them. the horrifying details of torture carried out by the cia's central intelligence agency at guantanamo bay can be seen, even though much of it was redacted from the senate report. they set up, that means, on the territory of a sovereign state, they built a concentration camp, that means, yes, they mock them, they can afford it, simply because they wanted to, there is the fbi, cia or some other other repressive organizatio

department? largely because we have glorious newly refurbished rooms to celebrate any beautiful, opulent book that gives us the history of those rooms and the collection in its entirety to celebrate as well. and we are sitting in the ben franklin diplomatic room at this time. what is your connection to the state department's america's collection book? well, i'm here on franklin's coattails because had written a book about ben franklin's years in, france, when he is essentially paving way for the american foreign service, he's really first foreign ambassador. and in the years that he spends in france, puts america on the map and as that is the genesis really of the department of state in the beginnings of, american foreign policy. i'm here in a way, as ben franklin's companion. and that, of course, is your book, the great improvised about ben franklin's time in france. you describe franklin as combative, prideful, callous and overbearing. does that make for a diplomat? no, i think is ben franklin, as he dealt with his colleagues, a curious thing about franklin's years in france is that he essentially hits t

secondly, until january 28, the us department of energy will be able to issue import permits if other sources are not available. considering that the main nuclear allies. it is japan, france and britain who have planned the restoration of their respective industries and a shortage of uranium may indeed arise. more than 100 people detained during pro-palestinian protests protests at columbia university in new york. this is what the media reported with reference to the police. the security forces led the students out with their hands tied. a squad of police managed to storm the campus, where protesters barricaded themselves with sofas and massive tables. in an official statement from the university. it is said that such measures had to be taken because the group of demonstrators was led by persons not associated with the educational institution, and the president of columbia university in new york asked the police to remain on campus until 17 may. large-scale student demonstrations for a ceasefire in the gas sector are taking place in sixteen american states. and then the author’s progr

and in this ruling, the us justice department on tuesday said that boeing had violated the terms of thating vehemently opposes. but now, essentially, it will be up to the us government to decide whether it wants to move forward with a criminal prosecution. and in terms of the victims�* families, many of them have insisted that they do want to see criminal charges, that they do want to see more accountability in this case. the trial of the man regarded as the main suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann, will hear evidence today from one of his alleged victims. german national christian brueckner is accused of raping three women, and the attempted indecent assault of two minors. earlier we spoke tojessica parker, our correspondent in braunschweig, who told us more about what we can expect. in the next couple of days, the expectation is we build your from somebody who is regarded as a key witness in this trial. so, hazel behan, an irish woman, who has previously waived her right to anonymity, it is alleged that christian brueckner, 47 years old, raped her in her apartment in praia

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i'm also here on monday, senior us state department officials saying that washington does not think that israel goal of victory over from austin, gaza, is likely or even a possible what is the israeli government doing with that assessment as well as strangers? it is to say that these rarely government has not responded to those assessments has not said a word and has used the cover of 2 major national holidays here. memorial day followed by independence day to day. and really the shattered feeling of most is rarely citizens. it has use this as a cover not to have to respond. the other thing that's important today is that is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has not made himself available either to the press or to the public. so there has been no opportunity given the governor's lack of response to ask directly. and i think it's also important to say that miss m yahoo himself who has been repeating now for several months this month to total victory. it's become really a daily slogan. has never defined it either, any 0 or abroad, not to the media and not to anyone else. you could s

, | by limiting those arms. josh paul- from the us state department, thanks forjoining us.ong contest semifinal is taking place this evening. there are pro—palestinian protests taking place in malmo. quite a crowd. let's speak to sarah rainsford in malmo. what has been happening? the crowd ou can what has been happening? the crowd you can see. — what has been happening? the crowd you can see. this _ what has been happening? the crowd you can see, this is _ what has been happening? the crowd you can see, this is the _ what has been happening? the crowd you can see, this is the tail— what has been happening? the crowd you can see, this is the tail end - what has been happening? the crowd you can see, this is the tail end of - you can see, this is the tail end of the demonstration, and people have been gathering over the last hour, and people are starting to march off through the centre of malmo, a lot of palestinian flags and a lot of chants about what is happening in gaza and also about the eurovision song contest. a lot of people are angry that israel has been allowed to ta

broke out and a designated safe zone in the camp were displaced gardens and matt miller, the us state departments, folks for us and said, that would be an issue if the strike happened in a say selling we've been very clear of course israel should not carry up strikes in the designated safer areas where they have told people to move. they say that's not what happens here. they are going to conduct the full investigation. we're going to wait the outcome of that investigation before passing judgment. and so i think it's fully appropriate to do, we want to have all the facts at our disposal and also, matt miller was asked by reporters how this may be connected with the world court's ruling. just 2 days prior to israel strike on the account and would the judges ordered israel to halt it's cause that offensive. miller said that it was unclear how the 2 were related, and he said that he expects the us expect israel to comply with international law. and when asked, how can, how can you assure that happening? he said, well, israel says it is complying with international law. now on the continued gaza offe

stanislaus county sheriff jeff dirksey told cbs news los angeles he makes no apologies his department sells used service weapons. >> whoever did this, if he didn't acquire that gun, he'll probably acquire another one. >> reporter: dirksey said he saved taxpayers about $25,000 last time they traded in its guns. the department updates their arsenal every seven to ten years. >> if i legally sold my old used patrol cars and somebody uses that in the commission of a crime, is that our responsibility? i would say no. >> reporter: his department is more than one of 140 law enforcement agencies nationwide we found offloading their used weapons to gun stores. this is about 220 smith & wesson mmp 40cs that just came in as police trade-ins. >> reporter: those stores advertised gun's police history as a selling point. >> what you end up with are quality firearms in really good condition. >> reporter: during a 16 year time period ending in february 2022, the atf traced 52,529 former police service weapons to crime somewhere in america. on average, that's more than 3,200 guns every year, nine every day. >> it

the us department ofjustice said mizuhara will plead guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count a false tax return, the first of which carries a maximum of 30 years in federal prison. nikola jokic has won the nba's most valuable player award, continuing overseas dominance of the sport's top individual honour. denver nuggets�* serbian centre has been named mvp in three of the last four seasons, beating shay gilgeous—alexander of canada and slovenian luka doncic in the voting. there hasn't been an american winner since james harden in 2018. it's a journey, it is a process. it is trusting in you, it is a whole collective effort. it is nice. it is a special moment, probably i am going to remember the name my whole life so it is a legacy for after the career. well, jokic�*s nuggets have some work to do in their western conference playoff semi final series. they're 2—nothing down to minnesota heading into game three on friday. while in the east, the new york knicks picked up another win against the indiana pacers. they overcame a 10 point half time deficit to beat the indiana pacers 1

the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment. every face trial in the us government would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence, the on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2021 in a 2 day appeal, but to us few k churches in favor of the us went over to the decision to expedite to search the april 2022, westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued to, to extra dykes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. secretary, pretty patel. sign goal for the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time. if this holdings, julian hassan is still being detained in definitely the subject creek appointment in the marsh prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his be off of the most people have heard of him in

china broadcasting news agency parisa iyar strongly condemned the decision of the us department of commerce to add the chinese entity to its export control list . beijing has always strongly opposed the us's use of other export control tools to crack down on chinese companies. china and russia have the right to conduct normal economic and trade cooperation . no one has the right to interfere and limit it. the american side for a long time chinese companies excuse the so-called line. put in the context. increases advanced technology pecam officials say that china will take necessary measures to firmly protect the legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies. mohammad reza khaliq vardi, radio news agency , china's east asia regional office. analyzing the burner data of the furnaces with the help of artificial intelligence , it is monitoring that if one of the flames might be interrupted , it will alert the operator before the introduction of artificial intelligence technology in the refinery industry, sensors were used in the furnace, which created challenges. it was zero and one, whi

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department. thanks forjoining us.ng your concern. possible, can you to us what is a controlled substance, in general, what is the classification mean? sure, thank you- _ classification mean? sure, thank you. a _ classification mean? sure, thank you. a controlled i thank you. a controlled dangerous substance is a list of drugs that are considered to have a high risk of abuse or dependence or addict give properties or are a public health hazard. they are categorised into various schedules depending on the degree of risk. these are drugs that are opioids, as you mentioned, schedule for drugs, which these would now be placed in, things like valium, xanax and tramadol, things we know have a very high risk for abuse and dependence. mifepristone and dependence. mifepristone and misoprostol. do and dependence. mifepristone and misoprostol.— and dependence. mifepristone and misoprostol. do not. what uses they _ and misoprostol. do not. what uses they have _ and misoprostol. do not. what uses they have beyond - and misoprostol.

and josh paul was a former senior official at the us department of state. resigned this past october in protest of increased us arm sales to is really is now a non resident fellow at democracy for the arab world. now, when a thank you both for joining me. know, and i'm going to start with you, but can you share some findings of the reports and key findings? specifically, what evidence you found that indicates that you as arms sales to israel could be a violation of us law. and international law, particularly, was discussed in vines memo. absolutely, i want to emphasize mark that national security memorandum number 20 isn't anything new, but actually lives preexisting laws that have not been enforced as they should have . and that includes international humanitarian law. understanding very well that international humanitarian law as often contested and can be a slippery terrain. 2 thirds of our report focuses on us lot alone on civil harm mitigation and u. s. military best practices as well as 620. i am the point assistance act and then when we're looking at, i chose humanitarian law.

the station, the us department in the first directorate, became interested when your father flew to washingtonthe storage rooms. why leave money to a dead person? i worked in analytics. but if you look up the records and compare the information that we processed, then something can be understood, you would help us a lot, we would be grateful to you, 10,000, uh, dollars, sooner or later they will come to you, right? there’s no way to overplay the game here, you have to think about what sauce to feed it to, you have to be forced by circumstance, who we’re going to feed them, they ’ll take that person and start spinning them around, interrogate, he will deny everything, no, ironclad evidence is needed here, someone needs to be sacrificed, from those who are of little use, but really worked for us, for example, lempard. he has become a greyhound, the boys may not understand if we jump off, since when did you start to care what the boys think, the lads and i are on equal terms, you fool, little one, everyone in the bathhouse is on an equal footing, and then they are in the common, and you are in lo

a coffee when up to now we didn't have any statement from the us department. the only think we got to say it's more of the messages of teaching good from at the nbc of the us embassy and do just that. yeah, we do also to get more information about the. ready ready the cities in the i was in the tent but it was, you know, the, the, the, the, a lot of the us before and kind of the u. k. and europe. so uh we are waiting for the. ready ready of the sort of statement from those coffee, but even from our coffee. so people can see the, uh, what's going on. building breaks all the way to the styles, members of the space agencies from the geostrategic economic grouping of i've been given of the item tour of a customer or training center in the most of the region representatives from china, iran, brazil, ethiopia, outside of africa. they all visited stock city delegation shown around some of the key facilities where the customer also train. they also had a chance to a peek inside a mockup of the russian and the 2nd went to the international space station as well as a saw

according to the spokesperson of the us state department, changes in us policy. with regard to russiaere is none, so the united states government will continue to impose anti-russian sanctions and at the same time will not stop helping ukraine as long as necessary. and by the way, one more piece of information from the state department of the united states of america, on their website they published information about the investigation, and according to this investigation, according to this information, it became known that russia is not one. used chemical weapons once in the past two years on the territory of ukraine, at least on the front line, and these are not isolated cases, as stated in this message, probably dictated by the desire of the russian troops to dislodge ukrainian troops from fortified positions and achieve a tactical advantage on the battlefield, this is a quote from the application. of the state department and they used chloropicrin, this is a chemical element that is now prohibited for use during hostilities, it was used even during of the first world war, and it is

the us department of defense has entered into a contract with the american company lock head martin forh are also used in ukraine. the cost of this transaction is $332 million. precisely one of the american haimers vsso missiles. blue escape routes for hitler's favorites, how they pulled out the worn-out fascists from the camps, and what does the cia have to do with it, as well as the theft of nuclear technology, what secrets did the americans steal from the third reich, and how theft was sold for their own heroism, understandable politics continues the series of programs about the cynical operations of the united states after the collapse of germany, watch on monday after the panorama. the presidential elections in lithuania are at the finish line, tomorrow in the neighboring republic there will be a referendum on dual citizenship, the choice will be who will lead the country and in what course for the next 5 years. among the candidates is the incumbent. president nausėda and head of government simonyta, although the approval ratings of the former and the latter are declining closer to

the us state department has sent in a deal of weapons to congress for $44000000000.00 packages for arms to israel. it comes as present job. i do need a shipment of weapons early. this month, all the concerns about these really invasion of fresh and 11 use. the us president has shopping increased ties funding for some china in an effort to protect jobs ahead of november's election at the white house is a tire sort of by to $18000000000.00 worth of chinese products, including electric vehicles, batteries and semiconductors. as the defense and the defense driver has attached the credibility of donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, during the 2nd day of testimony in the form of us president tash money trial, co until the quote that trump ordered him to pay adult films task. so when we done those more than $100000.00, christian to no mirror for some new york on michael cohen, no. lynch pen of the prosecution's case against donald trump, heading to port for 2nd day of testimony there. he described conversations with his former boss who ordered him to quote, take care of it when an adul

we begin in the us little report released by the state department suggests that as well may have reached international lowes by using american homes in gauze on the assessment the spot, the for memorandum issued 5 president job item in february's, ordering to the level to report on the issue to congress, the documents states that it is, quote, reasonable to assess, but us supplied weapons has been used in war in ways that are inconsistent with israel's obligations. let's get more on this now from dw correspondent benjamin, although as cuba invoicing to dc, benjamin you've been going through this report, can you tell us a bit more about what this port for these phase? so it was a long awaited state department report that was due on wednesday of this week, and the report says that israel likely violated gnomes of international law and it's use of u. s. weapons. but say it also said that it did not find enough evidence to block it shipments the report says, and i quote that it's reasonable to assess that israel has use the onto weights inconsistent it with a standards on humanitarian rights