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donald trump accuses the us department ofjustice of trying to resurrect a dead witch hunt after it filed charges hunt after it filed revised charges against him. spacex says bad weather has postponed their mission after technical issues early in the week. in the paralympic games begin in paris today, with the opening ceremony taking place across the city later. hello. welcome. sir keir starmer is visiting berlin, where he's expected to say the uk has a "once—in—a—generation opportunity to reset" its relationship with europe. the british prime minister will be holding talks with the german chancellor, olaf scholz. as prime he was elected as prime minister. for his predecessor rishi sunak, it took 18 months and that is a signal of what london wants to achieve. it is a strong signal that the uk is now open for business with germany. he is very serious about pushing forward quite concrete bilateral agreements, particularly on defence. i think that is something the two countries are keen on working together on. what they cannot really do much is when it comes to trade because that is within t

along the lines of this policy, the american soy bean association, the asa, supported by the us department of agriculture signed contracts with the afghan officials. jim hershey as a representative of the soy bean association, along with stephen quan was among the most important us figures who entered afghan food industry. jim's goal was to link soy bean consumption in afghanistan to the asa in the long run. accessible available, affordable and acceptable. the nei and the asa were after bigger advantages in afghan reconstruction that will lead to... bigger contracts. the interaction between stephen quan and jim hershey led to major contract with the us agriculture department. is protein deficient, there's not enough protein in the market, there's not enough protein in some of the households, a project that was worth $26 million to develop soy bean production in afghanistan, but the contract was only a part of the soybean fund for afghanistan. after 2003, the american soybean association and the nei got bigger funds losed. total amounted to $34 million, but in 2014, the center for public in

that is supposed to happen according to again, the us state department. that sounds weird at the us state department is protecting an attack tonight on israel and that weird, weird to me. we're going to talk to her about that. we'll be right back. stay with the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, to take a fresh look around this life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shepherd, reality distortion by how us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can one year that you attempted to collect at the exit amount apache sat there for the show and then it will be a job to left for the cause of a dish. uh excuse us for the defense of the supplement is such a blessing and not to mention it in for 2 months. did you lose it asked me if i say that, i mean, i know people, there's only 2 reasons to just say within the city, the new country can piece of us and they're going to be present the

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that is supposed to happen according to again, the us state department. that sounds weird that the us state department is protecting an estimate on israel and that we're weird to me. we're going to talk to her about that. we'll be right back. stay with the the, the we are in north, the city of, in the caucuses, mountains where beautiful people have been coming together to celebrate the ancient traditions. since the beginning of time itself, where everything has a special symbolic meaning. i'm so i'm thomas. this is in my vision's and today we're discovering of the world of a such a call from the right welcome back. i'm joined now. i'm rick sanchez. by the way, in case you forgot during the break, as it was directed. in fact, i'm joined by a little hard to see that communication strategists use the editor in chief of the mina uncensored. she also writes for sky news, radio, and as well as up there with news, and she's good enough to join us. so highlight, how are you all this? well, just a disagreement. i used to i for avenues and basically it's gone years

some of the man and the women of the us state department with deep ties to us corporations, especially in the oil and energy sectors. the are doing everything they possibly can to take over the government of that as well as a country with one of the world's largest oil hit cats reserves. now i wonder why they're doing that, right. remember back in 2019, when the us state department anointed some guy, no one of never heard of name one wide all as a new president of it as well. well, it was an incredibly brave and active interference in the affairs of another country, and it was seen that way by most countries in the world. well, many arguing that is happening again years. the headline. this is from the washington post. the us state department has named on the losing side of the bed as well with elections as the winters they are doing. so because they say that according to the opposition, the election was unfair. by the way, opposition is a term the state department often uses all over the world to describe the side that they're pulling for. so here, let me be more clear, according to th

michael meloff, an analyst and former director of the pentagon of the us department of defense. but on the 9th day of the 322nd war in gaza, in addition to bombing this barrage, the zionist forces continued their attacks in the west bank and despite besieging the jenin camp , they had to fight with the resistance groups of this camp for hours. in this conflict , wissam hazem, one of the commanders of hamas, was martyred. i mean, what happened, this is a nightmare, i mean, we were in a situation nightmare nightmare nightmare means imaginary. that is, we could not see and hear, and that is enough of what is clear in our eyes , from jed, from jed, of what we did not imagine, that is, he will become the al-borj or sahibi, but all my heart will be the al-borj, the belt, the batoon, and the stones . i'm sure you've run out of supplies , i don't have alcohol, i don't have a house, it's enough, we're the best , i'm not , it's enough, we're the best, we don't care, it means that it's going to be fine . that is, like halib nafl, for example, ana andi today in the house of the girl, she ha

michael melouf, analyst, former director of the us department of defense, let's talk mr. melouf, hello , thank you for inviting us to talk. the war in gaza has ended and now we are approaching the threshold of the twelfth month of this war. in the past week, like all the previous weeks, the us sent weapons to israel continued, and the 500th american plane carrying bombs and missiles landed in the occupied territories, according to reports. so far , the us government has sent 50,000 tons of bombs, missiles, weapons and military equipment to israel, of course , there have been other supports, including intelligence cooperation. yahya senwar, the leader of hamas, was identified during these 11 months, but the total amount of these contributions is so far. he did not achieve victory in gaza or the destruction of hamas. on the other hand, now, blinken has come to the region 9 times and has always said that he is looking for peace. but after 11 months , it has not been able to end the war. the general picture so far shows that american foreign policy has not been able to help is

bought back by the company at the megager price. of just $32,000, just as pieces of metal. the us department of justice could not be held accountable for the loss, but it wasn't only the military planes that were inefficient. in total disbelief, the uniforms issued by the us were inappropriate for the weather conditions in afghanistan. the uniforms that were issued to uh the afghan national army uh have been deemed inappropriate for 97% of afghanistan, but it wasn't only the design of the uniform that was bizarre. the expenses asked by the pentagon for the uniforms in afghanistan were unbelievable, from 28 million to $93 million were the variable costs of the military uniforms, but based. on the release documents, $93 million seem to be correct. it's completely obvious the cost for military uniforms is ridiculous and shows a large scale corruption at the us defense department. eod spend approximately $93.81 million dollars to procure x number of uniforms, etc. that means a pattern of issues and almost a 10-year span of period. which would lead me to believe rather than stupidity or corruptio

michel maalouf, the former director of the pentagon of the us department of defense. to examine the appointment of yahya senwar as the successor of ismail haniyeh as the leader and head of the political office of hamas, but on the 300th day of the fifth day of the genocide and the continuation of the resistance in gaza, we see the latest pictures from palestine. this is not the first time that we are doing mass graves. this is the third time. this is the third time. it is in the north. there are 11, 50 people in my tomb in gaza, in the north. this is the tomb in nasser hospital. there are 400 people, and the place i know about it is bad. we are about 90 , 90, 85 people. adam, why do you have mass graves , because i do not have the means to bury 80 people, there are no graves, no stones, no tiles, and nothing in the main mosque of the walls. i don't believe that this theme of the burial of these martyrs is in itself a penalty for the rights of humanity and humanity , because the people of these martyrs do not know about the burial of their children, nor do they know th

hungarian companies, as well as the family of the minister of defense of russia, separately the us department of commerce led a trade restriction against 123 companies, mainly russian and chinese companies, and the us treasury department warned allies that ready to make financial sanctions more brutal, that is, if russian banks will open their accounts. or representative offices in other countries, then these countries may enter under secondary sanctions, even if these russian banks are not on the sanctions list, however, there was an ambiguous reaction in the western media to the new expanded package of sanctions, for example, the economist compared western sanctions with sit, said that in fact russia was already able to establish a bypass of these sanctions through the countries of central asia, georgia. and as the authors of the article suggest, now the europeans are not ready to take a tougher position in policy towards these countries, regarding compliance with sanctions, and the washington post published a column by a former official of the us state department, james cardin, who urges b

donald trump says the us department ofjustice is trying to "resurrect a dead witch hunt" against him, after it files revised charges over interference in the 2020 presidential election. hello, i'm ben brown, welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. at least nine people have been killed in the biggest israeli operation in the occupied west bank for 20 years. a series of co—ordinated raids took place in at least four cities —jenin, nablus, tulkarm and tubas. the israeli military has been using drones and armoured bulldozers, and there are reports of israeli forces surrounding hospitals. israel claims it has killed what it says are nine palestinian "terrorists". its foreign minister, israel katz, has described the situation as a "war" that must be won. a senior palestinian official has accused israel of trying to escalate the war in gaza and warned of "dire and dangerous" results. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut short a visit to saudi arabia because of the attacks. let's take a closer look at the west bank and what it actually is. it's la

the fighting on the border. journalists ask about their reactions, so the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller , had to answer at the briefing whether the us knew about the operation in the kursk region. he says ukraine did not inform the us about this in advance, but washington is currently in contact with kyiv regarding these events. our correspondent olena abramovich, who is with us on communication from brussels. elena, congratulations, thank you for joining. restoration of ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity, well , this issue was also initiated by journalists at a briefing at the us state department, and there they also insisted that ukraine defends itself, that its actions do not violate us policy and are not obliged to inform about the tactical details of its battles , well, they reacted the same way to statements from moscow there. i saw the message from the russian authorities, it's a bit too much for them to call it a provocation, if... considering that russia is violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine, as you said, for 900 days, al

and donald trump says the us department ofjustice is trying to resurrect a dead witch hunt against him, after it files revised charges of election interference. hello i'm ben brown and welcome to bbc news. it's one of the biggest israeli military operations for years in the occupied west bank — a series of co—ordinated operations in four cities, involving air strikes, ground troops and bulldozers. according to the palestinian red crescent, at least 11 people have been killed in these israeli attacks. six are said to have died in a drone strike nearjenin and five in an air strike in the al—far�*a refugee camp in thejordan valley. the israeli army claims it has killed what it calls nine palestinian terrorists. israel has called its attacks a �*counter terrorism operation�* — targeting what it described as a mixture of terror groups and terror cells. it claims iran, which backs hamas, is trying to open a new front against israel in the west bank. the israeli raids took place in the cities ofjenin, nablus, tulkarm, believed to be the first time in some 20 years that several west bank citie

or supports it, by the way, money for these things, for these purposes is allocated through the us department of defense, i will remind you that for this year they allocated about 6 billion dollars, the so-called expense item for countering russian disinformation, all events related to discredi are financed for this matter. against multiculturalism, this is not about that only, watch the trends program on our youtube channel. to make the numerous facts of genocide against the belarusian people during the great patriotic war known to a wide range of people. this is the main goal of the new search expedition of the prosecutor's office and the 52nd specialized battalion of the armed forces of belarus. they began excavations in the area of ​​the kazimirovka microdistrict in mogilev. here, according to eyewitnesses and archival documents, the punishers destroyed more than a thousand people, these are military and civilians. the work is currently underway in three forest locations, multiple remains of the murdered were found. by decision of the organizers, visiting these places is open to organizat

according to the statistics of the us treasury department, for the first time in the history of this country the us national debt exceeded 35 trillion dollars. according to the announcement of the ministry. america's public debt has reached 7.2/10 trillion, the country's public debt has reached 27.8 trillion dollars. the national debt of the united states has increased in recent years and in the administrations of the current and former presidents of the united states, biden and trump. meanwhile, the us department of defense has recently announced the allocation of a billion dollar aid package to ukraine. it has been a few days since the harvest of shah tu in the tutistans of kashan has started, according to the officials of the agricultural jihad in the tutistans of this city, compared to last year, the yield was two has been equal shatut harvest. i have 20 mulberry trees. i go in the morning from 7:00 to 12:00 and pick 15 kilos of tutia a day. a product that has taken a major share in the production of this product in the country after the harvest. the area of ​​shatut gardens in ka

according to the announcement of the us treasury department, the government debt of this country has reached 7 million. the public debt of this country has reached 27.8 trillion dollars . america has increased. meanwhile, the us department of defense has recently announced the allocation of an aid package of 1.7 billion dollars to ukraine. the next part of the news at 3 o'clock. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the world today. in the first file of tonight's program on the occasion of the 300th day of the gaza war, what happened and we will discuss what is ahead with mr. dr. fouad izadi. in the second case, we will also go to lebanon to analyze the content of today's speech by seyyed hassan nasrallah, secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah. with the head of the resistance chief ismail haniyeh, the head of the political office of the hamas movement, this description was broadcast directly by international news agencies, including associated press reuters, as well as many networks in the world. people in tehran holding palestinian flags and photos of ismail haniye

stephen quan and jim hershey led to major contract with the us agriculture department. is protein deficient? there's not enough protein in the market. there's no... enough protein in some of the households, a project that was worth $26 million to develop soy bean production in afghanistan, but the contract was only a part of the soybean fund for afghanistan. after 2003, the american soy bean association and the nei got bigger funds whose total amounted to $34 million, but in 2014 the central. for public integrity said the us soy beam project in afghanistan was a complete failure. the center said the reasons for the failure of the project were adverse weather conditions in afghanistan and lack of the necessary infrastructure. and finally, a multi-million dollar project to cultivate soy beans in afghanistan seemed like a good idea four years ago, but an. report obtained by the center for public integrity shows the project may have been doomed to fail from the get go, but according to a report by the center for public integrity, the most important reason for the failure wa

russian companies and individuals, a list of almost four... 100 items were published by the us treasury department. it includes coal and metallurgical companies. subsidiaries of norilsk nickel, evraz, mechel. alena logvinova knows how the sanctions will affect their work. the us treasury department imposed sanctions against almost 400 individuals and legal entities. first of all, these are russian coal and metallurgical companies. the list includes the bystrinsky mining and processing plant. the zabaikalsky division of nurilnikel, which produces copper and iron ore. concentrate. the products are supplied to china for the domestic market. the narilsky mining and metallurgical plant named after zavenyagin was subject to restrictions. it owns a number of service enterprises of the holding. first of all, i would like to emphasize that the metallurgical sector and the mining sector of the russian federation have long been declared targets of sanctions back in 2023. and with each expansion of sanctions, we see that new metallurgical companies are added to the sdn. therefore, friday's expansion, it was n

at the same time , the us department of energy has predictably lowered its forecast for the average priceand for this year. now by $2 at once, to approximately $84.5. however, there are doubts about the agency's objectivity. the task now is to draw figures that are favorable for kamela harris. at the same time, the forecast for global oil demand has been increased, but symbolically by some 30,000 barrels per day with a total volume of over 100 million. retail investors can still buy floating-income bonds tied to the key rate. such clarifications were published by the central bank. they were needed after the decision. moscow exchange to transfer about 100 such securities to the class available only to qualified investors. after that, their purchase in the applications of many brokers became automatically impossible for ordinary private players. well, as the central bank specified, the key rate can be used as one of the indicators of the money market, so the instruments tied to it should still be available to non -qualified investors. but first, of course, they need to successfully pass the

the us department of defense announced that the sale of an arms package including f-15 warplanes and other military equipment worth more than 20 billion dollars was approved. bullets of armored personnel carriers are also included in this package. america spent more than six and a half billion dollars in weapons in the last 10 months according to the report of the stockholm international peace research institute, israel is the supplier of 70 military weapons to the zionist regime. in the last 10 months, about 40,000 palestinians were martyred in gaza . the justification of the civilians whom the zionists target every time with american bombs. there are clear records and evidence that hamas uses civilians as human shields and destroys civilian infrastructure to hide. the spokesperson of the us state department is an ally of the unionists who can justify the crimes of this mass killing machine reads a mass killing machine that massacres civilians every time under the pretext of targeting resistance fighters. for example, where they said that hamas forces hid in the tunnels under shafa

the us department ofjustice is reportedly considering the break—up of google as one option, after a recentpolistic behaviour. it would be an extreme option but one that is being considered following the landmark ruling earlier this month which found that "google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly." let's take a look at the markets. the day we learnt us inflation dipped below 3% for the first time in three years, the markets are liking it, the ftse is a i.5%. that is your business today, until next time, goodbye. german prosecutors have reportedly issued an arrest warrant for a ukrainian diver, suspected of helping to blow up the nord stream gas pipeline almost two years ago. two large underwater explosions were recorded and four large gas leaks detected on the pipeline off the coast of denmark. the suspect was believed to have been living in poland but left for ukraine before he could be detained. the german authorities haven't confirmed the arrest warrant. two nord stream pipelines carried russian gas to germany under the baltic sea and were a controversial

now, the us department of defense has announced that a plea deal has been reached, but it hasn�*t givenave learnt about the development through the letter. in the letter the prosecutor is reported as having written that the decision to accept the deal was not reached lightly and was the best path to justice. reached lightly and was the best path tojustice. it reached lightly and was the best path to justice. it may be this was seen as a way of avoiding a lengthy trial and also that confessions are seen as crucial to the case, this was seen as a way of avoiding the possibility that those confessions would be thrown out. confessions would be thrown out. now in terms of reaction, the husband of a woman who was killed in the attack has told the new york post that he�*s disappointed that families won�*t have their day in court and that the accused, he has said, should receive the highest penalty. now, the national security council has said that the president�*s office had played no role in the negotiation. but the speaker of the house, mikejohnson, has tweeted that the biden—harris administr

the us department of defense cannot confirm that the fighters transferred to ukraine in 16 were shot down by the ukrainians themselves from the rkpet. earlier, speaking about the loss of the plane, this version was voiced by one of the deputies of the verkhovna rada. before that, an unnamed representative of the american authorities made a statement that the plane was not shot down, the crash occurred due to pilot error. and according to the general staff. tsuu, the serviceman died in during an air battle. such a blatant lie caused indignation even among the main propagandist of bilt, julian röbka. unfortunately, not one source. apparently, during the first joint interaction of the patriot and the f-16 on monday , due to poor coordination of the air defense actions , a fatal incident occurred. instead of openly admitting this, an alternative truth was spread. i note that the ukrainian army received. the first fighters in july 16, first used them on august 26, and already on the twenty-ninth lost one plane. belaya rus launches a humanitarian campaign back to back. the public associati

the first one is really, you know, a remarkable effort by the us state department, it's the very bodyunited states that's... the main one to negotiate and coordinate others to exchange prisoners, whether it's prisoners or those who who is illegally detained in russia, and the state department involved the us department of justice, which resolved those issues that related to prisoners and not only in the united states, in germany, and attention, germany was essentially the country that helped, especially german, german prosecutors to the united states and ... countries to carry out this exchange and do you know why? because it was in germany that he was sentenced to a serious term of imprisonment, the murderer, you said correctly, mr. sergey on the air, a high-ranking fsb officer who carried out a political assassination on the territory of germany, the so-called killer on a bicycle, he was even called in the german press, the same fsb colonel krasikov, and it was thanks to such german help that this exchange took place, moreover, russia and putin personally, the kremlin even returned

earlier, the us department of energy admitted that supplies from russia are 35% of the total volume ofar fuel purchases, and the new york times reported that russia exports uranium to america for a billion dollars a year. in any case , a number of exceptions will be in effect until 2028, for example, the united states can continue importing for supplies to partners. iaea experts are confident that the sanctions will not have a significant impact on the market. supplies of russian aluminum to the republic.

again settlements from the us state department on wednesday. they sanctioned and n g o that it said provided materials support for settlements and one individual in one settlement who was a security coordinator as been all can says these are not separate. these riley state and the settlers, but the us is saying they all set pro is that a deliberate the state by the us? because they know that if they admitted that israel was behind the whole settler project, then they would have to think about stopping goal military aid to israel, which is something that this administration to bind into ministration. and it seems, if she is elected as president couple of harris they want to do, that's precisely yes, the, the u. s. is very much well aware that this is something that goes well beyond a few 100. something is that this is a systematic state sponsored problem where you have quotes that ideas about sometimes drawings into drawings in with the spinal. today we have the scaring of the lines between stuttering sol job considering that many of those that

fewer americans filed for jobless claims a us department report showed 231,000 americans claimed unemployment benefits last week. that was lower than expected. while us gdp was revised upward to respect... to 3% i should say to reflect improvement in consumer spending, the economy's main growth engine. the dowjones is “p growth engine. the dowjones is up a 6%. let'sjump growth engine. the dowjones is up a 6%. let's jump straight to it and get reaction from edward yardeni head of yardeni research. thank you forjoining us today. which number was the biggest surprise? what is the most important and it will impact the federal reserve�*s thinking. impact the federal reserve's thinkina. ., , , ., thinking. honestly, iwas not surprised- — thinking. honestly, iwas not surprised. we _ thinking. honestly, iwas not surprised. we thought - thinking. honestly, iwas not surprised. we thought a - thinking. honestly, iwas not surprised. we thought a lot i thinking. honestly, i was notl surprised. we thought a lot of the weakness in the economy in july was weather related, so we are expecting a third quarter

the us state department were wondering uh, was unsustainable. so they, they were very much aware that this, the sanctions regime what the policy that was not going to, that was not gonna remedy the issue. what they were trying to do was to exhaust all technical solutions so that they could go back to dc. i make it very clear that right now is the time does not expansion political pressure specifically on this route, that was absolutely adamant on not receiving any diplomatic route with the protest . these sign 2 or 3 of you for your time today. all guess minot can climb to honey, most of us on a bus know him out, is there a has teams reporting across the occupied westbank and on the ground in garza state, june for extensive coverage, cost comprehensive analysis on how to 0? don't com? you have comments about the program, post them on facebook, you'll find us at facebook dot com, forward slash 8 inside story, or use x while we are at page a inside story for me, james base and the team here, please stay safe. i'll see you again. very soon, bye bye

the us department of defense ordered the inspection of dozens of boeing aircraft. in march of last year, the malfunction of the boeing 787 pilot's seat on the australia-new zealand flight led to a sudden decrease in the height of the plane and dozens of passengers were injured. after this incident, the us federal aviation administration announced that it had received four more reports about the failure of the boeing pilot's seat. the death of dozens of passengers due to incidents that happened to boeing in the past months. it has greatly reduced the safety assurance of this company's planes. dear viewers, thank you for your support. until the next part of the news, god bless you. this same carpet, of course, there are 2 other carpets , they are getting old, so let's go and see them . don't be too much of a bother to choose the carpets. save money and enjoy . big iranian sarai in the cities of qom, isfahan and the only tehran branch in sarah afsari. it opens now . i got tired i went i said let's go to the city of accessories. i said too. i said too. opened opened it

according to the statistics of the us treasury department, for the first time in the history of this country, the us national debt exceeded 35 trillion dollars. according to the announcement of the us treasury department, the government debt of this country has increased to 7.2% of the us national debt in recent years and during the administrations of presidents biden and trump. this is despite the fact that the ministry of defense of the united states recently allocated an aid package to helliard dollar has informed ukraine. violence against american muslims has increased by 70%. american relations council. islami announced that in the first 6 months of 2024 , it received 4,951 complaints about incidents against muslims and palestinians, which increased by 70 compared to the same period last year . according to this report, last year, there were a total of 861 complaints about violence against muslims. in america, a 6-year-old muslim child was killed by beatings. the stabbing of an american man in illinois is one of these acts of violence against muslims. joseph zuba said 9 months ag

the us department of justice has multiple cases against big companies— apple, amazon and the likes— forof expertise. this could be seen as a bit of a test case. chris, thank you very much indeed for your insight into that. and you can get more on that story on the technology section of the bbc news website or app. there's an article there detailing all of the arguments that thejudge article there detailing all of the arguments that the judge made and what google are seeing in response. all you need to do is head to the bbc news website or app and click on the section. you will find it there. you're watching bbc news. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some breaking news out of scotland. it is exam results stay in scotland. the scottish qualifications authority is saying that it is working urgently to resolve issues after some candidates who signed up to receive results by e—mail reportedly received blank e—mails. the sqa said theissueis received blank e—mails. the sqa said the issue is affecting candidates who signed up to receive their results by e—mail only. s

let's speak to jasmine el—gamal, a political analyst and former middle east adviser at the us departmentf all, let us talk about the prospect of any talks, any ceasefire. these talks have going round in circles and going nowhere for months. do you have any optimism now that we could be any closer to a truce? . ~ now that we could be any closer to a truce? ., ~' , ., now that we could be any closer to a truce? ., ,, i. ., ., truce? thank you for having me. i don't have — truce? thank you for having me. i don't have a _ truce? thank you for having me. i don't have a lot. _ truce? thank you for having me. i don't have a lot. i _ truce? thank you for having me. i don't have a lot. i haven't - truce? thank you for having me. i don't have a lot. i haven't had - truce? thank you for having me. i j don't have a lot. i haven't had any optimism in a while. the us statements and public statements over the last few months have been so optimistic when we know behind—the—scenes of the two parties, hamas and the israelis remain quite a bit far apart. the gap... there was bridge it a little bit when pre

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knowledge that such an operation was going to be carried out , but the reason for this denial is that us department of defense to the navy. this country gave them the order to be ready 4 days in advance, and in fact, they are sending their own forces to the mediterranean sea, and this shows that they do not have such information. not knowing and being fully prepared for this incident, and this is because they had talked to them about the same issues during netanyahu's visit. the prime minister of the zionist regime faced strong domestic criticism due to the assassination of the resistance commanders. avigdor lieberman, the former zionist minister of war, said: killing the leaders of hamas has not only weakened this movement, but has increased its strength. former israeli prime minister ehud elmert also said: netanyahu is delusional about israel's power to completely defeat hamas. an illusion that will never come true. boss the former internal security of the zionist regime has almost come to an end. no one is going to negotiate with israel when israel kills and kills negotiators. this is the most b

this is stated in the report of the us department of defense inspector general. the authors of the document admit that the ukrainian armed forces continue to suffer heavy losses. despite all the american spending, kiev lacks . weapons supplies, especially artillery air defense systems and long-range missiles. some types of shells requested by ukraine are no longer produced in the united states; there is nowhere to get them. the ssu cannot counter russia's advantage in the air and ground space. us experts particularly noted the russian s-400 anti-aircraft missile system, calling it one of the most advanced in the world. it successfully counters american missiles , the pentagon report says. the time has come for alfa bank, a time of benefit for everyone, from beijing to the baltic sea, with instant delivery cards in thousands of cities. time for the best bank for millions of entrepreneurs. time for super cashback and the best app for tens of millions of people. the red sun has risen, time for alpha bank, time for alpha benefit, credit card debts are being attacked,

the us department of defense was founded after the second world war. it was a fledgeling organization that sought to build military equipment for the us army, construction and research on projects such as intercontinental ballistic missiles with the capability to carry nuclear. warheads was a priority, the cold wind was blowing. "the soviet union and the united states became the main actors in the show of power and made the world watch. the cold war had turned a technological competition into the main area for flexing muscles in the world with the nuclear warheads and intercontinental missiles. the world had become insecure place, no one could escape from. the soviet union and the united states would alternately take over. the monopoly of technology was still there, but the situation..." did not remain the same. amit the cold war, other countries got the chance to rebuild their technological equipment in order to have a share of the power. world war ii gave brazil the opportunity to realize the importance of military equipment. the us was allowed to use

somebody equipped with facial recognition software and combat by identified people using biometric data and some police departments the controversial data base can give you a i, it's used this a i can compare one person's face with billions of photos which has been taken from social media platforms without consent, c l want on top sets of give you a, i has already processed more than a 1000000 search requests by us police. analyzing data is meant to help prevent crime by identifying potential criminal activity. this concept is called predictive policing. but what exactly does this entail? at the heart of predictive policing, lies a big promise to stop crying before it is even committed. this is done by coming through masses of data. some programs focus on potential crime scenes. if they find links between previous incidents, say that they all occurred at the same time and place, or even during the same weather conditions, they recommend the police 0 and on those locations. other programs predict what they consider to be potential offenders. they scanned the criminal and personal histories of individuals for so cal