well, the counter-terrorism office of the us department of state has come and is giving it a lot of attention and advertising about it. now they published the top group supporting terrorism, and we see that none of them are supported by iran in any way, now iran does not give them money, nor does it equip them, nor does it have any other support for them. so we see that there is something like this in the list that they published no, but what are the israelis doing? it is everyone in gaza, and this is israel, which has actually presented itself as the biggest state that supports terrorists and the terrorist state in the world , and with these actions that they are doing in the name of stopping them. they are killing women and children from 2000 to 2014 in a period of 14 years. for every israeli who was killed, 8 palestinians were killed, which means that after that, we saw that these figures increased and reached 25 times. the number of palestinian and lebanese civilians who were killed by israel increased by 25 times. 2014 to this side. okay , we have another report, i want to ask your opini

deputy envoy and chief of staff for the office of the special envoy for middle east peace at us department of statehe university of virginia. it seems like there will be talks restarting on hostage release and ceasefire deal for gaza, are you hopeful that progress could be made? iam i am hopeful that progress can be made and i think it is critical that these conversations happen and i think expectations need to be modest but still tremendously important to have these parties talking to one another and have egypt and qatar in the united states showing their common goal in terms of mediation and that is what is happening now. secretary blinken announced washington will send an additional 135 million us dollars to palestinians in gaza and the occupied west bank for humanitarian assistance. will he have received assurances from israel that it will be let into gaza, and permitted to move around the country as that is the problem we re hearing form aid agencies. so, having myself administer us assistance in a rural role that i had the us agency and assistance and the the west bank, during times of confli

deputy envoy and chief of staff for the office of the special envoy for middle east peace at us department of statef the ceasefire efforts. iam i am hopeful that progress can be made, i think it is critical that these conversations happen and i think expectations need to be modest. but still tremendously important to have these parties talking with one another and to have egypt and qatar and the united states showing their common goal in terms of mediation and that is what is happening now. secretary blinken has also announced this additional 135 million us dollars for palestinians in gaza and the west bank in humanitarian assistance. during his trip to the middle east over the last few days, will he have received assurances from israel that that aid would actually be let into gaza and permitted to move around the country, that is a problem we have been hearing from aid agencies? 50. problem we have been hearing from aid agencies?— from aid agencies? 50, having m self from aid agencies? 50, having myself administered - from aid agencies? 50, having myself administered us - myself administered us as

american progress & former deputy assistant secretary of state for israeli—palestinian affairs in the bureau of near eastern affairs at the us departmentncentrated in northern gaza which was always difficult to access much more so than southern gaza for the delivery of humanitarian assistance. the idf is now in the position where they are notjust conducting operations, but seeking to heavily regulate the movement of all individuals which has an impact on humanitarian aid flows as well. and my understanding is that it has reached such a point and my understanding is that it's reached such a point that we're at the precipice of famine once again, a concern we had several months ago. what obligation does israel have here as it's carrying out its operations in northern israel to ensure that the population there is served with assistance? well, israel does have obligations under international law to ensure that humanitarian aid is provided and civilians. israel also has obligations under the national security memorandum 28 that president biden issued which requires each recipient of us military aid to not only not restricted aid to not only

distorted by the well documented efforts by russia this way the election as such, i call in the us department of state, carefully examined allegations of fraud and determined that this is the case to make a clear statement to that effect. our mcgovern act will seek to punish those who are undermining democracy in georgia and support the people of georgia in the course. freedom and strengthened sovereignty. georgia people deserve a government that listens to and respects their voices. while there have been predictable voices in the west, you guys think that this is not a for you, for our election is also being a positive voice as, as the you observe. our mission here says that the election took place and a very yes, schismatic varies for the environment, and that there was instances of violence and intimidation, none of which they provided any, uh, remote, and uh, you know, uh, evidence of we've had this from jerry is coming out and to brought you lady at the government to your under when, despite attempts to interfere, the people of georgia made it clear what they want. the patriarchy willing policy,

distorted by the well documented efforts by russia this way, the election as such, i call in the us department of state, the careful examined allegations of fraud and determined that this is the case to make a clear statement to that effect. army gilbert act will seek to punish those who are undermining democracy in georgia and support the people of georgia in the quest for freedom and strengthen sovereignty. georgia people deserve a government that listens to and respects their voices. why do you think the us feels it has a right to at all to get involved in, in the domestic policies of a country, thousands of miles away from american shores? because it, because washington division, the pos to impose it to you in the port on was off of a photo of us to solve a big promo to media really changes informal us so. so countries to continue to inside are russia by nato enlargement. under review for the crisis in ukraine. the newest, ve your perhaps you will and seeing you crated. and we would like to open a new front in georgia, but georgia people are on this 2 rates of done. the one to move majority. don't

of state for management and resources. in this role, he served as chief operating officer of the us department of state and leads the department's efforts on modernization, foreign assistance and a wide range of workforce and strategic issues that you will hear about tonight. deputy secretary served as the us ambassador to india where he led one of the largest upon medical missions anywhere in the world and he championed historic progress in bilateral ties. he's also a former assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs and former national security advisor to the senate majority leader. he has also had a distinguished career in the private sector most recently serving as chief legal officer and head of global public policy for mastercard. is a former partner, former vice chairman of the asia group and prior board service on the corporate board of directors. he's also a veteran of the us air force and recipient of numerous military and civilian decorations including the meritorious service medal in the state department distinguished service award. he served on numerous boards including the president's intelligence advisor

matthew miller is a spokesperson for the us department of state. to put this letter in the context of our ongoing and long—lasting communications and concerns about the levels of humanitarian assistance that have made it to palestinian civilians. if you go back to april, the secretary wrote at the time, to mr gallant to make clear that we had seen the levels of humanitarian assistance plateau and then after they plateaued, start to decline. and made clear at the time that the levels were unacceptable and we needed to see israel implement changes. we can cross live to washington and our correspondent there, gordon corera. gordon, a really strongly worded letter there. what comes next now? ~ �* , ., next now? well, it's a letter which contained _ next now? well, it's a letter which contained some - next now? well, it's a letter| which contained some pretty detailed demands effectively from washington. very specific about the amount of aid that it wants to see getting through, the kind of checks that would take place on it to facilitate greater deliver

seen a lot l humanitarian crisis, we seen a lot of pressure from the us on israel in recent weeks about that and on today�*s attack the us state departmentt there reduced reports of dozens of dead children. what is the current state do you think of the israel— israel relationship? i current state do you think of the israel- israel relationship? i pick it's functional. _ israel- israel relationship? i pick it's functional. and _ israel- israel relationship? i pick it's functional. and because - israel- israel relationship? i pick it's functional. and because of i israel- israel relationship? i pick. it's functional. and because of the it�*s functional. and because of the looming possibility of an escalation between israel in iran there is a great deal of coordination on that issue. i would also even go a bit further to say that it is conceivable that in the weeks ahead you may actually see progress toward some sort of cessation of hostilities on the northern front. but gaza is another matter. and it strikes me as one of the most consequential elections in modern american history. the israeli leverage, the prime minister now is at its max

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of the united states of america, joe biden, has seen volodymyr zelensky's victory plan and is ready to join it. he said this officially during the briefing. state department spokesman matthew miller said us officials had reviewed the plan and, following a very brief quote from mr. miller, saw a number of productive steps in it. the representative of the us state department also emphasized that the details of the plan will not be disclosed, as it should be done by the ukrainians themselves, but at the same time he emphasized that it is not only a question of what ukraine should do in order to end the war. according to matthew miller, the plan proposed a step. that could be done by the leaders of many other countries around the world, and today's landmark visit to ukraine, with the first visit to the post of secretary general of nato, mark rutte arrived, who sat down literally only on october 1 the main seat of the north atlantic alliance, and in kyiv he already promised to support ukraine to the victorious end. but he also promised it tonight to us secretary of state antony blinken, the new nato secretary general wrote about it on his page in the twitter microblogging network. in addition

use any leverage on israel to de escalate the war? well during this visit comes uh, just a few days after there was a letter that was sent by the us state department. of course that's led by the us secretary of state and to be banking, which born that is real, might face having some of its military a cut in the next 30 days. if israel didn't start allowing more aid into gaza, but it's unclear if this is something that blinking is going to be discussing with this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or is really defense minister. you walk a lot whom he is scheduled to meet with. later on today, what we know is that blinking on this his 11th trip to israel since october 7th of last year, we know that blinking is going to be conveying a message from us president joe biden, who for the last several days has stated that he believes that the killing of yes and war last week presents an opportunity to try to find a way to get to a cease fire with regards to gosh, now this is going to be difficult for many reasons. first among them is the fact that when you look at the history of trips, the blinking has made to israel over the course of the past year. us

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questions as a floating island comic almost a 100 tell us any instance been killed in this riley extract in the north of java. us state department called the depths horrifying and the seeking an explanation from east for the . i'm asking the how it welcome to the program. last president campbell of harris said next week's election is a choice between freedom and chaos that she delivered her address to the country and one, arranging speech, harris committed to bolstering the army, lowering the cost of living and protecting a woman's rights to an abortion. she also attacked a republican rival, donald trump, before employing americans to go out and vice a bomb, the united states of america. we are not a vessel for the schemes of one of the dictators. the united states of america is the greatest idea humanity ever devised. so america, let us reach so that future, let us fight for this beautiful country we love. and in 7 days, we have the power. each of you has the power to turn the page and start writing the next chapter. in the most extraordinary story ever told, i thank you all god bless. earlier last out, correspondent benjamin o

of using the most serious military measures. at the same time, the head of the us department of defense has already stated that tehran will face extremelyious consequences in the event of such an attack. meanwhile, according to experts, the united states is directly involved not only in the current escalation conflict, but to the long-term nature of it. if the fighting ends today, it will blaze for many, many years, this is the middle east. the interests of peoples, individual states, in entire regions are sacrificed to this colonial policy, because at one time, responsibility for the region was taken after the end of the first world war by great britain and france, first of all, then the united states of america joined in. the advancing will be decisive in the fate of the current stage of the confrontation. behind the iranian missile attack a full-scale israeli invasion of lebanon may follow. in this case, the current third. double standards of the west, many in the world pay attention to the cries of the united states on ukraine, while at the same time washington's silence on human rights violations and the huge number of victims amon

existential attack on israel by the israelis no matter what comes out of it. >> sandra: gillian joining us live from the state department. if you could stay with us. we get the update that secretary of state blinken says we are committed to israel's defense, we are awaiting a state department briefing expected moments from now as well as a briefing from the white house. we will see what reaction is there. vice president harris and president biden are in the situation room being briefed on what we have seen. joy lin, this just in from germany. german foreign minister condemning the iranian missile attack in the strongest possible terms saying we have urgently warned iran about this dangerous escalation. iran must stop attacking immediately. we are going to see likely reaction pouring in from all over the world in the coming hours. >> that's right. a lot of countries are likely to align with the united states, the western european allies here and stand behind israel here. we also know those same western powers are going to be in israel's air, as they have been since october 7, encouraging them not to respond in such a way

all 7 of us 3 have a right to response response of the us state department spokesman said the your said the to the washington is considering most sanctions on iran. this morning in advance of the presence call with the g 7 leaders, the secretary convened to call of the foreign ministers from france, germany, italy, and the united kingdom on that call. he discussed with them working together to coordinate a response to a ron's attack on israel. the g 7 condemns. are ron's attack on israel is working together on our response, including new sections we will continue to discuss is real with israel, what the shape of their response will be. talking to air, all of those discussions privately. but we have made very clear that this was in unprecedented escalation by iran. israel has a right to respond to it and we'll discuss that response with them. we can always look to identify the new ways to impose sanctions on our, on ordering increase enforcement of our existing sanctions. and those of measures that we're looking at right now you saw in the present statements. that's what he made clear. w

of washington, the targeting india, again, the 5th most populous country. and that what seems to be the most populous country in the world with the 5th biggest economy. now the us state department is trying to distance itself from the international religious freedom with commission on they both parts of the state and government. mr. died out where he lived to for tanks, but haven't been able to show up, as you rightly pointed out to the us state department just tried to distance it says from the bulk of this commission. but that off was patients that this could we shouldn't offer it because of the us government. yeah. no, let me see that this so called, or united states commission on tonight's no, i really just read the book just issued this report against india is a biased, organized age. yeah. and it has a live typically driven agenda is continuing to mr. rivers inside. and you are the local agent now to do about the rejected the positions before and i am sent to the u. s. g i r s is completely discredited. don't organize dish. no mention that the the us good system of human rights related issue is driven due to american lobby. the board back the board to share the one i'm go

the former deputy director of the us state departments, office of country terms of laurie johnson also see you all the instructional consulting firm burg associates, laurie griffin, i have you on the program, wants you to put on here. what can be the pick of codes be, be used for the information operations look to the, to see if it's an olympic gold medal, is going to be awarded to anybody for meddling in internal political affairs and coming up with all sorts of nefarious ways to do it, the united states would be the gold medal winner hands down. no other country in the world with a pulse. and those activities have been underway for, you know, 7578 years in particular in the way, started in 1948 with the organization of the c i. so the, the fact that the special operations command enjoyed special operations command both. so com and j soc, is there? no, and i are looking at this as a way to try to carry out of the part of what would be called can be computer network operations, information operations they call a shaping the battlefield. detroit, you try to get a narrative going, i mean

hunters, let me remind you, we talked with the deputy head of the department for control over the protection of the use of wildlife, the stateic of belarus stepan guzney. thank you very much for coming to us this morning, well, i would like to inform our viewers that we are with you we'll meet right after the news block. and the pebbles by the shore were swinging and the robin sang then, about what we were silent about in vain. i write to you for a pink hour to go only to me, when the birch edge is crimson dawn, when the edge takes zabykh, mali at pozare. with experience the east has gone away the heart pain, the river has disappeared in the distance was with us, but the song, like first love, the robin has returned to me again, i ask you, pink hour, to go quietly to me. when on the edge of the merazovykh raspberries baytsare, when on the edge takes zabykh raspberries bazare, when nakrai birch, malina baytsarya, raspberry. according to belhydromed, field storms from the south of russia did not significantly affect the air quality in belarus, a magnetic storm will begin on the ground tonight, russian air defense intercepted a

of using the most serious military measures. at the same time, the head of the us department of defense has already stated that tehran - must be resolvedtically, as our country has always said, belarus, as russia said, as china said, but who did not allow this to happen in the un, the americans, great britain, they do not want peace in the middle east, the main responsibility for the aggravation of the situation in the middle east is undoubtedly borne by the united states, for example history of lebanon, its relations with its neighbors, and this is not only israel, this is also syria. this is a vivid illustration of the policy of colonialism and neocolonialism, when the interests of peoples, individual states, in entire regions are sacrificed to this colonial policy, because at one time, responsibility for the region was taken after the end of the first world war by great britain and france first of all, then the united states of america joined in. the coming night will be decisive in the fate of the current stage. confrontation behind the iranian missile attack a full-scale israeli invasion of lebanon may follow. in this case, the cu

it's important that all of us inside the united states going to leave a state department that's of the moment i'm going to cause i have enough to depends again, whether group makes general pet lighter sites when speaking them shit down or to intercept the missiles. i'm not going to get into the specific type of ordinance jennifer, other than to say again, they fired a dozen interceptors, and iran said that they gave a heads up to the us and to russia. of how much warning where you give them by iran . i'm not aware of any pre warning by iran about their potential attack is, you know, this is something we've been following very closely for awhile based on the threats of retaliation by iran. and so we've been closely consulting with israel for a while now to be prepared in the eventual ality and those today demonstrated. we weren't prepared and we're able to successfully work alongside israel to defend them from this attack. we go to court. thanks pat. you said that the destroyer shut down iranian missiles, where did they come from, where they all and from inside or on, or with some also

well, the counter-terrorism office of the us state department has come to this issue . published and we see that none of the ten published by themselves . they are not supported by iran in any way , now iran neither gives them money, nor equips them, nor does it support them in any other way, so we see that in the list they published themselves. there is no such thing, but what the israelis are doing is committing all kinds of crimes in gaza , committing adultery, killing children, and this is israel, which has actually established itself as the largest state. the terrorist and the terrorist government have introduced the world and with these actions they are taking in the name of stopping terrorism , they are killing women and children, and from 2000 to 2014, for every 14-year period of israelis killed, 8 palestinians are killed . we after that, we saw that these figures increased and reached 25 times the number of civilians palestinians and lebanese killed by israel have increased 25 times since 2014. well, we have another report. i would like to ask your opinion about it. farin afa

end to it, draw a line and from now on proclaim, because this was confirmed by the head of the us state departmentthe united states of america organized the blizzard in belarus in 2020. this is ukraine, it is not just america's ears sticking out there, it is an overt actor there, a participant in all and the organizer and beneficiary of all these processes, so yes now i i believe that america, as a state, as a system of ideological activity in the world, is a deeply destructive force, how can we work with this further, well, for example, i think that the processes have gone so far that without... there will be no better side, i can only add that our editorial board, the media, in particular the socio-political editorial board, uses two terms in relation to the united states of america, it is an evil empire, which they once hung on us, the second, we often use empire. well, there is some kind of instruction for information workers, yes, we mean it, but we don’t voice it, it strangely correlates with the obligations that any cia agent signs, we never admit our involvement in the central intelligence

us now from the us state department in washington. so we are seeing ireland perhaps, unsurprisingly the us sending shoulder to shoulder with as well at this moment. that's what i have just come from the briefing of the state department and they say the stand by israel. that is, it was justified in doing what it did over the last several days. and what a ron has done in the last couple of hours is simply not the same as the said that there will be consequences for what has happened that us officials are discussing with israel at the moment. but what's the next step will be? and they also denied reports coming as of a ron. the us were given a heads up though you remember that it was the us that set the left that essentially said in their view, in the next very short period of time, there will be a missile attack on israel. and then the use release began to react, that in the united states, obviously no giving indications of how did that's happened. but they have done this before. but the says, the absolutely insist that there was new message, new heads up given by the ratings that this was going to happen. now. since the very beginning of the conflict in october last year, as the united states hav

noted that kiev does not need permission, there is only one nuance, to use weapons of its own production, the us state departmentsaid. ukraine does not need our permission to retaliate against russian targets. it is a sovereign country and can use weapons that it produces itself, and there are many of them, if you look at the programs that they have implemented over the past year. ukraine is going through its darkest hour. kiev relies on conscripts, officers complain, recruits of poor quality, too old, too sick, even too drunk, on the front line the dryers have seen the light for another solution to the conflict. now i am for negotiations. meanwhile , the composition of the ukrainian defense ministry is changing again. the head of the ministry , rustam umirov, asked to fire three of his deputy secretaries of state. the cabinet of ministers of ukraine refused, firing only one deputy secretary. this is another move. i do not intend to, let the boy go, and you know, i speak quickly, not paying attention to real problems, zelensky is counting on meeting in nato in the ramstein format, i am sure, in less than 2 weeks

time noted that kiev does not need permission, only there is a nuance: to use weapons of its own production, the us state departmentd. ukraine does not need our permission to retaliate against russian targets, it is a sovereign country and can use weapons that they produce themselves, and there are many of them, if you look at the programs they have implemented over the past year. ukraine is going through its darkest hour, the financial times claims, kiev relies on conscripts, officers complain, recruits are of poor quality, too old, too sick, even too drunk, on the front lines the vysushniks have seen the light for a different solution to the conflict. now i am for negotiations. meanwhile, the composition of the ukrainian defense ministry is changing again. the head of the ministry, rustam umirov, asked to fire three of his deputy state secretaries. the cabinet of ministers of ukraine refused, dismissing only one deputy secretary. this is another move of the bed to the brothels, redirection of certain financial flows, an attempt to remove competitors, well, to some extent, probably, the political struggle of the i

proved that this iron drain system it is not the iron dome of the military analyst the tv of the us state departmentie voe , said that iran caught israel by surprise . iran's advanced missiles successfully hit the mossad shabak and idf centers of the israeli army. in fact, they are the intelligence and intelligence centers of the zionist regime. in fact, who are they from? it is the regime that they are forced to admit in their media, so the use of these offensive systems of ours, i.e. long-range hypersonic ballistic missiles, the set of these components, the characteristics of which are at the first level globally and internationally, means that it is not something that we can say that, for example, now israel he already has this, or even if the americans have this, they can use it in this way. therefore, in such a situation, first of all, the strategic deterrence power of the islamic republic of iran was once again established, more importantly, the equation and balance of power changed again in favor of the islamic republic . on wednesday, for any reason, if netanyahu wants to do another stupid t

coming up almost 100 palestinians have been killed for the most ready strike in the north of the casa us state department, called the debt power. find the seeking an explanation from east for the . i'm anthony, how it works with the program. you, as president campbell of harris said next week's election is a choice between freedom and chaos. as she delivered an address to the country in a wide ranging space, harris committed to bolstering the army, lowering the cost of living, and protecting a woman's right to an abortion. she also attacked a republican rival, donald trump, before imploring americans to go out. in verse one final switch to voters a week before the election, vice president tamela harris contrasted herself to her arrival, donald trump, offering voters and unexpectedly positive message. the united states of america is the greatest idea humanity ever devised. so america let us reach so that future she outlined her positions on key issues like reproductive rights and migration, or doing republicans to stop using immigration as a wedge issue. and instead of view it as a sort of the blue challe

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all of us we came out a lot i'm happy, i'm very happy that we could play again, i'm very happy, we were all very happy because we couldn't stay at home . the spokesperson of the us state department claims some media about coordination. iran refused to respond with washington to launch a missile at israel. matthew miller told reporters that iran had not given any warning to the us before the attack. without referring to the assassinations of the sekonist regime, miller said: "the whole world must condemn iran's operations." jack sullivan, us national security adviser, also stated: american ships acted in defense of israel against iranian missiles. also , in response to iran's response to the sohounist regime, us president joe baid claimed that iran's attacks failed and were ineffective. the european union also condemned iran's retaliatory attack. after the terrorist attacks of the zionist regime, which led to iran's response, the united states, the european union and other western countries supported this regime and invited iran to exercise self-restraint. however, the public meeting of the islamic council started an hour ago . i am talking to the reporter of sada news agency to

we also have a| statement from the us, from matthew miller of the state department, who said washingtonncerned by the people's liberation army's joint military drills in the taiwan strait and the us has condemned these exercises. it and in regional stability. washington keeping a close eye on developments.— on developments. yes. you can imagine. _ on developments. yes. you can imagine. as _ on developments. yes. you can imagine, as with _ on developments. yes. you can imagine, as with other - imagine, as with other countries of the region, japan, the philippines, anyone in that sphere would be keeping a close eye on things. i should add to this is not the first time the pla has done this. they are now routinely practising, encircling taiwan, and obviously it is also designed to intimidate, to try to force the population there and the government into some sort of movement towards... i guess we have no choice to unify with mainland china. of course, all the surveys and election results would indicate people have no intention whatsoever of unifying with mainland china and, hence, we have t

of the country. the us state department has said the us has contacted israel to express its deep concern, so has the but what is going to be the impact of this? the humanitarian situation as we know is desperate. well, i think that part of the problem was unrwa, when hamas has stolen more than 50% of the humanitarian goods and sold it in the market, to people who couldn't afford it, that is when the humanitarian crisis really started. we need reorganisation with real capability, with the logistics capability, like the real un agency who are looking after the disaster areas, in syria and in sudan, and with millions of people who are affected by it. they have the logistics, they have the capabilities, they have the resources to actually provide humanitarian aid. that was a member of the israeli parliament, the knesset speaking earlier on. there is no doubt that this legislation and it takes effect in 90 days will have devastating consequences for unrwa's work in gaza, and the west bank, and in gaza, and the west bank, and in fact that is exactly what the united nations secretary—general has said it wil

a representative of the us state department also emphasized that he would not reveal the details of theshould be done by the ukrainians themselves, but at the same time he emphasized that it is not only a question of what ukraine should do in order to finish. war, according to matthew miller, the plan proposed steps that could be taken by the leaders of many other countries around the world. and a landmark visit today to ukraine, with the first visit to the post of secretary general of nato, mark krutt arrived, who literally only took the main chair in the north atlantic alliance on the first of october, and in kyiv he already... promised to support ukraine to the victorious end, but he also promised it tonight to us secretary of state antony blinken , the new nato secretary general wrote about it on his page in the twitter microblogging network. in addition, the head of the north atlantic alliance also said that he will make every effort to improve the cost-sharing of nato member countries in support of ukraine, but - he assured anthony blinken that he will do everything to... support

the us state department has warned of consequences if israel implements a ban on the main un aid agencynians, as a humanitarian crisis in northern gaza intensifies. it says the legislation could have an effect on us policy. it comes as local health officials reported more than 90 people killed in an israeli airstrike on tuesday on a residential building in the town of bite lahia in northern gaza. 7 israel doesn't allow internationaljounalists — including the bbc — into gaza. our special correspondent fergal keane sent this report from jerusalem — and a warning — it contains distressing images of the aftermath of the strike. bearing the dead... in the middle of this it is provoked widespread international criticism. dozens killed in an israeli air strike. in gaza city where many have fled, another strike, the dead lying among market stalls. these boys wondering how to help. there are nearly 2 million displaced in gaza. , facing famine, and depending on unrwa for the basic... we said that the prospect of this was outrageous. it creates an incredibly dangerous precedent for this region and

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all 7 of us 3 have a right to respond response was well, us state department suppose person said us is considering the imposition of the sanctions on iran this morning in advance of the presence called with the g 7 leaders. the secretary convened to call of the foreign ministers from france, germany, italy, and the united kingdom on that call, he discussed with them working together to coordinate a response to a ron's attack on israel. the g 7 condemns. are ron's attack on israel as working together on our response, including new sections we will continue to discuss, is real with israel, what the shape of their response will be. talking to air, all of those discussions privately. but we have made very clear that this was in unprecedented escalation by iran. israel has a right to respond to it and we'll discuss that response with them. we can always look to identify the new ways to impose sanctions on our, on ordering increase enforcement of our existing sanctions. and those are the measures that we're looking at right now. you saw in the present statements. that's what he made clear. w

ukraine can be deep into russia with its own weapons, said the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller for him. according to him, ukraine does not need any permissions to attack the enemy. in addition, ukrainian defense enterprises have already produced enough of their own weapons. the state department also emphasized that the state always consider additional tools that can be provided to ukraine. the american company booing will produce small-diameter bombs for ukraine. the pentagon signed a contract with the company to supply kyiv with ammunition worth almost $7 billion, according to the website of the us department of defense. work will be performed in st. louis, missouri. they plan to complete them until the end of 2035. they will also be sold to japan and bulgaria. the gbu-39 high-precision bomb weighs 130 kg. it flies 110 km and is capable of breaking through concrete floors. in ukraine, the transfer of funds to the card has been limited. new rules approved by the national bank of ukraine came into force today. in a month, an individual can transfer up to uah 150,00

long-range weapons, the white house does not allow such strikes, the official representative of the us state departmenthew miller, said during the briefing. at the same time, he emphasized that ukraine has many of its own long-range weapon developments, which it can use to attack targets located deep in the territory of russia. and the usa, according to mr. miller is constantly asked by the military leadership of ukraine about what other types of weapons needed right now, well, we always answer, long-range, unfortunately, in washington they keep saying, not yet, well, they don't say not yet, they say not yet, i hope not yet. well, for today, i have everything in the world about ukraine section, everything is only for today, tomorrow there will be more and more will be in our further broadcast, so do not switch. thank you very much yuriy, just now i will pass the word to oleksandr morchyvka, money during the war. oleksandr, good evening, please, good evening, vasyl, i congratulate the audience, so the deputies again have become more active, they are actively discussing tax reform, and more on that in ju