he they are really angry at the lebanese army for protecting them, that they're protecting the us embassyke i said they're really really far away from the us mbc and they were in the vicinity of the us mbc and still. we are being fired at at this moment we're trying to take shelter because the security forces are firing back the are throwing back the rocks that they were throwed out but the people here are extremely angry of course it started out as really a peaceful peaceful protest and it still is a peaceful protest but you do have many of the young men coming from the palestinian refugee camps this is the only way the only way they can show their they can show their they're not even seeing we're press. they're throwing at us at our sng, they're throwing at us and we're press, we even the journalists, they're throwing teergas, they're throwing rocks at us and that's the security forces, this is unfortunately the lebanese army that is considered by the us, the us continues to give donations to the lebanese army stressing that they need to be supportive and to protect the us embassy here,

in lebanon a near the us embassy i should say at protesters angry at this uh gaza hospital it's righty out what we witnessed just hours ago in the besieg gaza strip. the palestinan president has declared three days of morning following this steady air strike on gaza's ahly hospital and there's also been a day of morning declared by the iranian uh president abrahamy in iran uh for this attack on this uh hospital is also called it a war crime and the turkish uh the turkish president has condemned or actually turkey at this point the turkish president erdogan earlier spoke the turkish foreign ministry as well as the president and two separate statements. condemned this attack, calling it war crime, unprecedented of violence and atrocities, and now turkey is also calling it barbaric attack, condemning it in the strongest terms, israel's barbaric attack on this gaza hospital. earlier hundreds of angry protesters gathered outside the french embassy in tunisia, also denouncing the us, and the health ministry, uh, there in gaza says hundreds of people have been killed at this hospital, is yet

we see these i incredible pictures of us embassy on the situation.otesters outside it. i wanted to ask you, i have been reading that it is also notjust the us embassy there has been targeted by protests. protesters also broke out at the french embassy as well. well, the anger is targeted to all of the countries that are seen here in the streets as bias to israel. the french government even banned protests that are pro—palestinian and this is unprecedented in a democratic country that supports freedom of speech. so imagine the reflection of this kind of decision in the arab world when they see palestinians that they support and they feel full heartedly to their agony that they have been attacked and the whole world is still supporting an israeli narrative and is really stance. don't forget that people follow closely what happens and they had seen the stance of the us, the eu and other governments, when russia has been committing similar tax where there it was condemned but here it has been declared a self defence. that is only fuelling anger and fuell

we can hear cell bombs going off, tear gas being deployed by security forces, just protecting us embassy inmate, or there was a i'm the boils and 11 on over the hospital upside when protest is once again, classroom with cities in front of the us and your colleagues all said frank, this is the time for diplomatic matter of forces. obviously passed process tells remedy to the un security council that only a student fly capital event for the blood shed in gaza class. also the us and veto the resolution. devante aids immediately allowed into because the laws of the law and i saw news center. and let's go, this is all to you and welcome to the global news out of blame. game is unfolding in the middle east with both is the alarm power assign, pointing the finger of each of the foot. choose a. so like on a garza also with the bus left and was that a one and you may find the following images disturbing. the my message to the people is to stand for the truth to be afraid of the americans. don't be afraid of these really air force hold on to the last drop of blood. the also is the oldest in gauze.

august 13th. 2021, the us embassy in coble, transferring us staff and officials with helicopter. the fall of cobble was like the incident that happened 46 years ago in the us embassy in vietnam. the incident that was known as the fall of cygon. uh, what do you make of this comparison between what's happening in cable and saigon in 1975? i mean, you put them side by side, there it does appear to be a just comparison. but there was a difference. as us president joe biden says, fortunately, during the incidents in kabul, unlike what happened in sygan, no one got into a helicopter from the roof. rooftop of the embassy, before the exit, all of the documents were burnt. on... told stories are usually more important than those that have been revealed. it rarely happens that someone can get access to classified documents, and when the confidential documents are disposed, it's like they never existed. but is there a way for the public to find out about the truth. maybe the media are the only way. a media outlet reveals secrets, depending on the degree of its independence. in 2019, the was

and story of 1979 us embassy takeover in tehran mobilized all americans against iran, but despite the having interviews and writing articles. in the same year, i wrote the screenplay for the documentary, the shadow of the west. in this text, i connected my theory with political activities. my main point was the same thing that i wrote in orientalism, but this time considering paledine. the main point was how the orientalist view of the europe. all except palestine. today, for the jews who settled in palestine and founded the state of israel, the land is theirs. zinism is a appears to be movement, an ideology that's gathered together, the remnance and the the kind of remains of a shattered community. people who had historically been oppressed and and abused and discriminated and persecuted in the west and gathered them together to very powerful movement, which created a new country, it had all the elements of kind of phoenix rising from the ass um and it also had the appeal of of the creation of new state, which is i think very central to the to the european consciousness, because you

august 13th, 20. 21, the us embassy in coble, transferring us staff and officials with helicopter. the fall of cobble was like the incident that happened 46 years ago in the us embassy in vietnam. the incident that was known as the fall of cygon. what do you make of this comparison between what's happening in cable and saigon in 1975? mean, you put them side by side, there it does appear to be a just comparison. but there was a difference. as us president joe biden says, fortunately, during the incidents in kabel, unlike what happened in saiyan, no one got into a helicopter from the rooftop of the embassy, before the exit, all of the documents were burnt. untold stories are usually more important than those that have been revealed. it rarely happens that someone can get access to classify documents, and when the confidential documents are disposed, it's like they never existed. but is there a way for the public to find out about the truth? maybe the media are the only way. a media outlet reveals secrets depending on the degree of its independence. afghanistan is the poorest country

just protecting us embassy inmate, or there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to provide protests from going and reaching the embassy. hundreds, maybe even thousands of gathered inmate in support of the palestinians is the cause of supporting hum us some support thing has the law. but the statement from the law, the statement coming out to a husband law suggested that today wednesday would be a day of anger. and the protesters here are angry while we were here at the protests. we've been excuse me, we've been treated to tear gas as well, which is not a pleasant experience all in that of itself. many people youngest, 101520 years old, even as old as 5067 years old had been present at the protest. there was an old woman that was hospitalized and carried out of the events area. and there has been a great deal of violence towards the u. s embassy compound, or at least the parameter that's a security forces dictate. and so, despite the deterrence, despite the cell phones appear to guess, protest is here, seemed to ensure that they starte

as in an outcry, essentially march towards the us embassy, but they were cut off. but that does not mean that the protest ended there. behind me is a building, essentially located just by that's a barricade and it was torch that was set on fire. the people here will, of course, were outrage to the point where they took action in that sense. but as we sound here right now, there is a great deal of security and not many people coming coming in in the area. as far as the fact that the road is blocked and there's a growing traffic. but one more important statement is that, of course, this outrage was not just limited. so 11 on the outrage was of course, spread across the entire region of so much so that there was a great deal of marches from the south of lebanon on where we were located on tuesday. many people trying to make their way north up to here in bade or to essentially market and express their opinion and the outcry against the us authorities. and the reasoning behind that is of course, like i mentioned earlier, is one there is no, is really mission here. into

elsewhere, security forces used tear gas and water cannon to control protesters demonstrating near the us embassydging unconditional support for israel in its war in gaza. earlier, i spoke to the bbc�*s anna foster, who's in northern israel near the lebanese border. she explained how tensions are escalating in the region. the protests a re the protests are the sort of thing that they travel around the world. that is what hezbollah want at this stage. these are some of their most strike supporters —— strident. they also went just out strike supporters —— strident. they also wentjust out of strike supporters —— strident. they also went just out of town to strike supporters —— strident. they also wentjust out of town to the us embassy and demonstrated there as well. but in terms of how that might shift for dial in this conflict, it doesn't do much at all. itjust reminds people that hezbollah are there. what they are doing is more significant is what is happening here on the border between israel and lebanon. you can see lebanon behind in the far distance. that's how close we are to the border. for t

angry protesters broke into baghdad's green zone where the us embassies located police in the lebanese capital beirout and the turkish city of istanbul fired tear gas to disperse angry demonstrators near the us embassy, also in tunis, the capital of tunisia, hundreds of people condemned france and the united states for their support of israel and demanded the closure of the us embassy in the country. well the us is sending lethal guided bomb units, gpus to israel as the regime continues with its bloodiest onslot against the palesty. informed, sources talking to press tv said the us is deploying a group of transport aircraft from its bases in both europe and asia to deliver the munitions to israel. that's based on updates from the international air traffic control center. the guided bombs are the most destructive munitions so far used to target both residential areas and critical infrastructure in gaza. according to the sources, the guided munitions are meant to make up for the shortage of israel's iron dome missiles. fired during the hamas operation. washington has deployed two. aircra

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just protecting the us embassy in bagels . there was a barricade, and the boils and 11 on over the left side with protests as once again crashing with the police in front of us. i'm to see your colleagues. all said franklin, since that time for diplomatic matter, forces obviously passed. so the members of the un security council that only a series fly time per month for the blood should in gaza, pass off to the us a being side of the resolution, demanding pains me to be allowed into the carry 3, the kids i have your company today for the latest global move out of motor molly and this is on the international a blame game is unfolding in the middle east with both is, well i'm how this i'm pointing the finger at each other. so choose a strike on a go as a husband in the left front was that now wanting you may find the following images . the 7 the my message to the people is to stand for the truth to be afraid of. the americans don't be afraid of these really air force hold on to the last drop of blood. the cells will, is the oldes

condemned france and the united states for their support of israel and demanded the closure of the us embassy. in the country. the us is sending lethal guided bomb units, gpus to israel as the regime continues with its bloodiest onslot against the palestinians informed sources talking, to press tv said the us is deploying a group of transport aircraft uh from its bases in both europe and asia to deliver the munitions to israel. that's based on updates from the international air traffic control center, the... bombs are the most destructive munition so far used to target both residential areas and critical infrastructure in gaza. according to the sources, the guided munitions are meant to make up for the short. of israel's iron dome missiles fired during the hamas operation, washington has deployed two aircraft carrier groups to the mediterranean so far, it has also ordered some 2,000 troops to prepare for potential deployment to support israel. international lawyer barry rossman says the west is supporting israeli onslight against palestinians and defiance of international law. the united nati

the us embassy is directly monitoring this crackdown. few reports remain from those days. is one of them. people have to get used to these scenes for a few years this will be the life of indonesian people. memories that haunt them decades later. years later , the documentary makers of several news channels get some of indonesia's secret torture after the coup. this interview and reconstruction of the scene of shakanjjah is for one of these documentaries. apakah orang yang kusiksa dulu itu rasanya seperti aku begini ah that's the one who is calm, listen to me, but i can feel the feelings of those who are dissikka, because it's clear , here, what's his name, marwah, habis harga diri, like he's exhausted all his feelings, fear, itu datang, pastu, begini nimbrung dia sekalian enter dalam tubuh itu waken dimbung sekalian masuk dalam tubuh clearly apa yang persati orang yang disiksa bang noar jauh jauh jauh lebih buruk dari ini karena bangsa ini hanya film. meraka tahu bahwa meraka will be killed, but i feel that it is true, i feel it, or maybe i say it, what do you do? was happe

the us embassy is directly monitoring this crackdown. few reports remain from those days. this is one of them. who was closely connected with the uh the military, the indonesian army, so uh, we talked in, i passed uh, perhaps uh, anywhere from a thousand to several thousand names in these various lists, i do not know the exact number, over a period of perhaps a couple of months in november, december 1965, people must go to this scene. get used to it. how many years will this be the life of indonesian people? memories that haunt them decades later. years later, the documentary makers of several news channels get hold of some of the torturers of the indonesian secret police after the coup . this interview and reconstruction of the scene of shakanjjah is for one of these documentaries. ayo kau jawab apa yang tetimakan apakah. orang yang kusiksa dulu itu rasanya seperti aku begini nah ituya dia yang tenang anda taksikta dengar tapi aku dapat persektan ya mesasa menaka yang disiksa karena clear ya di sini ini apa nanamye marwah habis harga diri zadret semua rasa takut itu datan

so we really looking for the us embassy to help the us citizens who are living in gaza.he aerial assault on gaza is going around the clock. >> in fact, while a woman was being interviewed, there were at least two explosions that could be heard in the background. the impending ground assault that ian pannell was describing there could have dire consequences. >> let's continue our live team coverage with abc seven news reporter tim johns has more on the big piece of this entire battle, how the war is being viewed online. tim yeah, dan, if you've logged on to any social media platform over the past few days, you've likely been bombarded with posts and messages about the conflict in the middle east. >> i talked to several experts today about this battle happening online, as well as the significance it holds for both the war itself and everyone else watching from afar, fighting between israel and hamas continued to intensify on tuesday. but as the war rages on , on the ground, increasingly there's another battle happening and it's online. >> sunday and into the night, early m

that they're going to just, it was very spontaneous, suddenly they have decided to come to the us embassy, but from the day that crime happened and people start going down to the streets, blaming the us, the security forces right away enforced uh the um this the protection uh surrounding the us embassy. you can see here we have one person who has fallen, we're seeing the security forces basically calming down somewhat trying to help one of the wounded, of course we can't really talk to them, i tried to to ask them if they can comment on why they are doing this, what is happening right here, but they have orders of course, and we do not want to see lebanese actually facing the the lebanese army. it's not their job, it's not something that is, the lebanese army has always stood by the people of lebanon, they have marters in south lebanon, their posts were hit in the southern areas where the israelis continue to shell, but unfortunately this is what happens when the united states dictates its policies onto a country like lebanon, and although lebanon has lot of support for the resistance, an

so we really looking for the us embassy to help the us citizens who are living in gaza.ial assault on gaza is going around the clock. >> in fact, while a woman was being interviewed, there were at least two explosions that could be heard in the background. the impending ground assault that ian pannell was describing there could have dire consequences. >> let's continue our live team coverage with abc seven news reporter tim johns has more on the big piece of this entire battle, how the war is being viewed online. tim yeah, dan, if you've logged on to any social media platform over the past few days, you've likely been bombarded with posts and messages about the conflict in the middle east. >> i talked to several experts today about this battle happening online, as well as the significance it holds for both the war itself and everyone else watching from afar, fighting between israel and hamas continued to intensify on tuesday. but as the war rages on , on the ground, increasingly there's another battle happening and it's online. >> sunday and into the night, early monday

gun shots anger across the middle east — with protests outside the us embassy in beirut — and in other bring you the latest from our teams across the region. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live. presidentjoe biden has urged israel not to be so consumed by rage after the deadly attacks by hamas that it makes the same mistakes the us made after 9/11. speaking during a whirlwind trip to tel aviv to show his support, he assured israel it is not alone, but said the palestinians are suffering as well. he said that from what he's been told, the explosion at the hospital his visit has been overshadowed by tuesday night's devastating explosion at a hospital in gaza city which the health minister says killed 471 which the health minister says killed a71 people. which the health minister says killed 471 people.— which the health minister says killed 471 people. hundreds more were wounded, _ killed 471 people. hundreds more were wounded, israel— killed 471 people. hundreds more were wounded, israel has - killed 471 people. hundreds morej were wounded, israel has blamed killed 4

- ballistic missile systems to the region as a sign of the growing iranian threat and today the us embassy in baghdad ordered all nonessential personnel to evacuate and tomorrow is the 40h anniversary of the beirut terrorist bombing. >> stay safe thank you for bringing us the information that we need to make our decisions and now where has blocked is attacking with our wider conflict joining us from beirut. >> reporter: a few days ago it sounds like shots fired. a few days ago the us embassy issuing warnings for americans in lebanon to leave as quickly as possible those warnings have become more urgent. today the us embassy says americans should leave beirut immediately even offering emergency loans to americans who want to leave the country but are unable. this comes as israel launched airstrikes against hezbollah positions and launch the air strikes against what they said were positions were hezbollah were firing anti- take missiles and two days of skirmishing along the northern border has lost 26 fighters and five israeli soldiers have been killed so far. israel is preparing for a possi

us embassy.outside the us embassy. we get more from a chief correspondent lyse doucet. despite the terrible back drop over the last 11, 12 days a glimpse of progress on this issue of aid in the last couple of hours. a, ., , ._ of hours. matthew, the words may offer a glimpse _ of hours. matthew, the words may offer a glimpse of— of hours. matthew, the words may offer a glimpse of hope _ of hours. matthew, the words may offer a glimpse of hope but - of hours. matthew, the words may offer a glimpse of hope but in - of hours. matthew, the words may offer a glimpse of hope but in this| offer a glimpse of hope but in this region relaying from this catastrophe unfolding in the gaza strip. which is compounded with that devastating explosion at al ahli hospital in gaza city. a scene of such carnage and chaos. what the palestinians say is the highest casualty toll from a single strike in five different hamas — gaza— israeli wars. they don't trust israel, but they don't buy the account presented by israel

the israeli aggression against palestinians. in pakistan, hundreds of students marched toward the us embassya, the jordanian capital ammon, also witnessed a fresh rally near the israeli embassy with protesters condemning the regime's atrocities, huge protest was also in the occupied west bank city of ramala against french president's visit, the protest denounced emmanuel's pro israel stance on the genocide in gaza. people in the french cities of nont and paris also took to the streets and solidarity with palestinians. in pakistan anti israel protests are escalating with demonstrators strongly condemning the us and its allies for their role in the ongoing bloodshed in the ghaza strip. press tv's correspondent elsa casmi reports from islam. hundreds of students hailing from various educational institutions in islamabad gathered at the city center on wednesday protesting against the united states and its western allies. their support of israel, amid the ongoing atrocities perpetated by israeli regime in gaza. demonstrators voiced their anger and concern over what they believe is the genocide of

, ​​but please tell me, yeltsin would have sent someone to the roof of the us embassy, ​​it’s unlikelyikely, but then again, that means a lot of people said that the snipers were from israel. we'll continue the documentary in a few minutes, but now let's get back to the main news. in new kokhovka , an attempt was made on the life of the executive secretary of the local branch of united russia, vladimir malov. the governor of the kherson region , vladimir salda, called the incident a terrorist attack and said that those responsible would be brought to justice. senator from the kherson region igor kastyukevich reported that united rossa’s car was blown up this morning, he himself was taken to the hospital in serious condition hospital. the circumstances of the assassination attempt are now being clarified by law enforcement. organs. we regard this as a terrorist attack aimed at civilians, aimed at those people who are building a new life. now, uh, alexander is in the hospital, doctors are fighting for his life. the israeli army announced the launch of a counter-terrorism operation in the

, many people said, from the shots, it was somewhat similar that they could shoot from the roof us embassyplease tell me, yeltsin would have sent someone on the roof of the us embassy, ​​unlikely, unlikely, but then again. that means they said a lot that the snipers were from israel, pentalginel, it contains the highest dosage of a substance against pain and inflammation, pentalgen extragel against pain and inflammation in muscles and joints, but my business works without your it stuff, it works so-so , mom, you can do better, you’re so smart, you manage my salon, it’s easy, so one fine day i got into the world of business, technology will help in any unclear situation, we open a savings account and connect services, let clients choose a convenient time themselves, and so that no one is late, reminders in instant messengers, financial analysis by masters and general throughout the salon, it’s that simple. it stuff? open an account with sberbank and use special services for the service industry for free forever. come and see me at work. and i'm thinking of starting my own business. Сbir bus

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yes, this is the us embassy injerusalem- — we know? yes, this is the us embassy in jerusalem.in less ioam local time... " that is in less than an hour now. "everybody is open we don't know how long it will remain open forforeign we don't know how long it will remain open for foreign citizens to exit gaza." they talk about us citizens attempting to enter egypt should expect a potentially chaotic and disorderly environment on both sides of the crossing, saying they will send out further information, the situation remains dynamic and fluid any security environment is unpredictable. this seems to be very much aimed at those foreign nationals, and there are thousands of them built up, on the gaza side of them built up, on the gaza side of them built up, on the gaza side of the rafah crossing who have been waiting now for two weeks, basically, for the crossing to open. those politt —— palestinians awona foreign passport, this is very much aimed at them. whether that also means that the aid will come in the other way, there is no indication of that, they are not talking about that, t

the symptoms 1st again manifesting in 2016 when diplomats at the us embassy and havana cuba begin reporting things ranging from physical pain to bringing in the years to cognitive difficulties. many had diagnosable from madison brain injuries. the u. s. government initially dismissed the symptoms as the product of crickets. yes, crickets, but something more sinister was likely behind it. multiple investigations from nearly every part of the american intelligence community lead only to inconclusive results. and yet more and more people are complaining about the same symptoms. i'm john curiosity. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 preventive syndrome is a perplexing condition when diplomats at the us embassy and havana begin reporting, things like physical pain, migraines, nausea, ringing in the ears and even traumatic brain injuries. the state department and the department of defense called the events anomalous health incidence. c, i a director william burns called them a tax after several senior c i. a officers said that they had been targeted. but after a preliminary look, th

that is, it is very redundant, we every time we have a protest uh, which comes anywhere near the us embassy, we have very huge enforcements from the... security forces and that is something that we see always more than any other embassy in all of uh lebanon, so basically that uh would so that the protestors are not allowed anywhere near um the embassy, but the people were extremely angry, we had people coming in from palestinian refugee camps coming to basically show their frustration, to show their um their how they they are infuriated with what happened with the massacre that took place in gaza and so... that was their only way to show that they are um they are really angry at what happened and they blame the united states all the the most of them were saying that this area that's the town the embassy is that that is a place of espionage against lebanon, it is espionage against the people and that is the main collaborator for the the the crimes that are being committed inside ghaza and they ask for a removal of the uh of the ambassador in in lebanon, of course the us does have lot of infl

we have received reports from the us embassy in israel saying people may wish to move closer to the rafahrossing, the gaza egypt border, sighting us media reports which says the rafah crossing will open for a few hours, today, monday. reports that the us media is reporting on, reporting the us embassy in israel, when we get more detail we will update you. the bbc�*sjeremy bowen is in southern israel. he has this report. along the border, it looked like the eve of battle. in the next few days, israel will send its armed forces into the gaza strip. israel declared its war aims even before the tanks arrived here. first, demolishing hamas, so it can never be a threat again. and avenging more than 1,300 people, mostly its own civilians, massacred by hamas. in the last few days, the border has become an armed camp. israel says its offensive is anchored in justice, security and morality. it has mobilised 360,000 reservists. border communities, like kibbutz kfar aza, that were barely defended when hamas stormed in, are now staging areas for the offensive. 0ne certainty is that, when israel's sold

and today the us embassy in baghdad ordered all non-essential personnel to evacuate. and tomorrow is the 40th anniversary of the beirut barracks bombing. drake. lucas, stay safe. thank you for bringing us the information we need to make our decisions. thank you, lucas thomas. and now to the north, where hezbollah is attacking from lebanon and fueling fears of a wider conflict. steve harrigan joins us from beirut. trey, a few days ago, that sounds like shots fired. a few days ago, the us embassy was issuing warnings for americans in lebanon to leave to make plans to leave as quickly as possible. those warnings have become more urgent, but just today, the us embassy now saying americans should leave beirut immediately, even offering emergency loans to americans who want to leave the country but are unable to. this comes as israel has launched airstrikes against hezbollah positions in southern lebanon. they launched airstrikes against what they said were positions where hezbollah fighters were firing anti-tank missiles into israel in two days of skirmishing along israel's

the buildings and nearby businesses were evacuated onto the premises, were declared safety. us embassy says it is now operating norman. spanish police say they've rescued over 400 animals from an international pet trafficking ring. the gang is suspected of having a legally important dogs and cats from eastern europe over long distances important ventilated vehicles. 13 people have been arrested on suspicion of animal abuse, document forgery, and money laundering. you're watching dw news like from berlin. here's a quick reminder of our top story. here. joe biden has wrapped up a short visit to tennessee with agreement from israel, that it will allow limited humanitarian aid to enter guides or from egypt. the last president, also a warrant is riley's not to be confused with anger over the home us terror attacks earlier this month. and so for now coming up next trying, his growth is up for 3 to stay. crisis is tracking it, then. that's of an a to view business case. ferguson is presenting that. that's after a short break. i'll be back again at the top of the next there. thanks for watchin

the protest was held near the us embassy, ​​and no casualties have been reported yet. riga city council supported the decision to demolish the monument to soviet academician mstislav keldysh, arguing that he created nuclear weapons for stalin. khildysh is a legendary soviet scientist in the field of applied mathematics and mechanics, one of the ideologists of the space program of the soviet union, and a native of riga, but the country's authorities have long been following the only disastrous path. history, last year the street was renamed in honor of this scientist, and now we have reached the monument. during the hot phase of the global confrontation between the west and the east, it is necessary to preserve the sovereignty and independence of states at any cost. this was stated by the head of the belarusian military department, viktor khrinin, during a joint meeting of the ministry of defense of belarus and russia. the meeting took place the day before in moscow. during the meeting, the participants exchanged views and decided. security of the union state. belarus a

policies in less than 3 weeks. meanwhile, police in popular problems of students from guessing to the us embassy to prove that the american road is wells that we have less than the t good on the road. to see how tensions with 11 on have resulted in more than a 120000 people evacuating from northern is waiting for the town amid is escalate the a very well welcome to you from the entire i'll see international news team coming to live for most let's take a little bit of so is this out. the us has said people need the except to there's going to be most of the in casualties in gaza as a israel continues. it strikes on the territory a ceasefire right now. really only benefits from us. this is for, it is combat. it is bloody, it is ugly and it's going to be messy. and innocent civilians are going to be hurt going forward. i wish i could tell you something different. i wish that that wasn't going to happen. but it is, it is going to happen and that doesn't make it right, doesn't make it the dismissal. it doesn't mean that we aren't going to still take the express concerns about that and, and do everythi

so we really looking for the us embassy to help the us citizens who are living in gaza . >> the aerialgaza is going around the clock while that us citizen was being interviewed, there were at least two explosions that could be heard in the background. and you can stay with abc seven news for the latest on the conflict in israel. we'll have updates on air and on our platforms. just search for abc seven news bay area house republican is on capitol hill are trying to rally behind a new speaker with two candidates emerging as most likely to win the gavel. >> it's a difficult task given the deep divisions in the party after kevin mccarthy's historic ousting from that post earlier this month. blair is tracking the latest at the live desk. >> good morning. kumar tsay today, gop members are set to discuss who will be house speaker. two candidates from two completely different backgrounds are vying for the gavel. majority leader steve scalise and representative jim jordan. the gop conference gathered last night to hear from both scalise and jordan. scalise is technically next in line for the jo