currently, iran's case has gone from the ministry of foreign affairs to the us national security councild jack sullivan has taken the lead, and this is the reason why another person was chosen by the us national council in the oman negotiations, so there is a change in the balance of power in the iranian phase of policy negotiations based on balance reciprocal and a type of flexibilty and mutual flexibility created the conditions that created the ground for negotiations for a phased agreement . thank you very much, dr. motaghi, for your participation and for your explanations. another report may be prepared . let's see the final part together. we are at your service regarding iran's nuclear program and the exchange of prisoners. the most recent and the most reactionary of them was the news of the new york times, which claimed that an informal agreement had been formed between iran and the united states, according to which billions of dollars of iranian assets should be released and related sanctions removed with the nuclear program iran should not enrich uranium beyond 60 % and release t

with the us national security council spokesman, john cabby told out to 0 that the by the administration, it's a time and to hold students on me on the parent military, rapid support forces accountable. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes, economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities, 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there, uh, working or doing business in, in sedan. so it was a set of actions here that's enough from him and morgan who reports from on demand, just north of call to, the slicing has been ongoing, even with the tops the inject that happening. and it increased or intensified since the city means army suspended its parts of the patient 2 days ago from the top. now it's worth remembering that the talks were in direct between the rapids support forces. and this is denise army and that their com

it putin did it where is the logic here, you asked the official representative of the us national security councilo you really consider it plausible that russia destroyed the dam by flooding the settlements where ethnic russians live, in my opinion there is no more logic than blowing up their own gas pipeline. is not it so. we haven't come to a conclusion yet. we work with ukrainians and try to get as much information as possible. what information will the ukrainians provide? it is understandable that if, after his death, the meeting of the security council ardently accused moscow, but it was not russian diplomats or western allies who commented on the place , st. george and the swedes began to comment. pavel nesterov evgeniya stefanchuk of us channel one a court in cologne found guilty a citizen of ukraine, an activist of the russian-speaking community, elena kolbasnikova, who has lived in germany for a long time and speaks out in favor of a special operation, the woman is known to the flairge, as the organizer of large motor rallies, she traveled to donbass with humanitarian aid to support russi

and analysis in latin america, and in the press conference of the spokesperson of the us national security council, the president of iran has been with venezuela and nicaragua. what do you think about that what can you achieve in this trip? america is confronting this trip . it worries you and somehow evades the answer and says that america does not intervene in the bilateral relations of countries, but here in the zionist publication jerusalem post, the reporter's question has been answered with a headline of venezuela is visiting, what should be taken care of here? this trip is aimed at bypassing american sanctions and showing iran's ability to show its power and increase tehran's influence on the world stage. this issue has consequences for israel, because some of the countries that the president visits are against or critical of israel. in addition to this, it can increase iran's trade, the fact that the destination of the iranian president's trip to anti-american countries has been the focus of the media, including france 24, which headlined that iran and venezuela have common enemies . the a

did it putin did it where here is the logic, asked the official representative of the us national security council do you really think it is plausible that russia destroyed the dam by flooding the settlements where ethnic russians live, in my opinion there is no more logic here than in blowing up their own gas pipeline. is not it so. we haven't come to a conclusion yet. we work with ukrainians and try to get as much information as possible. what information the ukrainians will provide, it is clear that kievsky, after the deathly meeting of the security council, ardently accused moscow, but his speech was not russian diplomats, nor western allies commenting on the places began georgy sashvili led nesterov yevgenia stefanchuk us first channel now about the situation in the special operation zone in the south donetsk direction, units of the vostok group , supported by artillery, aviation inflicted a major defeat on the enemy, who was trying to conduct active operations, anti-aircraft gunners shot down a mi-24 militant helicopter , as well as a su-25 aircraft under an energy gift to bypass the center,

. and analysts have been placed and in the press conference of the spokesperson of the us national security council, the president of iran, cuba, venezuela and nicaragua, what is your opinion about what can be achieved in this trip , how will the us deal with this trip , it worries you and somehow he evades the answer and he says america does not interfere in the bilateral relations of the countries, but here in the zionist publication jerusalem post, the journalist's question was answered with the headline that the president is visiting venezuela. tehran's influence is not on the world stage. this issue has consequences for israel because some of the countries that the president visits are against or critical of israel. in addition, it can increase iran's trade. the american system has been the focus of the media, including france 24, which headlined that iran and venezuela have common enemies, the president of iran visited venezuela, cuba and nicaragua during the american attack and attack, iran is becoming a superpower in the region, america thinks that it is the same as before . it can continue

so it says the us national security council spokesman john cubby, but he added the us will continue with military a to key of no matter what the thought is. kind of muffin now, fills in the details. a john kirby said. the answer is point, the united states is not a party to the consulate. it is only providing weapons providing training, but it is not interested in directing your brain weird target or into attack. now at this point, he did also mentioned that the united states as counseling ukraine, but he didn't describe exactly what that entails. the u. s. a does not want to know who conducted strikes against the ground one, and it turns a blind eye to us provided weapon rate it is now being used on russian territory. here's what he said president. so when skiing is military commanders decide what they're going to do from a military perspective and they decide what they're going to do with the equipment that isn't provided to them. and that the, you know, all that said, we have been very clear with the craniums privately. we certainly been clear publicly that we do not support attacks i

i spoke to lieutenant colonel alexander vindman earlier, who served on the us national security councilurrently in kyiv. thank you again for joining us on bbc news. you are in kyiv. what has been the reaction there in ukraine to developments in russia? i think a lot of people continue to scratch their heads, frankly, as they do in western capitals in places around the world where people have been monitoring this war to understand what unfolded. i mean, the president for a 24—hour insurrection, a short—lived coup in russia is pretty thin. so people are trying to understand what the implications, quite frankly, what happened, and what the implications are long—term. what about ukraine itself? what does ukraine need to do to capitalise on the instability we have seen in russia? are you getting the sense that there is a change of strategy there in kyiv? i don't think there was necessarily a change in strategy, i think to the ukrainians were quite close to the matter, they certainly understood the dysfunction of this war. they had been watching this fued between wagner, which has tens of tho

have done so in the recent talks with the officials of the us state department and the us national security council. how will russia proceed? american media reported the cyber attack on the country's institutions and its allies. the cnn website reported that in this attack, several american government agencies and allies of this country were targeted by cyber attack. the us department of energy and hospitals affiliated with john university hopkins in maryland, florida, as well as the british airline in england, were the target of a cyber attack. in this attack, which began two weeks ago, some of the sensitive information of users was stolen . more details of this cyber attack have not been released. australian veteran who was found guilty of killing four afghans in afghanistan said that he is proud of his actions in afghanistan and will not apologize . he was busy revealing about the crime and other australian soldiers in the war in afghanistan, including soldiers affiliated with the western countries, who targeted and killed defenseless civilians in the afghanistan war between 2009 and 2012, two d

zrada came from where they were waiting in the us national security council said that washington seeso signs of preparation, undermining the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant from moscow in kiev pretend that this did not hear. no teaching, such an alarming television picture will disappear. or for this khramtsov and the game with a nuclear reactor. now a short advertisement and that's what will happen next on our air. it turned out to be written on the face. resting masks have alarmed americans as doctors keep life in the fading rination league. is it true that the president of the united states risks dying in his sleep? the british and french wanted to do everything they could to prevent war. my grandfather always considered youthism with russia as the main condition more than 20,000 people a day biblo during the great patriotic war, we are at a very dangerous moment in human history, what is happening now in ukraine, then the lessons of gebbezos, textbook 2018, edition of june 22, is designated as the beginning of the german-soviet war. well , ukraine has nothing to do with the lesso

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blowing up of the dam, where the logic was asked from the correct representative of the us national security councildo you really think it is plausible that russia destroyed the dam by flooding the settlements where ethnic russians live and at the same time cutting off the water supply to the crimea, in my opinion , there is no more logic here than in undermining own gas pipeline. is not it so. we haven't come to a conclusion yet. we work with ukrainians and try get as much information as possible. what information will the ukrainians provide? clearly, the kiev permanent representative. at a meeting of the security council , he ardently accused moscow, but neither russian diplomats nor western allies commented on george and the swedes. pavel nesterov yevgeniya stefanchuk on us channel one, the destruction of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station as a result of attacks by ukrainian militants became the main theme of the first release of the new program of the popular american tv host carlson. it was released on the internet. due to 19 hours has already gained 80 million views, and the triumphant r

so it says the us national security council spokesman john cubby, but he added the us will continue with military a to key of no matter what the thought is. kind of muffin now feels in the details . it's john kirby said the answer at this point the united states is not a party to the consulate. it is only providing weapons providing training when it is not interested in directing your brain weird to target for him to attack. now at this point, he did also mentioned that the united states as counseling ukraine, but he didn't describe exactly what that entails. the u. s. a does not want to know who conducted strikes against the crowned one. and it turns a blind eye to us, provided weapon rate is now being used on russian territory. here's what he said president. so once again, is military commanders decide what they're going to do from a military perspective. and they decide what they're going to do with the equipment that isn't provided to them. and that the, you know, on all that said, we have been very clear with the craniums privately. we certainly been clear publicly that we do not su

blinkin secretary of the same leaders of the us national security council of the same figures of theuropean union and nato who say ukraine must first win and launch a successful counteroffensive. and only then we decide to negotiate. you already know this here, a schizophrenic situation, when they say that everything will be completed by negotiations, but first russia must be defeated and the third aspect is on what basis they want to negotiate in the united states together with nato members with the european union, they firmly repeatedly uncompromisingly stated that that the only basis for negotiations. this is the notorious formula of zelensky's peace, which consists of ten points. there are uh, such well, neutral things. eh, banal, i would say incomprehensibly. why are there included, as well as ensured food security and energy security. that is, the very things that are undermined by the sanctions of the west. but the main thing is in relation. here are the prospects for a peace treaty is that first russia should go beyond the 1991 border, the russian leadership should go under t

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no, the zrada came from where they did not expect the us national security council said that washingtonees no signs of preparation, undermining the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant with moscow's sides in kiev pretend not to have heard this. no teaching, such an alarming television picture will disappear. russian pilots made a new result, as reported in the southern donetsk direction, the air rose here, 52 during the flight of the territory, the crew sat down on armored vehicles, and when the lands confirmed that this was not our combat vehicle, the helicopter fired a missile at the control target and successfully destroyed it. and after that, the pilots introduced alligators from the areas of a possible retaliatory strike and returned to the airfield. in lisichansk the nationalists are trying to seize the strategically important height that the russian volunteers are armoring. the enemy’s attacks are not successful ; our position is defended by the fighters of the battalions of the second army corps ; with an advanced report by aleksey baranova the shelling sector is right here behind e

the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, this was stated by the representative of the us national security council, john kirby , earlier today, ukraine reported that the russians blew up the dam in nova kakhovka, which led to the flooding of a large area in the kherson region and the evacuation of thousands of people, the white house is currently carefully studying what happened, but they remind us that the garlic dam was in the hands of russia, we are still trying to establish that it happened, but the russians illegally seized this dam, this reservoir many months ago, this territory was occupied by them at the time of the explosion. and it is clear that the deliberate destruction of civil infrastructure is prohibited by the laws of war and in the additional protocol to the geneva conventions , which the russians themselves signed, the destruction of civil infrastructure as an otdump and term dams there is clearly stated is a violation of this code but again, we still have not made a decision, we are still talking to the ukrainians about it in turn, the representative the usa in the osce michael

so it says the us national security council spokesman john coby, but he added the us will continue. is military a to key of no matter what? the thought is? kind of muffin now feels in the details. it's john kirby said the answer at this point the united states is not a party to the cons. ready only providing weapons providing training, but it is not interested in directing your brain weird target into attack. now at this point, he did also mentioned that the united states as counseling ukraine, but he didn't describe exactly what that entails. the usa does not want to know who conducted strikes against the ground one, and it turns a blind eye to us provided weaponry that is now being used on russian territory. here's what he said president. so once again, his military commanders decide what they're going to do from a military perspective, and they decide what they're going to do with the equipment that has been provided to them. and that the, you know, all that said, we have been very clear with the craniums privately. we certainly been clear publicly that we do not support attacks

of the military partnership between the two countries , said the representative of the us national security councilerpy, in an interview with the voice of america, we will continue to work with our allies and partners in the un and outside the un to make sure that we put enough pressure on iran to stop these destabilizing activities their ballistic missile program continues to improve this is a clear threat to the region certainly to our friends in the region and now some of these possibilities are not necessarily ballistic missiles, but it is also about drones, this technology is used inside ukraine to kill innocent ukrainians, and now we know that iran is cooperating with russia regarding the potential the construction of a manufacturing plant or the conversion of an existing plant that will be used in russia to actually produce unmanned aerial vehicles designed by iran, meanwhile, the american media report evidence that the dam of the kakhova hpp was destroyed by an explosion , the new york times writes that american satellites with infrared sensors recorded the explosion at the kakhovsky hpp be

is also sanctioned companies linked to the army and the rapids support forces. us national security council spokesman john cubby told jobs is, are the bite and administration is determined to hold students army and the power of military rapids support forces accountable. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes. economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities, 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there, uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here with us citizens approved of bipartisan deal to lift the government's $31.00 trillion dollar limit to legislation events. what would it be in the country's 1st national debt? default? as china is special invoice, your agent offense has described the warrant ukraine is barring and the risk of escalation. hi, any issues, comments come after your p

the us national security council spokesman john cubby told down to 0, the bite and administration. it's a time and to hold students on me. i'm the parent mandatory rapid support for his account. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes, economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities, 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there. uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here. all right, let's find out what's happening on the ground. we can speak to out to joseph morgan, he just joined his life on demand, which is just north of hop too. so it talks suspended. what's the latest now then, on the fighting of the well slicing has been ongoing, even with the top, the intent that happening and it increase or intensify since the city needs army suspended its parts of the patient 2 days ago

the us national security council spokesman john covey has been speaking of all, just a right. and he says, the by the ministration is determined to hold both parties to account. it's not just sanctions, we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes. economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities. 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there. uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here have a log and wraps of developments from on demand northwest of come to they were more artillery strikes in the capitals up to them and says they as fighting between the power and military rapids support for us in the to these army continues. now, most of the fighting was focused in the southern parts of the capital, but they will also artillery strikes, launched from the city of the mind to what's the northern parts of th

but if we create conditions conducive for discussions, the us national security council spokesman john the cubby has spoken to. i'll just say what he says, the bite and ministration is determined to hold both parties to account. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes, economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities. 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there. uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here. well, let's look further. the full suits in these companies which have been sanctioned. the 1st on the list is alternate. a call to him based goal to trading firm headed by or assess commendable how much haven't done that carlow and his brother. that is also tre dollars, a based company which is controlled by one of the colors. younger brothers. they all be affiliated entities faci

us impose sanctions and companies link to both sedans, army and rapids, support forces. us national security council spokesman junk harvey has been speaking to all to 0. and he says the by the ministration is determined to hold both parties to account. it's not just sanctions, we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes. economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities. 2 of which are supporting the r s f and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there. uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here. so for sitting, these companies are being sanctioned. the 1st is always a need. it's a tool based goal training firm owned by the leader of the rapids support forces mohammed comed under nato. and then there's tradeoff. general training is based in the united out of amex, and it's controlled by one of their colleagues, younger brothers. the company is linked to the army,

assistant, the president bill clinton on russia, for my senior director for russia at the us national security council. good to have you with this, toby. what do you make of physicians latest remarks? and indeed the space responds to the but well, i think is definitely an escalation. um, uh, pretty version has failed under attack and he's also so very brave because he's been on the attack. his attacks have gotten increasingly personal again. sure. i go and against the, the general in charge of the army and he's called them, he will and not protecting his troops and not giving the man munition. and i think um, he's, his language is really quite inflammatory. and now there's been a response and the responses to basically say that they, i'm and that he is trying to from, into a region at fighting against the regime. and this is very serious because we're putting on his tried to do all during this war is convinced russians that they have nothing to worry about. that it's a war against nazis and ukraine. that is a war that won't affect them so that the russian army is a good for us or force for peace and t

dr evan medeiros is a professor at georgetown university and served on the us national security councillong—awaited meeting, symbolically it will be very important, especially after relations between china and the us have been so afraid. what do you think is top of the agenda? i think to of the think is top of the agenda? i think top of the agenda _ think is top of the agenda? i think top of the agenda is _ think is top of the agenda? i think top of the agenda is to _ think is top of the agenda? i think top of the agenda is to stop - think is top of the agenda? i think top of the agenda is to stop the i top of the agenda is to stop the freefall in the relationship. i think views and policies on both side are hardening for the both sides are engaging in more risky behaviours as they both pursue strategic competition. i think this visit, the first for the secretary of state to china in five years, really long time. it is about stopping the freefall and seeing if this visit can unlock a new set of interactions, dialogue, high—level communication between the us and china. �* ., ., , communi

but discussions with the us national security council spokesman john kirby has been speaking to all just save it. and he says the by the ministration is determined to hold both parties to account. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes. economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities. 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there, uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here before certain these companies have been sanctioned. the 1st is alternate is a cartoon based goals trading firm headed by all of us have come on the home at home the and his brother then that is trying to, if it's a u i. e base company, which is controlled by one of the all those younger brothers. the company is linked to sedans, army, which are facing us sanctions, our defense industries, system sedans, largest def

in a social media post that two of the dead were children.it comes just hours after the us national security council 300 million dollars�* worth of weaponry to ukraine — with a focus on air defence. in fact, infact, in in fact, injust in fact, in just this here month of may, russia has launched 17 different air assaults against, harming civilians, hitting civilian infrastructure. russian targets have faced a spade of attacks and two oil refineries in southern russia earlier today. these images — confirmed by bbc verify — are of the afip—ski oil refinery in the southern krasnodar region, deep inside russia. the region's governor says the strike caused a fire — but no one was injured. us officials said they have not determined who launched those attacks. it comes ahead of a highly anticipated counter—offensive — and in an exclusive interview with the bbc, former us military chief, general david patraeus, was optimistic about the ukrainian military�*s chances of success. we believe for the first time, for either side, this is a result of artillery and engineers, breaching the fortifications that they h

here'sjohn kirby, from the us national security council, briefing reporters at the white house.n the reports that russia was responsible for the explosion at the dam, which i would remind, russian forces took over illegally last year and have been occupying since then. we are doing the best we can to assess those reports and are working with ukrainians to gather more information. but we cannot say conclusively what happened at this point. nothing conclusive gets out of the us. i want to go back to the us officials telling the us bbc partner network cbs news that the ukraine counteroffensive is in its opening phases but the main thrust has not yet begun. with me now is a defence and is, former bbc correspondent jonathan marcus, wassup thanks for coming on programme. what do you make up this announcement is under way but not the main thrust? i make up this announcement is under way but not the main thrust?- way but not the main thrust? i think that's correct _ way but not the main thrust? i think that's correct. i _ way but not the main thrust? i think that's correct. i think— way

would have hom, the security interest of washington, that's according to the us national security council spokesman john cubby. although he added the us will continue. it's ministry a to key of know my so what, what we better learn more about this right now. most of live now do audio correspondent, caleb monthly for the very latest on this caleb. some of the key takeaways from mr . cubby's comments, if you would be so kind, i'm sure john kirby said that's at this point. the united states is not a party to the conflict, it is only providing weapons providing training, but it is not interested in directing ukraine and where to target or who to attack . now at this point, he did also mentioned that the united states as counseling ukraine, but he didn't describe exactly what that entails. the u. s. a does not want to know who conducted strikes against the ground one, and it turns a blind eye to us provided weaponry that is now being used on russian territory. here's what he said, isn't it? so when skiing is military commanders decide what they're going to do from a military perspective and th

council, it can veto any enforcement. so what we really need, in addition to pressuring the us to abide by international law and give reparations is also a massive reform of the united nations because the united states use is it seat. and the permanent is a permanent member of the security council to basically block international law and justice for countries all around the world, not just nicaragua. so i that john, i spend norton joining us live here on what is essentially shedding light on, on a bit of an historic story, but it's still very putnam today, ben. i appreciate that. we'll see you soon. thanks for having and the thank you for joining our surface program. lie for most of this is awesome international just not fucking hot spots 11 in the evening. we all have access to the the the the, the newer and the trial is the ovens on the 1000 head of the sabotage section to testified. on september the 12th 1939 the chief admiral canal, or as was instructed by the dry foreign minister to yell at him from raven charles . it's necessary to reach out to the ukrainian nationalist with whom intelligence had already had military contact to cause an insurgency imposed on which wou

let's say there are large forecasting departments in the national one, let's say the us national intelligence council considering ivy league graduates. serious materials are being prepared. elite yes, for good salaries there in the soviet union, by the way, in russia there is an assignee. now i will remember, if the institute of international economics and international relations is correct. this is what they actually do predictive functions there now employ 300 research staff. that is, a situation in which it is not only an amateur who is not only alone, but also not a fully developed technology. we will say, so astrology is proton science is not a hammer and nails. he does not work. so reliability is a lot. what else is needed? to develop that in itself, of course, is a situation, but it is not quite normal when we compare these things and it is not even normal for us for astrologers, but rather abnormal for those who here he is engaged in forecasts and is engaged in media support for all these processes. now, for example, everyone is on a short advertisement right after an unpopular astrologer. ko

published and the report of this council includes accusations of a range of crimes from assaults and sexual assault to complaints about excessive use of force during arrest. the national council of police chiefs of england announced that only 13 some of these 1,570 policemen were dismissed from the work of the survivors of the violence the police have said that they were often deprived of police support in their work. in serious clashes between farmers and herdsmen in nigeria, at least 13 people were killed . in recent weeks, plateau state in the center of nigeria has witnessed an increase in tension between these two groups, which are about the exploitation of water resources. the region has different opinions. climate change is one of the main causes of conflicts in this region. in the past month, more than 120 people have lost their lives during these conflicts, and more than 3 thousand people have died because of the fear of this. the violence forced them to leave their homes the storm in brazil has increased to 13 people. during the last thursday and friday , the southern state of rio grande and its capital, porto alegre , were damaged by the storm and the number

secretary of state glinkin the same leaders of the us national security council the same eu and nato figures who say ukraine must first win and carry out a successful counteroffensive. and only then we decide to negotiate. you already know this here, a schizophrenic situation, when they say that everything will be completed by negotiations, but first you need to defeat russia and the third aspect is on what basis they want to negotiate, the united states, together with nato and the european union, have firmly repeatedly stated uncompromisingly that that the only basis for negotiations is zelensky's notorious peace formula, which consists of ten points. there is. uh, such neutral things. eh, banal. i would say it's not clear. why are they included there, uh, as food security ensures energy security, that is, the very things that are undermined by the sanctions of the west go under the tribunal, and russia must pay triporia and only after these preconditions, when they will be fulfilled. peace will be made. this is what the position of the west is now when it talks about the need for n

within the rules that national screening council have given us, we are not allowed to use the ai automaticallythe process as yet, so we are using the ai as an extra check at the end of our reading process. in 2016, a private company, keyron medical technologies, began training an ai model called nia using hundreds of thousands of medical scans. itsjob — to identify breast cancer. until now, this ai has been intended as an assistive tool for use by two human radiologists. it has become the foundation of the technology being used in aberdeen. i think the goal of this evaluation is to see what's the best way we can work with al where there is replacing one of the radiologists, where there is part reading some of the normal mamograms, or where there is to improve our cancer detection as a safety net. screening programmes are crucial for improving patient outcomes. for now, medical staff are still the first line of defence in protecting against breast cancer, but ai is likely to play a significant role in future life—saving efforts. that was mark showing us how ai in healthcare can be really useful

listen to what john kirby, spokesman for the us national security council, said yesterday .ing we don't support attacks inside russia and don't encourage or give ukraine the opportunity to do so and have made our concerns very clear to ukrainian officials. they acknowledged this and assured us that they would not use american- made equipment to attack russian territory, we do not want an escalation of the war, and there is no justification for this. just take a look at everything we've done in the past 15 months. and i guarantee you that in the coming days of the week you will see additional security assistance packages. we will continue to see to it that ukraine can succeed on the battlefield, as president biden said. as much time as it takes? that is, we don’t support strikes, but we won’t reduce assistance. in addition, but, but the united states just started playing silent and does not take any position on the news that ukraine was preparing a terrorist attack on the territory of the russian federation using a dirty bomb which was prevented and the relevant terrorist was

the united nations inspector , while presenting a 23-page report to the united nations human rights council, said the us use of torture against alleged perpetrators in the years after the september 11th attacks. it is a violation of international human rights laws, the united nations inspectors pointed out that the guantanamo prison should be closed on the eve of eid al-adha , sudan's rapid response forces announced a unilateral ceasefire, according to al jazeera tv channel , general hamidi, the commander of sudan's rapid response forces. in an audio message , the army announced the establishment of a unilateral ceasefire in the country on the day of arafah and the first days of eid al-adha. it has been found that hundreds of workers of the garment sector in bangladesh protested after the death of their union president. shahidul islam, the head of the garment and industry workers union in ghazipur, bangladesh , was beaten and killed after warning employers about the consequences of not paying workers' wages. the police announced in addition the investigation of the murder case and the handling of the ou

of the security council, he did not dare to directly blame russia for the destruction of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station , just like the official representative of the us national was asked to explain the logic to you. do you really consider it plausible that russia destroyed the dam by flooding the settlements where ethnic russians live and at the same time cutting off the water supply of the crimea , in my opinion there is no more logic than blowing up their own gas pipeline. is not it so. we haven't come to a conclusion yet. we work with ukrainians and try to get as much information as possible. not at all in the spirit of american curators. so the conclusion is to blame. russia has come. very quickly after the blowing up of the northern streams, and now the newspaper in the washington post publishes the details of the investigation, it turns out that even 3 months before the sabotage on the gas pipeline in the white house they knew that the ukrainians would go for it , the biden administration learned from close allies that the ukrainian military had planned an attack on the underwater gas pipeline. all those involved in the attack reported to general valer

us officials. but it's national security councils both, both a don't cubby, he denies obligations. who do we believe? i mean, once again, you know, also senator mark rubio is banging the drums, but he is everything antique china. he doesn't even want people buying chinese people buying property in the state of florida. i mean, this goes on and on, and on. this, i think stems from what they did with huawei, they completely, uh, tried to wipe that country out. they uh, had a uh, had her arrested at a canadian airport that had of what weight many years ago she, they tried to expedite or to the united states. so if they can't go to huawei and cut them off, they're going to try to, you know, of course, slander china and say that they're dreaming up this big deal together. now here's another point i want to make is that if you look at the, you do as infrastructure when it comes to uh, you know, cable television or even modems, or even the mobile internet structure there. i mean, they are still on for g technology. it's really old technology, it wouldn't take much uh, to get into these uh

goods through this route and the voice of the train whistle should be used more quickly, aref jafari the united nations security council emphasized the need to establish a lasting ceasefire in sudan after the new clashes of the sudanese rapid response forces in several areas of khatun. the security council reacted to the resumption of these conflicts. announced that this council emphasizes to immediately stop the hostile actions of the second lesson and to establish a comprehensive and sustainable ceasefire in this country. in this statement , it is stated that the united nations security council is against any attacks on civilians and united nations employees in sudan and looting of international aid and philanthropy sent to this country strongly condemns the armed conflicts in sudan since the morning of saturday 26th of april, the army forces and the rapid reaction forces over the power of mr. kafi of sudan and the rapid reaction forces on the 22nd of ardibehesht signed the initial agreement based on the parties to the conflict declared their commitment to the negotiations with the aim of establishing a short-term ce

while the us council on my that is the nation's support, full the so named aside and seem to my as ation build visual ties and sanctions on the syrian people. we welcome the thoughts of the guests piled on the issue of the west, forcing its own politics on independent nations. and when we talk about the sand, that is when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the ph and throughout the world verbally. but on the ground, it's complete. the, the other way around. so, what we have seen the politicization of the i, c, j, the international court of justice, one day they want to bring the president boynton to trial. today they want to bring the president as after syria has been admitted to the ad. i believe i'm president. that was this daughter of the so the 2nd summit in jet the few days back now, they want to bring him to justice. this is mcclung differentially, the whose own country has been cut and they've got that fee. okay. if i divided libya, bought, it takes 5, taking in the occupation of that i, the 100,

inspector alania olen, in the meeting to present his 23-page report to the united nations human rights council , said that the us use of torture against prisoners in the years after the september 11 attacks was a violation of the law. international human rights emphasized that the guantanamo prison should be closed. a residential tower in ajman, uae, caught fire . more details have not been announced. we will be at your service after the call to prayer. the country's experts succeeded in internalizing the automatic sampling device. this device, which is used in various fields, including forensic laboratories, is produced at one-tenth of the price of foreign samples. empty the automatic sampler tell me, what did you do? i will answer your question. well , on july 7 of last year, in the meeting of the supreme judicial officials with the supreme leader, hazrat agha , they explained the grand strategy for the government . do you want to protect the coast, forest and mountains and implement the law related to these lands, the comprehensive law of hadnagar approved in 2013, in fact, in order to stabilize the ownership

time to we are with our audience in oleksiy danilov, the secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine, was with uspe. trostetski will have a question for you. what to him no one showed us our plan directly. well, that's for sure, and it's obvious that they just discussed something, hmm, what do you think our trump cards might be, how does russia react to this, how does it all look now? well, i can add little to what oleksiy danilov said. eh, i really believe that no one, the senator, shows anything and the date of the direction of the strikes, eh, is characteristic of an offensive operation, it is really not our business, it is our business to know exactly what the offensive operation will be, if this offensive operation is to take place in 2023, and already specifically, when it will take place, it will be decided by our military leadership , and i only want to add that my remark is so strategic, because i am one of those who, even last year and until today, said that the war would sooner or later transferred to the territory of russia. i never understand these restrictions imposed on us by vario

us. he was on the national security council in 2017. rnational finance. gentlemen, it's great to have you. thank you so much for joining us. and, brian, i want to kick it off with you with this idea of investors inadvertently funding the rise of communist china as we talk about the bad behavior from the communist party and its soft response from the u.s. what's going on? >> good morning, maria, and happy father's day to all the fathers out there. first off, i don't know how inadvertent it is. the chinese communist party when xi jinping went into power back in 2013 and he was working with pride, made investment in key parts of his strategy. any economy is driven by its capital flows and its trade, so it was very important for him to establish credibility in the world and get investment into china. when u.s. investors invest in china, so the venture firms and private equity firms, they're expecting a massive return, right? so if they put a million dollars in, they're expecting 20 million back for the risk of investing in a market like this

investigator nalani allen, in a meeting to present his 20-page report to the united nations human rights council , said that the us use of torture against prisoners in the years after the september 11th attacks was a violation of international human rights laws. did and guantanamo prison must be closed on the eve of eid al-adha and sudan's rapid response forces announced a unilateral ceasefire , according to al jazeera tv channel, general hamidi, the commander of sudan's rapid response forces, announced in an audio message that a unilateral ceasefire would be established by the forces in the country on the day of arafah and the following days . on the first day of eid al-adha, it was reported that following the failure of serious negotiations between the conflicting parties in sudan , the fighting between the sudanese army and the rapid reaction forces has been ongoing for more than two months , causing destruction in the capital and widespread violence in the darfur region of western sudan. there are consequences such as the escape of more than 2 million people has resulted in the country's specialists successful