olivia pratt—korbel, who was shot dead in her home in liverpool, have been released on bail the us state departmentbassador to the arctic region. the move comes as russia increases its military activity in the area. the us state department has announced that president biden is planning to appoint an ambassador to the arctic region. joining me now is professor katarzyna zysk from the norwegian institute for defence studies. why is the us making this move, in your view? why is the us making this move, in yourview? i why is the us making this move, in our view? ~ ., why is the us making this move, in our view? ~ . ., your view? i think that in general the are your view? i think that in general they are sending _ your view? i think that in general they are sending a _ your view? i think that in general they are sending a signal- your view? i think that in general they are sending a signal that - your view? i think that in general| they are sending a signal that the arctic has become strategically important to the united states and the world, we are basically witnessing the opening of the ocean. the uni

publication wrote about this the day before, according to the link according to sources in the us state departmentpresentatives of the us state department unofficially told members of congress about this, again according to information from sources according to diplomats if russia is excluded from being included in the list of countries sponsoring terrorism, then the kremlin can refuse to fulfill its part of the grain agreement that was concluded a few weeks ago; besides, such a decision, again, according to american diplomats, will actually prohibit american companies from having at least some business relations with russia, that is, at least any with business relations with russia, they want to continue to have september 5 is not far away, and with a high degree of probability we can say that in the chair of the head of the british government a good friend of ukraine, les taras, will sit down, a new sociological survey conducted by the yougo company commissioned by the british tv channel sky news adds to this confidence, according to it, 66% of conservatives are ready to vote for the current hea

amazing reaction to this from the us state department against the background of such insane actions of the kiev regime, the us secretary of state said that washington is doing everything possible to ensure that nuclear power plants return to the control of kiev, antony blenkin said this during telephone conversations with the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, kulebai condemned the action, not ukraine nuclear power plant protects. pervomaiskaya luhansk people's republic is recovering after another strike by american hymers from the apu, as reported in a joint center under control, one person died three including the wounded child is clearing the rubble from the scene report by igor pikhanov. workers of the municipal enterprise clear the access roads to the apartment building, which suffered from the shelling the night before, through the nine-story building of the militants. apu fired, at least three shells from an american-made hymars multiple launch rocket system, the main blow fell on the central part of the panel house. ukrainian military. they launched a missile attack on a d

that transition was rewarded with more than $1400000000.00 and funding from the us state department, as well as around $685000000.00 from washington. and tori is agency for international development. so why then do the 2020 international republic institute survey find that 87 percent of the people in tunisia believe their country was headed in the wrong direction. it appears that despite the thank you gifts from the west, the new system has been met with criticism from members of the public who say it has allowed for more corruption, instead of improvement igniting more resentment at a time of high inflation and unemployment. so it's certainly not what then you as president brock obama said was happening and teenager back in 2015 amid the turmoil that so often dominates the headlines. it can be tempting to think that all of north africa in the middle east is gripped by disorder. but in tunisia where the arab spring began democracy and pluralism are taking root, we can do more together to help uneasy and consolidate their democratic gains. the us state department was quick to criticiz

disrupt the offensive of russia on this letter is very short, but still the spokesman of the us state departmentt price, answered at the briefing, he stated that the usa is providing kyiv with the assistance it needs at this stage of hostilities and that it is being successfully used to stop the russian offensive by no less stop the attack - it is important to stop the war and think more strategically probably even more important in your opinion can we talk about attacks as an example before land forest is fully operational i certainly agree with you statement of priorities to provide that military aid and those systems that are urgent right now. which ukrainian ones do we need for what? in the donbass region, we understand how important other systems are, and i also think that we need to support ukraine. also, that they master the systems as efficiently and as quickly as possible in order to preserve and save lives our fellow citizens are so civilian, that's why we are not currently focused on the maximum military strategic system in all aspects . said that in some offices in washington there i

us? state department says iran last abandoned demands. it calls on acceptable and talks to revise. the 2015 nuclear deal tougher on says an agreement can be reached in the coming days. and certain issues are resolved reports say one of those is removing iran, revolutionary gods offer us terrorism list. we'd been clear about what a return to mutual compliance with the g p a would look like. there are issues that the iranians have put on the table that are clearly extraneous to the 4 corners of the gcs away. every time they have done that, we have made very clear that the jcp away is about one thing and one thing only, it's about a runs nuclear program and we're prepared to negotiate one thing. and one moment. while powers have been trying to salvage that deal, known as the j. c. p. o, a iran sign, the agreement in 2015. it was designed to limit to ron's nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief. but in may 2018. then president donald trump withdrew the us, began re imposing sanctions a year later on started ramping up its nuclear program. it's reduced access to monitors fro

sanctions this was stated during the briefing by the deputy head of the press service of the us state departmentdant patel. his transcript was published today on the website of the us state department. according to mr. patel, washington has a whole set of restrictions, but due to the fact that the russian budget is mostly replenished from the sale of oil and gas, therefore, the reduction of such types of income due to sanctions could have a strong impact on the russian economy, and they are on oil. it can range from $40 to $ 60. but in the united states of america they talk about it, but in europe they don’t talk about it, they don’t do it, but the following information, to my great regret, did not surprise me at all about the training of servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine in europe should not take place at the level of the european union. such a statement was made by the minister of foreign affairs of hungary, petr sijarto, again in prague, he did not openly oppose such a mission, but said that the issue of training the ukrainian military should be considered separately by the government

aid to ukraine this was reported by the publication with reference to its own sources in the us state departmentcording to the information received, it will be headed by one of the american generals, who exactly it is currently unknown, the publication asked the pentagon to comment on this information, the us department of defense denied it, but somehow it seems to me that it is true. i will also remind you that on wednesday us president joe biden announced the allocation of 2 billion 900 million dollars in military aid to ukraine. well, what do i think if they create such a structure, it will be somehow organized and unified to provide this help to us, the information that i will tell you now appeared four days ago, but since it is very important and i i just read it this morning, so i just couldn’t help but tell you about it today, so the most help since the beginning of the year and until august 3 of this year we received 44 and a half billion dollars from the united states. if we compare this indicator with the country's gross domestic product , the united states ranks only seventh , but est

that transition was rewarded with more than $1400000000.00 and funding from the us state department, as well as around $685000000.00 from washington and tories agency for international development. so why then did the 2020 international republic institute survey find that 87 percent of the people in tunisia believe their country was headed in the wrong direction. it appears that despite the thank you gifts from the west, the new system has been met with criticism from members of the public who say it has allowed for more corruption instead of improvement igniting more resentment at a time of high inflation and unemployment. that's certainly not what the us president brock obama said was happening and to nija back in 2015. amid the turmoil that so often dominates the headlines, it can be tempting to think that all of north africa in the middle east is gripped by disorder. but in tunisia where the arab spring began democracy and pluralism are taking root, we can do more together to helped uneasy and consolidate their democratic gaines. the us state department was quick to criticize a n

that transition was rewarded with more than $1400000000.00 and funding from the us state department, as well as around $685000000.00 from washington and tories agency for international development. so why then did a 2020 international public institute survey find that 87 percent of the people in tunisia believe their country was headed in the wrong direction. it appears that despite the thank you gifts from the west, the new system has been met with criticism from members of the public who say it has allowed for more corruption instead of improvement igniting more resentment at a time of high inflation and unemployment. that's certainly not what the us president brock obama said was happening. and teenager back in 2015 amid the turmoil that so often dominates the headlines. it can be tempting to think that all of north africa in the middle east is gripped by disorder. but in tunisia where the arab spring began democracy and pluralism are taking root, we can do more together to helped uneasy and consolidate their democratic gaines. the us state department was quick to criticize the ne

retreating, and the danger of war is great, as never before, in addition, the representative of the us state departmentscobar said on the eve of the quote, the sickle should be forgotten if kosovo is serbia is such a cynical phrase. not just an attack on the territorial integrity of a un member state, the state department. also actually confirmed that the united states will support the albanians in the conflict, which will inevitably erupt in a few days. german media report that in the coming weeks, germany may be left without toilet paper, the finnish manufacturer of this product is curtailing production due to the high cost and gas shortage, respectively, the supply of the federal republic will be stopped, given that the authorities have long been offering the germans to wash paris germany will obviously have to get used to the new hygienic standards. and this is not the only disaster in europe caused by energy problems on the eve of electricity prices in germany rose to 800 euros per megawatt hour, and in france to 1.000 euros in both cases, this is about 10 times higher. price than a year ago, the

on august 15, 1918, the us state department officially announced the severance of diplomatic relations with russia, after which the americans landed in vladivostok, which marked the beginning of a full-scale intervention of the entente countries in the country already engulfed in civil war. there is such a legend that we have never fought with the americans. and this legend was destroyed at the end of the 1910s, when american troops landed in the far east american intervention in the far east landing of american troops in the far east which began in june of the eighteenth year and lasted about 3 years or two and a half years about the events. it needs to be said, of course. no local chamber event, and in the context of the entire civil war, military intervention against soviet russia that's what began shortly after the victory. october revolution in the seventeenth year immediately after the october revolution, soviet russia concluded an armistice with germany on the eastern front and actually withdrew from the war, the entente countries took it with hostility under the pretext of the

the us state department is calling for a demilitarized zone around ukraine's zap alicia and nuclear plant. after it was shells again on thursday. this map shows the areas of ukraine controlled by russia and its separatists allies very read. the russians also control this apparition plant. it's one of 4 nuclear power facilities in operation in ukraine. this apparition plant was showered last week, sparking concerns of attention. major disaster. ukraine says that moscow wants to use the plan to redirect power to crimea, which russia annexed in 2014. come a be said he could still speak to for years. no one ever thought that europe could be under the threat of a new disaster on a nuclear power station. not because someone reaches the safety protocol, but because a certain country would use the station as a means of terror. this is what russia is doing. now. let's bring in mike hannah, who's live press in washington. mike, what is the state department said? was me no formal statement from the state department at all at that at this particular stage, sources are saying that they support the req

the conflict has caused famine and the deaths of tens of thousands will the us state department has warned of an increased risk of anti american violence. after a cia drones dr. kill the head of al qaeda. it's urged its citizens to be wary of possible terrorist attacks around the world in response to the death of i'm on our harry. he was targeted a drone strike in the afghan capital capital on sunday, raising tensions with the taliban regime. he was america's most wanted the mastermind behind 911 who evaded capture for 2 decades. i'm a nozzle worries. death is a major victory for us. president joe biden was one that comes nearly a year after washington's botched withdraw from afghanistan. ok, as green note, the white house says the strike in capital is proved that biden's over the horizon strategy where threats are managed without boots on the ground is a success. so there, this action demonstrates that without american forces on the ground in afghanistan and in harm's way, we still remain able to identify and locate even the world's most one terrorist. and then take the action to remove h

on august 15, 1918, the us state department officially announced the severance of diplomatic relationshich the americans landed in vladivostok, which marked the beginning of full-scale intervention of the entente countries in a country already engulfed in civil war. there is such a legend that we have never fought with the americans. and this legend was destroyed at the end of the tenth years of the 20th century, when american troops landed in the far east. american intervention in the far east, the landing of american troops in the far east, which began in june of the eighteenth year and lasted about 3 years or

it's time to forget that kosovo is serbia - such a statement, the us state department said.y offered their vision, kosovo and serbia - this is europe and advised the legion to quickly resolve their contentious issues for the sake of unification and a bright future of contentious issues. however, at the end of july, the situation in kossovo and mitohi was enough and sharply aggravated, the reason was the intention to keep migration cards for serbs who live in the region and to ban serbian license plates serbs in the north, kosovo, went to demonstrations. having blocked the main highways after the negotiations of the prishtian. agreed to postpone for withdrawal until 1 september. this day is approaching, our european correspondent anastasia popova went to the place to personally evaluate we look at the situation after advertising the program europe alfa-bank credit card is a whole year without interest on any purchases guaranteed free service and no commission for cash withdrawals from the bank. it doesn't matter what time it is, and when you want a big special three cheeses w

and i noticed the us state department is doing more and more that i noticed more and more social influences trying to do that. sometimes i do that, but i try not to do because when you have to bad i'm like, well, they want to say something that is there they, they, they want you to, to, to, to see. but yeah, it's a fascinating thing, but i think there is a way to do it without going low, without sacrificing the quality of the discussion and still bringing out the best discussion you can have and so make it fun. that's my aim. well, it's my opinion. i think you did really thank you very much on this opportunity to engage. they've been great pleasure for me. thank you so much. oksana the for the invitation and the best. luckily, a job, keep it out and thank you for watching hope to see again next week with all eyes on taiwan. china strengthens military activity near the self rules island with the u. s. high speaker apparently said to visit later today, that's part of our asia tour. the american navy has also deployed for warships, east of taiwan, washington seas little issue with nancy pelosi

the us state department is warning that the killing of l. title liter i'm and l is our hittie and in american drones strike, they prompt the group supporters to target us facilities and citizens. he was reportedly struck by to health on the south while he was standing on a balcony in central coppel. us officials say no one else was killed or wounded in the attack. the 1st cargo ship carrying grain to leave ukraine since rusher invited more than 5 months ago has been cited off the coast of turkey. the ship is being monitored by a joint coordination center in sambo. bows out the headlines. the news continues here after al jazeera investigations. oh, you know what $1000000.00 us dollars can do in an election. that alone could finance whole election. huge wound publishes the new to day paper in grenada. he says his sources confirm the sale if diplomatic passports has helped keith mitchell's stay in power, there is a gentleman like the minimum in establishing the communication between these individuals and the government. and he was telling me the kind of price in that is to promote passpo

operation of the nuclear power plant, blaming russia for this, with a remarkable reaction from the us state departmentanthony blinkin said that washington is doing everything possible to bring the nuclear power plant back under control. kiev, the us secretary of state stated this during telephone conversations with the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, kulebay. well, i condemned the actions, not of ukraine, but of russia, however, nothing new overseas and the risks. there, the possible consequences of artillery shelling are downplayed, according to american experts, subsequently the nuclear incident at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant will be limited, and they will have an impact on territories of european countries, in the opinion of our specialists and for the actions of the armed forces in case of failure of standby diesel generators and mobile pumps. in the event of an emergency, the core will overheat and, as a result, the reactor installations at the largest nuclear power plant in europe will be destroyed with the release of radioactive substances into the atmosphere. and if i carry them

now how come its own state department? the us state department is not so sure. because i think the state department knows the answer and the us media is just repeating what, what they're being told. you know, from the, from the beginning, the u. s. media has really kind of advocated any journalistic integrity, integrity, the sounds like, which is why you've seen propaganda from both sides get, get a lot of play and not a lot of journalists on the ground reporting. what's actually going on, and i think that again, the u. s. media has completely abdicated their journalist perception on this. they're not seeking the truth, they're just repeating whatever you know carries on the by did ministration is pushing, which is the we've got to support ukraine. now there are some different voices that are starting to be heard being drowned out by the out of the, the mainstream media in the united states. it's take it aside in this conflict and really isn't on the side of true. cab doesn't appear to like that be a mission is traveling to upper rosure later this week. why do yo

and he previously served in the bureau of counterterrorism at the us state department. joins us from washington, dc. he joins us from washington, dc. what is your reaction to today's sentencing?- dc. what is your reaction to today's sentencing? thanks for havin: today's sentencing? thanks for having me _ today's sentencing? thanks for having me on _ today's sentencing? thanks for having me on the _ today's sentencing? thanks for having me on the programme. | today's sentencing? thanks for| having me on the programme. i think it is a appropriate measure ofjustice for think it is a appropriate measure of justice for the horrific actions that el shafee elsheikh was engaged in. being known as the cruellest garden amongst the so—called beatles, to given it is something, in terms of ringing a little hollow. it something, in terms of ringing a little hollow.— a little hollow. it has been a lona a little hollow. it has been a long time — a little hollow. it has been a long time coming, - a little hollow. it has been a long time coming, bringing | a little hollow. it has been a

filtration camps contains the report of an expert group working with the support of the state department, so officials of the us state department called on russia to immediately stop such practices and reminded that this is a gross violation of the geneva convention and a military the crime in washington was emphasized by putin and his government will not be able to constantly abuse impunity, and the collected data lay the groundwork for further legal processes evidence for future judges is being actively collected, and in latvia, the country's prosecutor's office took statements from eight dozen ukrainians who became eyewitnesses to hostilities and occupation, in particular, investigators continue to collect information about the filtration camps through which ukrainians are transferred to russia in suitcases, shared with kyiv, and the prosecutors general of both countries believe that enough convincing evidence has been collected for the international criminal court well, ukrainians who left the occupied territories through russia to the baltic countries will be able to return home for free already soon, a sp

a sponsor of terrorism, the diet of latvia has already done this with a similar call to the us state departmenthas turned to us. will become a point of no return in american-russian relations, there is a special hashtag on the network, he is walking, visa, bank for russians, etc., where they publish various stories related to how do they behave abroad russians and not only with ukrainians, but the last blatant case when a russian and a man who introduced himself as a belarusian had a conversation in russian, because who knows, russians now often resort to such tricks that they appear to be either for belarus or even for ukrainians er and er because it is a shame to be a russian abroad, but even sometimes they terribly attacked ukrainian students, er, they began to aggress, they say, these ukrainian students oppress them , er, they oppress them, to speak russian in switzerland is very somehow so strange how is she there is another language in switzerland. well, just so you understand, the student is young and there are two girls and two dudes. they got attached to them, and they got attached to

states into the world. we are basically witnessing the fifth ocean opening on the top of the world. once the ocean is open it will be used. the united states, especially us departmentd not ambassador level official relegated to arctic policy. so it seems now that there is no need now in washington to make a case that the arctic is of strategic importance. so the us is also raising the level of importance on the ambassador at a diplomatic level. ., . , , ., level. how much interest been from russia and china? _ level. how much interest been from russia and china? enormous - level. how much interest been from l russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, _ russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, russia _ russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, russia has - russia and china? enormous interest, in fact. for prussia, russia has had i in fact. for prussia, russia has had in fact. for prussia, russia has had in ambition to become the dominating arctic nation and they have actually deliberating and working to expand their economic presence and also the military presence over the past 15 years, at least. and china has joi

tortured of ukrainians, this is evidenced by a study by yale university with the support of the us state departmente report states that russia and ldr militants control at least 21 such facilities in the donetsk region. there are four types of facilities involved in filtering to register the receipt of secondary interrogations and detainees. in fact, this information resonates well with the information from the eastern human rights group that they published just yesterday about the fact that there may be a torture chamber on the territory of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the occupiers are driving everyone away, so to speak not to say hopeful, there is also a person who went through this whole story and was able to get out of there , according to her testimony, the occupiers detain entire families of the pro-ukrainian population, the fsb allows the occupiers any forms of a-ah hmm torture, they are based on the fact that the hague is waiting for them, if the occupiers lose the war, they will detail this information a little later, do we have our guest in contact from nikopol and the aga distr

from 1978 to 2004, he was a foreign service officer with the us state department and previously servedand moscow. he was also the former us ambassador to ukraine. thank you very much forjoining us. my colleague was saying that in russia, mikhail gorbachev may be remembered as a failure, but how do you remember him? i a failure, but how do you remember him?- a failure, but how do you remember him? i think mikhail gorbachev _ remember him? i think mikhail gorbachev did _ remember him? i think mikhail gorbachev did more _ remember him? i think mikhail gorbachev did more than - remember him? i think mikhail. gorbachev did more than anyone else to end the world will —— to end the cold war. ronald reagan deserved credit but it's hard to imagine he could accomplish it with a different soviet leader in moscow, certainly not gorbachev�*s predecessors. in certainly not gorbachev's predecessors. certainly not gorbachev's redecessors. predecessors. in gorbachev, you had someone — predecessors. in gorbachev, you had someone who _ predecessors. in gorbachev, you had someone who was _ predecessors. i

e with the americans today to visit the us state department for a meeting, he plans to raise questionsabout the prospects for the treaty, if inside the russian settlement they are also judging the extradition of americans from sergey lavrov, a member of his delegation , representatives of our country are going to take part in the general assembly. he is in september. this year will cost a set of first graders. the most necessary will cost 22 with a little 1,000 rubles. for a boy and almost 27,000 for a girl in many regions, volunteers also help families indifferently. how is the preparation for the new academic year going in sergey pekulin's report? the closer it is to september 1 , the more often the eyes of evgeny's parents twitch; this happens three times more often; four children; three go to school; older girls ; slightly excellent, the form of a backpack notebooks pens and pencils according to the wife to collect each daughter to school. this is approximately 15,000 rubles. this year it will turn out to save on uniforms, skirts, blouses and shirts are taken free of charge in the

and also there is deep concern expressed by the state department of us state department 5 days ago issued a statement even before the common ground of conflict and asking for the parties to refrain from conflict. and also importantly, asking the u. n. to go ahead and appoint a new special representative for libya as a critical part of getting that piece process back on track. and mike, obviously a very complicated situation there on the ground in libya. are there steps that the international community could take right now to actually de escalate the situation in libya? well the key issue is getting back to that piece pro says that the un had put in place along with regional allies and other partners as that is the key issue at this particular moment. but that deep divide within libya has never really gone away despite the past 2 years of a relative calm that divide between east and west. the of forces in the east, the government recognized by the international community in the west. these 2 parties, these 2 sectors have already have always been at each other's throats, so to speak, at the

spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, ivan nechaev, as well as the speaker of the us state department net price russia must immediately and without any conditions withdraw its troops from the territory of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, stop all provocations, stop unconditionally all shelling, it is unacceptable that russia is deliberately putting all of us on the verge of a radiation disaster world scale and we have to say as there is any potential damage caused to the zaporizhia npp is suicide unpleasant proposal 1militarized zone around zaporizhia npp, their implementation will make the station even more vulnerable. the brutality inherent in the russian war against ukraine. the united states is aware that russian troops are bullying and intimidating the personnel of the nuclear plant. we pay tribute to the dedication of the ukrainian authorities and plant operators to nuclear safety in these difficult conditions . we call on russia to stop military activity for the time being and return the station to the control of ukraine about the threat of a terrorist attack at the gas st

delegation will be headed by the head of the international atomic energy agency, raphael, money, the us state department issued a statement that russia does not want to recognize the serious radiological risk at the zaporizhzhia npp , and therefore blocked the final document of the conference on the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. russia did this to avoid wording which recognize the dangerous situation in the airspace was noted in the state department of the united states of america in the event of a possible nuclear release as a result of an accident on one of the power units of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant radiation cloud according to the wind direction forecast for monday, august 29, may cover part of the south of ukraine and the southwestern regions of russia, this is the forecast made by the experts of the state inspection of nuclear regulation of ukraine according to the data of the rose of winds forecast for the coming days , the radiation cloud that may arise after the probable accident at the gas station, it will move with the wind to the southeast towards russia and

the recent gathering in ukraine of the national security and defense council and including us state department and us ministry of defense. but organizations and clusters to counter in their view disinformation reveals the fact that that what the intention is now is to effectively criminalize anyone, whether it's an activist or a blogger, or a journalist, or a photographer. anyone that is challenging the party line and the party line, of course, is effectively sensually governed by the us, the rules based global governance comply, or di, basically that's, that's what we're now being told, or certainly if your information does not comply, you become an information terrorist according to the conclusions of this conference in ukraine, but, but this also crosses over to the u. k. in the u. k, the government is bringing in the online home spill, which is exactly the same agenda to shut down free speech to shut down pre thought, to shut down opposition to power to government, to war, to global health tyranny, to anything that you disagree with. there is potential that you become an information terror

the us state department is following the killing of al qaeda leader and our hittie in american drone strike by prompts the group supporters to target you with facilities and citizens. so hittie was reportedly struck by to help find the south spawning the standing on a balcony in central comp. all us officials say no one else with killed or wounded in the attack that hit with one of the key coordinators of the 911 attacks. well, those are the headlines after one i one aisd, the headlines next. frank assessments, how much support is there at st. protests that we've seen in hotel across the rest of the country. the street has been, has been very good. that's happening into the core concerns of people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of these events. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? hong kong was

ostap hello, shows , what specifically are the us departments warning about again, and are they directly related to independence day? yes, indeed, yuli of the state department has information that russia is now increasing its efforts for possible missile strikes on civilian infrastructure and on government facilities of ukraine in the coming days, such and such a message appeared on the website of the american embassy in kyiv, with your permission, i will read a fragment of their warning on so they write on the website that russian attacks on ukraine pose a constant threat to civilians and civilian infrastructure, the us embassy urges american citizens to leave ukraine now, using available private options for ground transportation if it is safe, but yuli has heard such warnings not only from the united states before, but also in the main intelligence agencies warned that it is necessary to be especially careful , in particular, on august 24, independence day, due to the increased threat of possible missile strikes or provocations from on the side of russia, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi warned that russia may prepare some demands and su

maxima has already reacted to this terrorist attack in the us state department, secretary anthony blinkenlled the attack on chaplin an atrocity, a quote he wrote on twitter, the russian missile attack on a railway station full of civilians in ukraine corresponds to the patterns of atrocities, we will continue to support ukraine together with partners from around the world and demand responsibility for russian officials, the secretary of state emphasized the usa, well, in the ukrainian office of the president, the adviser oleksiy arestovych said that the response to this strike will necessarily be symmetrical or not symmetrical, i don't know, but during the day arestovych wrote two of them yesterday. what do you think ukraine's response should be? i'm asking. we have to continue. what we've been demonstrating for the last month is, and i believe that the extremely successful tactic of such powerful, painful bee strikes, which inflicts the armed forces of ukraine in the city of stamburg in logistics centers in er their bases where their animals and military are in military uniform er all th

particular attack missiles, a statement by experts published in the hill speaker edition of the us state departmentice rating, in particular, responded to this call and said that at each stage of the war , us aid to ukraine was adapted to the situation at the front. comment on this, please, we we proceed from the following considerations in order for the ukrainian army to be more effective er, it needs not only attack class missiles capable of operating at a distance of up to 300 km er i absolutely i am convinced that for such a distance, for this type of missile , the same targets of military importance will not be found on the territory of the temporarily occupied territories of crimea, donetsk and kirovohrad regions, as well as on the territory that is adjacent to our country, another matter is that there are certain agreements with by our western partners regarding the non-use of this type of missile on the territory of the neighboring russian federation. nevertheless, the presence of such missiles can serve as a deterrent to the russian aggressors and as for the position of military experts an

federation, serhiy kiriyenko, this was announced by the deputy official representative of the us state department vedend -patel writes to cnn. illegal in case of implementation, we talked about it a few weeks ago, when it became clear that obviously the curatorship over the occupied ukrainian territories is somewhat changed its head to the armed forces again struck the antoniv bridge in occupied kherson this was reported by the adviser to the head of the mykolaiv military administration, deputy of the kherson regional council, serhiy khlan, verbatim kherson region again flew over the antoniv bridge, it seems that this is the final period, this information was relevant for this night let's talk now about the mykolaiv oblast eh where does the line of contact with us also run on the communication nestor volya officer of the year of resistance free ukraine mykolaiv oblast sir we do not congratulate glory to ukraine well, it became known that russia fired missiles at mykolaiv again, there are victims and wounded again , the russian federation has intensified its actions in relation to mykolaiv, just v

what is noteworthy, even the us state department did not confirm kiev's false accusation against moscow regarding the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the representative of the net price department admitted that there is no real evidence that moscow is allegedly preparing to carry out an operation with a planted flag at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant in washington ? apu also continues and the shelling of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station in the kherson region dary is inflicted from american highmors. three out of six turbines are currently in operation. power reduction of the station can lead to serious consequences in the operation of the zaporizhzhya npp . what consequences can olga kurlayeva have for details? kakhovskaya weight, the second largest after the dnieper hydroelectric power station, it was built entirely for peaceful purposes in order to provide water to an arid region. now it is shelled by the ukrainian military almost every week. and if a dam suddenly breaks, then an ecological disaster is unlikely to be avoided. kakhovskaya g was built somewhat for the purp

this is stated in a statement on the website of the us state department. russia did this in order to block the wording that simply recognized the serious radiation danger at the zaporizhia npp in ukraine . the federation does not accept such wording in the face of an overwhelming international consensus, emphasizing the need for the united states and other countries to continue to call on russia to stop its military activities near the npp and return control over the npp to ukraine 30 residential buildings and a hospital in the central district were damaged during the shelling of the city of sarny in the rivne region this was reported by the head of the regional military administration vitaly koval there were no casualties in total four missile strikes were recorded the russians aimed at military object, the memory of those who gave their lives for the independence and integrity of ukraine is commemorated today, the day was introduced three years ago, the anniversary of the tragedy in ilovaisk on august 29, 2014, near of this city in donetsk region, the en

the us state department says it's concerned about israel crank down on palestinian rights groups. the occupied west bank is ready forces shot down several organizations after rating their offices on thursday . the government says it's part of efforts to combat, won't it calls terrorism? we have conveyed the message that there must be a very high bar to take action against civil society organizations are really partners in turn, have conveyed back to what's that they have met that high bar. that is, that is why and that is why that is why we are going to carefully review the information that they have pledged to provide. we will form a conclusion on the basis of that information. the palestinian l sorrows. he says the groups targeted os humanitarian institutions. natasha when i'm reports from west jerusalem. and uh huh. hold on to her is really soldiers ran through the doors of darkened offices, rifled through documents and confiscated property in ramallah. 7 non governmental organizations were rated, including those serving palestinian women and children, and providing legal assis

and i noticed the us state department is doing more and more that i noticed more and more social influences trying to do that. sometimes i do that, but i try not to do because when you have to that, i'm like the where they want to say something that is very, very, very they want you to, to, to, to see. but yeah, it's a, it's a fascinating thing. but i think there is a way to do it without going low, without sacrificing the quality of the discussion and still bringing out the best discussion you can have and so make it fun. that's best my aim and it's my opinion . i really am clear. thank you very much on this opportunity to engage. they've been great pleasure for me. thank you so much oksana on the for the invitation and the best luck way a job. keep it out and thank you for watching hope to see you again next week on was acquired. ah, with ah, nice to come to russian state to never. i've side on the most lansky with within the 55 with we will ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and archie spoke next. even our video agency, roughly all brand on y

federation will be blamed for creating a technological disaster at the power plant in the us state. department says israel has agreed to provide more details about why it is shut down 7 palestinian n g is in the occupied west bank. israeli forces re to the organization sally on thursday as possible. the government says efforts to combat terrorism. the palestinian authority says the groups targeted all humanitarian institutions. latasha game reports. i just had an israeli soldiers ran through the doors of darkened offices, rifled through documents and confiscated property in ramallah. 7 non governmental organizations were rated, including those serving palestinian women and children, and providing legal assistance on their way out. the soldiers sealed doors and declared the offices closed. employee said these are humanitarian organizations helping palestinians living under israeli occupation. are we going to take a while to legality her from mother to paying for? a lot of unity is coming from denito foldable long walking a little. and also it comes from our people, you know, on this comes from

captured ukrainian lands in the coming weeks, cnn is talking about this and with reference to the us state department, well, what will be the results of these pseudo-referendums? i think it is not worth discussing, because the leadership of russia does not care what people there emphasize, the main thing is what will be written in the protocol. things that is probably why you have appointed the first deputy head of the administration of the russian president, serhii kyriyenko, as the curator of these pseudo-referendums on the air 1+1 project night watch and now we will dissect putin's idea of ​​reuniting the captured lands into molecules with the russian empire, yevhen kuksim and venklinsky are working in the studio, and we have guests valentin glykh, political expert, candidate of philosophical sciences good good evening good evening well, i think that the current situation with preparations for the so-called referendums was revealed by putin himself during his theater meeting with the head of his own divisional guard, so i think it is necessary to see the version of the special operation. about the

the us state department, his warnings and the killing of al qaeda leader. i'm an l. so are hardy, in, in american drones strike. my prompt group supporters to target us facilities and citizens. new details have emerged about the killing in afghanistan on sunday. so hittie with reportedly struck by to hell, find this house while he was standing on a balcony in central cobble. us officials say no one else was killed or wounded. so hittie was one of the key coordinators of the 911 attacks while still ahead on al jazeera iran key cleric mac tada also tells his followers to leave parliament and continue. this is an outside ah ah hello, i'm sorry. we have got more showers in the forecast for can saki, a little area of a storm still in place here. and that's going to grassy, make his way a little further southwards and east, which over the next couple of days or the system just routing across central parts of the us, central areas of canada. so developing one, it will bring some heavy rain in across sir ontario pushing across towards quebec, sliding down across the lakes and

the us state department has announced that president biden is planning to appoint an ambassador to theeen constructing research stations. experts investigating the deaths of thousands of fish in a river between poland and germany say the cause remains a mystery. scientists are still trying to identify what they say was probably a pollutant added to the water, that triggered a catastrophic chemical chain reaction. people living upstream have told the bbc they first reported fish dying as early as march. jenny hill sent this report from szczecin in poland. a river that should teem with life instead gives up its dead. fish are dying in the 0der in their thousands. in a single day, they told us here, they pulled 16 tonnes of corpses from the water. "after eight days of this," lucas says, he just feels numb. and it's not over yet. we joined these scientists as they test the water to try to establish what happened. check a lot of parameters of water chemistry. they suspect an as—yet—unidentified substance polluted the river. that caused a type of algae to flourish. its toxins then killed the

and i noticed the us state department is doing more and more that i noticed more and more social influences trying to do that. sometimes i do that, but i try not to do because when you have to bad, i'm like the where they want to say something that is they they, they, they want you to, to, to, to see. but yeah, it's a, it's a fascinating thing, but i think there is a way to do it without going low, without sacrificing the quality of the discussion and still bringing out the best discussion you can have. and so make it fun. that's my aim for it. my opinion, cancer, anything you do really thank you very much on this opportunity to engage the great pleasure for me. thank you so much. ok. sign up on the for the invitation and the best luck way a job. keep it up and thank you for watching hope to see again next week with the so called collective west is at war with russia using ukraine is a proxy. the west has made it clear at once of russia that is weaker and isolated on the world stage. to date, these attempts have ended in failure. in fact, the opposite is happened. the west is weaker and iso

to the latest draft agreement to iran says washington isn't being flexible enough, but the us state department begs to differ the only way to achieve a mutual return to compliance with the j. c. p. o. a is for iran to drop. further, unacceptable, demands that go beyond the scope of the j. c. p. o. we have long called these demands, extraneous, they have no place in vienna. they have no place in the discussions regarding a potential return to compliance with the way the us and iran are the odds over the us nuclear watchdogs probe into uranium traces found at 3 undeclared sides in the country. a fair rod. once the inspections dropped. however, the youth, it's part in the international deal, once iran to address concerns about the uranium sites. iranian demands include the removal of it, elite military unit from a u. s. tara blacklist, which washington has refused to discuss alongside the nuclear su iran also seeks guarantees that a future us president will not abandon the treaty again. the 2015 deal involved toronto green to soften restrictions on its atomic industry in exchange for the easing o

and i noticed the us state department is doing more and more that i noticed more and more social influences trying to do that. sometimes i do that, but i try not to do because when you have to that, i'm like the where they want to say something that is very, very they, they want you to, to, to, to see. but yeah, it's a, it's a fascinating thing, but i think there is a way to do it without going low, without sacrificing the quality of the discussion and still bringing out the best discussion you can have. and so make it fun. that's best my aim. and if my opinion comes anything you do, it really is clear. thank you very much on this opportunity to engage the great pleasure for me. thank you so much. oksana the for the invitation and the best. luckily a job, keep it out and thank you for watching hope to see again next week on wells with with mm ah and that the deal good, i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of survey of the blow for why serbia in the few see i won't do approach and it means i won't this best. but this one, me not a toyota, michelle paul, slowly to login and then we'll pro

the us state department says iran's response to the attack on the author salman rushdie is despicablemonday that the author was to blame for the attack, which left him critically injured, because he'd denigrated the world's muslims. iran has also denied any links to the man who stabbed the 75—year—old. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbalsent this report from pennsylvania. as salman rushdie continues to receive care inside the hospital, outside, the attack on him has become anotherfault line in the decades—long row between iran and the us. america's top diplomat, antony blinken, has hit out at tehran. it was in 1989 when the country's then spiritual leader issued a death sentence on salman rushdie for his book, the satanic verses. in a statement, the us secretary of state denounced iran for inciting violence against the author for generations. mr blinken also accused the country's state media of gloating, calling it "despicable". after news emerged of the attack, many outlets called it "divine retribution". iran's government has now reacted, saying it categorically denies any