a recent us state department briefing. the united states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa or elsewhere. and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law. but that rep for the united states is, does afford violence, or on democratic changes to government africa or elsewhere. we do not somebody grappling as the us state department spokesperson scurried away, the question still hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test. us train troops. i've been involved with at least 12 crews in west africa and the greater so whole region during the so called war on terror as america scoured the glow for the next leaders to gift with the revolution. the places where america has conducted military training include burkina, faso, chad, gumby, a guinea, molly mara, tavia. any share to name a few of the doesn't last year. victoria new in the us under secretary of state a k america so

then we conducted in-depth consultations with lawyers to understand how the us state department relatese are no connections... after that, we tried to find in international law a definition of the role of the united states as an evaluator of the electoral process in independent states, and here too we did not find such a right. in this regard, from a legal point of view , we do not see any reason why we should listen to statements by the us state department on a single voting day in the republic of belarus. actually, this is all you need to know about the us attitude towards any elections in belarus, they are not... their politicians, and this is not only about the conflict in ukraine and the war against the russian federation, this is a political war. the united states will not fight any real war, and if it does, it will be at the hands of the ukrainians, poles, and so on. it's just a matter of maintaining control over europe, because europe has wise, normal politicians who say enough is enough of this political protectorate, enough is enough, enough is enough of enslaving us. european

the us state department _ them either. the us state department announced i them either. ounced a plan last year to work with haitian police to work with gun trafficking but with no head of state and effectively no government, gun violence is yet another vicious circle haiti is trapped in, with no clear way out. nomia iqbal, bbc news, haiti. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. childrens' services in derbyshire have apologised, after a safeguarding review found that they had missed opportunities to help io—month—old finlay boden, who was murdered by his parents. stephen boden and shannon marsden were convicted of his murder, and sentenced to life in prison, after killing their child, on christmas day in 2020, just weeks after children's services return the at—risk child to his parents. rowers in this weekend's university boat race in london have been warned not to go into the thames. high levels of e.coli were detected in the river. the crew teams from oxford and cambridge have also been told to cover up bliste

been raising plenty of questions to a somewhat less than so what was discussed at the recent us state department briefing. the united states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa, or elsewhere. and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law, but that referee the united states is about to afford violence or on democratic changes to government africa or elsewhere. we do not somebody grappling as the us state department spokesperson scurried away, the question still hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test, us train troops. i've been involved in at least 12 pills in west africa and the greater so whole region during the so called war on terror as america scoured the globe for the next leaders to gift with a revolution. the places where america has conducted military training include burkina, faso, chad gumby, a guinea, molly, mario tamia, and need year to name a few of the doesn't last year. victoria new in the us under secretary of state

the us state department is way out of line and its statements pertaining to the arrest of cadre wall in the id department's attachment of congress funds. it is, in fact the solar on the indian judiciary, which has seized both these matters of the ruling b, j, p. legislative leader of about the u. s. should be focusing more on the hunter 5 and the capital incursion cases if they're really concerned about elections having a level playing field. he was responding to us state department spokesman to not seem miller actions this week, said washington quote, encourages for transport and then time the legal process for deli chief administer our vend kendra, all the opposition id. party head was recently arrested on corruption charges. the angry scenes erupt it on the streets of the indian capital. as mister casual walls supporters flashed with police earlier this week. they were attempting to march to the prime minister from residence to the mound. the opposition politicians was police made a number of arrest and use water counted to pick up the pro government demonstrators also gathered fo

he was responding to us state department spokesperson must be miller this week, said washington quote, encourages us for transport and untimely legal process for our vend tedra. well, the deli chief minister and opposition i'm, i'm a party leader was recently arrested on corruption charges. the language seems or update on the streets of the indian camp. it allows mister casual supporters plus with police. earlier in the week, there were attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to the mound, the opposition politicians, when the police made a number of arrests on his water, counted to pick up the parts pro government demonstrators also gathered for a country rally. the tensions come as the country prefers to go to the polls for next month. national election, when we heard from former indian boss for a month to set who stays the us is fighting against the tide of a multiple, a world outcome. keep acting as the world, so police are very likely for to down by the government or this. so, you know, they have activities on board instead, the comments as we have a very strong, you

and the us state department has also seen the imnvestigation.ael says it took over the nasser hospital in khan younis last month, believing hamas fighters were based there. several israeli hostages, who've been released, say they were held on the premises. israel says "any abuse of detainees is strictly prohibited". orla guerin is live injerusalem with the very latest. this was a lengthy detailed forensic investigation by bbcjournalists carried out over several weeks, the details were checked and cross checked and they spoke to doctors, nurses, pharmacists, people who were displaced and living in the hospital grounds. allegations that emerged were very specific and those specific allegations were put to the israeli army and they did not reply to the allegations in specifics and they did not make any denied of the specific allegations of mistreatment but they told the bbc in general terms, that medical staff at nasser hospital were not ill treated during their operation. not for the first time in this war, israeli soldiers have been filmed standi

let's have a listen to what was discussed that a re send us the state department briefing. the united states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa or elsewhere. and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law. but that the united states is about support violence or on democratic changes. the government, africa, or elsewhere we do not somebody grab the rest of the day as the us state department spokesperson squared away, the question still hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test. us train troops, i've been involved in at least 12 cruise in west africa, and the greater so whole region during the so called war on terror. as america scoured the globe for the next leaders to gift with a revolution. the places where america has conducted military training include burkina, faso, chad gumby, a guinea, molly, mario tamia. i need year to name a few of the doesn't last year. victoria new in the us under secretary of state a k

the us state department is way out of line and its statements pertaining to the arrest of cadre wall in the id department's attachment of congress funds. it is, in fact the solar on the indian judiciary, which has seized the both these matters. the rolling b j. p. legislative leader, i did the the us should be focused more on the hans abiding in capsule incursion. cases, if they're very concerned about the elections, having a level playing field is just funding to the us state department spokesperson matthew miller. this week said the washington quotes and codes as a fed from spine. and finally, legal process. the data chief minister often re, well, the opposition ought to be potty head was recently arrested on corruption charges. the language seems abrupt. sit on the streets of the indian capitalism. mr. kids, we, while supporters class with police early this week, they were attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to demand the opposition. politicians released police made a number of arrest unused rule to come in to break up. the crowds of government demonstrates as al

is this funding to us state department spokesperson matthew miller? this week said to washington quotes encourages fet transplant and finally, legal process. the deli chief minister of into catch. we well, the opposition on an automatic party excuse me, had was recently arrested on corruption charges. the language seems. i wrote it on the streets of beginning capital as mister touch, we will support as collapsed with police. earlier this week. they were attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to the emergency opposition politicians . police police made a number of arrests and use war to coming to break up. the crowds welcome and demonstrates has also got this account for valley extensions from as the country profess to go to the polls. the next month's general election, we had from former indian and bus, the manager seth, who says the us concubines is the world's policeman. a very likely for to dollars by the government or this. uh, you know, they have activities onboarding to the comments. um, we have a very strong uh, you know, indepen

he was responding to us state department spokes person miller. this week said, washington quote, encourages a fair transport to untimely legal process for our vend cage real well. now they deli chief minister of opposition. i'd be party head was recently arrested on corruption charges, a long gray scenes erupt, it on the streets of the indian capital. as mister kendra was supporters to last with police are near this, we are attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to the mountain. the opposition politicians released police made a number of arrest and these water come to break off the fruit governments. demonstrators also gathered for a country earlier. as you can see on the left of your spring. the tensions come out of the country prefers to go to the polls for next months cannot but we heard from former, indeed the master a month. you said we say is the us is fighting against the tide of a multiple world unkempt. keep acting as the world sold, policeman as very likely for to down by the government or this. so, you know, they have ac

the us state department is way out of line and its statements pertaining to the arrest of cadre wall. in the id department's attachment of congress funds, it is in fact the solar on the indian judiciary, which has seized both these matters. yeah, the ruling bgp legislative leader of about the us should be focusing more on the hunter bite and the capital incursion cases, if they're really concerned about elections, have a level playing field. it was responding to us state department spokesperson and matthew miller continue to bill week said actions. washington quotes encourages refers tron spartans and timely legal process for our vend. kendra, well, the deli chief minister and opposition. i me, party head was recently arrested on corruption charges, while angry seems interrupted on the streets of the indian capital. as mister petra, while supporters march with police or in during the week. there were attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to the mom, the opposition politicians, the lease. the police made a number of arrests, and it was more for accounting to break up. t

hours after the elections , a statement appears on the website of the us state department about the fictitiousness of the elections, the european union used exactly the same term, but in assessing our elections, this is stupidity, inadequacy or interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign country, they are simply enemies, their assessments have no relevance, neither to the law, nor to the real processes that are happening in our country, they set a task, an overthrow... i take them on viber, i take photographs and send them to everyone, here are the brews, we have everything at brian’s, the hospital is very good, very good filled with all sorts of medical equipment. school, gymnasium, here's the house of culture, music school, we have a lot of shops, you know, even easier ones, i'll go to the city, i have a headache, i want everything, we don't need it here, we don't have trolleybuses, buses, nothing interferes, everything is compact, done in one place, you can’t say thank you to chernobyl, no, but after the accident at the chernobyl... station, life in bragin did not stop, young specialist

to then state that part of the population probably still does not agree with the course, as us state department spokesman john kirby did, trying to justify the terrorist attack, which is more like defense . in russia now there is no post-election doll that could be taken to the circus arena, like the belarusian clown or guaido. can we assume that the west tried to solve this problem radically? maybe, it’s possible, but this is just an assumption; the investigation will put everything in its place. but it is already obvious that we are faced not just with a carefully cynically planned terrorist attack, with a prepared and organized mass murder of peaceful, defenseless people. the criminals calmly and purposefully set out to kill. shoot our citizens, our children point-blank, like the nazis once did when they carried out massacres in the occupied territories, they planned to stage a show execution, a bloody act of intimidation, all the perpetrators, organizers the masterminds of this crime will suffer fair and inevitable punishment, no matter who they are, no matter who directs them. i repeat, we

his comments follow that was of us state department spokesperson. matthew miller, on monday, last who said, washington quote, encourages a fair, transparent untimely legal process for our offend. kendra, while the deli chief minister and opposition i'd be party leader, was arrested last week on corruption charges. this language seems rough. it's on the streets of the indian capital, as that man supporters flashed with police earlier in the week. they were attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to the mountains in release of mister federal police made a number of arrest and use water. come in to break up, the crowds pro government demonstrators also gathered for a country rally. the tensions come as the country prepares to go to the polls for next month's general election. but we heard from former indian and passed through a month. you said, who said he's the us is concerned that the world is no longer really. i've very died before to down by the government or this. uh, you know, they have absolutely unwarranted. the comments as we hav

in this video, a reporter grills a us state department spokesperson on the us silence on israeli atrocities in gaza. i don't know if you've seen the video, it's pretty widely available, but it certainly looks, i mean it looks like a control demolition, it looks like like what we do here in this country when we're taking down an old hotel or a stadium, um, and you have nothing to say, you have nothing to say about this, i mean to do that kind of an explosion, you need to be in there, you have to put the explosives down, and it takes a lot of planning and preparation to do, and if there was a threat from this particular facility, they wouldn't have been able to do it, so i have seen the video uh... i can tell you that it is something we uh are raising with the governor of israel as we do often do, well when we see when we see to to ask questions and and and find out what the underline situation is as we often do when we see reports of this nature um but i'm not able to characterize the actual facts on the ground before hearing that that response but you saw the video i did see the video i don

it was just funding through us state department spokesperson and matthew miller actually this week. so the washington quotes encourages a fed from spines and finally legal process. but the chief administer of in to catch me while the opposition on odd to me policy had, was recently arrested on corruption charges i received several sit on the streets of the indian capsule has missed the catch me while supporters flushed with police early this week, attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to them on the opposition. politicians released police by the number of a rest. unused was to come to break up. the crowds broke them and demonstrates is altogether a counselor rally. extensions come as a country professed to go suppose the next month and a much we heard from a former indian on bus. the menus to through says of us can keep. i'd seen this a was policeman, the id for to dog by the government or this. so, you know, they have activities onboard into the comments. um, we have a very strong uh, you know, independent judiciary and the cases are being called in, in the quote. s

us. do you know if spear is still active now in yemen? no. we asked the us department of defense and the statehey declined. siren wails throughout 2016, assassinations continued to dominate the local news in aden. at the beginning, when those assassinations were carried out, people kept saying, "this is operations done by isis," and so on. it was not until 2018 when we started to pinpoint that actually, this is part of a systematic targeting policy. when you don't have a unified definition about who is a terrorist, you have this chaotic situation. these are extrajudicial killings, and the most important thing is that it's still happening until today. so, after we started to look closely into evidence of... reprieve has obtained what they believe is a financial statement from the uae�*s foreign ministry. it states how money described as aid for yemen has really been spent. that shows here quarterly payments being paid to spear operations group. and this is the amount in saudi riyals. mm—hm. this comes to close to $17 million. we know that spear were there at 2015. this is 2020. what have they b

the us state department has approved the sale of medium-range missiles and equipment to poland. who cares about disrupted passengers' plans? there is a new wave of strikes among flight attendants and train drivers in germany. try on overalls, assemble your model tractors and alexander lukashenko demands more intensive and effective development of the deposits to reduce the import of minerals from geologists and the government. an audit of the state of affairs in the industry was carried out at a large meeting in the palace of independence. in belarus , natural resources on the surface have been sufficiently studied to build up. geologists exploration is an order of the head of state, while the president is adamant, unified control is needed here, it is impossible, even if production interests are put above national ones, this is a harmful practice, there is still a lot violations in the operation of quarries , a sore point is import, sometimes the country’s raw materials in abundance and capacity allow us to organize full-fledged production, but in some areas the work is not eve

and the us state department of us. c, i a and i'd say is riley and the sod had very key roles in, in this ukrainian terrace operation against russia. all right, that the russian president has raised some questions, what a radical islamist organizations are willing to intensify strikes against russia. what are your thoughts on? what does that mean? power is motives will be if they are involved in this, as, as the narrative been published by the united states. well, that, of course is why i suspect the is really we saw it in the c. i a and such because i've seen them up close and personal interactions here in afghanistan, recruiting these half with it, retard, and turning their semi le bottom ais personalities into terrorist suicide belt wearing fanatics. and then filling them with the drugs to initiate the trigger operation. so religious extremism and fanaticism, and the as long as you know, mind is uh it is very typical of the massage. they did this in libya and elsewhere, but it doesn't reflect the true islam. it does

the us state department is way out of line and its statements pertaining to the arrest of cadre wall in the id department's attachment of congress funds. it is, in fact the solar on the indian judiciary, which has seized both these matters. rolling a legislative leda added to the us should be focusing more on the hunts up by that uncomfortable incursion. cases, if they're really concerned about the elections having a level playing field, it was just funding to us state department spokesperson matthew miller. to this week said the washington quotes and coaches are fed tons funds untimely legal process. for deli chief minister of in the kitchen. we while your position, i'd meet potty had was recently arrested on corruption charges. the language seems abrupt. sits on the streets of the indian top. so as mister touch, we will support as a cluster of police earlier this week. they were attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to them on the opposition. politicians released place made a number of arrest them use was coming to break up the crowds program and demonstrates has al

he is a former us state department employee. he resigned in protest. uh he was in afghanistan, overseeing us operations prior to that he was in iraq. and what he said in his remarks about how multiple times the conflict in ukraine could have ended simply through negotiations, was then echoed by russian ambassador and the then the new took to the floor of the un security council meeting saying that russia has wanted to negotiate from the beginning and of this conflict could very easily be brought to a close. if negotiations were to proceed, here's what he said. it is listed as the senseless casualties on the battlefield and depressing consequences for ukraine could have been avoided. if the conflict ended back in april 2022, back then former british prime minister boris johnson band of the key, every team from signing and already initial peace treaty with russia condemning hundreds of thousands of young ukrainians to death. now it's also important to note, as the russian ambassador to the united nations pointed out that at this point, the goal of the mil

elections, all of the polling stations, all of that, the civilians of voting and already the us state department condemning it or as a shot. how do you think the people in our new regions feel when the us state department essentially flips them? the bud? i think it's a, it's this probably a split feeling, but i would say the majority of it really doesn't, don't care about what the us perspective is. mean, let's face it. ukraine is not a democracy. there is no, no election. this election has been cancelled all the opposition party, so in band all the media has been enrolled into the government to have any opposition. media has been shut down if even speak against the government here arrested. 81 year old got arrested for checking a light get a box which is critical to government. so yeah, us, uh our, uh, our reputation on this is, is down and i think the people in these regions are, honestly, i think a lot of them and, and i know it doesn't speak for everyone, but i think a lot of them are, are positive in this direction, they're looking forward to the end of the conflict, then looking forward as

you by the administration steadfast, the pool of israel has prompted to defense within the us state department and this week for an official officer who promises human rights on behalf of the us government became the latest officer to leave her job in protest early and my colleague elizabeth around them spoke to analyse, shall, on. she said she could no longer be an accomplice to crimes against to menissi. that i thought about resigning every time. israel via. busy did international law hitting hospitals, schools, and killing civilians with impunity and the us government did nothing to try to hold them accountable. the, the, the timing of my resignation reflects the fact that i did, i owed an obligation to the us government. i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so on, on, on the 300 and 65th day i handed in my resignation. i also, i thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports and it's, it's a very labor intensive process. and so i wanted to also make sure that we, we've completed that work before i left. and you h

the us state department promptly dismissed the genocide allegations as unfounded. let me ask you what have you and did you see or read? they put the mid by francisco at albany yesterday in geneva, where she cited where she actually, what she showed was a funeral as far as she's concerned. if you to believe it, instead of reading gate and genocide, the did you see the reports that what is your comment? i did send a report. let me say a couple things about it 1st. um, we have longs for long standing uh for a long standing period of time to pose the mandate of this special rubber tour, which we believe is not productive. and when it comes to the individual who holds that position, i can't help but note history that i submitted comments that she has made and comments she made in december that appeared to adjust the 5 the attacks of october 7th. so i think it's important to take that into account, but with respect to the report itself, we have made clear that we believe that allegations of genocide are unfounded. but at the same time we have are deeply concerned by this

a us state department spokesman said it was up to the haitian people who they chose as their leader.c and haiti is taking on a certain rhythm that every day, throughout the day, several trucks carrying undocumented haitian migrants come to this point and deport those migrants back into the country. they are being deported into an impoverished nation facing its biggest crisis in over a decade. now the situation in the capital, port—au—prince, remains critical — the food security situation, of course, the gang violence on the streets, the problems in the hospitals and schools being closed — it is as bleak a picture as at any time since the 2010 earthquake, in the haitian capital. there is, for example, the effort by the us state department and member states of the caricom group of nations to see an interim administration take power in the coming days — but that's running into difficulties because the gang members themselves, the powerful games that are in control of much of the capital dispute who will be in that council, and may well want representation themselves, for example, in sea

interesting, that was huge by the us state department space pass. and he said that washington as opposed to monday, typically, russell. so because he believes it to be not productively, most, not productive about finding out what happens. so there's always a nice, a cover. i mean it, see it is silly, you know, and they say this is not productive. we'll call it the position. i mean, that's what they said. we oppose. and basically they'll towards the position of our rep and car when wonder why, because this is really an investigatory body that observes what it does. i mean, you have on the, on have a nightstand, financing and be possible in deal under the sun. so they can do and observe and all that stuff, but when it comes to a major body light, in addition that is really and conducting was very credible at people like functions. galban it or any of our predecessors don't to do all these violations that israel does. so they can and it says we, we have no use for it. so it is being basically the double speak. it's almost, it's valuable really and, and

invoice, the united states of america has often reproached us for blocking some internet resources here, probably somewhere we even have excerpts from statements of the us state departmentca our usa another 20 judged the shutdown of the internet in belarus, the usa judged the censorship of belarusian social networks in the media, in russia, the usa are concerned about the shutdown of the internet, and when they ordered the inclusion of the internet. the united congress of the united states of america, i'm talking about today, voted for blocking within the country because the social network sends personal data about american users to china. we read: the initiative is aimed at breaking the platform’s connection with any chinese-controlled entity, including the dance company, which is now owned by tiktok. legislators propose to give this company 6 months to sell the social network; they propose a raider one. you don’t correspond to the interests - the national interests of the republic of belarus in the ban, no, well, then we have to turn off youtube, we have to. there is also video hosting and so on, nevertheless meta, instagram, they are recognized, it ’s very elon musk

it is almost a week or over a week in fact since the us state department said that they thought council. it is still ambitious they would have it in place in the short—term. we are hearing it is in the offing but one has to think, what will it be able to achieve? in that violence was in the capital city that, there was also an attack on a charge�*s house and to me that is a pretty clear message delivered the political elite who would be president, who are making this sort of efforts to work out who will be in power, you know, the gangs are telling them, we're not sure we want any of you and we are not prepared to stop fighting unless we get some kind of we agree with who could potentially for example give them an amnesty. here in the us, president biden has held his first phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in more than a month. washington described the conversation as businesslike. it comes amid a deepening rift between the two leaders over the war in gaza. us national security adviser, jake sullivan, said the president stressed the need to get more humanitarian a

us state _ foreign forces. it is no reason i was of the us state department issued concern. the uk as well.present support group following the last public consultation in hong kong. is there way to get a sense of many people in hong kong to support this measure?- many people in hong kong to support this measure? what now there is no _ support this measure? what now there is no way — support this measure? what now there is no way of— support this measure? what now there is no way of actually - there is no way of actually getting the numbers because as we have seen in interviews conducted over the past month about article 23, if you walk up about article 23, if you walk up to someone hong and safety you support the article? they article? they say they cannot answer anything because they know if they said they do not support it, they will be subjected to political arrest. still a lot of hong kong residents overseas have made our submission to the hong kong government to voice our concerns and opposition against the article in a public consultation proposed by the hong kong government. shortly

that comes as the us state department is urging citizens to leave as soon as possible, with the country bracing for more violence. tensions remain high in haiti, after one of the country's most powerful gang leaders warned that there will be a civil war if prime minister ariel henry does not resign. jimmy cherizier, who is also known as barbecue, has been opposed to the prime minister since he took power following the assassination of presidentjovenel moise in 2021. mr henry was not yet elected to his current position. on tuesday, the prime minister landed in puerto rico after his plane was denied permission to land in haiti due to security concerns. the us ambassador to the united nations addressed the situation on wednesday, saying that while the us is not pushing for mr henry to resign, it does wants to see a political transition. what we've asked the haitian prime minister to do is move forward on a political process that will lead to the establishment of a presidential transitional council that will lead to elections. we think that is urgent that he moves forward in that direction,