anywhere on the move was seen as a bold step towards economic sovereignty. but in britain, a violation of its interests. in 1953 britain convinced the us to assist in orchestrating a crew against most of them in a covert operation of planting propaganda fueling riots and propping of military generals, ultimately removing most at death from power and restoring the reign of the shop would briefly fled to run the route unforeseen consequences planted. the seeds of anti western isn't fueling to view that iran had become simply a client of the west sentiments that group eventually contributing to the stomach revolution in 1979. a revolution that toppled 2500 years monarchy replaced by government with suspicion of the west and grained, and its world view formed middling, not so much a success, but rather a set back later admitted by those responsible. the eisenhower administration

believed his actions were justified for strategic reasons. but the crew was clearly a set back for a runs political development. and as history threatens to repeat itself once more, a visceral aversion to for an intervention remains woven in the fabric of the runs identity. that may hitch e l g 0. so it has hair on alex's era, the context as well and are honest, posting some of the guns to return to a country they left that changed because of the columbia university suited to facing the pool. taishan from the u. s. specific nursing palestinians is released from detention the, the hello, the weather looks pretty quiet now with cross match off the middle east,

but some pieces of lift the dust inside will ease. of course, that is the side of saudi arabia as we go through the next style. so, but as you can see, pretty much uh, wall to wall sunshine, few showers up towards the cool cuz they, some of them will be heavy in nature. so we'll see some what the weather just around. i mean, yeah, it's about, you know, i'm pushing across a through georgette. you also want to to showers into the finals east of the key. but across the much of that is to sort of the magistrate in his days allows you try, you might see like sure what to into as something positive to get. but i said when ling feature as we go on into the new working week, meanwhile, across the north west of africa, generally dry here as well. what was a possibility of the all just coughing up around the atlas mountains, but from not just north africa holt, sunshine bright met. some did not pay for the next couple of days as per usual. and then we push into west africa. i think a shot was just the thing off a little the safe, no rain seriously go through the next day or so. you may say some heavy yourselves into southern positive nigeria, pushing across the woods gonna and as we go on into monday,

we might well see the shouts just popping up a little. it's a southern miley that could cause a few showers, extensive showers, grassy pushing up for a good pot of getting the, the latest news, at least 24 is riley's, have been killed at the 19000 israelis file for compensation because of damage to that property with detailed coverage, this meeting was joined by 7 countries. there is a very wide range of views on this conflict. the will start clea devices from around the world. this riley says a message that told me i must not return to an era where political violence silences is by mile. christy a hard hitting intervenes as a former leader of a g 7 country. how worried are facing realities? what kind of lead would you like to see,

take the country full with off to this entry period is a lot to go back to the old for instance. did you that you have thought provoking on what exactly was the pressure? who was it coming from with threats made reset to groups are very active with each countries business. no secret via the story on talk to al jazeera of the new what challenges era has reminder of on top stories. this conflicts between israel and iran is in its 9th day, is what he will plains has struck via ronnie. and since he, of, of plasma of the border with abroad. and he has on the latest scenes from cause a stone provence, is where the ambulance service says franklin,

7 intercepts and try and fell on a residential building and fate. sure. and the news is where the armies as insteps around $400.00 iranian drains, the conflicts began and the conflicts between iran and israel has pumps the agenda as a meeting of the organization of the summit corporation. and it's tumble, thrown in for a minister of us direct to center on remains open to donald for the us. but it's almost still, it's a tax fast. i mean, you as much as a possibly moving features sales for months from that base. step pacific alignment of kwan aircraft are equipped to carry bunk combusting palms. k for a striking targets up to 60 meters underground. that's been around come around, but he's a professor of government at georgetown university in castle. he was the director of ronnie and studies units of the art center for research and policy studies. the joins us from here in the i'll get to speak to you again. do you think the us attack is imminent and it's very hard to tell. uh, as, as we all know,

donald trump is under tremendous pressure from his base, not to attack, but also from the republican right to attack. he, i don't think has made up his mind yet, and he is admitted that he'll wait until the last 2nd. i think he's listening very carefully to his military advisors, giving him advice i'm. of course, he runs a promise that if it's attacked, then both options are on the table. being surrounded by us, military bases is of course, uh, weighing heavy on his mind. and all the options being on the table means was exactly well. uh uh, you know, it, literally, it means that the wrong could attack american bases all over the place. but i don't think realistically that's an option that the wrong hands are going to go for. because that would definitely riley. uh,

everyone that around or behind donald trump and it would cost them dearly. so all the rhetoric of war tends to be extreme and full of hyperbole. realistically, i'm not sure the ronnie is, would attack american basis who was being said just in this program. the donald trump doesn't like backing loses. do you agree that israel is losing the school? well, i don't know. i'm not sure any. uh if either side is losing, certainly they're costing themselves. ultimate losers are iranians and is a really civilians. it's not necessarily the military is i think they can fight each other almost indefinitely, or at least for the foreseeable future. but certainly this is the quick and decisive victory that is really military commanders seem to have thought. the rod

is still saying that it is willing to come to the negotiating table. if israel stops it's a tax, is it going to do that? what is it gonna take for it as well to stop the attacks? well i think nothing short of a phone call from donald trump or basically an ultimatum from trump to netanyahu will will suffice. let's remember that the primary reason that netanyahu attacked the ron was to d rail the negotiations that were scheduled to happen between the wrong id, inactive states that were ongoing. so i don't think mentioned y'all is going to stop so that iran in the united states or it on and the you can negotiate the, the substantively. i think ultimately it would be a demand for the united states that would result in that 10 yahoo, a halting his attacks on the wrong. do you think there is still

a role for the you head? could you say in geneva to happening? that's hard to tell, let's remember is that the european union felt sideline when you run in the united states, started talking and see your opinion and actually started to play the role of the spoiler in the negotiations over your audience nuclear program. uh, president trump has himself said that the issue is irrelevant and that iran in the united states need to negotiate directly. so i'm not sure what the constructive role the, the ronnie ends and the european union can have with one another. i think ultimately the solution lies between iran and washington, and washington is there as well as making no secret. this ultimate aim is regime change and iran. but to what extent are we seeing these attacks spoke

a less sense of national unity within it wrong? uh well, what we're seeing is an unprecedented sense of solidarity and a civic spirit that has over comes with people over here on that we have not seen since the end of the iran iraq war back to 1988. now i'm not sure if this is necessarily going to strengthen the hands of this law make republic. but what it will do is to make it significantly more difficult for him to achieve at school is cool. a, a goal that it has opened the stated is dismemberment. i'm fracturing of the wrong . and so far we have seen absolutely no indication of that. and as you mentioned, we've seen unprecedented solidarity and they've riley around the flag effecting a wrong that has been pervasive. ok, mahonnan come robert, we really appreciate you taking the time to join his hair on alex's era. thank you

. thank you for having me. you know, according to the u. n's refugee agents a moving full, many of us guns who escaped war, i'm persecution, all living in iran. but the conflict between as well and drama is full some to attend to a country they left decades ago. all. hi there, my thoughts. it's on the stones major border crossing and 2 eoc increase in day to day seeing an influx of run refugees returning to the country they left years ago. each had the story on why they left upfront is done, and watch prompted them to back up and go back young, but the, there was fighting the way we let me solve struck close by and we could see them flying out of the head from the camp was thankfully, i really wasn't here. the winnable started all the factory shut down. i lost my job and had no choice but to return to my country. that's how many of the barns flared water in the country following the us legend region in 2001 as well as strict

dollar bond road. now where the conflict between 8 on and there's right intensifying their seeking safety back in their home country so that can get as low as 5 going on dollars off the warranty, ron has changed everything. as the violence grew closer, we feared for our lives and had no choice but to leave early. now that we are back in our own country, we've returned with nothing. no money, no home, just on certain families take a breed it under open skies. after crossing the border on a windy day, many said they were mistreated by the alternative during this day need on after going to immigration. there on the way. it's not just the avalon you are going back to and run it on because of the water on the, on a large number of bug is gone is what also coming back to pockets on for their own safety. hundreds of buckets on each gardens and pilgrims. i've also been crossing

the board to each day to each focused on that. on monday they've got a license in. i wasn't to head out on a business trip for surgical supplies when the city came under attack. on the day i left, i saw drones and brackets in the sky and a nearby building was on fire. for my safety, i had to leave immediately. i'm grateful to be back and focused on safely across the water between 8 on and there's right in the rages on rick, danielle strikes both of one and buckets on the citizens, a competitor that done home wondering if they will never be able to come back again . the model, how you doing under the web w, just on an activist who is detained in the us for leading protests against as well as war on garza is heading back to new york. cultural was welcomed by a group of supporters that knew a cap put in new jersey, including congress and alexandria, or kazi, or cortez. the columbia university graduate was released on friday after being detained in louisiana for a $104.00 days. hello,

who became assembled at present tons club down on pretest is a sort of verity with posted ends and guns that had single to be united as infant son. and wife is also a us who as a us citizen still is if i is far from over, the genocide is still happening and gaza. israel is still waging a full war against palestinian across palestine. the u. s. government is funding this genocide and columbia university is investing in this genocide. this is why it was process, think this is what i would continue to process with every one of you. not only if they said i didn't meet with retention, even if they were telling me i would still speak up what's out of sight the

as well as kind of just continuing its attacks on policy and is trying to collect food from distribution points in gaza. is where the forces of killed at least 31 people on saturday, including 11 people waiting to get desperately needed supplies. those attacks took place of distribution centers from by the controversial us. i'm just writing the back goals that humanitarian foundation. that has accuse of weaponized in food when these 3 past scenes are killed and one of the latest attacks on the 8th, because that's where the forces opened fine energy at ship site and southern guns, a several others were injured in taken to hospital. the load it shone in purple slip, i will not send you into the streets to arrive before the people to the point of death. as i call it, i called at the point of death, the tank is in front of us. the machine gun is in front of us and the quite a cop to is above us and they all soldiers on the ground was snipers. when anyone

who moves before the time is shot and the moment the tank retreats, we start running on the so well. in addition to ongoing attacks, israel has repeatedly cut off incident on telecommunication services along the strip of correspondence. honey mackwood is in garza city with more as we just got to the connection back, the connection has been restored. dr. going offline for the past the 3 hours in which we were not able to keep up with what's going on. but as soon as the connection is back, we have we found out that more of the attacks have taking place across the gods through the most recent one. is it a for family members here in the eastern part of garza city? as they were walking in the streets, including 2 children, were killed in a drawing strikes. and this is just the and elements of, of the series of attack that's been going on for the past. 48 hours, a significant increase in the drones attacks across the gaza. strip in port

a lot of people, this is how they feel about what's going on as soon as guys have been off the of the dash board, the sort of speak when the rising escalation between iran and israel is started to fold the to dominate the screens garza wins off the grid and these really monitors taken advantage of this distraction and carry out more of the deadly attacks. we've been able to count it through throughout the day, attacks by the hours either either by the maybe artillery or by the throat, his truck just 2 hours the part of from this attack, from each other. one more attack was carried out in the city of tanya and is a 3 family member inside the tent. they were sheltering inside. attempted to set up for the past month, sheltering from the unpredictable fall in bonds were killed in a drone. that striked bringing the disk go up to $31.00. 11 of, of these people were killed at distribution centers in the city as well as other

areas where the gf, is, is operating. and in terms of how does the human interior situations are in, in, across the gods to a very dire worse then dire situation as of now, as food is only allowed in a trickle amount, whatever is available at these centers is not enough. and this is not, is sufficient to address the deepening human a crisis, let alone the hospitals are running on the very low capacity. as of this month, thousands of people have rallied in london, suppose of palestinians and garza, the much waves through the centre of associated with protest as demanding an immediate cease for sales. i called on the u. k. government to stop selling arms to israel. so i go, was that, that really in london as the complex in the middle east continues to escalate. thousands of people have gathered in central london for tests against the war on

garza. and in recent polling doctors in the u. k, it's showing that more than ha ha, now against the is really will on garza assessments, that of course many here who gather to agree with but also the saying the time is now more. c than ever this complex and then i think it's really important for us to be out for our children to be out. and for us to be able to treat everyone united, the more pressure we put on the, the plug that in to spend them police into these events, for instance, about something you know, that we kind of go out if i'm going to pay my taxi towards anything it isn't a genocide for them to police people who are here just because of a humans. i mean even to humanity, tape the dying every single day. because my breakfast,

that members work in the civil service to tell me eastern and we think the policies potentially now there has been a change from the british government. the course of israel, nevertheless, had signed a joint statement together with kind of last month. and that makes the expansion office right administrator operations in casa was add photos. so by the foreign secretary, david's allow me in parliament, rest and sections of those sections became a reality. all right, the cabinet ministers in israel, who was sanctioned for inside swing a buyer. and so we got kind of settings in the west sparks. nevertheless, the u. k. is extremely wearing all into la a child. why the complex that is on the line and putting off most focus into finding a diplomatic resolution to this complex tony, i go out to sara,

drones reshaping wolf from ukraine to them at least now your opinion countries, um companies uh, racing to ramp up production at home, as also butler russell, it's from paris, a low cost and able to be mass produced rapidly, a model of french company and b da's exclusive long range missile is going to saturate n b. a defense systems like in of radian shy, he'd drive through just in case it was created to be produced in large quantities and quickly thanks to it. simple design on a company, partnering with a french automobile makeup so we could produce a 1000 of them per month. drones enjoying like technology is re shaping wolf. i foster the napa from ukraine to the middle east. europe lags behind countries including the us in china, innovation and production. but that's changing. this is a prototype of a new generation drone being co developed quite companies from italy attacking

turkeys, baker technologies, and leading drug manufacturer natalia in aeronautics jointly and auto hope to begin deliveries in 2026. you know, those came and says, your pin companies like his escape, me not call list. we are talking with other european partners both french and germans in the space in space or so. yeah, we're, we're already getting there. then whatever comes in on us on, i think it's more question, a part of the finance financing helps political lives. this is design political will now seems to be that of to use a slow investment countries in the you are increasing defense spending to for the gap left by the us is washington distance itself from the block innovations like these helping to both the european sovereignty. essentially, butler, i'll do 0 paris or the russian opposition. vega, sa. hey, they kind of those key has been paused and,

and released from prison. often nearly 5 years behind boss is when we united with his wife set lawn and the lithuanian capital vilnius. otherwise, similarities detained. him in 2020. well, who has money against present represented in elections that here set long around in his place. but she was then forced into exile amid mass protests, which accused the government really election and looks and because favor 13 of the prisoners were also released on the south day on the now in lithuania. well, there's problems with positive us for a good deal. tom special envoy, keith keller, was in minsk to meet the better us and the presidents antics onto the exchange. okay. can i get the highest ranking us official to visit the russian ally in his his vice president, j. d. vance has criticized states and local officials during his visit. los angeles fonts accused the governor of california on the matter of those times, least of inciting. on rest of this month,

the federal government deployed soldiers from the national guard and marines to protect federal buildings from protests against immigration. raids would have been similar raids in california agricultural hotlines, which have been seen for the last 15 years that change this past week as the terms of ministration increased attempts to the port undocumented immigrants tries to vote. reports from ventura county of the ventura county california, known for each very tired of soil, and the diverse crops had come from its it's also one of the places where the latest round of immigration ways have taken place. the stuff in the, the kind of them which is not his real name is a father before he has been living in the united states for 15 years. let's be me to throw her cuz she told me, i'm not going to work every day because i know the rates could happen. i want it to the president of united states. that's not federal work. they're doing well. yes.

people come here to work. if you're not criminal like uses of us, that is and documented immigrants are a crucial labor force. inventory county, california produces more than a 3rd of the countries vegetables, and more than 3 quarters of its full 10 knots. immigration and customs enforcement agents have been carrying raids on around this area where undocumented immigrants come to work by picking up tomatoes, strawberries, and other vegetables. and that's why many people have stop coming to work because they're terrified of being the lack of workforce is a concern for farmers in the area. in fact, pressing and donald trump at the knowledge on social media that the aggressive immigration rates are having an impact on the farming sector. in the, in the who and as well i know is part of a broader rapid response network that offer support and counsel for workers targeted by immigration rates. he says they have managed to warn people to stay

over the field when ice agents are supported on the most contract course. busy we have lawyers, we have volunteers that are helping to get workers home or pick them up when federal agents are around. but this has brought tie all seemed to the communities. most of the workers here are from mexico and many i part of indigenous communities like that, we'd not his real name him. so he came to the united states when he was 16 years old, who most could almost, but now we're not making the money. we used to, sometimes we try to stay in the house for a few days and come out and some money. we are paid by the hour and sometimes it depends on how much fruit we can pick from the hard line. immigration policy is having an impact on businesses and the immigrants who have been working here for years. that's why they're growing close across the state for the rates to stop city. so we'll just see to ventura county, which is before i go,

reminder of our top developments this our conflicts between as well. and iran is in the 9th day, is where they will plains have struck the around in the city of a 5 minute board with a rock. these are some of the native themes from cause a song prevents is where the ambulance service has $5.00 intercepted drones fell on a residential building and bait she on in the news is ready and we said it's in septic around $400.00. have run into it and since the conflicts began and the conflicts between iran and as well as top the agenda are the missing of the organization of the summit, corporation is done so friday and for him is sort of best or i to said to on remains open to time over the us, but as well i'm is 1st off as a tax. i mean as much as reportedly moving features felt boneless from the face to the pacific on the guam and across to equipped to carry bunker boston palms. cape with a striking talk, it's up to 60 meters underground. that's it from the laura kyle. my colleague and

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