derry recognize the resonance of civil rights issues across atlantic. she would take her megaphone diplomacy to the united states in the summer of 1969. now now, in addition, this is important speeches to irish american audiences in places like new york, philadelphia which one might expect. she also with members of the black panther party in los angeles, in watts and in oakland. espousing radical socialist views alongside more moderate demands for civil rights. devlin's opponents in america which included a following group of, irish unionists, labeled her disparagingly castro in a miniskirt. i could now you can hear in that terse quoted portion how in some respects, again, america's cultural moment and political moment is influencing perceptions of the civil rights movement, albeit a negative manner. bernadette devlin is not only being framed in an intersection the away as a woman, as a catholic woman, as an irish nationalist, catholic woman. she's also being connected consciously by her opponents to communism. and this of course, has a resonance. the l

the basis of the food chain of the middle atlantic is the atlantic herring, most marine predators inhunt and... fishing nets. another reason for the frequent appearance of sharks can be considered its proximity to hutson with the help of an underwater canyon, where several species of atlantic sharks live. the underwater canyonson is one of the most... underwater canyons in the world's oceans, just 150 km south of manhattan, it's like another planet, the new york aquarium was able to partially recreate its landscape. in 2023 , the first shark attack on a person in the last century was recorded on a new york beach. this summer there were no incidents, but due to the sharks getting too close to the shoreline new york city beaches have had to close temporarily several times, but overall shark attacks and shark incidents are rare in the new york area, according to their theologian. vacationers are advised to be careful and watch for lifeguards on the sandy beaches of long island, made famous by peter benschli's novel and steven spielberg's blockbuster film. these red flags and empty lifeg

the basis of the food. kidney of the middle atlantic is the atlantic herring, most of the marine predators in our waters hunt it. if you see fish splashing on the surface, it is better to leave the water for safety. there really has been a noticeable increase in fish off the coast of long island. in 2019, new york legislators banned catching them with fishing nets. another reason for the frequent appearance of sharks can be considered the proximity. hudson underwater canyon, where several species of atlantic sharks. the hudson underwater canyon is one of the largest underwater canyons in the world's oceans, just 150 km south of manhattan. it's like another planet. and the new york aquarium has been able to partially recreate its landscape. in 2023 , the first shark attack on a person since the last century was recorded on a new york beach. this summer was without incident, but due to the sharks getting too close to several times, but overall, shark attacks, shark incidents, according to their theologians, in the new york area, however, it is a rarity, vacationers are advised to be careful

the basis of the food chain of the middle atlantic is the atlantic sablefish, the majority of marineredators in our waters hunt it. if you see fish splashing on the surface, it is better to get out of the water for safety. fish off the coast of long island has really become noticeably more numerous; in 2019, new york legislators banned catching them with fishing nets. another reason for the frequent appearance of sharks can be considered the proximity of the hudson underwater canyon, where several species of atlantic sharks live. the hudson underwater canyon is one of the largest underwater canyons in the world's oceans, with a total of 150 km south of manhattan, it's like another planet and the new york aquarium was able to partially recreate its landscape. in 2023 , a shark attack on a person was recorded on a new york beach for the first time since the last century. this summer there were no incidents, but due to sharks getting too close to the shoreline , new york beaches had to be temporarily closed several times. but in general , shark attacks and shark incidents are still very

derry recognize the resonance of civil rights issues across atlantic. she would take her megaphone diplomacy to the united states in the summer of 1969. now now, in addition, this is important speeches to irish american audiences in places like new york, philadelphia which one might expect. she also with members of the black panther party in los angeles, in watts and in oakland. espousing radical socialist views alongside more moderate demands for civil rights. devlin's opponents in america which included a following group of, irish unionists, labeled her disparagingly castro in a miniskirt. i could now you can hear in that terse quoted portion how in some respects, again, america's cultural moment and political moment is influencing perceptions of the civil rights movement, albeit a negative manner. bernadette devlin is not only being framed in an intersection the away as a woman, as a catholic woman, as an irish nationalist, catholic woman. she's also being connected consciously by her opponents to communism. and this of course, has a resonance. the l

ambassador, and thank you for the work of the kyiv security forum at the euro-atlantic summit .nderstand that the key. now is communication and delivering extremely important messages, so that they hear us and understand how serious the situation is, well, first of all, i would like to ask you, mr. ambassador, to share your information regarding the most important narratives that may have been heard at the summit in the hague, anton, thank you very much, and i will start by saying, i would like to thank channel espresso for the opportunity to develop cooperation between the kyiv security forum and your tv channel, which you have just had the opportunity to hear firsthand, first impressions of how the north atlantic treaty organization summit, the nato summit in the hague, is taking place. what the head of the kyiv security forum, arseniy yatsenyuk, who is now in our advanced group there, and he is conducting very active and important negotiation work, told us. the event that the kyiv security forum organized on the margins, such informal margins of the nato summit in gaz, is imp

a key element of the north atlantic treaty. it is a serious and profound commitment.ite some of the uncertainty that trump has created. i still believe that the united states, by and large, remains reliable in fulfilling this obligation. to defend an ally in the event of an attack. yes, trump has sometimes voiced doubts, but i can say one thing: the national security establishment in washington firmly believes that this obligation is sacred, and this view is practically unanimous on capitol hill, regardless of party affiliation, this belief is shared by the vast majority of americans. according to a recent poll by the ronald reagan institute, 69% believe that the united states should defend a nato ally in the event of an attack. even if the aggressor is an even more interesting result of this poll is that when it was analyzed by political group in the united states, it turned out that 69% of maga supporters, trump's main electoral base, the same people in red caps behind him back at rallies, believe that america... must honor this commitment in the event of an attack

ambassador, i am most interested, of course, not in the future of the euro-atlantic community and noteven the future of europe, but in the future of ukraine, and strengthening. us, taking into account the fact that this fits into the strategic interests of all states on the european continent, yes, but, at the same time, we realize, that european security for years has been based on the indissolubility of the security, security connection between ukraine, oh, the european union and the united states of america, well, i don't know what president donald trump will bring to the nato summit today, so he... is on his way, and he commented on the likelihood of a meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, i'm quoting donald trump now: yes, probably, i'm with him, we're talking about president zelensky, we'll see, when asked what he will say to zelensky, the us president replied: "i'll tell you how it is, he is in a difficult situation, he shouldn't have gotten there, i mean, a difficult one. " mr. ambassador, donald trump and his offer, and in your opinion, this whole thing will no

now on our air, jan brzezinski, senior fellow at the atlantic council, will work. the former deputy assistant secretary of defense of the united states, more precisely, mr. brzezinski worked in the pentagon from 2001 to 2005. welcome to our air, dear mr. brzezinski. mr. bzhuzinsky. and how do you think the iranian-israeli war can affect the situation with russian aggression against ukraine and in general the russian-ukrainian war, we understand that part of the attention of the world community is now switched to the middle east, we understand that iran has allies in principle, this is the russian federation and possibly china. yes, we understand that the middle east. it will always be pregnant with wars, but what concerns the ukrainian case and the russian-ukrainian war, how can this affect now on russian aggression and on aid for ukraine? the ultimate impact of this crisis in the middle east, in particular the military strikes by israel and the united states on iran. on the course of the russian-ukrainian war remains to be assessed. as. that these strikes prove ef

community, and we understand that there is a question of article 5 of the euro-atlantic treaty.t someone can question it, even if it's the president of the united states, i literally get goosebumps, yes, because article 5 of the euro-atlantic treaty is what the whole of post-war europe, europe after world war ii, was built on, and here doubts arise, doubts, whether they are natural or not, arise among estonians, lithuanians, poles, and so on. a lot peoples on the european continent are worried, if we talk about nato's article five and the general rethinking of nato's role, well, it's no longer just a political club on the continent, it's an association of states that may have to defend themselves without an american presence. article five is the foundation of nato, a key element of the north. it's a serious and deep commitment, despite some of the uncertainty that trump has created. i still think that the united states remains generally reliable in fulfilling this duty: to stand up for an ally in the event of an attack. yes, trump has voiced doubts at times, but i can say one th

someone is talking about the next five... years, but western europe and the members of the north atlanticiance are preparing for a possible russian offensive, in the north atlantic alliance they are talking about the time that will allow for preparation, perhaps significantly increase nato members ' capabilities for war with russia, that is... for containing the russians on the eastern border, on june 24-25 , hearings are to be held in gaza and there will obviously be some decisions between the leaders of the countries that are members of the north atlantic alliance, we are talking about increasing the funding of military programs by western european... countries and increasing their contributions to the budget of the north atlantic alliance, donald trump, having come to power in the united states of america, declared that these countries they should increase the percentage of contributions to gdp, that is, now there are two 2.5% of gdp that are paid by western european countries, trump insisted that these contributions be at the level of 5%, as the united states does, the united states o

today the summit begins and one of the main tasks of this nato summit, the north atlantic one.here we need to be aware that now this very instrument, this alliance has a main task, one of the main ones, is to make a decision to increase spending to 5% of the gdp of the alliance member countries. the alliance is confidently moving along the path of unbridled militarization, europe is moving along the path of unbridled militarization, this is the reality that surrounds us, and the reality that we have in mind. and since we need to push through the 5% solution, what needs to be done for this ... according to rutta, with the proper funding they will build in general, nato, which will be so strong that not only today, but also in 10 years, no one will dare to attack. also, the sec-alliance general expressed the opinion that we need to be vigilant with china, which is rapidly building up its military forces. then today's statement, firstly, dictated by the course of great britain and europe to escalate the ukrainian crisis, and secondly, i think, he is trying to please the military-i

see europe as a community committed to the idea of ​​collective security, when he looks across the atlanticems more interested in the prospect of normalizing relations with russia than in strengthening what many see as fundamental transatlantic interests. i do not share this view, but i think it is at the heart of his thinking. when he looks at ukraine, he does not see vital interests of the united states there. he is convinced that the europeans are not doing enough to support ukraine, and is unlikely to go further than his allies in europe are willing to go. during the election campaign, he promised to end the war. after being elected president, i heard him declare that he would take responsibility for the course of the russian-ukrainian war within 100 days, either as an achievement or as a failure during his tenure. in general, there are three possible paths he could take in this war. the option that worried me most was the one he seemed to start implementing right away. after the use of us force to impose an unfair and unstable peace on ukraine. such a step would have to pay a high pric

volodymyr, can we consider ukraine's path to the european union and the path to the north atlantic alliance, because these two unions, they consist of countries that are in both the union and the union, are unions of values, the same platform and the same approach to the life of every citizen and the system of state governance, therefore, undoubtedly , gaining membership in the european union is not an automatic nato membership, but, let's say , it is a powerful platform for this, remember the same finland and sweden, during the crisis they became members of nato, nato instantly, so i... believe that the same will happen with ukraine, if we really want it, if we don't go to maniwki again under the rhetoric that we don't need nato, let's build some unique new architectural forms, small architectural forms of international security, or sign some empty bilateral protocols on security that have never been implemented, it is not clear why they were signed at all, maybe except for the century-old agreement with britain, so here is a lot of moments, which primarily depends not only on the sacrific

alliance are preparing for a possible russian offensive, in the north atlantic alliance says that toor a possible russian attack, they need... 3-5 years, exactly the time that will allow nato members to significantly increase their capabilities for war with russia, that is, for containing the russians on the eastern border, hearings are to be held in gaza on june 24-25 and there will obviously be some decisions. between the leaders of the countries that are part of the north atlantic alliance, there is talk of increasing the financing of military programs by western european countries and increasing their contributions to the north atlantic budget alliance, ee donald trump, coming to power in the united states of america, declared that these countries should increase the percentage of deductions from gdp, that is, now there are two 2.5% of gdp, which are deducted by the countries of western europe, trump insisted that these deductions be at the level of 5%, as the united states does, the united states of america, and of course, now for europeans, the issue of security, obviously, thi

eastern as the two are orbiting the north atlantic. and right now, the two made it with the soft capture, the soft capture retracting to bring spacecraft close the other the international space station and once given the go, the hooks around the dragon nose cone will drive and connect hard meet. >> station copy. >> great call there. that's the next step in the docking procedure, the driving of the hooks, the 12 hooks surrounding the nose counter, the nose of the dragon spacecraft and will monitor those and will drive two sets. first set of six, they are traveling and continue to follow along as the docking process continues on. once docking is complete, it'll be aired and begin the hatch opening -- or hatch operations. and i will start by opening up the main hatch on the section of the harmony module, that's what you see dragon connected to and what is separating the module and the dragon spacecraft. and continuing to monitor that first set of six hooks forming the hard meet. and once the full set of 12, will continue the docking proce

the atlantic treaty was passed to prevent the resurgence of protectionist policies .evelt said that any country that took money from the americans should join this atlantic treaty. roosevelt and churchill signed the atlantic treaty , which would later create institutions such as the world bank, the gatt, and the international monetary fund . these institutions reflected the free trade system and offered the same model to europe for its own reconstruction . france and other western european countries quickly became dependent on u.s. economic aid, but they needed the americans for another reason. a new political class that emerged in postwar france decided to ask the americans for military protection to prevent a communist coup. never. nothing was said publicly about this, but it explains the french policy after 1945. they wanted protection from the americans and were willing to pay a price, especially in economic terms. the us dollar was gradually becoming the most important currency in the world and the americans had powerful financial pyramids. it is natural that the

it's a really operates outside of the north atlantic. and as the basis in, in cyprus, which is not a natural member states as a basis in the philippines in japan, the nato is responsible for bombing countries in the middle is, i don't think, is a search of defensive alliance. that there's an offensive alliance as leaves a full, my prime minister in no position leader, just at the tone say, is quoting for like minded, told the officials to come together and challenge nato's push. but even law, just on to be spent on defense are going to get to the remote. we believe that this proposal is political and economic and social suicide. but especially because it does not correspond to the priorities of our citizens and does not correspond to the need for real security. so any goes east that age, or we have it from the stripe posting con, direct the hobby, yet more row. and a says the nato is know to effective a line smell. it may re, militarily the us benefits. so anyway, by selling on to the block, especially now after as new pledges for increa

throughout the region, without without even informal accountability to the united states and the atlantic world powers and of course we've seen time and time again that... the leadership in israel has no problem whatsoever um uh taking a position that's hostile both to the united kingdom to america to france for that matter and any other nation which overwhelmingly overwhelmingly and historically has has always supported them so the scenario that uh people like trump are rushing to support. "ultimately, if you follow it through and analyze it, it leads to a very, very, very ugly outcome for everyone in the world, for everyone involved. yes, and mr. grossman, we are going to move over a bit to talk about the access of resistance, trump's situation specifically more in detail, but for those viewers who are now joining us, let's go and just give you an update and a review of what we are covering, of course we're on day six of the ongoing a rolling coverage of of course the israeli inflicted." war or imposed war against the islamic republic of iran up until today we have of course according t

the north atlantic treaty organization summit was held in gaz. this was the first meeting of leaders under donald trump's new term. the summit considered three main issues: increasing defense spending, strengthening. the capabilities of the defense industry in the countries, president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky met with the leaders of the e5 countries, germany, france, great britain, italy, poland and the nato secretary general. according to zelensky, among the main topics of the negotiations were increasing military support for ukraine, strengthening air defense to protect lives, the needs of our soldiers to form offensives.

sergey, members or participants of the north atlantic alliance made it clear to the kremlin what they are going to prepare for, they said that russia is a threat to member countries, nato members, and donald trump's statement at the nato summit in gaza, that russia may have territorial ambitions beyond ukraine, corresponds to the assessments of the institute for the study of war, the american one that the aggressor country is preparing for a conflict with nato and is creating conditions to justify future aggression, that the russians can... go to europe, to european countries and to those countries that are members of the north atlantic alliance, everyone is already saying it out loud, although, again, today putin, speaking in minsk after the conclusion of negotiations with lukashenko, said that this is nonsense, in fact the main goal of the so-called svo, it was not expansion, well, to prevent further expansion of nato and that it was the reason for this svo, so-called. although he did not say anything about the fact that with the beginning of the svo nato on the contrary expanded, t

and vice versa, the euro-atlantic space is all nato member countries on both sides of the atlantic ocean and this is the feigned pessimism that was articulated by individual representatives of individual nato member countries, i am convinced that this is also because they were working out gas supplies from russia or something else, but again, these were more political statements than real positions. in nato, each country clearly understands , first of all, the european members, that the security of ukraine is really their security, they understand that even in financial terms, if it didn't sound harsh to us. but the destruction, the stopping of russia on the territory of ukraine by the forces of ukraine, i mean, by the armed forces of ukraine, by ukrainian citizens, and by the use of western weapons, allied weapons, equipment, technologies, resources of various kinds, it is still much cheaper for them and much safer for them than if ukraine falls into their analytics, and then... their defense spending will increase many times, incredible times, and then, if now they initially doubted, h

trump and the euro-atlantic community, here's donald trump, has he woken up, or has he just, you know, opened his eyes, uh, i don't know, in order to close them again, yes, well, this is about the resuscitation of nato, yes, well, because tomorrow there will be an extremely important summit, yes, and nato must finally demonstrate whether nato, or nato is a kind of club of interests, whether nato is ready? to join and help its ally in the event that iran inflicts some irreparable harm to americans there, whether in a terrorist or military way, will there be, well, and accordingly, your forecasts, mr. yuri, well, look, first of all, the usa is not going to get involved in the israeli-iranian war, they stated it clearly and distinctly, the only thing trump did was go to a meeting with netanyahu in order to destroy the underground bunker, because there is a responsibility here. it is in the national interest of the usa that iran does not acquire nuclear weapons. this was essentially a counter-terrorism action to destroy the nuclear center that enriches uranium. everything. and that withou

the security of 1 billion people on both sides of the atlantic. together, we will secure peace through strength. together, we will make our alliance stronger, fairer and more lethal and together we will build a better nato. thank you. that was nato secretary general who will take questions in a moment or two but this was described as a keynote speech and you can see why, talking about a quantum leap in collective defence spending and he wants, at that summit at the hague, an agreement for 5% spending on defence, 3.5 encore military requirements, the other 1.5 on defence infrastructure and industrial capacity. let's put the microphones back up. straightaway, you use the road only for quite a bit, what point are you trying to make through that? -- used the word lethal. we are deadly serious that if anyone tries to attack us the consequences for that attacker will be a deficit, be it russia or anyone else who tries to do anything against us and we have to be absolutely clear that this is not only about the money and deep weaponry, it is also about th

documentary, looking at the increasing number of workers ramming sailing vessels off of your ups, atlantic coast. as after a short break and east of for me and the rest of the team here, thanks for watching. stick with this began the the june 17th 2021, which sailor martin evans and his colleagues, sailing a jim o'neil from england to greece. the roots takes them along the west coast of europe, across the bay of biscayne, and down to the straits, connecting the atlantic to the mediterranean. the straits of 2 broke. the moons is tense and i look to the right and right by the side of the body. right there. and it was that moment of light. is this really? should there be like all on you know this? i read about this a might fall of the story, suddenly shut it down to the office office in the summer of 2020, shortly after the 1st label because they looked down the strange phenomena and began and the voices of the eerie and pendency of the one that has yet to be explained. for kids attend sale by the price in england. june 2023. the in a boat. you've kind of got certain places you've got to go.

look out to winds more little boats of being drums, bicycle co miles long. europe's atlantic comes more world views of the top of the the in charlotte the currently more people than ever on the world wide and such a base in life on that bus. and so it does have committed to actually find out about regina stores, info, migraines, the the june 17th 2021, which sailor mont, in evans and his colleagues assailing a gemini, else from england to greece. the roots takes them along the west coast of europe, across the bay of biscayne, and down to the straits, connecting the atlantic to the mediterranean, the strait of 2 boats. the moons is 10 and i looks it is the right and right by the side of the body. right there. and it was that moment of light. is this really? should there be light on, on, you know this, i read about this a my font of the story suddenly shut it down to the real life office office in the summer of 2020, shortly after the 1st label. cuz it looked down. a strange phenomenon began in the waters of the erie and pendant sienna, one that has yet to be explained, or all kids attend

step, a documentary looking at the increasing number of 4 cars ramming sailing vessels of europe's atlantic coast. it's after a short break. i mean, he said, you can always get more on our website. that's d w dot com. thanks for watching. the my name is the calls back, said loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it loud. mass would have being nosy bay, like good, everyone to king, for healthy award winning called, called so called back. the june 17th 2021, which sailor martin evans and his colleagues assailing a gemini oaks from england to greece. the roots takes them along the west coast of europe, across the bay of the sky, and down to the straits, connecting the atlantic to the mediterranean, the strait of 2 boats. the moon is 10, and i looked and it was that moment of light. is this real? should there be like all on you know this? i read about this? am i fond of the story? suddenly shut it down to them. i liked the office office in the summer of 2020, shortly after the 1st label because they looked down a strange

citizens of next we look at why more and more boats are being ran by fork of whales along europe's atlantic coast. unlike look who thinks, watching, and bye for now, the shannon ball thinking during the sizing this award winning offer is available world wide for every language level, learning gem and has never been sent to the june 17th 2021, which sailor martin evans and his colleagues was sailing a jim o'neil from england to greece? the roots takes them along the west coast of europe, across the bay of biscayne, and down to the straits, connecting the atlantic to the mediterranean. the strait of 2 broke. the moons is 10. alex is the right and quite by the side of the body. right there. and it was that moment of light. is this really? should there be like on, on, you know, this, i read about this a might fall of the story suddenly shut it down to the real life office office in the summer of 2020, shortly after the 1st label. cuz it looked down. a strange phenomenon began in the waters of the erie and pendency of the one that has yet to be explained to focus a 10 sale by the price in englan

we have with us leading atlantic expert consul, ariel cohen. ariel, i welcome you. hello, hello.antic writes that because of operation spiderweb, the united states may refuse to help ukraine, saying that such operations only continue war, does not push it to an end. who are the supporters of this approach? now we will also see them clean up, these are the supporters of the so-called tech oligarchs, that is , the war between musk and trump, elon musk and president trump has exploded now. and the third group is the supporters of blood and soil, these are, i would call them american nationalists, isolationists. to this group. to agree with hitler so that hitler would take all of europe and think that the oceans will save america. what rubicon should putin cross in the eyes of trump, so that? trump has changed his point of view radically and finally given the go-ahead for the delivery of new weapons already in isolation from the biden package? i can't answer that question, i wanted to express myself more strongly, but if children are watching us, i don't want to resort to foul langua

we have leading atlantic expert consul ariel cohen on the line. ariel, hello. hello, hello.antic writes that because of operation spider web, the us may refuse to help in ukraine, saying that such operations only continue war, do not push it to an end. who are the supporters of this approach? now, too, it will be clear that the so-called tech oligarchs will be the ones to clean it up, that is , the war between musk and trump, elon musk and president trump, has exploded. and the third group is the supporters of blood and soil, these are, i would call them american nationalists, isolationists, this group is joined by vice president wentz, the president's son don junior, and these are the people who want to abandon the global role of the united states, to concentrate on domestic american problems, these people are the most pro -russian, if not pro-russian, then at least not pro-ukrainian, these are the people who think that... to negotiate with hitler so that hitler would take all of europe and thought that the oceans would save america. what rubicon must putin cross in trump's

alliance, it seems to me that no, actually, but the north atlantic alliance, it really does not depend on the whims of this particular person, if wait, but if for the sake of this. to maintain this unity for four years to satisfy the ambitions and some crazy volunteer desires of this man, then we need to satisfy him, the next one will come who will not do this, we just need to buy time, such positions exist, this is also, well, it is important, we will eventually see how it will unfold in our favor or, or simply not at all, somewhere i will try to summarize some of my thoughts somewhere. to say about everything that was said, well, firstly, regarding the nato summit itself, well , it seems to me that we should evaluate it from two positions, if we are talking about strategic positions of some kind, then i completely agree with viktor bishchuk that well, now there is a significant regression, because we were talking about joining nato, and so on, and now there are actually much fewer mentions, and in particular this is due to the position of donald trump of america, although, by the way

of that is really necessary because of the long term sweat by the russians. duty hold off to your atlantic area. natal members commit to raising their defense spending to 5 percent of g d p over a perceived from russia. despite moscow's assurances, it has no fights to pick with the alliance. uranium problem and it proves and bill ending cooperation with the you and the player watch sagas to ron declares as nuclear program will no longer be slow down and philippine vice president sarah to chair, take questions to i see steve in from release provision when the court the nicer father of the country is former president, a temporary for lo majority of the defendant b, north in the philippines continue to support the former president, that they are not the pre for he is returned. the icpc is all about human rights and adjust this, and we don't see it. in the case of barber president that or did he go to that big the, from our headquarters in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. this is our t international. benito alliance has agreed to boost defense spending from 2 percent to 5 percent of gross domestic pr

peter dickinson in kyiv, the editor of the ukraine alert at the atlantic council. thank you. the us-backed aid distribution centre in the southern gaza strip says it's been unable to distribute aid on saturday, following direct threats from hamas. earlier gaza's civil defense agency said six palestinians were killed and several wounded by israeli gunfire while gathering to collect food supplies. the israeli military said it fired warning shots at suspects who approached them in a "threatening manner". earlier israel anounced it had recovered the body of a thai hostage who'd been held in gaza since hamas' terror attack on october seven. natta-pong pinta was an agricultural worker in southern israel when he was kidnapped. the israel defense forces said his body had been retrieved during a special operation. our correspondent barbara plett usher has more from jerusalem on the body of the thai national being recovered. so according to the israeli defense forces he was kidnapped at the kibbutz near as next to the gaza border. he was kidnapped alive and they estimate he was killed