and in general, as reuters noted. previously, information about the existence of this working group was not disclosed at all. the final blow to the group was dealt about three weeks ago, when most of the members of the white house national security council were dismissed as part of a large-scale purge. this is an extremely alarming signal, i will now include ivanna klympush tsintsadze, a ukrainian mp, head of the committee on... ukraine's integration into the european union, an extremely informed mp, well, accordingly, now we will try to find out, yes, what is happening. as a result of the g7 summit and trump's demarche, yes, donald trump. he decided to return to washington very quickly. well, we are conducting a survey. will president trump agree to new sanctions against russia? yes, no, we will see our version. write in the comments. ivanna klympush tsentsadze, people's deputy of ukraine, head of the committee on ukraine's integration into the eu. glory to ukraine, i congratulate you. glory to the heroes. thank you

leah douglas is the agriculture and energy policy reporter at reuters. the folks you talk to as you report on these agencies, what are their concerns this hurricane season? leah: typically in the spring leading up to hurricane season, fema is very involved in going into the communities that are storm-prone and potentially expecting hurricanes and training the state and local emergency managers to prepare and building relationships so that when a storm does come, everyone can work together on the response. that type of activity has been really curtailed this year as fema staff are under speaking and travel restrictions that have led to major pairbacks in those types of workshops and trainings. so even just that aspect, it does reduce the ability of the agency to communicate with the folks on the ground and there's concern about how that will play out in hurricane season. john: the homeland security secretary kristi noem has said that fema is being eliminated. she said, you know, we're eliminating fema, but nbc news reports that she decided to keep about 2

to two sources, the exact agenda of the meeting is unknown, although in private conversations, as reutersd the trip a step that could help launch the process of peaceful talks to end russia's war against ukraine. if kellock does meet lukashenko, he would be the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit belarus since. it could be a tool to probe the interests of all interested parties, including the regime of alexander lukashenko, and a possible resumption of high-level contacts with the u.s. the fact that four unnamed sources simultaneously confirmed to reuters that such a visit was being planned is likely no coincidence. the information leaked to the media, deliberately from the side of the us department, or the white house negotiating team. as for the possible visit itself, perhaps this is a return to the strategy of restoring trust and the so-called policy of small steps towards the regime of alexander lukashenko, which were used during the first term of donald trump from 2017 to 2020. when minsk was visited by quite a lot of high-ranking officials of the trump administration and thus bui

after iran launched strikes on american military bases located in the middle east, in qatar and iraq, reuters reported that the united states will not respond to this step by tehran soon donald trump announced on his social network that iran had warned washington in advance that it intended to launch a military strike on american facilities, due to this, the american military managed to carry out the evacuation in time, tehran's response in washington was called frankly weak, well, after some time, donald trump reported, well, literally sensational news that iran and israel... managed to agree on a truce and in the next few hours it will be possible to say that the most recent conflict in the middle east has been resolved. congratulations to everyone, an agreement on a complete ceasefire has been reached between israel and iran , approximately 6 hours later, when israel and iran will be rolled up will complete their current final missions for 12 hours, after which the war will be considered over. i would like to congratulate both sides, israel and iran with. iran, god bless the middle east, g

just let correction coming to us from reuters. it is in line with what we've been reporting here ourselves from president trump, who said he didn't feel at this point that us marines need to be sent to los angeles. the defence secretary pete hegseth said that was a possibility, that he was prepared to release marines to los angeles should they be required. but that would be moving the situation into a different place, it would be requiring a different legislative underpinning for president trump to make that decision. just a clarification coming to us from i believe cbs, actually, who corrected the report that had come from reuters earlier on. but we have been following the words of the president, who said it wasn't required at this time, but obviously a very active, very fluid situation there in los angeles. let's bring our panel. democratic strategist, mary ann marsh, former republican strategist and federal prosecutor joe moreno and abel maldonado, former lieutenant governor of california. mary ann, we've been seeing there, sce

this follows from a reuters poll. at the same time, 45% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with us military strikes on targets in the islamic republic. almost half of respondents would not approve of further strikes on iran. meanwhile, donald trump seems to be in the mood for peace in the region. our special correspondent in washington , elizaveta khramtsova, will tell you more. it is possible to say with cautious optimism that the united states will not respond to the strikes that iran has previously carried out on american military bases in the middle east, qatar and iraq. moreover, it is possible to say with cautious, again optimistic, that the united states is now demonstrating readiness to de-escalate, apparently, the conflict that... we have been observing for the last week and a half has a chance to gradually begin to subside for a week even before the white house made any official statements, reuters reported that the us president had decided not to respond to today's strikes from iran, and then donald t

up to date with that, and our understanding is that uh, the us, we're just getting notes from the reuters news. agency that the us military will deploy around 700 marines to los angeles temporarily, this is according to the reuters news agency, so i'm just caviatting this, we need to just verify that for you, but uh, of course, this will inevitably escalate the legal wranglings between gavin newsam, the governor of california and of course donald trump, because gavin newsam is saying that he wants to sue donald trump, but just that line coming from the news. reuters news agency that potentially the us military will deploy around 700 marines to los angeles temporarily until the national guard troops arrive. now all of this. of course, the backdrop is that the governor of california has confirmed he's suing president trump for calling the national guard into his state, describing it as a serious breach of sovereignty. he's been posting on x uh, saying gaving newson, democrat saying that mr. trump flamed the fires and illegally acted to federalize the national guard when he deployed the offi

reuters reporting zelensky said he did discuss with donald trump how to achieve a ceasefire. so we are waiting now for the us president to take the podium there, as we are expecting him to be asked about both iran and ukraine at the end of this nato summit in the netherlands, at the hague, where all the members have announced this landmark change, really, in defence spending, saying they are going to get to 5% of gdp within the next decade. it marks a huge change for what the europeans and canadians will do. let's listen now to donald trump. ... a lot of wonderful speeches on the heads of a lot of wonderful countries. but i want to thank you for joining us at the conclusion of a highly productive nato summit in the netherlands. i want to thank them for the royal treatment they have given us. couldn't have been nicer. and it is a beautiful country, really a beautiful country. coming in i saw the most beautiful trees, in fact i want to bring some back with me. i want to also thank, i had breakfast this morning with the king and queen and their incredible people. i called, i sai

we are getting lines in here, this is coming from reuters, saying that israel has been striking nuclear and military targets, that's according to a military official, we will work to confirm that and this is still early days here but what is that say to you nuclear military targets, they can be a range of things, and a likely target that israel would be focusing on? before coming on air, what was floating on persian and english language social media is reports of strikes in and around the capitol city of tehran, just east of tehran, major military installations bases in garrison and missile production and missile testing facilities, just again to the east, south is of the capitol of tehran, just over as well, that might be one potential target, it will run as the largest ballistic missile arsenal, ballistic missiles is how they responded, the strike is with the single day operations and the israelis are working for is militarily in the nuclear lease so to first militarily handicapped at the potential ability for iran to retaliate and then go after a whole host of other nuclear facilitie

reuters jeff mason and sabrina singh, who is the former deputy pentagon press secretary. and priscilla, obviously, this has been something that we have seen the white house focusing on ever since the identity of this suspect was revealed yesterday. what else are you hearing from people at the department of homeland security about his status, how long he was in the country, and what we know about his time here.

liz: cnn data analyst beside himself, the latest polls from cnn and reuters show republicans are now the party of the middle class, not democrats. you'll want to hear why plus hear the full sound. outkick tomi lahren is here tonight we're excited to talk to tomi. we have much more to come. stick with us we're back in two. >> it's not easy to come to this conclusion. i came to the fact that the democratic party, the party of the working class, lost a big chunk of the working class. >> i do have concerns about the way the democratic party relates to working class voters in this country and among working class voters there was a significant decline. >> they should take responsibility for running a campaign which ignored the needs of the working class in america and respondent. >> we didn't have a clear economic vision for working class americans. we didn't say here's how we're going to restore communities that were hollowed out and actually improve your life. (wife) saving for retirement was tough enough. (husband) and navigating markets can be challenging at times. (fisher investments)

reuters and the associated press. and vladimir putin spoke about a lot of topics, everything from the ukraine conflict, russia's position on it to the current conflict, going on between iran and israel, and connection to previous statements that the russian government has made on that as well. also, he spoke a lot about more civilian matters in connection to energy cooperation, trade cooperation between uh, russia and other friendly countries like through the vietnam, china and the lights of that as well. and of course, all of the subjects of economics, politics, trade, they're all going to be talked about throughout the rest of the week as the st. petersburg, international economic form goes on. and we're going to be covering that here at r t. so make sure to keep watching and also check out our website r t dot com for more information on that as well. now, vladimir putin in other news, also met with the head of the bricks, new development bank, delma, rou, staff at the st. petersburg international economic form. the

según nos confirmaba catalina, por parte de la agencia reuters decía que habían anunciado que está nopoder analizar cuál va a ser la respuesta, si es que hay más respuesta por parte de irán y también calibrar cuál va a ser la respuesta del gobierno americano a estos ataques a nuestras bases nucleares. pues bien, si les parece, vamos a analizar un poquito cómo es el concepto, cómo empieza esta división entre irán y por qué estalló este conflicto entre israel e irán, que ha llevado a estados unidos a entrar directamente en esta escalada , bombardeando tres instalaciones nucleares en territorio iraní . cómo comenzó esta crisis? y hasta dónde puede llegar el impacto económico? son muchos temas, así que yo te explico . pues bien, todo comienza con el temor de israel a que irán consiga armas nucleares , sumado al apoyo de teherán a grupos terroristas como xola y el grupo terrorista . jamás. ahora bien, estados unidos decide intervenir para respaldar a su aliado israel , frenar el programa nuclear de irán , que años atrás se había comprometido a limitar el enriquecimiento de uranio . y por o

reuters reports that iran is not ready to negotiate a ceasefire as long as israel's strikes continue and tehran, in turn , continues to respond to them. emmanuel macron spoke with the iranian president. the french president called on masoud pesichkian to resume negotiations on a diplomatic settlement as soon as possible. macron believes that the united states has the real leverage to bring everyone back to the negotiating table, since israel depends on the american. weapons, the french leader called on donald trump to use his influence, but not with the help of peacekeepers efforts of vladimir putin. the fact is that on saturday trump celebrated his birthday, the russian leader called him, among other things, they discussed the events in the middle east, as a result trump said: "he considers it possible for the russian president to participate in the settlement of the conflict between israel and iran." macron rejected this idea. the french president recalled that russia itself is fighting in ukraine and does not respect the un charter, and therefore does not have sufficient authority

ambulances, police vehicles, police... officers, some of them armed, and nick, while we're talking, reuters have just given reaction from the austrian chancellor there, saying that the grats school shooting is a national tragedy. so the austrian chancelor reacting there to the shooting which has left 10 people dead at this morning at a a secondary school in gratz, austria's second city. um, at least we do know that one bit of good news is that it seems that this incident is now over with the police saying that they believe the gunman is one of the casualties that he took his own life according to the police and we know that uh people have being cared for in local hospitals and nick johnson is with me here. at the moment, so um, reaction there from from the the austrian chancel, this is a major major story obviously in austria at the moment, yeah, a tragic day for austria, we know at least 10 people have now been killed in this morning shooting, this all happened at a secondary school in the city of grats, that's austra's uh second city, it's about 200 kilometers uh south of vienna - we know

reuters agency quoting an unnamed hamas official telling reuters he had no knowledge of alleged threats to the us backed aid organisation. new footage has been released by the ukrainian security service of operation spider's web, last sunday's attack on russian strategic aviation. the latest video shows a single drone's entire flight, from its lift off from a container on the back of a truck, to the moment of impact, a flight lasting just over two minutes.the drone is seen flying fast and low, until it arrives at the belaya airbase. at this point, it slows down while the pilot appears to look around for a target. after several turns, it settles on a tu-22m3 bomber. the video cuts out as the drone appears to descend onto the bomber's wing. that is where the video stops. it comes as russia has struck ukraine's second-biggest city kharkiv with drones, missiles and guided bombs, killing at least three people and injuring more than 20 others. the mayor of kharkiv says it's the biggest attack on the city since the start of russia's full-scale invasion. he said dozens of explosions had been re

according to reuters news agency, a loud and powerful explosion was heard in tel aviv. alarms have been sounded in all areas of the occupied territories. and according to media reports, loud explosions are being reported in haifa, tiberias and tel aviv. good day, dear viewers , as you can see in the live images from the sky over tel aviv , a new wave of operation promise of truth, a hundred minutes long, has begun , hitting various areas in tel aviv and haifa . this is the second time that the strategic port of haifa , in the heart of the zionist regime , has been hit by iranian missiles since last night. haifa is a very important port city in terms of economic infrastructure for the israeli and zionist regimes , and...

the content of the document matches the leak by reuters. ukraine renounces its neutral status. the text directly states that the country reserves the right to join nato, which is absolutely unacceptable. there is no official publication of russian demands, but we know that in recent weeks the russian authorities have continued to insist on demands that have already been rejected by the ukrainians several times. such demands as limiting the size of the ukrainian army, recognizing occupied territories such as crimea. kiev is ready to discuss territorial issues only after a complete ceasefire, that is, stop the offensive again, and then we will somehow come to an agreement. russia needs ironclad guarantees of long-term peace. ukraine's peace demands are a complete and unconditional ceasefire, the release of prisoners, the return of children taken to russia. i would like to say a few words about the so-called children's story. what have we heard lately? at the level of the united nations, the osce. here we finally received a complete list, as you can see, there are not 1.5 million

this was reported by reuters. it cites an internal document. administrative and budgetary white house. the agency recommended that the us state department stop funding nearly 2,000 dozen, almost excuse me, two dozen programs that investigate war crimes around the world, according to the agency's interlocutors. among the programs that are recommended to be stopped, for example, an 18 million dollar state department grant for the prosecutor general's office of ukraine, as well as a project that helps collect evidence of crimes against humanity, including sexualized violence and torture, as reuters notes, the white house recommendation is not a final decision, the recommendation can be challenged by us secretary of state marco rubio, as one of the agency's sources believes, the head of the state department, can support the most important initiatives. well, now a little about the middle east, cnn released an article, citing four sources and claims: the white house is discussing a possible deal with iran. the main cond

according to the reuters agency, citing sources, about twenty people were killed and dozens were injured. according to journalists, an unknown person opened fire on parishioners and then detonated an explosive device. the syrian interior ministry claims that the attacker was a member of the islamic state group, recognized as terrorist in many countries. reuters sources in the security service clarified that earlier militants have already attempted to attack... the orthodox church after the overthrow of president bajar al-assad, but this is their only attack that has taken place. syria is a multi-ethnic and multi-confessional country, but since the war began in 2011, many have been forced to leave due to violence and pressure from radical islamists. in russian-occupied crimea, lions attacked oleg zubkov, director of the taigan safari park. the predator attacked him while he was feeding. the man got out of the cage himself, but lost consciousness. doctors assess his condition as serious. subkova , by decision of doctors, is undergoing surgery right on the spot , said oleg kryuchkov, an adv

reuters quotes one of the interlocutors as saying, i quote: has iran killed a single american? until that happens, we are not even talking about... there are a lot of false reports about conversations that never happened, and i'm not going to go into detail, but i can tell you, i think we are doing what we have to do, and we will continue to do what we have to do. haminii, why do you think that? i think that if this information is true, then, then, it's because trump doesn't want, first of all, he doesn't want a more serious regional war, and secondly, he doesn't want to drag america into a war. he's been pretty clear, in the last months and the last weeks, the last days, that, that he wanted, that he doesn't want america to get involved. so that it doesn't get even worse, by the way, maybe that's why, remember, rubio said on the first day that we knew, but we didn't participate. israel was involved, but so far they've been pretty targeted, so far they've been targeted at certain leaders of the guard corps and other other representatives, but at the same time there was also new

, again we can discuss that this is speculation, but you must agree, if we catch reuters once again ono a great evidence of what to believe in the context of the west. our troops drove the enemy out of 16 settlements, just last weekend the russian army liberated three settlements at once, in sumy regions - this is vodolage alekseyevka, in the donetsk people's republic novopol, this was reported by our ministry of defense, in the footage, now you can see the moment of the liberation of novopol by units of the vostok group. also in the donetsk people's republic, according to war correspondents, our fighters from the yug group liberated the settlement of zarya, located. we are waiting for official confirmation. in the kharkov region , the iskander operational-tactical complex struck enemy installations for launching drones, six installations and about 30 enemy drones were destroyed, our defense ministry reported. and here is footage of an iskander strike on a ukrainian armed forces camp. ukraine has already admitted that it lost 12 of its fighters, after which the commander-in-chief of th

were attacked, is unknown, but the us believes that russia has not yet responded to this strike, reuters writes, journalists refer to unnamed american officials, they believe that there will be a response, it will be a large-scale multi-target strike, according to one of the agency's sources, the timing of the response is unknown, but it is expected in the next few days, moscow's attack, in his opinion , will be... asymmetrical, another agency interlocutor in western diplomacy believes that russia's response will include strikes on important targets, for example, government buildings. military analyst michael kofman believes that russia will try to strike the headquarters of the security service of ukraine, which played a central role in operation spider's web, or other buildings of regional intelligence agencies using medium- range ballistic missiles. and against the backdrop of the upcoming strikes, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky called on ukrainians to be especially attentive to air raid sirens these days. we respect air raid sirens these days. take care to yourself, please, t

ford may be seriously damaged or even destroyed, such an assessment was given to the reuters agency by several experts. the pictures show that several craters have formed in the mountain range at the site of the plant, and as the reuters agency writes, the explosions occurred where underground workshops with centrifuges for uranium enrichment could have been located. according to western intelligence, the ford plant is hidden in a rock at a depth of 60-90 m. the head of the magat rfl grossi stated that the extent of the damage caused nuclear facility. ford cannot be assessed with certainty. trump, however, believes that the nuclear facilities in iran have suffered colossal damage, and trump does not rule out the possibility of regime change in iran. monumental destruction has been inflicted on the entire nuclear facility in iran, as seen in satellite images. destruction is the right word. the white structure shown in the images is deeply embedded in the rock. its roof is also well below ground level and is completely protected from the greatest destruction occurred over a large deep un

in terms of the whole - this is perhaps russia and saudi arabia, but our country, reuters is sure, for obvious reasons is not interested in lowering prices. for iran itself, the halt in exports will certainly be a strong shock, but the economy and here it can be viable. iran, after all, a country that... is one of the most advanced in western asia in this very region, in which turkey and other countries of the middle east are brewing, the level of the gross domestic product and the index of purchasing power parity have grown, that is, in it. in quantitative calculations , iran has really been able to achieve very serious successes, given that the sanctions pressure from the west towards iran, it is collective, it is uninterrupted on for the past 30 years. iran's pressure tool, experts say, influence on global energy, but closing the strait of armun would be too abrupt a dangerous step, it would be a bummer not only for the west, but also for its neighboring allies, who in... the company is suffering losses due to the cancellation of flights to iran and israel. traffic between russia an

that it's just a lie, there is no concrete foundation for such claims against iran, it's just as reuters actually made it very clear, they are planning to push iaea to find iran guilty. i have to repeat this, because everything is just framework for..." anti-iran campaign to make the puzzle in a way that is more in favor of western countries and especially right now uh israel because now they are really intimidated by the uh very essential information that iran has access to and there is no more manipulation for the iaea to play around. we know that iaea has helped israel for. uh the assassination of the iranian scientists we know that the sabotage was happening in iran was also linked to ia because as it is in the statement of the intelligence ministery why there is so specific locations that the iaa was insisting to have a visit and the same ones were the locations for the sabotage so there are so many reasons for us to ' be able to anticipate such resolution is going to happen, because regardless of the reality, they are going to decide what benefits benefits them. it's not about real

we are also hearing again from reuters that the us transport secretary saying that the faa has already engaged boeing to review any necessary information as part of the investigation. so a number of agencies involved in the investigation, led by india, but an international element to this. yogita brought us the latest from the ground, a short while ago. yarmouk why been coming here, i've seen hundreds of emergency workers, firefighters and policemen, and other emergency response teams. and really what i want to describe to you first is just the smell. it is an acrid smell of burning which hits you as soon as you get off the aircraft, and the airport, which is really close by. it just goes stronger and stronger and better all around us, the strong smell of smoke hanging around in the air. and things around us are still smoking - right next to me right now, there are fire officials who were actually trying to point their hose towards a tree that was still burning. there's another tree which has fallen over, its bottom is still smoking. everywhere around us, there are charred bits. a whil

reuters reported yesterday that, according to diplomatic sources, while the attacks were going on, and israel was attacking iran, iran's foreign minister abbas araghchi was in contact with steve witkoff, the us special envoy. so, the white house actually confirmed these reports. and according to reuters reports, iran has said that if the attacks stop, iran will be willing to show more flexibility and accept us demands that it should stop its enrichment activities. so, tomorrow, i do apologise - it is still thursday here - on friday, iran will demand the europeans to find a solution to stop the israeli attacks so the diplomatic talks can carry on. in terms of the balancing with president trump and the pressure - you mentioned pressure from the eu leaders. the risk that president trump is happy to weigh up, very briefly take us through those. definitely. president trump wants to be the person who makes the deal and if there is a deal, he wants the deal to be under his name so he gets the credit, no-one else. on the other side, israel has been hitting iran's nuclear installations and has

as reuters reported earlier, citing sources, the kremlin is still preparing a so-called strike in response to the ukrainian operation "web", which resulted in the russian airfields being. moscow, the kremlin, putin on the russia-1 tv channel. there are no other details. last week, putin said that the terrorist attacks in the bryansk and kursk regions would be discussed at the next meeting, at the next meeting of the security council. which happened before the talks in istanbul. the kremlin calls the collapse of bridges terrorist attacks in the regions bordering ukraine on the night of june 1. at least seven people were killed and more than 100 were injured. the ukrainian authorities did not comment on the collapse of bridges in russia and did not take responsibility, unlike, for example, the attack on russian airfields or the blowing up of the crimean bridge. at that time, the sbu directly said: "yes, it was us." it is unknown whether putin will raise the issue of that very ukrainian special operation spider's web at the security council, when russian strategic aviation airfields were atta

reuters reported that some european car parts factories have been forced to halt production as china tightened its export restrictions on vital minerals. china has recently suspended exports of a wide range of rare earth elements, disrupting the global supply chain of various industries, including automotive, aerospace, semiconductor and military . workers at a port in southern france refused to load military cargo destined for the occupied territories. the workers were a port outside marseille has taken this action to protest the genocide in gaza and their country's arms support for the zionist regime. the french government has claimed that the zionist regime is not using these weapons to kill in gaza. french officials , including the country's president , have criticized the zionist regime's crimes in recent weeks. but the country continues to send weapons to the zionist regime. the suspension of equipment sales licenses is. the united states to china on the eve of a new round of talks between washington and beijing. reuters reported: the united states suspends equipment export lic

reuters writes that this is due to the opposition of the american side. so what do you think about this? ukraine in its efforts in the war. soon the conference in rome ukrainian recovery conference, it will take place in less than a month. there, i think, these commitments will be confirmed again and... voiced, that is, in a political sense, support for ukraine is maintained, the position of the united states is not clear, and i think it will remain so for several more months, the problem is that ukraine will withstand this transition period, because i believe that in the fall during fall session of congress, when everyone returns from the holidays, it will become obvious that american interests require support for ukraine. if the president of the united states trump decides. the united states decides to attack iran, it may strike american military bases in the middle east. us troops in the region are on high alert. these are the headlines in the world media in recent days. what can we expect from the escalation of the conflict between israel and iran, an

that is coming in on the reuters news agency. last night, there was an emergency session at the united nations security council. and despite washington's efforts to distance the us from any involvement in israel's strikes, iran's ambassador to the un accused the us of complicity. here's is some of what he had to say at the session a few hours ago. the united states' complicity in this terrorist attack is beyond doubt. officials of the united states have expressly and brazenly confessed the wilful aid and assistance in the crimes and gross violation that the israeli regime committed as of last night, including the deliberate transfer of arms. we will not forget that our people lost their lives as a result of the israeli attacks with american weapons. these actions amount to a declaration of war. israel's ambassador to the un, danny danon, also accuses iran of intending to destroy israel. we know our enemies. we know their ideology. and when a regime builds ballistic missiles, enriches uranium to weapons grade, and openly declares

evening is really good, because even while the white house was not making any official statements, the reuters agency had already reported that the united states would not respond to the attack that we observed for several hours from iran on american nuclear, american facilities, american military facilities on... there was almost no damage, almost no damage was done, the most important thing is that they pulled all this out of their system, i hope there will be no more hatred, i want to thank iran for giving us early warning, which allowed no lives to be lost and no one to be injured, perhaps now iran can continue on the path to peace and harmony in the region, and i enthusiastically urge israel to do the same. and indeed, the united states was prepared for iran's response to saturday's strikes on a nuclear facility in the islamic republic. earlier today, white house press secretary karlan levitt clarified donald trump's words, which he voiced the day before regarding the possibility of a change of power in iran. the white house is now clarifying that the us president meant that the iranian p

reuters writes about this.ording to the agency, us president donald trump said. agreed to cease fire asked to persuade tehran to do the same. there is no other choice but to return to peaceful way. but qatar had previously warned of escalation on the israeli side, of this irresponsible behavior, the consequences of which we see today in our region. while america promises peace in the middle east, europe fears a new round of escalation. france has declared that it has no sympathy for israel, so there is no need to hide it, and no sympathy for iran. a few days ago, we met with our british italian colleagues with the iranian foreign minister and came to the conclusion that there is an opportunity to sit down at the negotiating table. we need guarantees that iran will not become a nuclear state. moscow condemns the double standards of the west. our ministry of foreign affairs stated that it was the actions of the united states and israel that led to the outbreak of the conflict in the middle east. arab qatar, kuwai

later, reuters added that donald trump did join this meeting. in any case, here it is necessary to receive some specific official information from the white house, but also the white house and the pentagon have emphasized several times that no matter what decision donald trump makes, during these kinds of meetings, when events take place online, they are monitored, the most possible options are considered, and the president is offered several scenarios at once during a meeting in the situation room. scenarios for the expected development of events depending on what decision he will already make, he is offered what the consequences of this or that decision might be, but for now, from the official messages the pentagon has definitely confirmed that iran is launching medium- and shorter-range missile strikes, but it is emphasized that there are no casualties or significant destruction at american bases in the middle east, that is, it was rather a normal strike, when iran could not help but respond, now the question is, will it respond? vesti washin

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according to reuters, explosions have been heard over qatar's capital of doha. tell us more about the mindset in washington. the weekend attacks are with everyone is talking about. as we were discussing with max layton of citi, there is expectation within the commodities market that, now that the strikes are over and the u.s. awaits to see how iran responds, there is an expectation the administration will return its focus to domestic matters. what are you seeing in washington? kailey: much of that will depend on the way in which iran responds. reports -- southwest of doha could be included in whatever this materializes to be. if there are u.s. casualties that could be something president trump feels compelled to respond to. to quote him directly, this weekend he warned any retaliation will be met with force far greater than what was witnessed during the initial attack saturday night. that does indicate the u.s. could be prepared to act militarily. likely the president will get input from his national security council team. he is supposed to meet with them in the

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officials told reuters. the timing of the full russian response was unclear, with one source saying it was expected within days. second u.s. official said the retaliation was likely to include different kinds of air capabilities, including missiles and drones. is guest: guest: entirely possible. it's possible what happened the other day was part of a whole. look, it is very dangerous for ukraine here. in a strtraight line, the world does not look great for ukraine. they are banking on, as were the allies in 1917, banking on a fundamental change in nditions to allow them to achieve some sort of outcome that is good for them. host: a question from doug in st. louis, missouri who asked, what was the purpose of dotting the russian aircraft with tires? guest: i think it was a failed and memediocre and halfhearted attempt. you have ukrainians targeting very specific points on the aircraft. these are small drones with relatively small explosives attached to them, so y you cannt just hit the aircraft, you have to go

details of what will be discussed are cited by the reuters agency, writes that top european officialsill try to get guarantees from abas araghchi that tehran's nuclear developments will not be used for military purposes. the european union insists on resolving the conflict by. about possible intervention in it, what do the us think, we will find out from our correspondent in brussels, zaryana stepanenko, you see her on the screens, hello, does europe support the us plans to involve the military to stop iran's nuclear program? hello, zhenya, europe completely agrees, iran should not get nuclear weapons, but believes that this is a task for diplomacy, not the military, especially the american ones, here they insist in every way on the need to prevent a larger regional. in a joint statement by their top diplomats, france, britain, germany and the european union call for restraint and warn against escalation. the press service of the european commission told journalists that they do not support the so-called regime change in iran and reported the activation of all possible channels to pre

reuters writes that this is due to the opposition of the american side. so what do you think about this? it does not surprise me that it is the american side, because it is already known, that is currently adhering to such a position that it does not want additional statements. it is less clear that the g7 countries, at least this impression is formed, are still determined to support ukraine in its efforts in the war. soon there will be a conference in rome, the ukrainian recovery conference, it will take place in less than a month, there, i think, these commitments will be confirmed again and clearly voiced, that is, in the political in a sense, support for ukraine remains. the position of the united states is not clear, and i think it will remain so for several more months. the problem is for ukraine to survive this transition period, because i believe that in the fall during. if the president of the united states decides to attack iran, it can strike american military bases in the middle east. us troops in the region are on high alert. these are the he

he also told reuters he saw this coming, saying, quote, we knew everything. and i tried to save iran humiliation and death. i want to bring in white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason and josh rogan is also here, the lead global security analyst for washington post intelligence. jeff, just weeks ago, trump urged netanyahu to hold off on these attacks to avoid jeopardizing negotiations and diplomacy with iran. he seemed to strike a very different tone today, though. what more can you tell us about the administration's response to all of this tonight? >> well, i think. >> the focus. >> if you're looking at the administration's response. >> is to. >> focus on president trump, as you rightly. >> started with laura. >> and yes, he is supporting the strikes and said that that they were successful. but it is a contrast to what he's been telling reporters, including myself, for weeks, that the talks with iran were going well. and there's a lot on the line for him politically as a result. he is has portrayed himself as a president of peace. and despite that p

mantra of defeating... sanctions, putin is worried about the economy, sources close to kremlin told reuters earlier this year. vladimir putin is increasingly concerned about the distortions in russia's wartime economy. driven by oil, gas and mineral exports , it has grown steadily over the past two years despite multiple western sanctions packages, but in recent months, domestic activity has been under strain due to a labor shortage and high interest rates. and at a recent economic forum in st. petersburg , the crisis in the russian economy was already being discussed openly, as both finance minister anton seluanov and central bank chairman elvira nabiullina acknowledged, while economic development minister maxim reshetnikov even uttered the word recession on the main panel of the forum: there is not a single industry, especially the civilian sector, which, unlike the military-industrial complex operates on credit money, there is not a single industry that would not face problems. with debt refinancing, with demand, and so on. the head of severstal , alexander shevilev, warned at a forum in

forward to stop its daily military aggression against ukraine and its citizens, if judging by what reuters journalists found out in the kremlin, there is no hurry to cease fire. they do not want to formulate in advance impossible conditions for stopping military actions. according to journalists, among other things, putin allegedly demands written guarantees of non-expansion of the nato military bloc to the east and the lifting of some sanctions. the kremlin wants to ban not only ukraine, but also georgia and moldova from joining nato. in addition , it is claimed that moscow demands a neutral status for ukraine and a solution to the issue of frozen russian assets in west. moscow, as the head of midrossiya lavrov previously stated, calls this current round of direct negotiations providing explanations on overcoming the root causes. further, according to the idea in moscow, the countries will have to agree on a single text of the common memorandum. the russian side does not indicate the time frame for its agreement. and colleagues, another detail that concerns the negotiations, as they have

jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. leanne caldwell, chief washington correspondent for puck, and sam stein, managing editor for the bulwark and an msnbc political contributor. mr. mason, we turn to you first. elon musk. >> has criticized. >> the bill before. we saw him last week. he didn't like it. you know, he said it made doge the whipping boy. but this is way more aggressive. and i want to share what speaker mike johnson had to say about elon musk's position, because in the past, mike johnson is a super fan of elon. >> my friend elon is terribly wrong about the one big beautiful bill. we had a long conversation yesterday for him to come out and hand the whole bill is, is, to me, just very disappointing, very surprising in light of the conversation i have with him. >> are you worried that those comments support something? no. >> no i'm not i'm not worried about that. >> mike johnson says he's not worried. is the white house concerned that musk's very public position and criticism could either rattle republicans or gi

that's come from us officials speaking to reuters. so, again, we wait to see any of the next moves from the white house. let's go back to the g7 and james. aside from what is going on in the middle east, let me come back to trade and tariffs. we were listening there to sir keir starmer talking about the one deal that has finally gotten over the line. did anyone else sitting around the table there with donald trump yesterday, so many different countries where there are tariffs imposed, did anybody feel they had made progress? at these events, you are not going to have individual negotiations over the minutia and the precise nature of those negotiations because it's not the format that these conversations are hadn't. i know the japanese leader, the new prime minister has been very keen to make sure that he can progress on a us - japan deal on tariffs. so they are conversations taking place about that. the way the debate is shaped here is not about to precise numbers, but it's essentially about getting arguments across to the american si

regime in ... will begin in the near future, after the parties complete their current operations, as reuters writes, citing an iranian official, tehran allegedly agreed to washington's proposal for a ceasefire. portal axios confirms that iran and the united states have exchanged messages promising each other not to launch new strikes. our special correspondent from the united states , elizaveta khramtsova, has the details. the strike on the american base in qatar was a response to washington's aggression. this statement was issued by the iranian ministry of foreign affairs. tehran noted that it does not seek escalation, but is ready to respond again in the event of new strikes from the united states. at the same time, the qatari armed forces stated that both iranian attacks were repelled by air defense systems. only one missile fell on the territory of the base. our middle east correspondent alexander belibov has the details. the aerospace forces of the islamic revolutionary guard corps have launched an operation against american bases in the region, which was dubbed "news of victory." and d

between european foreign ministers and the head of the iranian mfa may take place, as reported by reuters get guarantees from him that tehran's nuclear developments will not be used for military purposes. the european union insists on resolving the conflict through negotiations. what does the us think about possible intervention in it, our correspondent brussels knows the details zaryana stepanenko. zaryana, hello, the floor is yours. greetings, europe fully agrees, iran should not. acquire nuclear weapons, but believes that this is a task for diplomacy, not the military, especially the american one. here they insist in every way on the need to prevent a larger-scale regional war. in a joint statement by their top diplomats, france, britain, germany and the european union call for restraint and warn against escalation. the press service of the european commission told journalists they do not support so-called regime change in iran and announced the activation of all possible channels to prevent the conflict from spreading. the eu will continue to contribute to all diplomatic efforts to re

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