00:00U.S. President Donald Trump said the fragile ceasefire with Iran was on its last legs after rejecting its counteroffer
00:07to a U.S. proposal to end the war.
00:10Just hours after the expiration of a three-day truce, Russia launched over 200 attack drones at Ukraine overnight.
00:20The European Union imposed sanctions on several Russian officials and entities accused of helping Moscow in the abduction of thousands
00:27of children from Ukraine.
00:30The European Union has approved sanctions on Israeli settlers over their violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
00:41U.S. President Donald Trump said the fragile ceasefire with Iran was on its last legs after rejecting its counteroffer
00:49to a U.S. proposal to end the war.
00:51He struck down Iran's demands, which asked for recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz,
00:57war reparations, the lifting of international sanctions, the unfreezing of Iranian assets held abroad,
01:03and an end to the war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
01:06Are they stupid people?
01:08They didn't want to believe it.
01:09They think that, well, I'll get tired of this, or I'll get bored, or I'll have some pressure, but there's
01:14no pressure.
01:14There's no pressure at all.
01:16We're going to have a complete victory.
01:17After reading that piece of garbage they sent us, I didn't even finish reading it.
01:22They said, I'm not going to waste my time reading it.
01:24I would say it's one of the weakest right now.
01:27I would say the ceasefire is on massive life support, where the doctor walks in and says,
01:35Sir, your loved one has approximately a 1% chance of living.
01:41Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson denied his country was asking for concessions,
01:45adding that the demands were only Iran's legitimate rights.
01:49The volatility could tip the Middle East back into open warfare and prolong the worldwide energy crisis
01:55sparked by the conflict, with Iran's chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz
01:58and America's blockade of Iranian ports still in place.
02:06Just hours after the expiration of a three-day truce,
02:10Russia launched over 200 attack drones at Ukraine overnight,
02:14President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday.
02:17The Ukrainian leader said more than 80 aerial bombs and over 30 airstrikes were recorded,
02:23targeting residential buildings, energy and transport facilities and a kindergarten.
02:28The strikes killed a man and wounded at least four in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
02:33Russian forces also targeted Kiev and struck a 20-story residential building.
02:38Moscow launched the strikes just hours after the U.S. brokered 72-hour truce came to an end on Monday
02:45night.
02:45Russia's army said Ukraine had also restarted its retaliatory attacks,
02:50saying its air defense units had downed 27 Ukrainian drones after the ceasefire expired.
02:55Although Ukraine and Russia traded accusations of violations,
02:59no major strikes were reported during the truce.
03:03Zelensky had warned on Sunday, however, that Ukraine would react if Russia decided to return to a full-scale war.
03:13The European Union imposed sanctions on 16 Russian officials accused of helping Moscow
03:19in the abduction of tens of thousands of children from Ukraine.
03:23The new sanctions target individuals responsible for the systematic and unlawful deportation,
03:29forced transfer and forced assimilation of Ukrainian minors.
03:32Seven entities have also been sanctioned, including Russian federal state institutions linked to the Ministry of Education.
03:40Stealing children is not incidental.
03:44It is a deliberate Russian policy, a calculated attack on Ukraine's future.
03:49Over 20,000 Ukrainian children remain trapped in Russia or in Russian-occupied territories.
03:56They have been torn from their families, stripped of their names, language and identity.
04:04And this is a criminal attempt to erase Ukraine's future generation.
04:10Sanctions include an asset freeze, and EU citizens and companies are prohibited from making funds
04:16or economic resources available to those listed.
04:19Those sanctioned are also subject to a travel ban.
04:28The EU agreed on Monday to sanction Israeli settlers over their violence against Palestinians in the West Bank,
04:35a move enabled by backing from Hungary's incoming government.
04:40The sanctions, which include asset freezes and travel bans,
04:43come amid growing international criticism of Israeli settlement expansion
04:48and escalating violence in the occupied territories.
04:51Today, we reached a political agreement to sanction Israeli extremist settlers and entities.
04:59This goes together with new sanctions on leading Hamas figures.
05:03This means that we move from the political deadlock that was there for a long time.
05:09Violence and extremism carry consequences.
05:12The measures will also target Hamas members, which the EU designates as a terrorist organization,
05:19a condition required by some countries in order to support the sanctions.
05:23In addition to sanctions against violent settlers,
05:26the EU is examining other options to respond to Israel,
05:30including a trade ban on products originating from the settlements
05:34or high European Union tariffs on imports aimed at making such trade prohibitive.
05:40However, many of those measures will be hard to adopt,
05:44as they would need either unanimous agreement or a qualified majority among EU member states.
05:54German defense minister Boris Pistorius and his Ukrainian counterpart Mihailo Fedorov
06:00signed an agreement in Kiev on Monday to launch Brave Germany.
06:05This joint program is focused on developing defense technology and supporting innovative startups.
06:11Pistorius arrived in Kiev on Monday for a surprise visit aimed at deepening defense cooperation between the two countries.
06:18Speaking to German news agency DPA, Pistorius said the trip would focus on expanding joint arms projects
06:26and the development of cutting-edge unmanned systems across all ranges,
06:30particularly in the area of deep strike, said Pistorius.
06:33It's not about the one to profit, but it's a bit of a way to work on it,
06:42it's a way to cooperate with each other, to cooperate and to better work on the same and gemeinsame use.
06:49And the data, which Ukraine now in the fifth year on the battlefields,
06:53through the Einsatz of Luft defense, of Drohnen, of aircraft vehicles, of all kinds of strategies,
07:00of all kinds of maneuvers, all that's true.
07:02according to the ukrainian news outlet ukraine form fedorov said germany was now the world's
07:15leading provider of security support for ukraine he added that berlin accounted for around a third
07:21of all assistance provided to the country after a visit to berlin last month mihailo fedorov
07:26announced on telegram that germany and ukraine had agreed on a new 4 billion euros defense package
07:36at least 880 civilians were killed in drone strikes in sudan so far this year according
07:42to a new un report released on monday the report warned that the statistics exceed numbers from
07:48the same time period last year noting that the conflict is headed towards a quote even deadlier
07:54phase drone strikes carried out by the armed forces and paramilitary group the rapid support
08:00forces have intensified in recent months across the country the unmanned projectiles make up around 80
08:06of all conflict related civilian deaths according to un human rights chief volker turk turk added
08:13that unless immediate action is taken to address the situation and decrease harm on civilians
08:18several areas are expected to be plunged deeper into famine and crises and deaths could reach
08:23unprecedented levels the war in sudan has been raging for more than three years now and has
08:29created what the un describes as the world's worst man-made humanitarian crisis hundreds of
08:35thousands of people were killed and roughly one-fifth of the population around 11 million were
08:41internally displaced as the warring sides continue to push to expand their territorial holds
08:55the situation and as the warring would have been working out of 2013 Ayee
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