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the retaliatory strikes between iran and israel, or do you think there are more to come? >> well, i suspect the sound you hear is the sound of a lot of people exhaling cautiously, right now in the region and here in washington, i think there was a lot of anxiety ever since last week is unprecedented iranian strike from their territory directly into israel. several hundred missiles, drones, as you know they were basically all shot down, but still an enormous barrage and israel did not seem to be listening to counsel from the vitamin is duration to avoid, take the win and avoid keeping this cycle going. but perhaps the muted nature of the response to this strike suggests that for now it's over, but frankly, i just feel like we're entering a new and very dangerous phase in the confrontation between israel and iran, even if this round is over hi, david in your important new book titled new cold war's, you argue the west
in our conversation — is our work to de—escalate tensions. and this is why the us and its allies want to calm tensions. iran attacked israel, with more than 300 missiles and drones, causing little damage. the fear in the west is that a cycle of retaliation between israel and iran could ignite a wider war. and there is hope too that the limited nature of the israeli attack will allow the iranians to walk away from any further response. officials in tehran have been downplaying the significance of israel's strike. iran's president didn't even mention it in his speech yesterday. but tensions are running high in the middle east and diplomats will be working hard behind—the—scenes on de—escalation. the key question now, what will these two well—armed adversaries do next? will vernon, bbc news, washington.
be. ., ., “ be. from the end of next week the ark will be. from the end of next week the park will be — be. from the end of next week the park will be open _ be. from the end of next week the park will be open for _ be. from the end of next week the park will be open for guided - be. from the end of next week the park will be open for guided tours | park will be open for guided tours at dusk when the birds will be at their most vocal. laura foster, bbc news. we will have more bird noises later this morning. it's nice to hear isn't it. ., , but we will look at the papers now. it is six point 17 a.m.. and several front pages carry the latest on the tensions in the middle east. the guardian reports that world leaders have urged calm after israel's pre—dawn strike on iran, following what the paper calls a cycle of tit—for—tat attacks. "now the world waits on iran" — that's the headline in the mirror today. the paper carries an image of crowds in tehran protesting against the latest israeli airstrike. the times reports that the conservatives are looking at cutting stamp duty in the autumn statement this year, in what the paper calls an "aspirational offer" before the next general election.
from it. >> you know here is the kind of coverage green gets on russian state tv. watch this. >> congresswoman marjorie taylor green is proposing for the united states to withdraw from nato. she believe that americans should help putin win. so what can putin accomplish knowing that he has compromised the united states congress? >> i mean the session that i was invited to talk in was about political warfare and the reason that was so important is that the chinese idea of political warfare means that they are using media, law to get you to do thing that aren't in your own interest. the russian idea is very much the same so this stuff only works with if americans take in russian or chinese tropes and repeat them and then they become meaningful and then the russians can pick them up and then the cycle begins and it starts to all seem normal.
since iran came under attack. us officials say israel fired at least one missile into a iranian territory stopnow major damage or casualty were reported. this was a relatively small—scale strike by israel. earlier, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, would not comment on reports that the white house was informed in advance about the israeli assault. the informed in advance about the israeli assault.— informed in advance about the israeli assault. the united states has not been _ israeli assault. the united states has not been involved _ israeli assault. the united states has not been involved in - israeli assault. the united states has not been involved in any - has not been involved in any offensive operations detect what we are focusing on, what the g7 is focused on and again that is reflected in our statement and in our conversation is our work to de—escalate tensions. find our conversation is our work to de-escalate tensions.- our conversation is our work to de-escalate tensions. and this is wh the de-escalate tensions. and this is why the us _ de-escalate tensions. and this is why the us and _ de-escalate tensions. and this is why the us and its _ de-escalate tensions. and this is why the us and its allies - de-escalate tensions. and this is why the us and its allies want. de-escalate tensions. and this is why the us and its allies want to | why the us and its allies want to calm tensions. last sunday iran attacked israel with more than 300 missiles and drones causing little damage. the fear in the west is that a cycle of retaliation between israel and iran could ignite a wider
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there some kind of cyclical deterioration that if he needs five democrats to keep the gap i've always time. does that make it more likely that he'll lose additional votes on the right if this comes up again, how long are democrats willing to be in this cycle to save a republican speaker? >> it's very possible that the cycle that we could see play out in the house. but democrats, i've talked to are certainly prepared to see this happen. >> it all comes down to how large they were hopkin coalition. >> that's trying to remove johnson is if it's only marjorie taylor greene and others from the right flank of the republican party democrats, i've talked to, seemed willing to help out there and other republicans seemed line to potentially give that a pass if it were just a small minority of their party the question is whether really this starts to wear down on the operations of the house if they if marjorie taylor greene or other
what the g7 is focused on and again that is reflected in our statement and in our conversation is our work to de—escalate tensions. and this is why the us and its allies want to calm tensions. last sunday, iran attacked israel with more than 300 missiles and drones causing little damage. the fear in the west is that a cycle of retaliation between israel and iran could ignite a wider war. and there is hope as well that the limited nature of the israeli attack will allow the iranians to walk away from any further response. officials in tehran have been downplaying the significance of israel's strike. iran's president did not even mention it in his speech yesterday. but tensions are running high in the middle east and diplomats will be working hard behind—the—scenes on deescalation. the key question now, what will these two well armed
and security can only be attained through strength," he hopes, he says, the bill will make it to president biden's desk and he signs off by saying, "thank you, america". so this is a long—awaited moment, i think the past six months where ukraine has had to sort of look increasingly inward when it's come to fighting on the ground, when it's come to manufacturing weapons domestically, because increasingly america's help has waned. i don't think it's been helped by a lack of military progress on the battlefield, but it's been a sort of deadly cycle for ukraine, where after the failed counter—offensive last year, president zelensky was denied that crucial bargaining chip when it came to western allies to say, look, look at what progress i can make with your help, keep it coming," which i think has led us to this six—month political delay. nevertheless, it is quite the turnaround. you could hear many ukrainians criticise speaker mike johnson online. and now, over the last few days, when they're hearing what he's been saying about the need for ukraine to prevail and for vladimir putin to be defeated, you know, he's now gone from sort of villain
reflected in our statement and in our conversation is the work to de—escalate tensions. and this is why the us and its allies want to calm tensions. last sunday iran attacked israel with more than 300 missiles and drones causing little damage. the fear in the west is that a cycle of retaliation between israel and iran could ignite a wider war. and there is hope too that the limited nature of the israeli attack will allow the iranians to walk away from any further response. officials in tehran have been downplaying the significance of the israeli strike. the president of iran did not even mention it in his speech yesterday. but tensions are running high in the middle east and diplomats will be working hard behind—the—scenes on de—escalation. the key question now, what will these two well armed adversaries do next? a base used by pro—iranian militias in iraq has been damaged by a large explosion, a day after israel's presumed strike on iran.