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Iran’s Supreme Leader says talks with the United States are not ‘intelligent, wise or honorable’.
After President Donald Trump has a nuclear talks with Tehran. According to the Associated Press report, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei also suggested that “there should be no talks with such a government”, but did not refrain from issuing a direct order not to engage with Washington.
Khamenei’s comments in Tehran seemed to be hypocritical of earlier remarks, which opened the door to the conversation. Error. Even after signing an executive order to put “maximum pressure on Iran” on Tuesday, Trump suggested that he wanted to deal with Tehran.
He told the Oval Office, “I’m going to sign it, but hopefully we don’t need to use it too much.” “We will see if we can deal with Iran or not.”
“We don’t want to be tough on Iran. We don’t want to be tough on anyone,” Trump added. “But they can’t have a nuclear bomb.”
Trump said with another online message on Wednesday, “According to reports, the United States, working with Israel, is going to fly Iran into Smith, is very exaggerated.”
He wrote on the truth, “I will mostly confirm the nuclear peace deal, which will give Iran peaceful development and prosperity.” “We should start working on it immediately, and when it is signed and completed, the Middle East should have a great celebration.”
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Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, posted a strong praise for Trump’s move, saying: “Thanks to President Trump, for your bold ICC executive order. He will defend the corrupt court, which has no jurisdiction or basis for joining the law against us.
Trump said the United States would “impose concrete and important results for the ICC’s rebellious responsibilities”, including blocking property and assets and suspending ICC officials and members of their family in the United States. –
It was unclear whether the Trump administration would announce the names of specific people who were targeted by sanctions. ICC officials have prepared for restrictions in court to affect senior figures in which its chief prosecutor Karim Khan…
Opening summary
Morning Good,
Donald Trump has signed an executive order allowing extraordinary and aggressive sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC), which targets the United States and Israel “illegal and baseless actions” Have been charged.
The US president has effectively gifted himself with extensive powers to ban the assets and travel against the ICC staff and his family members if the United States thinks that they are US citizens and some allies. They plan to investigate or prosecute them.
In order, Trump said that the ICC issued a warrant “misused with its power”, which he claimed that he had established a “dangerous view” that American citizens and his soldiers Officials are in danger. “As a result of this malpractice, there is a danger of violating the sovereignty of the United States, and the important work of the United States government and the United States government and our allies, including Israel, has been harassed.”
Responding to Trump’s move, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, Agnius Columnard, said the order “sends the message that Israel is beyond the law and the universal principle of international justice”.
“Today’s executive order is correct. This is aggressive. This is a brutal move that the international community has built hard for decades, if not for centuries: global rules that apply to everyone and the purpose of providing justice for all.
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Leaders of the southern California city of San Claiment, located between Los Angeles and San Diego, are in partnership with US Customs and Border Protection to place surveillance cameras on the city’s coast. To detect boats carrying passengers who try to enter the country without permission. Nobluk told the LA Times, “People entered Pingas with illegal foreigners, hit our beach, and then scattered in society or jumped into the van, which stands nearby and receiving them. Ready for. “
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On Thursday, the US government’s largest workers’ union and the Association of Foreign Service Workers filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration. In an attempt to reject the US Agency’s offensive end for international development. A case filed in Washington, DC Federal Court by the US Federation of Government Employees and the American Foreign Service Association is looking for an order that is “unconstitutional and illegal actions” that created the “global humanitarian crisis” Is
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Donald Trump called for a 60 -minute “end”, which is an important place for US broadcast news. The move is a continuation of the President’s Wenda against the media, including baseless claims that the country’s troubled foreign aid is providing financial support to news organizations illegally. Trump said: “The CBS should lose its license, and the fraudsters should be thrown out for 60 minutes, and this unacceptable ‘news’ show should be removed immediately.”
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Analysts have said that Donald Trump has had a devastating impact on humanitarian aid and development programs around the world even before USAID’s closure, but has also understood the US chief rival, China. “[The US is handing] China is a great opportunity to expand its influence on a silver plate, when China’s economy is not performing very well, “Huang Yanzhong, senior fellow of the Council for Foreign Relations, said –
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NCAA on Thursday changed its participation policy for transgender athletes, Restrict competitiveness in women’s sports to athletes that assign women at birth. Donald Trump launched the move a day after signing an executive order aimed at banning transgender athletes from participating in girls and women’s sports.
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Israeli president Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly gave Donald Trump a “Golden Perger” during a meeting in Washington DC This week, in a clear reference to Israel’s deadly attack against Hezbollah in Lebanon last year.I Pictures of online circulatingGolden Page can be seen riding a piece of wood, as well as a golden plaque that reads in a black letter: “President Donald Jay Trump, who is our greatest friend and the greatest ally. Benjamin Netanyahu.
