expires. so we ll take you down to the southern border this morning. also, it looks like turkey s presidential election is head for a runoff. we have christiane amanpour here to hear why this race has global implications. and aaa is predicting one of the busiest travel day weekends in decades. an expert with tips on how to beat the rush. this hour of cnn this morning starts right now. but here s where we begin this morning. new overnight, a bus of migrants dropped off at the official home of the vice president, kamala harris, in d.c. texas governor greg abbott sent the bus to the naval observatory after title 42, that covid-era immigration policy expired last thursday. many were expecting a surge of migrants over the weekend, but according to the biden administration, that s not what happened. here s president biden sunday after a bike ride. how do you think things are going at the border, sir? much better than much better than y all expected. of course, the con
hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i m bianca nobilo live from london. we begin this hour with new developments out of gaza, where the israeli military has killed dozens of hamas militants in ground spoperations overnight. a staging building and an anti-missile is among the targets hit. the idf says it s struck more than 600 targets according to cnn analysis of video published by israeli media idf forces advanced about 300 kilometers inside of gaza. as the operation expands, u.n. is warning. meantime the palestinian red crescent society says israel is continues to launch air strikes near the al quds hospital in gaza. that report is with scott mclean joining us here in london. let s begin with aid. over the weekend, we heard from the dutch prime minister that says getting aid is especial for israel maintaining its international support. you heard more blunt words coming from the norwegian prime minister who s
Russia, belgorod region is a battle in its own right. thank you, clare. against soltzenberg say sweden has fulfilled its initiative to the alliance. meeting with the the president recip tayyip erdogan, turkey has blocked mainly of housing terrorist organizations. swedish and finnish officials will meet next week. sunday was nalexei navalny birthday. there were no estimates of how many people participated nationwide. and cnn cannotently verify claims of the numbers obtained or their status. navalny is serving a nine-year sentence outside of moscow. he s about to go on trial again on extremist charges that could
Difficult. they re difficult. turkey is a difficult ally, because as you pointed out, it s so important. nato has so many countries, but turkey is the second biggest military. and there, it s on the ground. it s easily deployable. but over the years, turkey has, particularly under erdogan, starting about 20 years ago, when he actually opened up and demo democratized turkey, then with the attempted coup against him, he cracked down and started to become a lot more authoritarian and that s what s made him incredibly unpredictable when it comes to being a rock-solid western ally. and of course, before, turkey used to be kind of the de facto bridge between east and west. but under erdogan, they have dropped their attempts to get into the eu, because there are a lot of conditions that they are
UN-Generalsekretär António Guterres hat nach einem Gespräch mit Russlands Präsident Wladimir Putin momentan keine Hoffnung auf baldige Friedensverhandlungen zwischen Moskau und Kiew. „Es wäre naiv zu glauben, dass wir der Möglichkeit eines Friedensabkommens nahe sind“, sagte Guterres am Mittwoch in New York. Zwar seien die Vereinten Nationen bereit, in jeglicher Hinsicht an einer diplomatischen Lösung zu arbeiten, die Chancen dafür seien gegenwärtig aber „minimal“. Die Vereinten Nationen hatten in dem Konflikt zusammen mit der Türkei bereits erfolgreich zwischen Russland und der Ukraine verhandelt – vor allem bei dem Deal zur Ausfuhr von Millionen Tonnen Getreide aus der Ukraine über das Schwarze Meer. Der Kreml teilte zu dem Telefonat mit, beide Seiten seien sich einig, dass das ukrainische Getreide vor allem in die ärmeren Länder Afrikas, Lateinamerikas und des Nahen Ostens geliefert werden sollte. Russland kritisiert, dass angeblich ein großer Teil der Ausf