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Hamas' Secret Plans To Escape Gaza, Moscow Threatens US Media, & Putin For Kamala? | PDB 06/09/24
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18:34Now PlayingIn this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
• A shocking revelation from Israeli intelligence suggests the leader of Hamas is planning his escape from Gaza, with a report claiming the terror leader will try to use the Gaza-Egyptian border to smuggle himself and the remaining hostages to Iran.
• The Kremlin is threatening retaliation against American media following the Biden administration’s sweeping crackdown on Russian media executives for attempting to interfere in the US presidential election. Russian President Vladimir Putin also used the moment to troll Vice President Kamala Harris.
• Putin is once again floating the possibility of peace negotiations with Ukraine, but as in the past, the rhetoric appears to be aimed at undermining western support for the war effort.
• In our 'Back of the Brief' segment, we’ll have an update on the ongoing upheaval in Haiti, as the U.S. considers sending a U.N. peacekeeping operation to help quell rampant violence from gangs who plunged the troubled nation into chaos in late February.
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