on is focus only on the issue of the legal ramifications of israel is the occupation of the palestinian territories. it is not focusing on israel's current war. on garza, he was also laying out at 11 in this case for stopping palestinians. right, to self determination supporting palestinians. right. wish to self determination. you're watching, i'll just say that we're going to have a lot more on this. and the next coming hours, women and people, there is no safe place. you know, it's not a $1500.00 g m t, that's about 5 pm in gaza on the ground. and israel's war it shows no sign of easing and gaza. after about 4 and a half months, as ministry has been time targeting both ends of the strip, guys, us health ministry, who says nearly a 100 palestinians are being killed in the past 24 hours alone. i mean lockwood begins our coverage this is what has left of a 3 story building in bethlehem leveled by his regular air strikes in the northern

gauze. much of the north of this trip resembles a waste land with no buildings and no body untouched by his rows. war with an old sick lady with her daughter in law and grandchildren were sleeping in their home. the house was leveled and they are still buried under the revel. we managed to recover only bits and pieces of some of their bodies. there were at least 15 people inside. we could not recover a whole body, only bits and pieces. rescue workers a neighbor's face, a doubting task. tons of degrees has to be moved slowly and carefully by hand to retrieve the bodies or what has left of them by some uh, some of the reasons it is very difficult for us to search without any equipment. we are simply using update hands. apparently women and children were the only ones inside the we have installed

a single survive up. in rob i and southern gaza were 1500000 palestinians are sold, 3 is really play and targeted on, sorry, mos in the city centers. residents say it, how's the library with historical tax? the families forced to see good by our inc. consolidate mazda and then the stop, we heard the airplanes just after midnight. we looked out of the window and saw flames, and people screaming. there were more than 25 to 30 people in the house when he collapsed. everybody scattered, grief and loss. go hand in hand in dogs, off and what do you want is calling a desk zone mode. dropbox, whether you guys are gonna bring it until it goes into the joining is live and i'm from a roof. i'm just reading the pond that they've been attacks going on across, guys are both in the north and in the side of just talk us through what's been

happening time. that's completely wrong. so there was a way to do something fine to know and is ready military attacks across the different areas. and the goal is this trip, i think, is why the forces had launched a series of a strikes. the targets had a number of residential buildings in the central part of the territories, specifically, backed in a bridge, refugee camp, a residential building, that part of the strip had been targeted for $6.00. the children had been injured and being transported to unlock the hospital for medical costs alongside that there is a complete, systematic approach adopted by the mandatory in the city of con eunice were presented in a full living, got over as it didn't show a neighborhoods in the city where multiple neighborhoods had been completely slots ends as part of the east valley, on getting military campaigns in a sector of garza alongside that the number of parts of the new territory had been one of the talked where a police station had been bombarded and you might have nature gone,

facility had been largely affected by this attack, which is adjacent to the police station. what i'm profound sending is have to reported in just being transported for receiving primary care by medical team, send them most of the charts reply to this very moment to the ongoing mandatory attacks that contributed towards the death to, to more than 97 palestinians have been killed within the past 24 hours tighe. thank you very much. indeed. technical about assuming from or off on the day folder of public hearings of the you and the top court and the legal impact of israel's occupational palestinian territories. jordan's fall and ministers told judges there can be no fees until israel's occupation evans feel. corporation is unlawful, it is and humane. it must. and yet isabel has been systematically consolidating

their corporation. that is blatantly denying simians right to self determination. it's legal, you know, laughter and majors are creating new facts and the guns that are getting older prospects for peace settlements and legally under international growing numbers on our spitting father and occupied palestinian land. the settlers has grown from 28001993 when doors. the codes were assigned to over 700002 the nearly one, but 150 percent increase settler terrorism is a growing gibbons. it's victims are innocent. palestinians, their homes and their livelihoods. i'm going to talk to step vaskins, who's outside is national court of justice in the hey, just a few minutes ago we had a dose authorized lebanon's investigator to the netherlands to addressing the i c.

j. a. he said, israel's occupation of palestine territories is illegal and must stop. he was also criticizing the arguments that israel's arguments predominant of a predominately that a court ruling might confuse issues when it came to trying to find a route to a 2 state solution. you've been listening to the whole proceeding since they began step. what was the main theme today? how does it compare to what we heard say the i c j on wednesday? spell the main theme, and that's also what she just refer to and the, the lebanese, the representation was actually also talking about this is they count for a one by one. the arguments to united states has that brought in the yesterday, basically also saying this is a, a bilateral issue between israel and palestine and the you, when the, especially the highest you are in court should not be in falls because as you just mentioned, it would then have for any negotiations, well the lebanese and basset

a cold is an absolute, prefers arguments. and you said it's a purely political argument. and he also referred to a decision by the same court here in 2004, also ordering a israel to dismantle the wall. that has been built and he said that 20 years later, no really relevant negotiations have left to any saying have you called this an historical irony of its status. and basically, this is an argument by 11 of that has also been mentioned by china, by a ride by ireland, by all the countries that we've heard today, that the us arguments basically have been completely invalid. also not our argument to us has mentioned was the right of self defense bye as well. and that's why it has to occupy this palestinian territory swell. the right of self defense, according to ireland and other countries, has its limits and also it's already 57 years that these territories have been

occupied. so you can't even call it a temporary military operation anymore, as well. has often referred to it. it's a permanent, a annexation, as so all these countries have been arguing. so we have heard now for from $30.00 to $33.00 countries by now in total, more than 50 countries will have their overall representations here. and only around 4 countries have a different opinion. all the others have called the occupation unlawful and has to stop immediately start. thank you very much. it each of us not side of the i c j, the international court of justice in the heck, we're going to go to hondas hall who's in occupied east jerusalem. when the old cities at the heart, it was really occupation and the conflict, and we heard from jordan's for them. mr. not that long ago, he had told judges that could be no peace until israel's occupation. and, and of course, the occupation has been taking a grip for many years where you are explaining to us what role jordan plays in managing fully science, particularly savvy all likes the most complex and why that gives jordan such

a significance in the region. jordan is role has always been critical when it comes to criticism of the occupation, but remember that they are the custodian sites and the and also most compound is nems. 3rd holy is really just side off in a flash point for conflicts. often a site where there is violence against palestinians, a religious site, where there are heavy restrictions on who can go to exercise their worship. we see it every friday since the beginning of this war. and even before the war restrictions going off to the locks or check points that are set up men and women who are turned away from going to friday prayers just yesterday at damascus gate, we witnessed it ourselves while our team was on the ground there a checkpoint that was set up by his really forces when a group of palestinians came to damascus gate to enter the old city to go to

afternoon prayers. bill ups up, it was not a friday. it was not amazon. it was just an average day, an average wednesday in the middle of the day or palestinians were trying to go pray. and there was a check point set up by is really military and a lot of palestinians were sent away. but what we did see was jewish israelis bypassing the entirety of that checkpoint, walking around the crowd of palestinians that were being paraded by these really military. they were having their bags checked their i d 's checked the just is just one of many instances. palestinians have to go through when their freedom of movement is restricted and occupied east, jerusalem. but that's not all. there are restrictions on where you can lose the house. you can build or not build if your house is going to be demolished of practice that is often carried out by israel when they say that houses and homes were built without the proper paperwork or permits. there are also freedoms of expression that are in limited. it like flying the palestinian fly,

which is deemed illegal unoccupied. east jerusalem, you cannot even fly the flag of palestine. so there this is just a taste of the life for palestinians and occupying east jerusalem in the jordanians . have been quite critical of israel's occupation saying that it's only going to get worse if it is not stop saying that the practices that israel per trays every day is an indication they say no doubt of israel's plans to continuously want to annex other occupied palestinian lands and they also talked about legal settlements, an obstacle to peace settlements, but encroach on palestinian land that are built for palestinians are not allowed to even be around where there is a secured area within the premises. and the settlements again, illegal under international law. so with these countries for arguing against the occupation life, jordan are saying at the hague is that israel's occupation is illegal and infringes

on the rights of palestinians and their self determination. and this all comes on the heels of this week. these really is pushing through legislation that would ban the establishment of a palestinian state. and while it is not a non binding measure, it is a symbolic move for where these really are at, in all of this, not just the war. but in this case that was brought forth by the palestinian authority years ago to look over the policies of the occupation and how they are affecting the palestinian people. not just in the west bank, but across all this world specifically here and occupies jerusalem. honda, thank you very much. indeed. honda sign into talking to us from occupied east jerusalem to one. so some of the other nations is spoken of the international court of justice on thursday and runs representative listed several measures to the court that he says constitute israel's ongoing violations. one for a long occupation to offering demographic composition and occupied 33

all studying the cottage served on a status of the holy city of on hold for discrimination measures on 5. why your nation? i've done wrong, so i'll probably stay now. people prefer them on a southern nitty over their natural resources for a long occupation by is really occupying of the gene. confirm if this is if and fashion to make it permanent. in while you're a nation of the principal of prohibition or what condition of the 3 or 3 by force, documentation upon a freemium territories is the longest committed to occupation existing today. the rights are simply certainly nature of policy. now people continues to be violated. as long as these are corporation ages, this ongoing violation for punish thing is our ability to rely on a state big drawers and obligations under international law. depriving them of the

inalienable rights to fence, be fair to the nation, including the right to leaving free them justice and dignity. when china is representative, told judges that israel's actions severely undermine the rights of the palestinian people. a screening this read in conflict stems from this real prolonged occupation of pot spinning preparatory and use rails long standing for pressure. and also the prod, standing people, the part seen and people fight against if reading oppression and their struggle for completing the establishment of an independent state of the occupied territories. essentially, just the actions for restoring the, the team advice, the right, all right, to the staff, to some nation serve task, precise legal foundation for the struggle staff to some nation only applies to

toasting novels. naming posts on the colonial domination. full 40 occupation under no circumstances. that's why to self dissemination offered any basis for any part or group, but he's in the foreign state, proclaimed a so called rifles for the session. but it was islands attorney general's who told the court that israel has exceeded the limits of self defense. following the 12 with the 7th attack. international limits, the use of force in self defense to no more than fault is necessary and proportion us. our lessons view is that these limits have been exceed despite israel in its ministry response to a mouse attack. so this is manifest from the spiraling jeff toe,

the extensive disrupt destruction of property, including homes through i've caused the displacement of up to 2000000 people. on the ensuing humanitarian catastrophe. ireland has repeatedly called for a cease fire and we are dismayed by the implications that these laces tough. tennessee's in gaza may have for the prospect of resolving the wider is really palestinian conflict. and all you're doing is the same. the same leader on the dublin city council is joining us from dublin. thank you very much indeed for being with us. and also finding the irish attorney general. they're really not missing his words. he was making islands position very clear and in much stronger words really than we had seen or heard from other people who had been representative there. why is there such a strong feeling towards the palestinian people in orland? well i think it really is our role history here. we have suffer accommodation,

patient occupation appears, and similar to the palestinian people. we have a law at the a solidarity with the policy and people will continue lost. the future is not necessary until thursday, and i knew that of a free united past i. i think ross, i was rice, as far as a clear eyed he simply was reflecting the wishes of the irish people. tens of thousands of people here are amazing spaces called us. and our relationship was fine days way for a whole lot of sense. our relationship of support of a solid added allison and people go decade. we were proud to stand shoulder to shoulder in campaign against apartheid. so once again, we have a special additional capacity of calls assistance and opposing pride in advance for i would say one thing that the higher school would need to take 3

a medium. it could be done by the close of business today. first of all, the patient nearby car needs to recognize the same as the legislation is on his desk. he needs to just stay in at all in the car. he recognizes the state of the past to the legal territories, fail with voting ah, by all those on the legal territories, immediately. furthermore, that our government needs to do is to join with in their genocide. ok. so the i should say and have been pushing encouraging. what committee are stolen to take these positions because it is clear that the irish people styled with the palestinians we will saw i am glad, amid all the gold take it easy for you to collections done by close of business. if it was such a strong public feeling and a strong but from what you're describing, a strong political feeling towards that happening,

why is it not the case that those 3 actions are taking place? and i am surprised that they have to be taken. i think the non controversial, i think the question needs to be before lead to the patient. we're right out of the cost of me on the bottom of the lease. so seeing i was in advance, jacob has with, with, with these very comments. i think the progress thoughts of mine are single cause in no way they reflect the sentence corporate good, decent irish people who have turned out in the houses or by the citizens of the door. so every time you are being elections and the levels of the palestine is over, why i wish to be reflecting that we're calling the i was told to get into with the irish people they are told s as not just to the suffering of people in gaza. and the west side where there's on the, to the public here, continuously. birds and courtesy,

irish don't recognize the sign. joining us all was going to be the by parish. it's when i was this, i listen to ross of finding out this morning. i think it's worth right. i think this is the bar for all the countries just fire to and now we need the police adoption of the irish over to, to, to support those words now. and i was reading that upon the, one of the reasons why ireland has not yet taken the step to recognize the state of pa this time. because it's government who sends out at least previous policies have said that it wants to do it as a part of a wider move within the european union. if it did that, in your opinion, would that strength in a week in orleans possession with regard to recognizing the state of palestine. and i think part of the loss is the recognition, the house and you say whoever the house is is maybe for us to decide we how far policy 3,

dictated by the more conservative i was in the we know that the leadership of the you present the commission volumes, as only 14 is ran into our atrocities and gas totals, as, as, as the storm stays, i'm reading the article that needs to take the brain, the whole section of the right decision to recognize the state of sense. and then all those policies. i know for a fact some in our engagement with older as states and the package across you. and if we were to take that decision level, there's the step in a step. i have to take that decision as well. but i think this is a decision to be honest, people, the legislation has been passed. my department is now up to the teachers to do what i need to do. room stopping is, is hold on is actually cost the lives of this portal. so you wouldn't be in a sovereign state taking this decision was to have the correctness,

the world on the part of a message to solid hours or the house. people also need navigating for data. yes. as a face janice, i if i, if i don't my washington dylan, we appreciate you being with us and i'll just 0. thank you very much. it is rarely, military has strong the village of baby tom or east of bethlehem and the occupied west binding as far as, as a very, to the homes of his aspects. and the shooting attack that occurred earlier on thursday, around 25 is really another 2 vehicles have been seen in the area. well, that shooting incident was near occupied east jerusalem that happened close to the illegal is really sacrament of molly optimum. at least one person was killed and 5 others were injured. the 2 of the st. john were shot that need to. abraham is near the olives. i am check points for this conference. us. what we know is that 3 tell us the needs of arrive. so this area is 2 separate cars, enough committed issue thing that's led to the injury of 5 is really is at least at

the other 5 that how did we were told them that they had suffered the cute, cute, minor injuries and some anxiety. this is why we're talking about the number is decreasing, but also we're talking about one is really what has been killed now. we are in this read this read the things in the goal is really supplements to jerusalem. and let me just show you a little bit of the 3. it's huge we need because there is a check point towards the end of this 3 said there is some traffic. but also in the recent years, a new section of the road has been open to allow palestinians coming from the south of the occupied west bank to be able to use a section of this roads to go to the rest of the occupies westbank. and this is why we've been seeing how this thing is being allowed to use this road. now we've been hearing from sources that these really produces, looking to prevent the movements of color, simian cars on this ruth until

a certain hour that we understand also that there has been a lot of situations. what else of projects that have been planned in israel to kind of separate through the palestinians from these really is to give them separate throws and we've been seeing. also in the past house, the sufferers enjoy the infrastructure to suffer through what's have you want to go through bypass road. now again, this is a check point that use what it needs to with what it is usually to link leave. it is really supplements in the occupied with frank to choose a device. and what does it call for me to cease firing? guys has brought the u. k. parliament into disarray with the speaker of the house. now accused of potty politics. nearly 60 a. m p. 's are calling and speaker lindsay oil to quits for his handling of the parliament recession. the scottish national party, which of the table, the motion, and the conservative government of both condemned him for selecting the labor of parties, amendment. the labor party is in no position to accuse the spirit of trying to

avoid internal divisions within the labor party despite his duty of impartiality. how do you false it as more from outside the british parliament, the increasing pressure, especially since in the last hour or so. the scottish national policy officially said as a policy is the 3rd largest policy and comment. it had no longer any confidence in lindsay oil. so lindsey oil to carry on in his position as speaker of the house, accusing him of pauses on politics in favor of labor. during the debates, he came to the house himself a little earlier in the day um and he apologized again for the decision making on wednesday. uh, but he said that it was out of concern for mt safety. he said he never wanted to pick up the phone and find that one of his friends on either side of the house had been murdered by terrorists to use his technology that that follows the beginning

of an m. p. in 2021. it follows a number of death threats because a lot of m p 's had been talking about and part of his calculations. he was saying, uh, in his decision yesterday to allow the labor amendment to be voted upon was to get the broadest range of possible options for him. piece to make sure that they would voting in some way against the conscience and opening themselves up to potential danger at their constituency offices or their homes. i believe a leader keeps tom as also being to can you, he was accused by the conservative party of having lent on uh, on the speaker of the house to ensure that his amendment was able to be voted on to try to stem any potential rebellion within his rank, he denied having threatened the speaker, but he did say that he had urged him to allow the amendment to be voted upon as it was water and gauze as discharge universities in schools disrupting the education

system. the one says, a 162 school buildings have been directory. kids biased by the strikes, which is effected, 625000 students is 90. 2 percent of all school buildings are being used as shelters were displaced, palestinians, b, y, this has 3 universities have been completely destroyed and others, a damaged depriving 88000 students of a full academic year of study. 95 professors have been killed last year. literacy of 8 was 97.7 percent, one teacher and rough. i is automation to not a lot of israel's war to rob children of their future body hasha. as the story of more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school. even if the war comes to an end, they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights . but for those who have survived, as well as will on guns out, there are no schools to come back to. most of the 800 schools of either being

completely destroyed or have been turned into shelters for the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have lost the whole loss. well, try double time. i decided to back to the time to turn the library of the thought if made school and dropped off into a classroom. but i think at all, uh, the idea started during my presence here as a curator of the library. it is known that all schools have since the beginning of the war turned into sheltering centers. children started to flock to the library asking if they could borrow some books or stories in was instead of addresses. i recorded 10 numbers in the library borrowers register with time. a student name holmes suggested if they could sit and study, you see, and that's how the initiative lights come to came about on the team of teachers. i'll volunteering to instruct these children on different in now, and this is a little bit of this initiative is one and a half months old. it was

a pretty and tied to knowledge is the cornerstone of of the future. we must continue with the education in order to be able to build a country of future. no, you know, but i do. we come here every other day and we are taught many subjects at a big science and we match in addition to register and for a tree. the teachers are also providing the kids with psychological and moral support. philip burrell can be a charlie, this is a great positive impact on children's emotional healing. were striking a balance between teaching and providing mental and psychological help, the children will. they are hit with tons of misery sufficient enough. these young palestinian students in gaza are striving to get out of the cation despite on. now how? yeah, now i'm on. now what about when i went up there is not even a pen and paper to write or story to tell except for the story of death. and destruction displacement uninstalled ation. despite all this gloomy life, we are adamant to continue with the education to light

a candle of hope for our fellow students who was more in guns that continues unabated. these children are choosing hope over despair. resilience over the fee and clinging on to any semblance of normal life, despite the desk with them and college that surrounds them. hash and i just see on the still add on all does he have a search for survivors and venezuela? also a gold mine collapse. shops, dozens of workers transport england's parameters, get some good news ahead of the 4th test against india on these here with that story, the color there is still no. somebody les, up in the have a down pause across the amazon face and all the way from southeastern pulse of peru,

world in areas of bolivia right across into east a positive. so let's start a south and west the weather to central areas of the origin. taina, the sliding us. why fi the northwest knocking the temperature in point of service down to around $28.00 degrees? have you down. pause, putting into central positive result that will continue north of that generally. not too bad logic dry scattering a showers over towards the panama. we are looking at some wet weather just pushing across the eastern side of the car, being over the next couple of days prior to scotch, come back in behind. but for the extra not as you can expect to see a few showers as we go on through the next dial site, particularly across the winwood ad using down across the lee, which is, well, we have got dry weather come back in behind then all the way into west central america, some dry weather too, and some winds to central parts of the us. we've got some fairly heavy rain easing over to was the tennessee valley pushing a little further east woods. welcome dry weather. welcome sunshine. of course,

the west coast of the us, at least for the time being logic, twice a month to the continent on friday with rain carry east a week to look at the world's top business stores. how much is the rebuilding? the cost of who pays from global market as an economist of small businesses have just started seeing and station come down and how it affects the dives. how big a problem is global food insecurity. counting the cost on o g, a 0 for 3 days. the slow lying coastal area in northern lebanon was inundated, when nearby rivers overflowed during heavy rain. those living here are some of the most vulnerable in loving on where the economy has all the collapse. the river is water level reached up to here. experts say global climate change is leading to intense bouts of rain. after long periods of dry weather. there are several

informal sacraments for refugees from neighboring syria in this region as well. concerned is growing among communities living here near the backs of 2 rivers. that the worst is yet to come. the the you watching or does it a reminder of a told stories this or at least one kind of streaming is being killed officer and is really air strikes targeted. there's a volume refugee camp in northern gas, cause us health, ministering says nearly a 100 pounds of studies have been killed in the past 24 hours in the south for these various tribes flocking to mosque and rock and destroyed,

at least for residential homes. more than 1500000 palestinians in ralph, i have no place left to go in. does it stay for a public hearings of the you and the top court and the legal impact of israel's occupational palestinian territories. jordan's foreign ministers told judges that can be no peace until israel's occupation what they call. and so i think guys as being overshadowing a meeting of the g. 20 foreign ministers in brazil earlier this week was it was president accused israel of genocide. i'm going age and it's all live united states, so i'll just see it as to the supposed in the rio de janeiro for us. all right, so this approach that's going on behind you. what's been happening while i'm here in the center of the world, about a 100 people have gathered shoulders before to the palestinian people. sergeant hand rested in for the

rest of them. that feedback for comparing the wrong guy got with the co scared diplomatic buyers. here at the g 20 summit, not far away from where i bought a kilometer away, the foreign ministers, they take 20 another countries that i've been invited, 5 of them are discussing relevant issues concerning to the world today. on wednesday, the foreign minister was very critical of the united nations security council for roger. she said to try to install conflicts such as ukraine for the current war in guides, that you said that the united nations security council. i failed to act on rush as impatient on ukraine because of russian veto power. also failed to address or receive, fired up. uh, i don't guys because of the united states veto power. so reveal, has a very ambitious agend diet as president of the g 20 this year. it's focusing on

global, sustainable development. but also rog, butternut, that's why we're just president. is wanting to reform, for example, the united nation. maybe we've been told by the brazilian government expands in the united nations security council, however, has been overshadowed by the diplomatic spots between brazil. uh and is ro, we've know the secretary of state, anthony blink. all the way to the, to meet with president to know that there, they just costs the frame. but also that we also know that for a minister says he's not wrong from russia. it's probably later today to resist the idea of the precedent to live a few by. so this has been a meeting in a way with a lot of the vision that shows that enormous differences that exist right now in the world. the agenda, the inability to solve many of the problems in the world today. and what we're

seeing is that it is unlikely, for example, that we're going to see a spine of faith. but it's something that's very normal in international summit such as this one though, there's not going to be apparently a final statement from the foreign ministers here in this meeting for the g 20, mostly because of lack of consensus among member states. teresa, thank you very much. indeed, theresa both talking to us and where does your data jordan's fall? the ministers rejected the us assertion that israel's occupational palestinian territory is a biological issue. and society told the 0 that the international court of justice has broadens to rule in the matter. to the island. south africa, i'm sorry, island, jip on jordan. all argued that there is legal gone for the case to issue an advisory opinion. it did so in the case of the oil in $90.20. it did the so in the cases of many,

many other countries. so there is legal precedents that is legal ground. the quote is within its confidence to speak on this matter as requested by the general assembly. and as many lawyers have argued, the quotes up come up to take away the rights from. these are less simply to seek for that to seek that. that's opinion. i think what matters is that i just said all to most countries speaking in a very clear legal and political language, that occupation is unlawful, that it must. and again, we enjoyed, didn't have the emphasize the danger in here that's in the consideration of dissipation. we also, of course, address the issues of the minutes, which is the bar to of the world which is vital is, is, is, is a talking, but as soon as right now causing your death and destruction and of the livelihood of, of millions of people that is up to stop, this is our message. the only path to peace is again, the realization of the inalienable rights of dependency and people. so dissemination as well as not doing that,

it has to be held accountable officials behind the world crimes that are being the good that are taking place and goes and i'll need to be comfortable in to this just the if any and forces have reportedly killed at least a 60 russian soldiers and an attack on the southern castle region. it's the 2nd time this week, the ukrainian armies and nonsense operations caused heavy russian losses on tuesday and said, dozens of russian soldiers were killed in the done yet screeching. that's where the rush up to control of the front line kind of difficult last week. drop my brian is in nipple with more of these a being claimed by ukraine as to significant strikes against the russian forces. apparently inver. busy moving according to russian sources and russian blog as these very precise long grains high mas massages that ukraine has been using and

has used effectively in the past as well. that the 1st strike is said to event taking place in have san this is just yesterday when drove the 4 digit pin to show a group of soldiers gathering it, sold that they were from some sort of apple and brigades. then an explosion happening amongst them, resulting according to the pregnancy. those are depressing. bloggers is being consumed by them. schools of deaths and injuries. and this was just the day after a very similar strike happened to the east and done best reach in again, according to clips on russian media as brushing social media. it was a 2 companies the soldiers being brought together. and under a very similar circumstances, a direct strike apparently problem is all this comes as ukraine is also claiming victory in the air. it says that in the past week or so, it has shut down 7 russian jets, which is a relatively high number of ukrainians. have been looking at trying to boost. it's a capabilities as a way of trying to shift the dynamics. and this will everybody's expecting. of

course, the arrival of at 16 fights is over ukrainian skies. if that will make a difference. and it does come as things seem to be stalemated on the ground, and if anything moving in the rushes direction with its capture. recently, all of the us president joe biden has endorsed dutch 5 minutes to monitor to to be the next head of nato. rosa, also, backed by the u. k, was exceed color nato. she if she had spoken that it would take charge as finland and sweden added to the lion's head of the us election. another challenge for a real test is going to be dealing with a different deals, a nature of joe, a, joe biden, and donald trump, of the people near the eastern city of goldman, the democratic republic of congo, i've seen as m. 23 fighters advance fathers intensifying prompting the un security council to sanction some of the groups leaders that any emergency meeting on tuesday. so i reports from comma this is not the 1st time deborah

longly has hard to see from her home. she lived in a village that was taken over by empty, 3 fives in november. then she went to the town of sac. it is then cumberland coffins of north cable, where she thought she was safe. my husband was killed a week ago doing violence between government forces and devices in the area above the home. so now leaving rough and then nearby comp for the displaced. she says there's no one to protect them here. the window pull up the party. i went to the forest to look for food for my children. a few days ago, i met bandits who took my supplies and they reached me. nearly everyone from saki is solitary. i the comp that was already over crowded. 1.5000000. i've been displaced since this latest round of conflict 2 years ago. a week ago this. com was not one more people are coming from south kit as they are building. this

is a state they have nowhere else to go that there is antoinette booking. and she says that she has been slipping out the coast. we are always run and we don't get dressed. i don't know what to do. i'm just praying for peace. the bottle full size has been intense. equation of government forces, wants to push m 53. 5 says father, away from healed me a 2nd. the town is an important fruits into coma, the provincial capital bach. i da com, deborah, and i'm praying that they are doing what they can to so by the, by day catherine, solely all the 0 coma democratic republic, a phone call to sit on. tom is broken and seized by the pod of military rapids support forces. and one of its base is near the capital 10 months since the

conflict to the army is slowly regaining control of areas around cartoon. the seams had cut off supplies to people living near the base and on demand, even more than reports. this base houses, the sudanese armies engineering corps in the city of them through man, for nearly 7 months. it was under siege by the power military rapids support forces r r s f. but in recent these, the army was able to break through and deliver supplies to its troops. was as if i took the reading and this is a gift from god under the feet of the rebels of criminals who terrorized and carried out to the trustees. like never seen before, this is the 1st phase because of the world will not stand until the month and the whole next 2 done is cleared of the malicious. the streets near the base are as cards by the battle spots over its buildings destroyed by artillery fire from the recess when he tried to seize the base barriers built on roads to keep the fighters away. the power military group has been fighting the army for control of sedan. for

10 months, it's fighters were stationed in districts around the base to prevent the weapons and ammunition from reaching the soldiers inside. what's in the past few weeks, it's been forced to retreat from some areas. the army has made the game here and i'm the man, but are selling by the parent. many, 3 on the be at the areas around discontinue. otherwise, the miniature was able to bring and reinforcement. it wasn't the only site that was affected by the our staff. and it's located for the title of man mohammed lived near the base. after days without eating, he collapsed. had i said this was the kind of tire, not the past 10 months have been indescribable. there was hunger, there was sickness. the shops were burned in the shelling. people weren't allowed to bring us food or medicine yourself, prevented people from going to the market. they either rob you of your money or kill you. i said the other day. yeah. has opened to her home to those in need. she

says the lack of supplies wasn't the worst thing about the seat of the daughter should be there. plus there was incentive shedding. to the point that people couldn't walk around heavy weapons, they use the weapons use, which we didn't know the names of include an identified them because we live through tough times. people would be cut to pieces for working on the sheets, looking for medicines. kids looked up, having some 4th of the eyes, payments left the children. the battles in undermanned are far from over. but with the army gaining ground, many here hope their lives were returned to normal again soon. he but morgan, alta 0, i'm doing mine for them. bought of a bridge in china is collab, sending a number of vehicles plunging into the river below. the leasing shop bridge is located in the city are going to show in the southeast a bunch of rammed into one of its pillars, destroying a section of the structure. at least 2 people, a dead and 3. i'm missing local media reporting. the captain has been arrested

unimpressed that i've had done a lot of chinese nationals have been entering the united states illegally across as border with mexico. but many make the trip because of china is a slowing economy. but others say that escaping and increasingly repressive environment. barnaby low reports, i'm hoping in provence, a large gated homes in rural china. but the streets are almost empty. many residents of this village in hope a province are working overseas and sending home money to help their families. yes, lots of people here to migrate overseas, and it's to make money in the late 19 ninety's as much as 85 percent of workers leaving to provincial capital of truth yet to i'm for jobs abroad or from here. there are many villages like this in china, where for generations, people have been moving overseas in search for a better life. but now many are taking the risk of illegally crossing into the us

from the mexican border and not just for economic benefits. this was issued yet while in january last year, the post says these people are applying for passports with the intention of going to the us. it was right around the time the government dropped it. strict corona virus rules the to carry a policy made almost every chinese feel the service to how rude to the system is. so one, the 0 call me policy was over a 510. these people wanted to go out. wanted to escape with the chinese nationals made up less than 2 percent of the $2500000.00 migrant, documented by us authorities at the southern border in 2023, but the fastest growing group with more than $37000.00 detained last year. that's 50 times higher than in 2021. many apply for political asylum. the approval

rate is higher. so therefore, tanny's measurements that it really is, lack of mazda, 50 percent, sometimes more than 167 percent. so that means nearly 2 are for those uh migrant. in guides to assign a statement sent to l g 03. the chinese foreign ministry says it isn't aware of the situation but to pauses and punishes any form of illegal migration. but tips on how to make the journey. often long, costly and arduous stop heart, excessive online in china, and king sol, experts say the influx of undocumented chinese migrants is likely to continue for as long as this economic future remains uncertain. and at least until the us presidential election and village just like this, where people are desperate to earn a living could multiply barn to below algebra to catch wong. how big province china

is an open pick, goldmine and venezuela is collapsed killing. at least 16 people rescue efforts are underway for around a 100 miners believe to be buried more than 13 meters underground. no ruffling reports in central venezuela. dozens of miners has been killed. following the collapse of an open pit gold mine known as boucher look at the municipality of uncle student. what remodeling so serious? almost. there was a serious incident at the board, a local mind. 15 bodies and 4 injured have arrived so far. now, 2 more boats are arriving with about 8 more bodies. while the bodies of some miners have been returned to their families, friends and relatives of workers were still missing or desperately waiting to hear a word of their loved ones. i found that while they did all the wounded water and they support says wherever, all day video circulating on social media appears to show. the 1st attempts to

rescue miners some believe to be buried more than 30 meters below ground in 2016 vin. as well as government established mining development zones across the middle of the country, leading to several mining enterprises that operate outside the law. binding for gold and other precious minerals offers a lucrative opportunity for many venezuelans who struggle to make ends meet. a lack of safety regulations combined with harsh working conditions and also make the job extremely risky for would be miners by the way, that up a little alger 0. still a, had an older 0 in the sports channel. messy leg 16 victoria and the opening game was the new major league soccer sees the

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the boat is comparable to the gravity of what happened to us the of the days for the huff, he is much better than the 9 or 12 years requested by the prosecutors, but of course we are going to appeal because i do believe in the innocence of mister office offices from a cup offline with health withdrawal by not playing the champions league not play were time for the 1st. like if the last 16 so i just a couple of days off the 2nd back coach and replacing him with the francesco counseling of at the tone. enchantress fell behind. when 11 bowsky opened the scoring in the 60 minute football solano. now play clause with the only short phone . so given the whole game, african, the player of the eviction of simon score. and on his return after losing out of the ask a couple of nations funded with nigeria. so one more heading into the woods for like that as in spain on march, the 12th also beaten by poolside and wednesdays of the game,

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this series alive, lots of attention on the kitchen run. she for this one. with spin, boeing expects to play big role. india pulled up a huge weight in the last test. as i could see, one series late. some good news to england. indian fastball adjustment, barbara, is a big arrested for this much the kind of work to do that in the games is really bored . well and with a lot of hoc in the foot. and the kind of show you and we have it into 0. so it was finished by everybody in lot of that should be given a break at least the drain chemicals. kyle set an f one circuit, the pre season testing session, bahrain red flags. when charlotte class for ari was damaged, louis hamilton also driving over the same every few seconds later or something. something similar in las vegas last november when kind of a science run over at broken drain during practice. ok, that is high school's looking for that time. the thank you very much indeed, i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more of the days use the don't forget to push it, get more on the use on this board as well on how to 0 dot com and robotics and stay

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of violence. in recent years, we brave bullets involved because we give voice to those demanding freedom. the rule of law and we always include the views from all sides. the . ready ready the hello i'm about to send this has been use our lives, some doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes is really strikes target. know, $100.00 of the latest from bombing at a crowded area of a monitors. and there's a volume of refuge account. i'm also getting, the rafa is destroyed by his ready attacks. residents pick through the rubble in a desperate search for bodies of those skills. is there any forces, right, the homes of palestinian suspects accused of shooting near on the legal settlements

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