any means, what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential go to some we cannot take the fact that he was suddenly present as not that important factor here. the story on talk to how does era the a consistent and unwavering support, the russian president thinks, the north korean leda at a spectacular welcome ceremony, and peel near the temple cry. this is l 0. lie from dow, so it coming up multiple deadly. it strikes across garza, 6 people have been killed in the north refugee camps a target for the south. reversible environmental damage. the united nations will take decades. picasso to recover from the destruction caused by his rounds and the

un security council discusses the documented terry and situation. and so don, really 5000000 people are facing emergency levels of food and security. the is being able welcome in the north korean capital p own yang for russian president vladimir poaching, who's visiting the country for the 1st time and more than 2 decades. so it's in and who's north korean count above control and looking to deepen ties to counteract, to international isolation, boots and thank him for his consistent and unwavering support on the new crime. united states has expressed concern. i have a growing relations between the 2 nuclear countries. it's accused pyongyang of supplying to moscow and it's more against ukraine. but for more on this rep, mcbride joins us from young people, island on south korea's maritime border with north career and that broke. what are

the 2 sides of likely to, to agree on and, and what exactly is at stake for both of them. this this has been an extremely strong show of unity by vladimir putin and that kim jong on really a trying to signal that they are heralding in a new era in the relations with very strong messages of mutual support. they have a sat down in pyongyang to a one on one dialogue with themselves and their respective teams in the opening statements. vladimir putin assign king, i think king north korea for supports of russian policies, including he says, the policy towards you credit. the subtext the base, of course, is whether vladimir putin is seeking more munitions to help him fight the war in ukraine. something that russia denies and also that north korea denies having a time having already supplied according to western intelligence sources. thousands

of bag of containers full of artillery ammunition and also ballistic missiles. 3 they have also been uh the fruits and has also said that they, russia, has been fighting a decades long policy of imperialism by the united states. that is something that will resonate with north korea and that they all will be signing a partnership agreement on trade. and security is something that proved and says is the basis for relations for years to come, came, john loan has said in his opening remarks that it's relations very well now entering a you've period of prosperity. the 2 sides of course, have been thrown up for that i'm closer into the relationship of necessity because of the sanctions that they both faced on both shuns to a greater role less the degrees by large waves of the international community. a given all of that, how consequential is the summit and how i and i was reacting sofa or

yeah, booted and has certainly been given a red carpet to welcome in pyongyang that has been on a lab or a special welcoming ceremony in chemo song square this is the main square in the center of young. yeah. and it is only reserved for a visiting heads of state full, very important parade. so this is given that kind of status in north korea, the streets on the square of being project in russian. the north koreans, flags also images of glad to be approved in thousands of shown young residents have turned out or been turned out. a large crowd set your ring on waving flowers. this is very much a, a visit which is intended to give a, a new dynamic to the relationship to present, to the rest of the world. and it certainly has called the rest of the world interest of, especially here in asia. china is watching very closely because it has very deep relations with both russia, randolf career and across both japan and here in south korea. they are in the

western leading block of nations led by the united states and nato, who would regard this as a potential threat. so they'd probably get very closely. and just finally from south korea's perspective that more immediately concerned with whatever technology space technology of russia might provide to north korea or development of the nuclear weapon systems that so somebody can so in here as we see, increase tensions along the board of separating north and south korea. ok, thanks so much. that's rob mcbride for us there. on a tank in is a senior fellow at the time he institute and is a chinese political faith specialist. he said, patient feels relief to bed. russia and north korea. a strengthening that ties in china has been the primary source of trade. it's not been an easy relationship. china, it does not like the idea of north korea having nuclear weapons, especially as that could lead to a nuclear woke up race throughout arms race throughout asia. so

it makes sense from this perspective, it, once kim feels that he's more secure, that he has more than one trade partner. and given that he's given up on this idea that he's going to roll over south korea, that could pay the wave for some sort of talks about the marketing, the difference between north and south korea and an overall piece. china has tried many times to help north korea, but those attempts been rebuffed. there are many bridges and many economic developments owns which sit empty after being built. they're just, it's been very, very difficult relationship. but in essence, china's concern is they do not want to be eyeball to eyeball, with american troops on a mutual border. they don't, you know, obviously one south korean and us a couple going into north korea. but either on the other hand, i do, they have any designs on north korea itself,

cuz that would be the same thing. they would find themselves at the $38.00 parallel steering eyeball to eyeball with us. and they don't want that tre, between russia and north korea expanded 9 times in the, you know, 2023. i mean, you're, you're not talking about a huge number, but it's still $34400000.00 in value of trade. we're not certain about whether there are other things and in terms of military, but that will probably expand russian need. it's a $155.00 millimeter of shells for it's canons i and you know, this is not just a visit. i mean, you have here the foreign minister of prime minister to pers, deputy parameters, transport health, natural resource in his environment, general director of the russian railways and the governor of russia's for most of the territory. this is serious. they are trying to figure out how they can do more trip. meanwhile, ukraine says it's managed to talk with russian trying to tax targeting its

territory. ukrainian air force is say, it has shot down nearly all of 21 drones launched by russia trying to tax targeted civil ukrainian regions. the last several palestinians of it did. and a new wave of is rarely a tax on a refugee camp. and the so called sites, so in, in kansas, 5 air rights have been reported the now minister of refugee camp in central kansas ball is ready forces have stepped up their attacks and on the wasi area and narrow coastal strip that was designated as a humanitarian. so near the southern city, a for alpha 7 people have reportedly been killed there and is rarely a strike on an apartment in the north of the gallons. this trip is killed at least 6 palestinians. the attack happened to kansas city just off the midnight. and because of the lack of electricity, volunteers use the torches on their cell phones to help the civil defense cruise

trying to reach the victims. okay, well for more of this let's go straight to central composite and speak to l. just there is honey mac mood. who isn't the bella? and can you just bring us up to date on the light is on all of these is drugs that have happens overnight the to yes, tom. well, the situation has continued to be quite difficult to cross the gall this trip, but not only because of the decline. 4 difficult living conditions are created by the ongoing genocide, the more for the past 8 months, but also by the concentration of deep ideas. talked me in the, on the central area, and just overnight, a 1000 off. evacuations on the western part of brooklyn city, and our tillery heavy artillery that coupled with a hero, tax and vine impact on the my husband's presence of the quad copiers and surveillance it wrong to do the murder of at least 7 people who were intense site.

and all of the evacuation zone and this is not the 1st time we're seeing this particular area coming on there who the talk that was a few weeks ago of the attack on a particular side inside is activation. so let's do the murder of at least for the people who work. so during inside these tense, earlier, a through all the positive months, also i different other attacks were targeting people inside their tents. and inside the valuation centers, or the mazda evacuations on just something that reminding everybody that they evacuation zone and there's safety, are a quick question of old right here because it's really military, you narrative about this safe zone has been a quite a misleading contradictory and vague for the most part, there's literally no safe place. they've got worse than this. there's no escape out of this as there is no where people came to the filter. and meanwhile, these really military continue to try across the central area mainly and refugee

camps. and we've been seeing this concentration of air attacks and our dealer is within the past few weeks. and since this is really military conducted, the what it described as the rescue mission of the say, right recipes, you can't the rescue for hostage and let's do the killing of 280 people, an injury at least 600 people. but in a new wave, the refresh attack almost 5 here at the top over nights and just within the past few minutes, they are the busy market in the middle of the new site, right, right. got one person before the school, but there are multiple injuries also reported to allow the hospital and they're waiting for transfer to excuse me, on the hospital. okay, thank you so much for all of that honey. i mean, mike mood for us that and i'll follow these really military has approved water calls, the operational plans for and offensive, and living on as tensions rise between israel and his beloved. the segment came out

was off to his beloved released surveillance video of sensitive sites filmed by drawn from within israel. the us says it's working to prevent a want of war. and the 2 sides have exchanged by a, across the board almost daily since as rounds war on cause it began in october. so in hold of reports from divers, or has bolos latest message to as well that it is ready for war. another demonstration of the lebanese armed groups, increasing military capabilities, a 10 minute video showing what it says are images from a reconnaissance the drone of sensitive military sites up to 30 kilometers from the border. the drone flu over many areas in northern israel, showing bases an anti aircraft missile batteries. and what many consider a failure on the part of israel's defense? it is quite embarrassing for a drone that is the one and a half me to a long and 2 meters wide,

to fly over full on this uh auntie and deception. batteries like the iron dome and david's thing that was supposed to protect the one of the most important military industrial complex and is right, that is a rough idea and extended on 6.5 kilometers. and then go also to haifa, where we see the picture of all the is really the navy and all the wrestlers. the video was released as presidential biden special envoy, m as hawks than concluded, has meetings in b route. it was his 4th round of shuttle diplomacy since hezbollah opened up a front to help him, us in garza, he is trying to de escalate the conflict between israel and has the law that's reached its most intense level yet from a route he had a message for his bell as ally. hum us. encouraging it to agree to a us back cease fire deal in garza as

a way to reduce regional tensions. the deal stops the war and gaza. it lays out the schedule for the withdrawal of forces. if that's what from us once, so they should just say yes, accepted a ceasefire and gaza and or an alternative diplomatic solution. could also bring the conflict across the blue line to an end that seems to show an understanding of has the last position. the group has already lost more than $300.00 fighters in this more and insist it will only hold the fiery ones. there's a permanent end to as well as war on gaza. but is wrong, has insisted on a new reality along the border during his last visit to bailey with the us and voice said, a ceasefire in gauze that does not automatically mean an end to the war on the 11 on israel front. and that's

a new security power as i'm would be needed. now he appears to be saying it would be enough. but what he didn't say is what happens if, how much does not agree to that us back proposal? literally that proposal and how much this decision could decide if living on an israel's war of attrition expands to a broader conflict or comes to an end, then a who their owner is either failed. and he is rarely, military offensive, and living on foot require approval from the government, latest homes of solutions following developments from amman and jordan. these really military has released the statements saying that they have approve new operational plans for an offensive in 11 on as well as increasing the readiness of troops on the ground. this comes just hours after his belo release and your 10 minute video showing that there drones capturing several videos of areas in northern israel. some of them considered military targets like army complex's and

bases as well as iron del missile defense batteries. now it is worth mentioning that this is not exactly a change in policy by these really military. in fact, we've been hearing this earlier in the year and for months of bias. really, security officials, like the defense minister jo, up the launch and the army chief of staff hurts the hell levy who have said that they are no longer on the defensive, but rather on the offensive with his beloved meaning that they were actively pursuing targets in southern lebanon, and even further away from lebanon, southern border. now this has been a sentiment, they've been echoing for months. however, the fact that she's bella was able to have these drones fly over several areas into northern israel, including haifa, which is around 20 kilometers from israel's northern border, means that israel's air defense systems were not activated. the alarms did not ring something, but shortly is raising a lot of questions within these really security establishment. but nonetheless, both sides,

israel and his bullet have said that they are prepared for an all out war. how does that, who it's a 0? i'm that these ready government has bad l g 0 from operating is, is in israel. that's why we're reporting from neighboring jordan, to facilitate around the elders era living in the united states all this time, the sphere and on certain, we can fix that. off a 1000000 immigrants could eventually gives us citizenship under sweeping your plan from joe's bought the at the edge of this product does, there is a risk, huge for where we travelers most are crossing africa looking for a possible way to your some are coming back. the other way and their stories are chilling. reminder of the dangers of my ahead, the safe haven at the crossroads of hope and despair.

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the, to watching else is there a reminder about top stores? the south north korea has held us. there are many to welcome russian president vladimir, who's in visiting the country for the 1st time in 24 years. the 2 countries are looking to take and ties to counteract international isolation. this route has carried down some new wave of attacks across scouts of killing civil palestinians. it targeted down this route, which gigi captain central causes no milwaukee in the southern part of the strip. 7 people have supposedly being killed. as well as for on guns that has caused potentially reversible environmental damage. according to a new report by the you, in the preliminary investigation found that munitions and explicit chemicals have

heavily contaminated soil. and both of those effects can last the decades, because the strip is now listed with more than 39 me in tons of debris 5 times more than the battle against isolated muscle rock. the dust associated with that debris is considered a health hazard and causes wastewater treatment plans on the funds. the release of untreated sewage in the contaminants in the environment and increasing the risk of disease. patrick, big a is a climate policy research and he says the situation will be nearly impossible to address. i think what the report does, a really good job of demonstrating is that the social and environmental crisis in gaza did not start on october 7th. that is already been deteriorating quite a bit for the last 15 years. but the unprecedented bump apartment of cause a by the idea of, has created some really serious environmental challenges that are going to take decades to unwind. uh, both in terms of the actual ecosystem damages,

as well as the threats of a post to human health. and so i think getting a sector by sector analysis of the destruction that has been brought by the invasion is a helpful tool to understand the sheer scope of devastation the water situation is particularly dire. given the fact that the eastern mediterranean has already been identified as a climate change hotspot that was already having serious impacts on the quality and availability of water. which is now even further degraded, both through the direct impacts of the bombardment. but also by the emergency responses, the cousins have had to take in order to just access whatever quantity of water that they can right now. so i prefer cell and ization of the pollution of untreated sewage off the coast of gaza. these are really serious impacts that will be difficult if not impossible to remediate. c. u in security council has discussed

the documented terry and situation and so down where it says 95000000 people are facing emergency levels of food and security. some of the licensed fighting is around all fashion and uh for the many civilians, a trapped in the middle of the conflicts between the sudanese army and the rapids support forces, gabriela ellis, under reports from the un headquarters in new york. today, i regret to inform that you down continues to spiral into carol's powerful word from a top united nations official. regarding the dire situation in sudan. according to his un report, sudan now has the largest internally displaced population ever reported over 9000000 people. the displacement fuels after fighting broke out between the rapids support forces or r s f and the sudanese armed forces known as the s a f. $7000.00 you mother is could die in the next few months if they don't get access to food and health care

costs redone. the women are dying because of complications during pregnancy or childbirth, or those. and very the last week the security council passed over whelming leave 14 to 0, a resolution that among other things demanded the r. s. f in did senior jo flasher, the warning has mostly fallen on deaf ears. on tuesday, the sudanese ambassador accused the un of acting to slowly and renewed accusations that'd be united arab emirates issue department, the r s f. if you're in the police, it'd be thought mima with the security council failed to address the situation and only adopted a general stance. they hesitated in addressing the rapid support militias and the regional and international sponsors. this would empower unique terrorist model including diaspora displaced migrants and mercenaries and ethnic gangs to want to destroy a sedan o. d u. a and basset are shot back. it is shooting these counter part for making

the accusation. using this platform to spread false allegations against the u. e. to distract from the grave violations that are happening on the ground. there will be no military victory or a military settlement of the conflict into done the only way to settle will be to the negotiating table 14 months into this conflict between the r s f and the s a f. and the security council as engine, closer to a place, it was hoping to avoid being biased standards to war. it can't stop gabriel's on the out just either at the united nations in new york. as the colombian government is planning to ground a legal status to venice. while the migrants who a guardians to venezuelan children living then,

then you measure will effect as many as 540000 venezuelans who are responsible 430-0000 minus at least 2900000 venezuelans have split into neighbor and columbia to escape poverty and political to more so you as president joe biden has announced new measures to protect more than half a 1000000 undocumented migrants from deportation. spouses of american citizens will be given the pathway to us citizenship. how whitehouse corresponding, kimberly, how it gets has more. for years marilyn mendoza has lives with the fear her husband jose luis, would be deported. she's an american, but jose luis across the us border 15 years ago from his native mexico. without documentation. he now works in the new york restaurant, but now she's received news. the family may no longer have to worry about being separated. that's the the biggest reward for us being able see our

child go together. um, being able to raise them together. on tuesday, us president joe biden announce new immigration rules that once implemented will allow families like maryland, the ability to stay together and even pursue citizenship under biden's, new policy, some half 1000000 and documented spouses of us citizens will be able to apply for permanent residency. if they've lived in the us for more than a decade, as of monday, migrants will receive temporary work permits and be protected from deportation. $50000.00 children of undocumented migrants married to us citizens are also expected to benefit living in the united states. all this time. the sphere and on certain we can fix that in an election year. the announcement is also designed to boost bivens re election efforts. there's 500000 us. it is

a voters who will benefit as long also, maybe they have family members who care about this situation. maybe they also will vote on the behalf of joe, by the now, because he did that. the protections for undocumented migrants could of he's those unhappy with jo bivens racing crackdown on asylum claims that the southern border of the united states and mexico biden's bit accused of betraying campaign promises to migrants. the asylum policy is now being challenged in court. as for the new migrant protections, what makes it significant is it's allowance for families to remain together in the us. well, pursuing legal status under the current program is prohibited. the white house says the new immigration rules should be implemented by the end of summer. just ahead of early voting for the 2020 for us presidential election. kimberly help it

alger 0, the white house. what i said to may tell him a cry with a is next followed by inside story which discusses a report which found spinning on nuclear weapons. as increased on the sco not seen in decades, that's coming up next. stay with the the hello, i think hots and getting closer across the middle east. pretty much sums it up over the next few days. you can say some very, very high temperatures showing up on that you all sent to the mit policies here in the, into the box. so then we'll see, maybe i'll get up to about 50 celsius the q i, i've also for baghdad, so that in time see that's a really nasty hate, is set to persist in the coming days, a few showers stuck between the black sea and the caspian. but across the east side

of the mediterranean, severe haze in place here as well. and again, you can see temperatures getting up around that 40 degree miles or more as we go on through the next couple of days, a no significant side, and many rest pipe from that. a meanwhile, holding up to into the northeast of africa. so the success you started for, i believe it to this could get up about the 40 degree mock as we go through where to start plenty of shells the across. so west africa, the seasonal range between quite nicely these may become a little more lively, pushing a little further north and kind of also as we go 13 fast, i got a not you re, a sing live you down pose as per usual one or 2 showers one or 2 down poles to into the east, the side of africa. so i so what to whether they're into what times in their into can. yeah. and that will continues to drive as way further north with the fast i of the israel's war machine is decimating entire households. and as the words of those who

survived on with the help of palestinian generalists, folk lines toes, the harrowing stories of 3 families and investigates us complicity in the world's most brutal in decades. the night old and biden's wanted us to hold on just either is it conflicts possible or 4 or 5 stick to the powers have increased spending on a scale not seen in decades on going was a set to be the reason. so has to new to the determines files. that story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm the bulk of.