the, the, this is the w news life from building a person dies on a passenger jet during soviet turbulence at 11000 meters. it happened on a flight from london to a single vote, according to reports. so the other people who were injured will get the blankets. the german foreign minister is in ukraine, unavailable visits. a power plant heavily damaged by russian resolves and calls for more air defenses to protect ukrainian infrastructure. these rounds, governments denounced as a bid from the international criminal court to seek arrest florence full prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his defense minister, it calls on nations of the civilized world, to oppose the the

i paid for the will and good job you with us. we begin with breaking news. one person has died and several more were injured during severe turbulence on a flight from london to a single pool. the singapore airlines bowing. triple 7 was devoted to bangkok where emergency services were on the ground. a witness said turbulence led to those no wearing seat belts, hitting overhead cabins. and a line spokesman has confirmed the fatality and injuries. it was $211.00 passengers and 18 crew on board. journalist jacob gold book is in bank called and told me more about the incident following a price conference. the best coverage was just held with a representative from uh, from the airport. um, there were previous reports, local media, the 2nd se,

tell it is possible that those remains in their single bar. airlines has confirmed that there was one fatality of a 70 year old british national and that the tally is believed to be related to a heart condition. and there's also, it's also been reported that there are 7 passengers in critical condition and 18 in total who have been hospitalized. it. can you tell us more about actually what went on on board based on this age, shared by passengers on social media and the, the plane experienced a pretty severe dropping altitude. uh, it was reported later that it was probably 1.8 kilometers dropped in about 4 minutes and the sewage goes drains into the flying everywhere. and they're also going to me image instead of damage to the overhead compartment,

the ceiling of the plane. when passengers were launched into the air by the turbulence. so we're talking a mid flight incident where people, some people want locked in way is through is through dance, as well as serving people the best right? people who are not wearing their seat belts were launched into the ceiling of the plains. fortunately, most people were wearing their seat belts, which is why out of the roughly $200.00 passengers, most people weren't injured. and in fact, uh about half of them will be, uh, thrown onto single port today. can you tell us more about how coming these kinds of incidents are? i mean, anyone who's float has gone through some sort of turbulence, but we're talking about a severe incident t this. that's right. this is the severe incident of turbulence. to be honest, is it definitely common in fact,

injuries related to turbulence or the most common forms of injury and uh, in for an aircraft that doesn't cause cause damage to the aircraft. and so there's been some recent research showing that the severe turbulence is, is becoming more common because of climate change, which ones the atmosphere usually doesn't result in sate holidays or injuries like this. this might be a, an outlier or a sign of worsening turbulence. let's take a thank you very much for bringing us the latest. i can go, but journalist sent it in bangkok. thank you so many tournament is donna lena babel, cuz calls on ukraine's allies to provide more air defenses for its war against friendship. arrived and keep on and on announced trip a 7th since the start of the world. more than 2 years ago, she visited the heavily damaged thermal power plant with ukrainian energy.

minnesota had him on auto single. russia has stepped off, it strikes on ukrainian energy infrastructure in place of bonds. you just sold on on, get us to going by the any hesitation and supporting ukraine costs the lives of innocent people's ends. any hesitation and of course in ukraine is also a threat to our own secures item to reach a hide the best, a short skiing in the best protection against the terror of rushes. mississauga is to boost ukraine's air defenses. you have to so that's our top priority. these days it in these in talking we all state w's political correspondent, emily go dean, who band bulk is direction that message at which is mainly directing that message. your opinion pond is now much accredited. and actually the danish prime minister, she said last week, and our meeting with all of solve the drum in time flow, about 2 crime means about 5 to 6 patriot system. and she said that they are here in the europe. and if you look at the numbers now we've got um,

greece has about 6 patriot systems, the netherlands, sweden, and remain at each one full spring, have 3 and part of it has to. now none of these countries have so far come forward and volunteer to hand over one of these patriot systems to ukraine. and the monument goes that they themselves meet the systems for the writing protection. but once i'm in a babel, cuz highlighted here, we cannot this on this trip is that ukraine's defense is ultimately europe's defense. and that's why she's urge partners again, such as these countries that i just recalled um that they provide what they come to your client. and so to help it starts off russian attacks israel has again denounced the international criminal court on monday. the code street prosecute have requested a warrant for the rest of his vice prime minister and defense minister over the war and goes up in a statement spokesperson for prime minister benjamin netanyahu urged nations of a civilized free world to oppose and condemn the decision. several of as well as

western allies, including the us and germany, have criticized the courts move saying it equates as well as actions in gaza. thomas's october 7th terrorist attack. honestly, it is also wanted by the court and let's begin. now. brussels correspond rosie budget, who's been following this for us? rosie, how are you leaders reacting to israel is appealed to ignore any warrants requested by the i. c. c. well, light with so much of the use response to this conflict. really since the early days. your opinion is devalued, is no different here. we've had different responses from across the use 27 member states. so for example, here in belgium, where i am, we've had a statement from the country saying that this is a, this request for an arrest warrant from the i. c. c is an important step in investigations into this situation in palestine that's according to thousands for administered the way she described it in her similar statements from slovenia. then

when it came to france fronts, it has its, for an offices, were released the state and saying, really for months, the french government has been warning about the importance of compliance with international law in gaza, particularly highlighting the important surface about a terri access, germany, all the other hand has said it in series supports the icpc think this is a very important achievement of the international community, but it has criticized what it sees as the i did. the court came forward with an application for on the one hand, it's really leaders, but also have most leaders and jeremy, you said that seems to create an implication or false implication of equivalence. and then really at the far end of the spectrum, we have the hon. gary and prime minister, victor, oregon, who has called the application from the icpc for this arrest warrant, shameful. so that is something you can see as once again you countries divided on how to move forward on this conflict and a divide that again, i should say, in this case from the united states. we've heard of different here from joe by and

use cold. this request for awards, outrages. well moving forward, what do you expect to happen next? as well as well. they might have different opinions here in senior e. u. countries are owned by owned by the st. lois, they are signatories to the room, stop shooting, which is what establishes the international criminal court. and those laws are the if they say the rest, the application for a rest wouldn't work to be granted. benjamin netanyahu was really preregistered would officially become a fugitive of the i. c. c, and not would meet you. countries wouldn't very be obliged to arrest him. should he come to their territory. we are not anywhere near that position yet. however, that is this potential road forward like asked your team commissions for an affair spokesperson a boat base. and he really seemed to me highlighted just the importance of compliance with official international law obligations. take a listen to what he said to me. you new specs, the independence of the icing business independent international institution, the deals with the investigation of the, the serious crimes that tries to deliver on the issue of impunity or prevents that

there is so if you need to, if anything comes to violations which fall under the remy than the mandate of the i, c c. and again, all the countries that subscribe their own scott, you of the icbc have double negation to follow that. and a lot of what we just heard, how will this affect the ease credibility of a warrant is granted? so it should be know, since that we are still at the stage of the application and there is no timeline or the deadline. so i see judges will know decide whether or not to move forward with baseboard if it is granted in this e. u. countries decide to shirk their official obligations under international low . you can bet there will be a load or clamoring accusations of the e u. a executive double standards, basically having different applications of international law. we know, for example, that you was quite a vocal and welcoming the arrest board, which was issued for russian president vladimir putin. however,

one on no split it to me this way. he said, look, the west has, there's no, it's got a monopoly from the west on double standards here. and we have certainly seen countries in other parts. the world also really tying themselves and political notes or what to do, but an icpc arrest more. and that was the case, for example, when there was discussion over whether south africa should welcome russian president vladimir putin to a summit of the bricks alliance instead of the interest foreign minister went on years before that. also in south africa, there was a debate over whether to whether to arrest from our overseer, the, the suspect is more criminal from redone. so this is not something which is unique to each countries, but certainly something which could be a great source of political controversy. moving forward, you correspond are both a bunch of live from brussels. iran has held the 1st funeral services for president abraham raw, you say killed in a helicopter crash on sunday. along with other top officials. he became president of 2021 and was seen as a deeply conservative and hotline liter state media showed an outpouring of emotion

at a remembrance procession for the victims of the crash. a photo that sadly, tens of thousands of rain in supporting the president during 5 days of morning. you remember i, you see and several other officials night after the helicopter went down in heavy fog. striking a blow to these lovely republics leadership at a time of unprecedented attention in the region to external vendor has never brought our people into their and these people have always been united against danger throughout history. sharlitra shot made their so rest in peace. the nation is able to deal with this issue. we cannot and every thing go to return to normal to thanks to god this time around supreme leader, i totally ali khamenei pick this man, vice president mohammed must, but to leave the country until

a new president can be elected. most by it has 50 days to hold a vote. gracie's death may, we can around this conservative establishment. he was a protege of company and was seen as a potential successor to the aging leader. hardliners strengthened their control of parliament to run after recent elections. but voter turnout was at a historic low thanks in part to economic restrictions and peoples frustration with strict religious laws of the line of succession. crazy deaths could ignite inside even within the government. if that happens around politics may be received for decades to come back. god, good, a group of coop. prophets have gone on trial in the german city of frank foot. police the rest of the so called high stucco citizens of the empire in 2022 with nationwide rights. they wanted to pose military lower row for germany. it's the 2nd trial to begin off the death of the groups of lights, military wing,

last month. among those on trial is high in the face, the 13th prince. twice one of the leaders who allegedly intended to head an interim german government. and full a problem, every man bo, from the far right alternative for germany party or a if the be a good to myself, you can come on all up the federal prosecutor as charged $27.00 suspects be all madrid and germany mid field. the 20 course has announced he'll retire from professional football off to the euro championships. they sell it box. the end of a long story is 10 years didn't at the spanish club, during which time he helped them with $22.00 tunnels was previously played for buying munich and was on the german national team that took on the world comp. in 2014 we, i'm a dre the down states gratitude to cause following his announcement, calling him one of our club and international footballs. greatest, legit,

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