the common ground, the the russia condemns ukraine and its main sponsor to the united states during an emergency you and security council session over a deadly attack on a plane carrying presidents awards. last profess keeps stuff said nothing when it comes to serve and the west. the training leadership was well aware of the route and the method of transporting soldiers to the place of the pre agreed exchange. the fact that it is ready to sacrifice any number of its own citizens for western geo political interest. there's no secret to anyone in new credit. as applied for quarters of the down the aisle 7, a 6. so solve age on the press side, preliminary findings of the russian investigative committee points to an anti at complement. so launched on the screen that destroyed the jack. this is territory

what you pay the sacrifice. tens of thousands of soldiers, thousands of tides, all the personnel carriers on the card uh to, to, to take to retake, to congress archer reports on frontline developments where ukrainian troops meet the russian forces. and us key of retreat smote us, gains are left behind us state of alabama effect to carry out the nation's 1st education by nitrogen gas, a new method that some experts and jobs, torture and claim may cause ex appreciating, pay the welcome, everyone. glad you could join us. this is our to international ally from must go i'm. they show a josh top stories. the sour of the queen's attack on

a russian military plane carrying prisoners of war was a premeditated crime. that's the message sent by russia's deputy of buffalo to the un during an emergency session of the security council, according to dimitry plenty on ski. this shows just how far keith is willing to go to us of western interest. seem easy. so let's see what you've done with all the data we have today indicates that we are dealing with a deliberate premeditated crime. ukrainian leadership was well aware of the route and method of transporting soldiers to the place of that pre agreed exchange with these monstrous actions. the zalinski regime, if of course, it still has at least some control over the actions of its militants, has once again shown its inhumane nature. incompletes incompetence the fact that it is ready to sacrifice any number of its own citizens for western geo political interest is no secret to anyone in ukraine. a meeting of the un security council was convenience to discuss the recent downing of an aircraft that contained the

number of ukrainian prisoners of war were headed for a prisoner swamp. now, at the meeting, the russian delegation question, wyatt. so the french government, which is currently acting as the president of the security council, the 15 member body that leads the un. why it took them so long to organize this meeting. russia had wanted to hold an emergency meeting in the direct aftermath of the incident. however, there was a delay. now frances, this is merely a procedure of concern. however, it appeared to the russian representatives that this was yet another example of the western countries trying to shield the key of government from any criticism or revelations of its now practices and a negative activities to you. some us have no doubt that our western colleagues will also practise verbal expressions today with the sole purpose of protecting the

public key ever seen in any way. they as well as its leaders and key of do not care at all about the dead russians and ukrainians, who for the collective west are just 2nd class citizens and expendable material and the geo political crusade against russia. today, western leaders are trying to convince their public to invest such a situation. this is a profitable investment and an attractive business project. the cynicism of such arguments is simply off the scale. the western sponsors of the criminal key of regime are fully responsible for its crimes. out of statements from the united states, the i ching, them in other countries that are opposed to russia and back in ukraine were rather short. they simply blamed the entire incident on russia saying that the war, the entire war was simply russia's fault. so the details of the actual incident in question did not seem to matter. later in the meeting, there was a rather harsh exchange between the ukrainian representatives and the russian. and

basset or the ukraine representative made some pretty outrages claims doubting the presence of the p. o, w is on the plane, etc. the russian deputy ambassador quickly took her to task. here's the exchange for us. and propaganda was suspiciously fast into and sleigh to eastern statements about the shooting down of the rush. and i'll send it to 6 aircraft that has allegedly to support to do clean and peel these. according to our military intelligence, only 5 bodies were sent to the local mark in belgrade, and no human remains are visible on views from the crash site each month. so look at the micro will show up in the apparently the instructions that my colleague received was to continue lying and protecting the key of regime. the lists were published and they were given to the ukranian side in accordance with the established procedure, as has been done many times so it is absolutely pointless to deny it. unlike the lists of the victims of the provocation in boucher,

which we still cannot obtain and constantly inquire about. the meeting showed some very clear differences between major countries represented on the council. and it also highlighted that while russia has put forward a pretty straightforward account of the events of what happened, how this lines was taken down, we don't have a very solid answer from ukrainian figures or from western leaders. we're backing them. and the fact that it could have been us supplied or western supplied weapons that shot down in this airplane. still, with prisoners of war, forces many to raise questions about the continued morality and advocacy of the fund as government and ukraine, that continues to throw the lives of its citizens away in a conflict with russia, a conflict of many say has already ended and is already pretty much over the heard from scott trader a fall, not you in special commission weapons inspector. he says,

powers is attempting to prevent moscow from bringing up the plane crash at the security council as part of the west continuous propaganda war with russia. frances, concerned that if russia were able to gain access to the security council and put its case before at the security council, given the russian narrative, which is unfortunate back based, based upon international law, i think you must have with dominate. and so what frances doing is this exercise is a tool that it has as the president of the security council to deny russia the opportunity to score victory in the information more is it's taking place regarding the grant. this is surely about censorship on the international stage, but i don't think for the ukraine is just going to be able to ignore this and pretend that didn't happen, or try to transfer all responsibility to russia and the families of the, of the dead prisoners award. simply aren't going to allow that to happen. united

states has no ammunition that there is no facts out there that the united states can twist or manipulate to its advantage. to the bottom line is that uh, you know, ukraine is 100 percent in the wrong here. and so the united states made. ready a uh you know, a cursory effort to, to receive the supporting ukraine. but just as how can you speak convincingly on the subject when you don't have any material available to back, the position that you want to take. united states doesn't have a moral co ops to go out there. there was then we wouldn't provide. we'd have stuff providing the webpage to create a long time ago. so, so there's no chance united states will really think it's approach to helping ukraine based upon a tragedy such as the one that took place in the united states will give congress approves it will continue to provide a weapons. and if congress doesn't in united states, won't be able to provide weapons, but the decision to give her,

your train weapons or the whole weapons back has nothing to do with any sense of, you know, morality the united states has. and certainly going to grow conscience and sale. my goodness, our weapons were misused by the premiums. we don't care, remember which the united states senators, such as lindsey graham and others who have said that you go and you know, this is the best use of american tax payer money possible. we're providing ukrainian weapons that are used to kill russians and new american lives are at stake. how is that a moral stance? so don't expect anything that's, that's morally based from the united states when it comes to it's continued support for you. great. a portion of 4 inches of open to a criminal case and to the down in of the military transport aircraft near the ukrainian border. the plane was gar, in 6 to 5 ukrainian prisoners of war for an exchange of cab when it is believed to have been struck by an untold across my cell. launched by a cranium forces flight recorders, admin salvage from the wreckage. everyone on board including 9 russian crew members

with killed in the crash. a local church held them in nor a service with those killed in the crash and many attended to pay tribute to the russian crew level. i witnessed to say that after being struck, so please get away from a nearby town. ultimate me saving lives, respect to the life of one of the navigators, all the at craft, alexa's a vice. okay. she told us how she felt on that fateful day been done if she was awarded domestic or off metal and the most important metal in a, the ation and one of the most important in russia. but i can't say to what degree he's a veteran of combat operations and syria, and he works in projects done. i knew about this flight. i 1st heard about it on the news. i hoped he'd been on board the other plan, the one that was turned around, but i realized it was him because he would always let me know when he was taking off and landing this time. there were no messages from him for a long time. i mean,

i knew it was him, but i didn't want to believe it. i hope that he had been on board another plane and just couldn't get in touch. my husband is from was coming. of course, a region in eastern cause i started, we had been married since 2005, and we have 2 daughters and 11 and a 14 year old. they already know about what happened. my husband was a real ma'am. he was a great husband and father, i always felt safe with him, hiding behind my stone walls. he was very supporters, and he had very good judgments, never deceived any one. and he lived by his morals. he loved flying, he loved his l. 76 aircraft. although he started flying on another type of aircraft, they have several times in the regiment. so we had to retrain for that bill. 762 to 3 different kinds of plans for the joint to be for the center of a very to me belgrade in russia. so it's kind of get belgrade, find yourself at the center of the news for another project. reason, of course offerings at dozens of civilians killed here uh a new year about ukrainian, shelly, and yesterday in

a town about an hour east of here at $74.00 people lost their lives when a russian illusion 76 heavy transport plane crashed. after being apparently struck by a ukrainian system. now at dmitri past costs has confirmed that there were warnings made to the ukraine's and that there were a notifications mates of ukrainian military that this flight was going to take place. there were 2 planes in the flight. yes. this attack still went ahead. now there's also been an investigation. i opened by the russian invest of committee at the sites. now we spent a day talking to people in the village. the main sense there is one a shock, but also one of great tanks for these pilots bravery. several people told us that they saw this giant plain dissolution 76, and it's very important that the viewers understand the scale of this machine weighs over 77000 kilos only. and it was heavily laden with fuel and its cargo of

ukrainian po w's. when it was still quite ukrainian air defense smith, so close to the village deposits, apparently steered away from that, crushing directly into the village and had landed in the field uh, just about a kilometer uh beyond. uh so there's a huge sense of shock there. and this all comes as a woman was targeted, a civilian that was targeted until by a drone here in the belgrade region and also. so it's a rock turning off. it seems of this violence against civilian populations on top of this terrible tragedy which we witness the. it's also worth noting, done in the key is when this news 1st broke, it was almost celebration of the downing of this heavy russian transport plan. but when the news filtered out that it was carrying ukrainian prisoners of war, uh that the messaging seem to change quite considerably. so we'll keep you updated

as this slowly develops. here from belgrade, cables or to the russian forces are to be taken positions that the ukrainian military had secured during cubes, previous counter offensive. i'll senior correspondent motor our gas. they have brought us best reports with the latest development on the front line, a little distance away from, from the front lines of the very short distance away from the above voice, which is near the boats in the, and one of the main directions of the euclidean town to offensive payloads counter offensive over the summer and never the less the credit for it says here, but able to penetrate some kilometers into russian defense has passed the dragon's teeth, the now famous will for you create infamous drag and seat defense of lie. the 1st russian defense of line we were here instead of a voya during the summer offensive through uh, autumn we so you paid in vehicles putting by the dozen. uh everyday. now,

a weird situation where do you credit and sadly, you credit an offense, if it has been reversed, they gave the russian troops or a me, a 500 meters away from closing those defensive defensive lines up again, this is russian, apple and troops, as well as special operations forces. we could also tell you that you can ease, indeed, running short of especially large, got heavy kind of a large caliber tillery shelves with even more and more se drugs kindly called drones being used by you create an attempt to uh, to compensate for the shortage in heavier arms, well also hearing from fight this here that there are much few. are you pregnant? so just maddening positions. trenches of firing positions here on the front lines which again speaks of a manpower shortage among you credit and forces. but this is indeed

a remarkable reversal uh so quickly for russian forces to have reclaimed so much territory. many, many thousands of square kilometers kids that are bubble up and i'll go to the low . this is territory, but you can sacrifice tens of thousands of soldiers, thousands of times solid personnel carriers all would cause the to, to, to take, to retake, to congress. and this is, will reverse at this point that me a 500 meters left for russia to close up. the salad that you create achieved over some of the counter insides of the alabama. i set to execute its 1st death penalty inmates by nitrogen gas asphyxiation. a new mess, so the state intends to promote as a less complicated substitute for me. for injection. i'm a little make has override nitrogen hypoxia as an execution method in 2018. that's

after legal challenges. a legend that condemned people had remained awake during lethal injections held up by the state's ability to carry out desk sentences. the method works by depriving the brain of oxygen and replacing it with nitrogen. an odorless gas that makes a 78 percent of the us at most fat, but it's lethal when held on its own. the un human rights office argues that this method may actually cause severe pain and suffering. kenneth smith was sentenced to death for his role in murder for high a plot. in 1988, he was convicted of capital moore, to with the court ordered his case to be retired because the prosecution had legally dismissed the black terrace. at a 2nd trial in 1996 the jury, but at 11 to one just best of its life and sentenced him to life without parole. because judicial override was legal in alabama until 2017. the judge was able

to quash the jury's recommendation and sentenced him to death. that's across life now to washington pain, the center c e o john dombrowski is joining us from the us capital. thank you so much for joining us. this is an unprecedented execution. some say it's cruel other, say it's in a humane. what can you tell us about this particular method of ending one's life from a medical standpoint? well, 1st off, i have to say, i mean anesthesiologist and we as anesthesiologist, do not really have a stance on medical execution because this is not the practice of medicine. okay, so that is not the practice of medicine. backpacks and medicine is to save people's lives. however, sometimes you do get caught up in these arguments because a lot of the medications or drugs that would be given to the condemned or anesthetic agents that your point a lot. when people use nitrogen,

it does deprived the brain of oxygen. and clearly this will, you know, causes someone's demise. actually in the country of switzerland. they actually have people do use in asia with nitrogen gas. so this is quite effective. i would imagine because do we get to use an ice patients which really want to end of life in switzerland and i'm sure the state of alabama has their reasons why they want to use this form of a execution. so what are new methods of execution even being explored when missile injection was, was pushed as the most human root. all right, great question. so it seems like it's funny. every, every news have a therapy or intervention. i was hanging going this way, electric chairs better. well, that was to find out what and they said it was going to be, you know, gas we would have a gas chamber. and then that was too bad so that we'd came up with a legal injection where you had an idea and you basically give someone an anesthetic overdose. and and now we've,

we've taken that part out there. you have this where you they just pumped it with nitrogen gas. i guess what can happen, what i've heard, sometimes these patients who are condemned, who have lethal injections, the ib will infill trade, or there's not really someone administering the legal agents right next the body, but several feet away, maybe 30 feet away. so a lot of things can happen this way. well, if you have someone in a sealed area with nitrogen gas, it probably was obviously more effective perhaps. i mean that's the reason why they decided to go this direction. i just am so safe. they're looking for a better way to, you know, put people to death, right? because and then you wonder, what's the, what's the end goal does but death finality still carry the kind of veterans against crime the way it used to hear you. right? i mean, i can't speak to that because that's a legal issue. i can speak to a medical issue, but, but you're right, a lot of these, you know, patients, a lot of these criminals have been on death row for quite some time. and now we're

just now getting to the point of, you know, finding out their sentence that has been, you know, judy created by, by a, by a jury there appears to have a death sentence. so i, i don't, i don't really know why the changes or things like that. i just, i know, you know, nitrogen is very effective just like carbon monoxide, would be effective. any way to, you know, commit suicide is a way of just knowing, you know, take someone's life as well. a vatican affiliated organization appeal to alabama to hold the planned execution, saying the method is barrak and uncivilized. what should take on that? i i'm not really so sure about that, per se. i do know that, you know, you know, give you a, basically, it's like you're depriving someone of oxygen from what i understand from switzerland as i mentioned, they do this for you as an agent. you did the patient in a human agent standpoint. i don't even know that they've, you know, you'd have slipped into a comb and then you know, subsequently died. so i think if you had the quote have some what you main,

this might be a pretty good way of doing it. but again, maybe they're looking at from an ethical moral standpoint versus as the, you know, she made aspect in terms of taking someone's life that are the condemned that have been found guilty by drew their peers. it's not, you know, something random. john ambrose gain, ceo all the washington paint center. thank you so much for speaking to us. thank you. mean the, as a is real, how mass were rages on protest as an israel have taken to the streets, calling for humanitarian aid to guys have to be cut off. art has made a list to be, are chief. maria for notion now has more and the story hundreds have gathered here in jerusalem in front of the canals such as these rarely paula managed to earn their leadership to stop allowing human hearing aids to guys on the banner as people hold here say no to humanitarian trucks go into have mass, the most readers believe the aid ends up in the hands of the militant, the group. israel says it fights to destroy so protest for his claim. trucks with

food, walter, medical supplies, and fuel support as roles, animal. some of those we spoke to say they fear weapons could be smuggled into the ink waves in the humanitarian vehicles as well. there are other surprises, arguments, giving that to all the trucks being carefully checked by is really forces at the boulder before being sent to guys them. some professors also told us they believe israel should not allow any humanitarian assistance into the gather street, even if it serves to is the suffering of ordinary civilian palestinians. they say garrisons voted for him as back in 2006. when the military group came to power, they support have mass and therefore they should share their responsibility for what is happening now. and what is happening now has described by many as a humanitarian catastrophe. only 4 percent of the water and gas is suitable for drinking, according to estimates at least a quarter of the $2300000.00 population's health guys are living in extreme hunger

. israel has come under immense international pressure for a tour as is created and die. a few minutes are in situation and eventually it was forced to allow some aid inside in clay. and this is exactly what people who get in here today, protesting against nature, sco sending food and drinks to the palestinian come us terrorists in gaza. and that's, that's the main message because, i mean, if you're the food who go to the people that okay, i'm the sad them. but most of the through the, not just the most, the close to that kind of thing and almost terrace. so this is about noon, it's what do you think the hand specially nothing. maybe maybe some like to have couple little today and like a few little pizza brands. every day we are a we came to to flight, all the trucks of the supply that say they do you mind me please supply that to

you, gave to the guys a paper and we don't have to supply them anything even what the like the, our prime minister is in 1973. she said even know spawn of slaughter. people have also. * here in support of these really defense forces and they're ongoing operation. and guys of demonstrators said as an act of self defense and demands to continue the operations that according to the valley, students sources claim the lives of more than $25000.00 people, including children and spar global condemnation was some even call in it's a genocide. the most readers have the answer to that. they suggest palestinians should leave guys them. let's take a listen to what people here have to say. as far as i understand my confidence, this isn't my language. i

think even in this is a going to come of the rooms. they tend to, to control the limits view. so now they need to we don't need to die, but we need to we need to continue that we cannot give up. if we cannot go into a ceasefire, we cannot allow humanitarian aid to go in to gaza. there's really no difference between civilians and how much. at this point, we have to finish the northeast fire northeast fire until the hostages are back. mazda, spanish, 100 percent finished. this price is just one of many other is happening in these

roll most on a daily basis. in the last 3 months, people take to the street for different reasons with different demands, but all of them are angry and disappointed with how the government deals with this car and situation. earlier on the friday, the families of the hostages held in captivity and gases for more than 110 days, protested in front of military headquarters and tele leave, demanding the government to work harder to make a deal with him as to see the loved ones back home, there was no official confirmation to that, but the reports were earlier this week and that these row had offered him as a 2 month loan ceasefire. the idea of withdrawal from major towns of gaza and the release of some palestinian prisoners from is really jails in exchange for hostages . now we hear from these rows, newspaper hot is the, is row, and some us have reached and basic agreement on most terms of the choice and the deal. the newspaper hayes fighting sources close to negotiation process. this

information cannot be verified though by now. but if true, it would mean a real break for a mass of blaze has erupt at a prominent hospital in the arabian capital. on thursday. report say all the patients have been evacuated so far without any casualties, are to correspondence use of july. the reports on the aftermath it took firefighters sarah hours to port out huge flames that engulfed one of the largest hospitals in jeff ron the gone d hotel, hospital caught fire around 6 30 pm local time, 193 patients while receiving medical care. as we speak with already say all the patients have been evacuated and transferred to other hospitals and that new depths have be reported to. i mean, this is much more we are here with you by the grace of god. nobody was injured in the fire, but there were patients in the hospital who needed special care and were given

priority for transportation to nearby facilities. the remaining individuals are waiting to be made. the fire broke out from the eastern side of the 11th floor of the 21 story building and then quickly spread to the higher floor shrouding other sides of the hospital. for now, because of the incident is not clear, and that the minister of interior who was at the scene said investigation has kick started to determine how the incident occurred. i spoke to the sports person up there on firefighting department, about how it all happened. he said for now the kind of comment on this matter, but set up all inappropriate material used. and the facade of the building accelerated the expansion of the place on the 16th and 17th flores of the hospital and its facade were completely engulfed in flames. the fire spread, but we were able to evacuate everyone and prevent the fire from entering the main body of the building. firefighters with the help of medical staff in nurses have

nearly completed the evacuation, but a search for the remaining individuals is ongoing. for all the details surrounding the possible casualties, injuries on the cause of the fire are not clear and disordered. he's all for these have advised the public to stay tuned for official results to be announced in the coming hours and days. so we cannot tell for now if they've gone to the hospital incident has anything to do with the ongoing escalation in the region and the repetitive retaliatory operations exchange between iran and is well in the wake of the gaza war. but we do know that the gun d is one of the most important and best equipped hospitals in the middle east, which was built 15 years ago to boost medical tourism. and these long the for public i'll be wrong. it host a significant number for and patients mostly from your wallet and other countries to receive treatment.