to text them to the the well, the central, the kitchen, a and organization says that these relax any credibility to investigate the killing of its 78 work as a guy. and that's probably idea of admitted to say yes but claimed it for, it was positing, have mass members carts bearing $33000.00 for surgery. all the lives was in the god, this trip thousands pay to the streets of ron and acute show of support for palestine. as a civilian death told and gathered grows ever higher to key become becomes the latest country to quit the conventional on the 4th as treaty a former milestone of european security,

which russia says last thoughts with reality. the kind of the welcome to our teaching national reaching you live for my new center. in moscow, i am michael porch. in other words, central kitchen size. these are all can not be trusted to carry out and independent investigation into the deadly idea of strikes on its aid walker. at 7 of the organizations workers with kills while leaving a food warehouse or the idea of his friends fired to senior offices. although he claim that's for his thoughts at the way pocketing him ass militants, we demand the creation of an independent commission to investigate the killings of our colleagues. the ideas cannot credibly investigate its own site. you're in garza world sense. ok. turn these out. rangers right now and doesn't seem to get ready to accept these roles. apology, you this statement, space trust. the idea of

a video of fails to show any reason to keep secure, military and convoys, which carry new weapons and post no threats. they call for a systemic change to avoid more apologies, more grieving families and more military failures is most recent. one was fall from the only deadline mistake by his really army. on monday night 7 workers from the international charity that provides foods relief in prices and conflict zones, including starving guidelines were killed when their cars clearly marked with the organization's logo, were heats after the team had unloaded food broke. so that's how the student in clay, bye see in the area by the way, where the u. s. is planning to build it. ports to bring humanitarian assistance to gaza using mary time rules and on those killed her citizens. all the us. so stranded canada, the u. k and paul and how student driver also died shortly after they moved into

happens these really leadership admitted unintentional strikes and involved a trends. parents pro an earlier on friday the army published the statements calling. what happened a mistake? the investigations findings indicate that the incident should not have it could. those who approved the strike would convinced that they would targeting onto myself protests and not world central kitchen employees. the strikes on the vehicles is a great mistake stemming from a series failure due to a mistaken identification areas in decision making and then attack country to the standard operating procedures. the idea of this me to officer is operating drive is involved in the killing and disappointing 3 others saying all 5 mishandled critical information, but it seems world is not ready to let's you have another deadline. mistake buys really on the go. here's a very harsh response from the un human rights kind of so for the 1st time in 6 months, all the conflicts taken clear and firm positions condemning israel. attacking

people or objects involved in humanitarian assistance may amount to a war crime. as a high commissioner has repeatedly stated, impunity must, and the total price body also adopted the resolution that way on friday. demand going to stop all arms sales to israel to close. prevent further violations of international humanitarian law and violations and abuses of human rights. its trust that the international court of justice ruled in january that there is a plausible risk of genocide in gaza. and ever since things only got worse and they have, how is street and, and clay friday's resolution also calls for an immediate cease fire, immediate emergency humanitarian access and a systems. and also to end the is really occupation of the west bank. and is jerusalem considered illegal? according to the international law, at least the siege all the guys a street on the vault. the idea of ins,

agent densely populated ratcliffe and goes south, were up to 1500000 people. now sheltering sky conditions with israel saying it is ready to launch a large scale operation. there are 2 fights have mass militants, israel's ambassador to the un in geneva. slam the resolution as a stain for the human rights council and for the un as a whole. but it seems that israel is getting to a deeper and deeper international isolation and who have to do something with that . and while the international condemnation is mounting protests against these really warring guys and grow on the ground and a 0 gun is jerusalem on the west bank as well, with tension is often ended up paying class ashes with these really forces it is the last friday before the end of losing told the month of ramadan, thousands of his long deliverers have gather as for prayers in act similar squatters, the most sacred shrines for movements injurious and ins all see to that you can see

behind me earlier on friday, these really forces fire a t, a gas that thousands of worshippers were chanting slogans against israel is offensive in the pals student in play and playing the lives of more than 33000 people reading as g as a house ministry says is really forces arrested at least 5. all they worshippers, some reports say even age and see are more potential clashes. security has been fighting out here in the area with lots of israeli forces deployed on the ground. the roads leading here have been cordoned off as things are in tens again very quickly. and easily now was more on the global outrage of becoming a bit 7 aid worst case. but the relative and relative silence about the depths of 33000 policy unions over the past 6 months. here is archie, is donald cortez across the main stream media stories of 78 workers from the world . central kitchen kills,

trying to provide relief in gaza. buying is really air strike. israel faces global condemnation for what, what it calls a mistaken strike the world. central kitchen is posing in scarsdale operations off the 7 of its workers were killed in an air strike one palestinian and 6 foreigners, including one dual american canadian, as well as an australian and europeans. and is rarely officials are under and unusually high amounts of pressure to take responsibility for their actions. first of all, this is where the government's apologizing to the families of the i'd work is carols, including the 3 families and breton, all of us have expressed breast grief about this again. right? but all you apologize, the frank, to be frank, if you let me on, so christian is no point attacking me already. i've just arrived. i'm happy to talk to you. i'm just also a simple question. i want an answer to that. you want to apologize. allow me to wants for this was a mistake was moved, so you can apologize already. you don't need to know that the precise details to issue an apology to grieving family life something. there are grieving families and

we grieve with them because clearly, so here in terms of traffic has happened. but while the uproar now you'd have to be from a different planet to think that this was the 1st time a handful of civilians were killed by israel. well, most of the 7 dead aid workers had passports from western countries, and that's enough for western journalists to hold their politicians fee, to the flags of any repercussions united states. i mean, i know you're gonna say that you're waiting for the, the results, the investigation, everything. but as we've discussed them in the we've had this before, investigations, we keep seeing these really, it wasn't just the 7 i think are 208 were so up until 5. that's right. yeah. dollars. we're going to push them to do better as we have done since the beginning . you have a definitive assessment. that's no violation. so it's so we have not at this time concluded that israel has violated international humanitarian law. but these are very much ongoing processes, following the massage of the peoples of influence, the violation of international humanitarian law. your, your question presumes at this very early hour, that it was

a deliberate strike that they knew exactly what they were hating that they were hitting a workers and did it on purpose. and there's no evidence of that. it's about time. some serious public attention was given to the flight of aid workers in gaza, and in this case, the chief of world central kitchen says his staff were deliberately targeted by the israelis and part of what he said was not a war on terrorism. but a war against humanity itself, for its part, israel says it's supposedly high precision military technology misidentified its target. this try cause not carried out with the intention of homie w, c k, a well, cuz it was a mistake that followed me. so you didn't if occasion night during the war in a very complex conditions, it shouldn't have happened. oops, that's also how tel aviv is brushed off the over $12000.00 children that have been killed and gaza since last october. i figured that surpasses the total number of

dead kids in conflicts between 20192022. just one. look at the l. c. for hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming force is being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such astronomical collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in gaza. active as jonathan pull like believes it's become abundantly clear, but he's real is waging a war validation and starvation against the people of gas. it is something that happens time and again, just recently we've seen more 8 seeker is being targeted by if any fire we've seen what happened did she felt hospital where hundreds of people have been heard, including at least dozens of medical staff and um, and, and hospitalized people, um, it is part of is really denial,

isn't that is being allowed by the international community. unfortunately, it has been made abundantly clear that the international community takes the dates of international explicitly international is more seriously than the desk of palestinians that does the mean blood is cheap to the international community. and the only way to, to rectify this is by stopping itself by forcing it failed to stop it's war and gaza is really, it's obviously waging a war against civilians waging a war fund. i elation of starvation. and that's the data. the bigger picture, the war is one big case of targeting the civilian population for revenge, if for a full, for planting terror in the hearts of lesbians and for the illumination and the

ethnic cleansing off the people, guessing what the civilian desk told and gaza. now passing the $33000.00 the muslim world has united in demonstrations the mob, the audio codes day, which is dedicated to the flight of policy unions across parts of the most of them . well, the people have been taking to the streets and the show of solidarity, as well as to voice and provide easels actions in gaza. and it's you, as military support, peaceful mass protest were held in several countries. are these use of july the report from you, ron, the people in the capital rod across the country or marketing the display? already with the palace media people. on the last friday of the casting monica from the basement to raise awareness of the palace, the logins against israel,

and calls for an error return for jerusalem. designated back in 1979 bytes blades committee. and it has since been widely observed in the country and other parts of the world this year. so it stays totally different from the previous services. are facing the military campaign by israel now. and it's sort of a resolution to the occupation of palestine resonates even more urgently ever today. there's time around, the demonstrators have been invented their anger, i guess the idea of learning these really flag and sharing thing to israel. basically, they want to ship to big powers, fine holding signs with awareness raising messages,

i can see why cards bearing the trigger. 33000 for surgery in the lives was in the gaza strip since the conflict demonstrators also the reset, this really attack that killed the number of the central kitchen made workers deal inquire because try and workspace ations that is real, does not stick to any international law we can also see pictures demonstrating this tale of the destruction which the after to really what is really lame to be an operation to printers here, sorry about the united states continues to support the idea of military officers

a few days as well as hospital facilities and damascus on monday which. * senior officers, the bodies military detention people were providing assistance to the syrian army twice how many of these rail. 1 pretensions for israel resistance

american bases on washington brings appears to be idea of these people in the shared space really attracting diplomatic conditions as an active aggression against the countries sovereignty added on as or so every year a change based on the latest state of affairs and the remains the same was the wrong bit to see this, they address a true shape ship lines on the policy. the smaller one has called on most that makes sense to turn off subject to that

situation. the other kid is head nouns. it's withdraw from the trinity of convention of all the forces of the agreement was the bedrock of the european security system during the last years of the cold war. by losing smalling a similar move while russia already quitted last year, claiming its covering provisions were unacceptable. but let's not across to our discourse button. yes. the make and reporting from istanbul. yeah, i think it's good to have you join me now. so the key of becomes the latest country to exit a treaty with moscow said had last thoughts with reality. what does this entail for the more than de secuity, assess them in your statement coming out of moscow is in line with the statements coming out of bunker about the trade in the general approach to agreement, such as this does lose its meaning. but it seems that uncle, it was a little bit more forthcoming and good built for the most part in parts you're

happy and wishful thinking. but what we're looking at right now is the disruption of, of the european security system and covers decisions and policy with likes of moscow . and mens really highlights in the level of this trust within this last, within the member states of this agreement. and what we're looking at right now is not just the shifting policies, but also a shift in how the united states is operating over the course of the last few decades. we've seen number a number of trade in signed by different parties. but the most fundamental argument, whether that's from moscow or from uncle, i suggest that the agreement has us as meaning referring to the one sided approach to national interest, as well as the double standards that have been set as a president towards member states. like, i'd like to talk to you and rush out. luckily too far back when the treaty was 1st assigned to 1990 and adopted in 1999. there were 22 member states that signed the agreement. 16 were from nato. the other 6 were from the warsaw pact organization

and the idea of the police, the general idea was to ensure that there was some common ground that there was a trade in line that the conventional arms were to be investigated and monitored. this was supposed to be mutual, but when the, during the early got a patient in 1999, that was not of course ratified by the needle states suggested that instead of holding the entire block or the group into account that the countries would individually have different aspects in regards to these trees, which really a lot less than the rush. that's a, there's a lot of face and the general approach of the collective west. and just getting the shaded the withdrawal in 2007 and was successfully able to withdraw in 2020 is realistic. listen to what the russian form is. you're have to say in late november of last year, the will socrates of nato and member states and claimed countries have clearly shown their inability to reach and on their agreements. at this point, it is impossible to reach an arms control agreement with them. me when reality

compels them to return to constructive and realistic positions can a dialog on these matters to be revived as part of the efforts to establish a new european security system. it says the interest of russia and all other countries that reject west in victor. in another matter of great contention has been the general approach of the western, but of course the last few years. and they know has been accused of insight and conflict and ukraine as well as the admission of finland. and sweden incident made a blog under underlines on other very important and crucial matter that moscow has been trying to quite lead vocal and adamant about. and that is natal ascension is one of the most goals read lice. but despite that nato has been focused on expanding its territorial border with washer. and this is something that moscow just will not accept in the general status is that the us and its allies will have to learn that there are consequences, but also learn what was the red lines are assistant to another statement from the russian ministry of foreign affairs this was from may of 2023 that i shift to look

forward to the west. the counts of our adversaries picking up all law signals very seriously. this is a historical moment. they have to draw some conclusions. is that you have to finland and sweden, applications to join, nato have significantly worse, and the military and political landscapes in europe. they've had a significant impact on the situation. so that now we simply have to solve problems in terms of ensuring our own safety. and what we're looking now is, of course we have rushes withdrawal on the one hand and the general course of action of the course, the last few years has led to charge. you had to feel the same way, and it is highlighting essentially the same red lines and concerns of moscow is quite quite ottoman to them. that is the national interest of these nations, as well as the national border security. and since turkey has been following suit, it announced that it wouldn't be mis trying. and this is a statement to david back to last year when that decision was made. we regret the russian federations decision to withdrawal from the treaty on conventional armed

forces in europe. under such conditions, we, together with all the nato allies that the states policies needed to suspend the implementation of the treaty for as long as necessary. but to summarize everything, we need to understand what led to this is not as if most going on for one day, just decided to pull it up and treaties the us and its status towards these agreements have set a precedent for many of these countries. for example, the open sky, straight back in 2020, when the us decided to do now we're not unilaterally withdraw, as well as the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty. we need to set a precedent for many of these nations to res. trust in the general collective blocks, whether that's the west, whether we were talking about new jobs. but what we're looking at right now is a different approach for me on that as well. we understand most girls read lines, but i'm kind of says that the process is reversible. buddy, it highlights what needs to be done in order for that process to be reversed and in line with the sentiments coming from the problem. and it states that the national

security interest of these countries need to be a near to, as well as the other national address within the broader region. otherwise, we will be where we are here today. it's an audio a ride heartache or spin and yes, and they can, they're bringing us up to speed. thank you. let's don to east africa now where somalia has expels be a massive of neighboring fuel via the spot centers on a dispute about access to a port in the break away regional. somebody land mogadishu says its territorial integrity boss to be respected, a smell that's $107.00, it's sovereignty in light of se, up in interference in our internal affairs. we've demanded if you up as an investor leaf within 72 hours and our closing consulates in how gauged and guttural way i'll reserve in protection. now, territory is steadfast. bolton shows have been inflamed up between somalia and to

get the o p. s. since i just the by signed a memorandum of understanding would break we region office to model the land and the different circumstances. the kind of deal between ethiopia and somali land would have been actively straightforward because one country grants, if land lots me by access to c port and by extension took international trade. and invitations is rewarded a political price, but some of the land is just a defacto country. and since the political price was nothing less than, it's the o p s taking steps towards recognizing some of the land as a southern states, serious repercussions have followed us since that deal discussion on the 1st of january. this, the, the somali government to quote this and best suited to ethiopia and immediately declared the blocking the accord uh, national priority to days off to the use of the m. o. use somebody prison signed

a parliamentary bull decree, entering the deal. not in void, a position to the deal spread quickly among the public and government officials participated in the young protest, marching the somali capital on the 11th of january. this. yeah, and that is quite a lot that some money is angry about more than just the, the idea that the opium might recognize somebody lands independence. somalia accuse is just a box of mid links and it's in turning in the face that initiating discusses about in a fee of state with a um, uh somebody lands without even trying to notify move. i do see in advance and baltimore, oddly official sage, they do not object. so you get to your appeal, i'm not the ports. i'm gaining access to a port along the some on the are close to for commercial purposes. they draw the line. actually if you open military installation on what they consider, so montessori, this is of course deep. and despite the fact that move that issue is not really

sure what exactly is in the memorandum of understanding which is not creating the conflict between the countries. on the other hand, if the opium prime minister and somebody lands president had presented the deal as a major win for the respective national goals. but before the generally memorandum the closest, if the opium quotes to the ownership was some agreement in 2017 but opted that's everything, just go through. and of course, to add to the epi center of the whole conflict is somebody lands been reported, which occupies a strategic position in the whole north africa. and lies on a very busy shipping route for traffic to and from the middle eastern, eastern africa. and at the main beneficiary of all of this, and this whole complex call a place could be somebody like, even though it is the time to miss break ways, stay from somalia. that has the persistency pursued independence for 33 years. it

has states institution. it has the military and is functioning, political and economic system. but it's independence is not recognized by any country. and somalia considered as somebody like to be part of its territory. and why is that the opiate is impinging upon itself and see, but what we do know so far is that to the resulting crisis could escalate as the model is running into a national supports to the deal. while it the open, somebody lined up has determined to go ahead with the steel observers and indeed some of the officials. the cf. the dispute may play into the hands of also bob, which is the missteps, insurgency, samaria, and said that paula rice has the region. well, that's all for me now, my colleague wherever associated will be with you and it's all over you off with more stories and updates by now the

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