the u. n. has cooled on use round to hold. it's operation in the palestinian territory and do more to protect civilians. but we'd know assigned the fighting could soon and many in janine have been left. we'd only one option, fling the homes good and fire winds out in the city of jeanine. as is really armoured vehicles patrol the streets, many here are turning their back some of the city they once called home. the fighting between is really forces and how much n his lumber to hunt a palestinian resistance group, backed by a run as less than with no other choice. we suddenly heard special forces run away. so we went to the kitchen, but gunshots went through. so we went to the living room and then gunshots. were there too? we went to the bedroom, more gunshots. we didn't know where to go. these were the military operation, and jeanine has brought the city to a standstill. eye witness as a public services are collapsing, forcing local medical facilities to turn to back up supplies for power and water. in the ballot, the is the 4th

you know, the u. n. has largely been quiet when it comes to atrocities against russians in this conflict. in crimes by ukraine, which of course we have to remember the date back to 2014, this war started way before 2022 and the world has largely forgotten that fact. so look anything the u. n. does. to try to be more fair and even added and this is important about molly and new j. i have called the a ties with key of over ukraine's openly declared support for in such an see in the africa key of how they insist that the diplomatic spot is low because of sponsor on the suppose the russian propaganda and not silver invites the payment, was the super easy to see crane has expressed his position on these decisions by molly a new share. we decided to cancel all accusations against the supporters of international terrorism. this is a part of the russian narrative russian propaganda. creating this image as a few crane is involved in some kind of terrorism. these 2 countries have made their decisions in the haste

but the u. n . has expressed its desire to gain access to the region for on, on the ground investigation. we are requesting that russia grant access to its territory to be able to obtain further information. i mean, i'm glad they're doing it. i think it's important how significant i don't know. i mean, the problem is, of course, that all the power in the u. n. is in the security council and the us as a veto power there. so they're not gonna allow any significant action to be done based on any investigation done in person, but you know, it's positive, it's good. the someone cares, you know, the u. n. has largely been quiet when it comes to atrocities against russians in this conflict. in crimes by ukraine, which of course we have to remember the date back to 2014, this war started way before 2022 and the world has largely forgotten that fact. so look, anything new and does to try to be more fair and even added. and this is important. malia and these have caught the ties with key a little bit. ukraine

the u. n. has expressed its desire to gain access to the reading the for on, on the ground investigation we are requesting that russia grant access to its territory to be able to obtain further information. i mean, i'm glad they're doing it. i think it's important how significant i don't know. i mean, the problem is, of course, that all the power in the u. n is in the security council, and the u. s. has a veto power there, so they're not gonna allow any significant action to be done based on any investigation done in person. but you know, it's positive, it's good to some one chair, you know, the u. n. has largely been quiet when it comes to atrocities against russians in this conflict in crimes by ukraine, which of course, we have to remember the date back to 2014. this war started way before 2022 and the world has largely forgotten that fact. so look, anything new and does to try to be more fair and even added. and this is important about malia and these have caught the ties with key of over u

the u. n. has expressed in its desire to gain access to the region the front on the ground investigation we are requesting that russia grant access to its territory to be able to obtain further information. i mean, i'm glad they're doing it. i think it's important how significant i don't know. i mean, the problem is, of course, that all the power in the u. n. is in the security council. and the us as a veto power there. so they're not gonna allow any significant action to be done based on any investigation, dunning hers, but, you know, it's positive, it's good. someone care, you know, the u. n. has largely been quiet when it comes to atrocities against russians in this conflict. in crimes by ukraine, which of course we have to remember the date back to 2014, this war started way before 2022 and the world has largely forgotten that fact. so look, anything new and does to try to be more fair and even added. and this is important to us to stop supplying ease, roll with weapons and money and energy

the u. n. has fired 9 staff members following an internal investigation into allegations that they were involved. the october 7th, a moss terror attacked. the pro was launched after israel accused staff at own role the you ins agency for palestinians of taking part in the attacks of the 19 people investigated. the un says 9 may have been involved. international diplomats are scrambling to prevent a regional war from a rough thing in the middle east. this as it ran on monday, so that it would not compromise on his plan to retaliate against israel for last week's deadly attack against a mos leader is mile. i mean, yeah, into wrong meantime, israel is mobilizing to counter the threats from tehran is really defense administered to launch today saying that he has ordered air force commanders to prepare for quote, anything, including a swift transition to a fence is real, has not confirmed or denied that it was behind the killing of i mean you were earlier, we asked former is really intelligence offi

the u. n. has confirmed that at least 30 people were killed when a dam collapse in eastern sou dawn on sunday. hundreds more are missing. the r, bob's down was the main water source for 4th through don, an important city for 8 operations and the war torn country. so time has seen widespread flooding, falling weeks of heavy rain. the lease in india have fired tear gas and water cannon and protesters, demanding the resignation of officials over the rape and murder of a training doctor. demonstrators accuse the west bank all state cheese minister of mishandling the investigation. one volunteer police officer has been charged, but the victim's family believes more men were involved. the french judge has extended police custody. and for pablo door of the russian born seal, the telegram messaging ap, he was arrested near paris over the weekend as part of an investigation into criminal activity on the platform which claims to have almost a 1000000000 users. the kremlin has accused france of attempting

but from entering the country, the u. n. has criticized the tale bones, news so called virtue low, which prevents women from singing or raising the voices in public as kind of women are attempting to protest the latest tracked down on their rights despite being silenced on the streets, to model the them, i see the good the, do you make me a prisoner in my home for the crime of being a woman? so things this on the identified woman from the gun capital kabul, which was posted on social media. does it um, on the. * my know, the, the, the, the phone in another video, this woman from the northeast of the country is also protesting. the tyler binds new morality laws. they include a ban on women singing well, honda, the today as homo and even reading aloud in public own home. but at home a note to tell a band, these women shant there among a number of scans, living in exile also take into social media, go to share goals that uh that defying the vice and but tools which stay to women's voices intimate. so shouldn't be heard outside

um the u. n. has largely been quiet when it comes to atrocities against russians in this conflict in crimes by ukraine, which of course, we have to remember the date back to 2014. this war started way before 2022 and the world has largely forgotten that fact. so look anything to you and does to try to be more fair and even and it, and this is important. all right, done before i let you go. the 2nd thing on past events such as you may remember the i a visit to the is i put really didn't nuclear power plant because shell josby full that arrival. well, that sounds is of a similar scenario and fold in clueless and put it in the un mission risk. well, i think that is a big risk and it's one that should not be discounted. look, ukraine's desperate right now the whole move and curse shows their desperation. and so it wouldn't surprise me if they tried to prevent the you went from getting into curse. yeah, it's really is very interesting, but after me with that, i've always places that don't cover that ev

the u. n. has us for the drug screening investigation of these pictures issue the secretary jones is concerned about reported mass or rest of thousands of young people. e is also alarmed by emerging reports about the excessive use of force by security forces, and credible evidence of human rights violation. step on whether she government leaves the opposition parties of inciting violence in the recent news because bond one party, the democracy, swami and it's associated groups calling them vote. militant detritus, organizations began since invasion of a 3rd party who got into it and started attacking the government establishment to many of the government on the public properties this started attacking and also killing. but to also look on solution to many who for the government responsible for the violence on its own people for them that i'm good in defiance is not dying down. been sick. i just, this is a reminder now the top story that we're following for you. you as president biden and vice p

the u. n. has it's fired 9 staff members following an internal investigation into allegations that they were involved in the october 7th . i'm off terror attacks. the probably was launched after israel accused staff at unreal the humans agency for palestinians taking part in the attacks of the 19 people investigated. the un says 9 may have been involved the international diplomat scrambling to prevent a regional war from the rough thing in the middle east tonight. this is iran on monday, said that it would not compromise on his plan to retaliate against israel for last week. deadly attack against on loss leader is male. i mean, yeah, into wrong meantime, israel is mobilizing to counter the threats from tehran is really defense minister . golan says that he's ordered air force commanders to prepare for, quote, anything, including a swift transition to a fence. israel has not confirmed hasn't denied that it was behind funding. as sure as how boss considers its leadership options following the kil

the u. n. has brief journalist here saying that to the number, the number of aid trucks getting into guys it is, has dropped by nearly half in the last month or so. there is now a threat of polio that the un is trying to deal with in guys as well. they're gonna start to try to roll out some you back the back to back to nations as early as this weekend. but the bottom line is 63 percent according to you and 63 percent of all structures in the gaza strip had been destroyed or badly damaged. well, over 85 percent of the entire area of the guys a strip has been under some sort of evacuation order. so the situation is terrible, quite frankly, the un doing all that. they can to try to get a, to those who need it the most under the absolute worst conditions. now, during the, as the emergency meeting, that will be starting here in the next few minutes. we do also expect to hear, besides from the briefers, probably all of the security council members, but also a south africa has asked to to, to speak as

n. urgent israel to halt large scale raisins in the occupied westbank when you came to closing. so i would say to 10, why it's here. we cannot go further at this point. we are from our corresponded on the ground as israel claims its forces killed and as long as you have commander in a shoot out an amount. also coming up a tough response to the zoning, a knife of attack, the german government announces new security and asylum measures. after last week's test, we've stopping linked to the so called comic and the top white house aide holds rare direct talks with china as president in beijing, the frictions rising across the stage of the us in china, trying to put some relations on a firmer foundation. the welcome to the show, i'm the call for least the un secretary general is calling on israel to immediately halt. it's large scale military operation in the occupied westbank for now. israel presses had been claims to have killed 5 palestinian militants and a gun battle in a mosque on thursda

n has temporarily halted aid at certain points over the last 10 or so months for an hour or 2. this is the 1st time they've been forced to hold o aide throughout the entire guys a strip area. now the un will be holding a briefing here un headquarters and will be starting very shortly. but the headline here is it is unprecedented. the situation in gaza and at the un at this very stage is reassessing everything and can no longer provide any aid anywhere in the gaza strip. i mean, it's as i suppose it, the important thing to come to the area gabriel does it and actually when was there was a you and briefing that was his schedule and that's listening to me and just said he didn't get any more detail on okay. has been explaining to us the change over the last few weeks. the last couple of months. what we're seeing now is families, mother is children, dragging their belongings. most people are moving by service. that is very limited access to any kind of vehicle, was this kind of displacement. now people just don't know what to go. if you seen that you monetary an area to see the com

the u. n. has expressed its desire to gain access to the region for on, on the ground investigation. we are requesting that russia grant access to its territory to be able to obtain further information. i mean, i'm glad they're doing it. i think it's important how significant i don't know. i mean, the problem is, of course, that all the power in the u. n. is in the security council. and the us as a veto power there. so they're not gonna allow any significant action to be done based on any investigation done in person, but you know, it's positive, it's good to someone care. you know, the un has largely been quiet when it comes to atrocities against russians in this conflict. in crimes by ukraine, which of course we have to remember the date back to 2014, this war started way before 2022 and the world has largely forgotten that fact. so look anything the u. n. does. to try to be more fair and even added. and this is important. the malia of new jersey, i have called the ties with key m. o by korea

the u. n. has organized a solidarity stand in southern level. what 21 power emetics have been killed in his way. the strikes and salt teva say that honda has more from the a good memory things to mandatory and workers who lost their lives in conflict. 7 and a single is really striking, this village in southern lebanon in march, the united nations came to the side of the attack to hold the solidarity stand to mark world humanitarian day. this has to stop. the un resident coordinator said, well, calling for international humanitarian law to be respected. so today that is why we're here. we're here to underline that humanitarians are on the front lines. humanitarians are there to provide assistance and protection to civilians. we need to ensure that humanitarians are protected and that civilians are protected. 21, paramedics have been killed and this really strikes since has been launched. attacks in solidarity with garza in october. and while the warring sides have largely confined or a text of military targets, civilians have been caught in the c

they will l as on the very interesting to listen to that interview, that now the u. n. has organized a solidarity stand in southern 11 on with 21. paramedics have been killed and is really strong since october. the number of attacks has increased since as roles targeted killing of a top has bullet canada and they were southern suburbs. according to the u. n. 23 people have been killed since the beginning of the month, and the call to reports from our j u. memory things humanitarian workers who lost their lives in conflict. 7 and a single is really striking, this village in southern lebanon. in march. the united nations came to the side of the attack to hold the solidarity stand to mark world humanitarian day. this has to stop. the un resident coordinator said, well, calling for international humanitarian law to be respected. so today that is why we're here. we're here to underline that humanitarians are on the front lines. humanitarians are there to provide assistance in protection to civilians. we need to ensure that humanitarians are protected and that civilians are p

what holly watch would look like in the u. n. has actually called the input independent investigation on the government's response to these protests. do you believe that the international community should do something to help or bangladesh, or is that something a situation that should be sorted internally? absolutely not. the government solved the matter to natalie. when, before all the blacks should be for our brothers and sisters had died by the black chalk, this is now a matter of high rise the method of democracy price. i'm not going to just call making the crimes against human a lot of a program. so if i were brothers, the items that are being picked up over 9000 people have been picked up and have been the, have been put into days by the bundle dish garbage. so all you have to do with the bundle of dish, with the protectors phone, bundle, dish you'll app. all you have to do is bring the national media everything to match the box and what's done to the bottom, and didn't realize the government, the actual bev. bev made, or r

uh, so this has been a very much, an ongoing, intense negotiation. the u. n. has 2000 plus workers ready to go to make this happen. they come from the w h o a as well as on raw and, and, and other organizations as well. did we get an idea of what was listening to that press conference of some of the challenges ahead? because according to one spokesperson for overall, who has been saying that look, things like evacuating orders, for example, in the gaza strip or making planning extremely difficult. so yeah, you know what, we're talking to a veteran, a health care officials here who worked in combat zones before. and they say they've never seen anything like what they're experiencing and cause it's just that challenging of the situation. given how much people have been on the move. nevertheless, they say that while this is not an ideal situation, it is a plan that they can live with and that they're hold full about. but there is a lot of uncertainty. for example, the vaccination campaigns are expected to last from early in the morning till early afternoon from a

n has actually called on him, but independent investigation on the government's response to these protests, do you believe that the international community should do something to help or bangladesh or is that something a situation that should be sorted internally? absolutely not. the government solved the matter to natalie. when, before all the blacks shed before our brothers and sisters had died by the black chalk. this is now a matter of high rise the method of democracy price, and that we just call meeting the crimes against human a lot of a poll live. so if i would rather die than, oh, well then start being picked up over 9000 people have been picked up and have been a, we have been putting into days by the bottom of this garbage. so all the way down to the bottom of it with the projectors, obama, this ill app, all you have to do is bring the national media and everything to match the box, and what's done to the box, and didn't realize the government's defense the actual bev. bev made, or rather i'm suspicious that they had the police got shot, or somebody to talk to our brothers and s

you know, the u. n. has largely been quiet when it comes to atrocities against russians in this conflict in crimes by ukraine, which of course, we have to remember the date back to 2014. this war started way before 2022 and the world has largely forgotten that fact. so look, anything the un does to try to be more fair and even added. and this is important. molly, i'm is your m have cut the size of the key, literally cleans opening the declared support for insurgents in africa. okay. and how, what about in system didn't provide that spice is old because suppose russian propaganda and all of this southern lights, the elusive as the to see crane has expressed as a position on these decisions by molly or a new share. we decided to cancel all accusations against the select orders from to international terrorism. this is a part of the russian narrative, me, russian propaganda. creating this image as if in crane isn't all in some kind of terrorism for peace. 2 countries have made their decisions in the haste an

n has low intelligence appeal for hundreds of millions of dollars to help those facing severe fruitful touches and nigeria, foxes are reporting arise, and the number of people being admitted to hospital with acute small nutrition, mazda trip, edris reports from my degree. if this market comes to me, say you do a shopping for health problems next to you and she is not happy with like she see when the 24 hours ago a measure of rice was about 1 dollar $0.40. now they say it's around $1.55, that's moving a 10 percent increase in just the day and that's just part of the arrival of newly harvested for to the markets and level courses. it's timely, missed the the previous night and breakfast this morning. the day it was within these days a meal of days and luxury. it's almost impossible to beat 3 times a day. this is particularly hard for us without the rising for prizes or forcing more people into honda and media eating food that's cheaper. but as the investment push it together, that's increasing illness and leading to the hospital admissions money to say several factors of pushing of foot

the u. n. has us for the drug screening investigation of these pictures issue the secretary jones is concerned about reported mass arrest of thousands of young people. e is also alarmed by emerging reports about the excessive use of force by security forces, and credible evidence of human rights violation on whether she government leaves the opposition parties of inciting violence in the recent news. because the bond one party, the democracy swami and its associated groups calling them vote, militant detritus, organizations began cents invasion of a 3rd party who got into it and started attacking the government establishment as many of the government on the public properties this started attacking. and also killing but to also look on solution to many who towards the government responsible for the violence on its own people. for them, the ongoing defiance is not dying down. been to get justice on this big of this story now with naomi who's saying she's a professor of development studies at the

what holly watch would look like in the u. n. has actually called on him, but independent investigation on the government's response to these protests. do you believe that the international community should do something to help or bangladesh, or is that something a situation that should be sorted internally? absolutely not the government to follow the matter. we do not need. when, before all the blacks should, before our brothers and sisters have died by the black chalk, this is now a matter of high rise the method of democracy price. i'm not going to just call making the crimes against too many deep and a lot of approval. so if i would rather die than, oh, well then start being picked up over 9000 people have been picked up and have been, have been putting into days by the bottom of this garbage. so all the way back to the bottom of it with the projectors, obama, this you'll app. all you have to do is bring the national media and everything to match the box. and what's the bottom and dental besides the government's defense? the

small trips for a statement that appeared to justify closing mass starvation in garza the u. n. has criticized israel for its use of quotes. deadly will fantastics during a military operation in the west bank. well then, a dozen palestinians have been killed in a series of raids carried out by as ready forces. israel says the operations target to terrorist infrastructure in the west bank are and is there any hostage who is being held in the gaza strip by hamas since last? october has been welcomed home by his between our family in the village of cock, for kite tied far hon. alkahottie was freed by his rails military officer. he was found alone in a tunnel in southern garza and the french president. the money of my call has welcomed b. u. k is prime minister to the eliza palace in paris. cast on his visit comes a day off to he visited his german count, if possible, afoot, invalid installment says he aims to turn a corner on britain's 2020 exit from the you. by improving relations on the continent. the 2020 full paralympic games have begun in paris with an opening ceremony celebra

the u. n. has confirmed that at least 30 people were killed when a dam collapse in eastern. so john, on sunday, hundreds more are still missing. the r button stem was the main water source for ports to don, an important city for 8 operations in the war torn country. so don has seen widespread flooding, falling weeks of heavy rain. a french judge has extend that police cost to be for pablo during the russian born seal of the telegram messaging up. he was the rest of your paris over the weekend as part of an investigation into criminal activity on the platform which claims to have almost a 1000000000 users. the kremlin has accused france of attempting to restrict freedom of communication. as the head of the international atomic energy agency has warned of the danger of a serious accident at a nuclear plant in russia's curse region. on a visit to the facility, russell grossey said it was currently operating normally, but any attack could have catastrophic consequences of plans located in an area where are you creating and troops have made advances? in recent weeks, russia has l

n. has denied old accusations as quote, total risk. again, perhaps another session will be called because of more terrorist propaganda. i would like to leave you with this. i have been immensely, immensely proud to represent my country here, the most moral country in the world, the most more of the country in the world. you listen, but a senior representative. now this contradicts report, so much cheap and glides, monitors operating in gas that and they say that since the beginning of the conflict is ready for us is killed more than $17000.00 probably seen in children at least 2100 of them where in funds are the 2 years old research and spends all these ready brutality last tuesday claimed the lives of to day olds, twins, who were killed along with the family in an idea of bombing. now we spoke with ease riley parliament, a member of our cast. if a he said that the conflict cannot be resolved with military action, of course there is no justification. go there must have been gentle side the 2nd day. the government of these ladies respon

what holly watch would look like in the u. n. has actually called on him, but independent investigation on the government's response to these protests, do you believe that the international community should do something to help or bangladesh, or is that something a situation that should be sorted internally? absolutely not. the government solved the matter to natalie. when, before all the blacks shed before our brothers and sisters had died by the black chalk, this is now a matter of high rise the method of democracy price. and that's why we just call meeting the crimes against human 80. and a lot of it, all the items are being picked up over 9000 people have been picked up and have been a we have been putting in 2 days by the bottom of this garbage. so all the way back to the bottom of it with the projectors, obama, this you'll app. all you have to do is bring the national media and everything to match the box. and what's the box? and didn't realize the government's defense the actual bev bev made, or rather i'm suspicious that

what a holly watch would look like in the u. n. has actually called the input independent investigation on the government's response to these protests. do you believe that the international community should do something to help or bangladesh, or is that something a situation that should be sorted internally? absolutely not. the government solved the matter to natalie. when, before all the blacks should be for our brothers and sisters had died by the black chalk, this is now a matter of high rise the method of democracy price. i'm not going to just call making the crimes against human a lot of a problem. so if i were brothers, the items are being picked up over 9000 people have been picked up and have been a we have been put into days by the bundle dish garbage. so all 50 with us do the bundle of dish, with the protectors, phone, bundle, dish, ill app. all you have to do is bring the national media everything to match the box . and what's the main thing to realize the government depends on the actual bev. bev made, or rather they ha

if you get fox and nations, israel's own boy to the u. n. has confirmed more than 2000000 polio vaccines have been sent to gals that and cooperation with the w h. you, i'm yourself, how much will that leave you at right now the spread of the disease high for? are we into a, do you think i to? so those are things that have already answered because a straight we're part of retain vaccination programs and a good chunk of them have been administered. but what we're trying to do this week is bringing new vaccines that are specifically targeting the kind of polio variant that has been detected in the gaza strip. so they're special new vaccines and they should hopefully arrive from yusef in gaza tomorrow. they've just been grand airport now, so the hope is that we will get them in and then we can start the campaign with urgency on the 31st of august. but of course, we've been cooling for these pools so that we can do this campaign safely and effectively. it is no easy fades to vaccinate 640000 children. well, the sky is full of the stripes, so we r

n. is urging is real to ensure injured people can obtain medical care. it's also calling for a halt to the operation in the west bank saying the campaign is fueling and already explosive situation. a dw correspondents on your grammar send us this update with the latest from til car i'm in the occupied westbank. so i'm sending him the main road to the residence of kim who are summit. so you can see here some of the military vehicles coming in your city seeing this and the course of the cost always go through a new came that was close. and i would say it's a 10 y, it's yes, we cannot go further at this point. this is for most of the joining list you're standing right now. no. we came into a 2 car, him city and the city is almost as large as people we've been talking to in the morning. said to a big, big fairly go out of the houses and the safety of the house have very worried about what is happening, of course is not the 1st time experiencing such 10 situational military rates. military, i

n. has denied all the accusations as quote, terrorist propaganda. perhaps another session will be called because of more terrorist propaganda. i would like to leave you with this. i have been immensely, immensely proud to represent my country here, the most moral country in the world, the most more of the country in the world. you listen, but a senior representative. now this contradicts reports from the human rights of monitors operating in guys that they say that since the beginning of the conflict, these really forces have killed more than 17000 policy named children. at least 2100 of them were in funds on the 2 years old, i received instead of ease ready brutality. last tuesday came the lives of 2 day old twins who were killed along with their family in an idea of bombing. now we spoke with ease where the parliament member of cas, if he said that the conflict cannot be resolved with military action, there is no justification. go, there must have been gentle side the 2nd day. the government of these ladies responsible for e gaus asleep in those c

but why would be, why would we be surprised if the u. n. has no date though for itself they have to rely on baby killers and rapers to supply them the data or just 80 years ago, the nazi minister of propaganda, joseph gables, used the language of re science as his weapon against the jewish people. poisoning the minds of the german people. mister president, joseph gab bose. look the people who are ideologically, his descendants are alive and well. sadly. only now it is from us using the language of humanitarian and international law. and mother and blood lie bose to verify israel. the council convened to day urgency to discuss commodities false claims. shockingly, it seems that you have decided to dedicate your time to listen to the terrace lies . well, no real concern has been shown when these riley children were murdered only recently by seas butler. let me show you the differences these and you have the names and their positions. these are the terrorists eliminated in gaza on saturday. this is only part of them because we, as a reliable c

n. the song or the case will be against israel, is right. it is only supported by german advise why why of the sites through kia, venezuela, columbia, spain, and libya and paula sign are also involved. but we are waiting for the i c. j to approve this process. of course, this will be binding for these countries as well as if i to j approve this legal process will put the responsibilities on this come present. legal process is expected to take 4 or 5 years or even longer general 5 cases in the history of the i, c j. but it is very important because international community will be impacted and is vile. will be held responsible for the war time. haven't the russia is moving air defense systems to the course for nuclear power plant? worried by the latest. are you creating of the tax on it's eastern border? me threatened. it's the security. a state of emergency has been declared in the region and your type of all of our reports. now for moscow, the ukrainian troops use drones, tongue, send ah

that's after israel ordered the evacuation of part of it, and about off on sunday, the u. n. has have to evacuate it's main operation center in central garza and the brothers. just on the ration army has claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated attacks across pockets. tom's largest province, at least $74.00 people, including soldiers on separate fighters were killed in belgium system to turn in to our top story. and israel's war on gauze, on nearly 94000 palestinians. i've been injured since the start of the war. many have had limbs amputated either because of the injuries sustained in is really a task or because if infections they got later on, the constant displacement is leaving patients struggling to recover at the sound, good food reports and then to todd is only support now is his elderly father, he's body no longer able to carry him on its own. he's legs means and he's left arm gone. the result of in is really air strike less than a member of the hospital and with the 2000 accountants and sales manager to compute a company in a prestigious area and gone. so i

i mean, now that the u. n. has put out this report, do you think it will make a difference to the international community? will? will it make a difference to israel little what does that mean? it's not gonna make a difference because the what was the facts that exception and the case has become a massive screen. and those reports out of true, we hear these cases. and we hear that discriminates the prison i was when we need them in prison and will be released. and sometimes the prisoners even are not or are not willing to speak about their experiences, especially without us do the thing because they are afraid what's what happened to them after they filed a complaint. any kind of complaint, even if it's within those really legal assistance, what are the international community would do something? what this would, that's the whole or that has been some change and put it nationally as you know, on the live in the. ready ice and jane international, the cause of justice on, on the values you see the national crimina

and the u. n. lawrence has a huge appeal to feed millions of people facing severe food shortages in nigeria. the now we begin in the occupied west banquet, israel's large scale ministries soldiers entering its full date with no sign of letting off. now at least 20 people have been killed with intense gone, baffles between his rady forces and palestinian fights is confronting them. scenes of devastation have been reported in jeanine with some neighborhoods are experiencing severe shortages of food and water. no, andre has this latest report from ramallah. it's the largest is really military offensive in the occupied west 9th. since 2002 all lies orange and need more than half of the palestinians kills so far are from the refugee camp there. and these really army continues to send and reinforcements. entry into the camp is nearly impossible. but scenes emerging from their reveal author devastation, scenes of dispossession. familiar in gaza over the past 11 months. repeated here in the west bank. fami

n also has a convention that protects lang loc country, suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, by way of transit states. and this is something that if you, if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations, we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to have and much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides by way of on cut out, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently partaking. and these negotiations have come to terms with the territory integrity. and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia and somalia has by one way another promise that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of con trees that are land locked and then there comes to europe, but europe and n

n also has a convention that protects land lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, uh, by way of transit states. and this is something that you feel if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations. we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to happen much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides, by way of on cut out, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently partaking. and these negotiations have come to terms with the territory integrity. and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia and somalia has by one way, another problem is that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of con trees that are land locked, and then there comes europe, but e

n also has a convention that protects land lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace.

keith could at least 6 people, including a 14 year old girl in the playground and the u. n. lawrence has a huge appeal to feed millions of people facing.

n also has a convention that protects land lock country, suggesting that they have the right to and from the city without extra terrace, uh, by way of transit states. and this is something that you feel if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations. we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to happen much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides, by way of bunker, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently partaking of these negotiations have come to terms with the territory integrity. and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia and somalia has by one way, another problem is that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of con trees that are land locked, and then there comes to europe, but europe a

n also has a convention that protects lang lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, uh, by way of transit states. and this is something that you feel if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations. we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to happen much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides by way of on could have they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides of the 2 delegations that are currently partaking of these negotiations that have come to terms with the territory integrity and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia. and some of the it has by one way, another problem is that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is strictly hosted to the most number of con, trees that are landlocked. and then there comes t

n also has a convention that protects lang lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, by way of transit states. and this is something that if you, if he's going to have at the forefront of these negotiations, we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to happen much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides, by way of on cut out, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides of the 2 delegations that are currently partaking of these negotiations that have come to terms with the territory integrity and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia. and some of the it has, by one way or another promise that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of con, trees that are land locked. and then there comes to eu

n also has a convention that protects lang lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, by way of transit states. and this is something that you feel if he's going to have at the forefront of these negotiations. we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to happen much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides by way of on could have they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently protecting. and these negotiations have come to terms with the territory integrity and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia. and some of the it has by one way, another problem is that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of countries that are land locked. and then there comes europe.

n also has a convention that protects lang law country, suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, uh, by way of transit states. and this is something that you feel if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations. we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to happen much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides, by way of on cut out, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently partaking of these negotiations that have come to terms with the territory integrity. and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia and somalia has by one way another promised that it'll be a we'll get that c access in one form or another. we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of con, trees that are land locked. and then there comes europe. but

n also has a convention that protects lang lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, by way of transit states. and this is something that you feel if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations. we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to have and much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides by way of on cut out, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently partaking. and these negotiations have come to terms with the territory integrity and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia. and some of the a has by one way or another promise that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of con, trees that are landlocked. and then there comes to europe.

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n also has a convention that protects lang lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, by way of transit states. and this is something that if you, if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations, we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to happen much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides, by way of on cut out, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently partaking. and these negotiations have come to terms with the territory integrity and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia. and some of the it has by one way, another promise that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that a for co star and the host to, to the most number of con, trees that are land locked. and then there comes to europe