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now the u. s. military says it will temporarily relocate the humanitarian peer. it builds off the coast of gauze and move it back to as stored in israel. now the move is meant as a precaution to prevent damage by predicted high seas. the project costs $320000000.00 was partly destroyed last month, shortly off to its construction. a small amount of aid has been arriving through the pier since may, but a organization say it wouldn't be needed if israel open the line crossings to let trucks into gaza. james, held as the spokesman for unit stuff, he's currently in 0 ballot and central garza, he told us that israel is making it harder to deliver aid a. it's a very complicated process to get in because of the, the restrictions. uh uh, put it put on top of eyes, but we do it. we know the paperwork, we know uh the hoops to jump through, but it is very difficult to get it in. for example, in my humanitarian agents, guardian hoff as many trucks of i valley as in april half as many when we have this critical nutrition situation. why was that the case? that was the case beca

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in central dasa, a mazda official tells all to you that the u. s. was directly involved i really can push and it was weird to be have used american citizens and plans to get some more information. i mean, on our lot of things like that does do. you must do that with issues and have a vast of involved when president escaping review of washington's approach to relations with his country to pumps of villages. exclusive interview with the last prime minister, rubbing fits though denounced his western states for approving ukrainian strikes on russians. harris, the very will welcome to you. this is all the international with the world news update is great to have you with us. the. so i was starting with breaking news, a mounting dest toll from the massive is waiting operation to rescue full hostages of scale to 200 palestinians, according to gauze, as media office. the i'm off top tips were recovered by the idea from the new surrounding area. and official from the palestinian militant groups spoke exclusively to all to about the attack or the number is in

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the u. s. has begun pulling its troops and equipment out of new share months after the west african nation demanded american troops leave us air force. major general kind of p, ackman has confirmed the disengagement is underway. that is part of the withdrawal of us troops from this year. the department of defense of the united states of america and the ministry of national advance of the republic of new here announced the official beginning of the withdrawal of us military personnel and equipment from new share. the news comes ahead of the set withdrawal deadline, september 15th washington, and the on a agreed on the date in may. this leaves the us 4 months to pull approximately 1000 the military personnel and equipment out of the west african nation. these area and defense officials have also confirmed the withdrawal is underway. it is, i thought the representatives of the 2 parties undertook despair and no effort to ensure the success of this withdraw, which is scheduled to be completed by se

my food that for us in central garza in there all by now, the u. s. military says it will temporarily relocate the humanitarian peer. it's built off the coast of gauze it and move it back to our store in israel. now the move is meant as a precaution to prevent damage by predicted high seas. the project costs $320000000.00 and was party destroyed last month shortly off to its construction. a small amount of aid didn't manage to get through the pair. since may, but 8 organizations say it wouldn't be needed if israel opened the land crossing to let trucks into casa, this is ready for us is, have destroyed on the water wells in northern garza. the lack of water is making the near farm and conditions across the street for us as children and adults that don't have access to clean drinking water. as osama been debatable for his life and its denial is searching slow day the, the school in july, the refugee comes, serves as a shelter for just base people. and water tank is like this and limit holding gaza has been decimated and is really a tax restarted or

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and the u. s. and 60 miller countries of issued a joint statement. urgent is right, and i'm asked to reach a ceasefire. the proposal would also secure the release of captives out in johnson and federal have been held for 3 palestinians killed in his regular rate on the janine records, e commerce and the outside west. by 531 college students have been killed by these man. you've been a trade in the upside westbank since last october. us to sit down now where a local resistance committees say more than a 100 people had been killed by the permanent treat rapids support forces. i say the attack happened to me what are new or a village and the eastern i'll just say in a state of came into waves. the what my dining assistants committee cool, the incident a massacre. and she had pictures on line showing bodies in the public square. they also say are as a fight as new to the village and that many women and children. i flip the air there's also been for the fighting between sit amazon me on the rapids suppo

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s. has expressed concern of a growing relations between the 2. it's a q is appealing yang of supplying to moscow, and it's war on you cried. well, from all on this, we joined 5 ro, mcbride from the old peeling island on south cruise maritime buddha, with north korea and wrote, can you just uh, outline for us? what exactly is at stake in the some of them? what are we likely to see today? yeah, well in fact uh, just about this, uh, this is a noun local time here in south korea and those graving p on yang. we are anticipating that this is when the 1st uh, full reception of this summit is due to start, so that events take place throughout the day. they so these are a to lead a zoo been very much thrown together routes of necessity. vitamin uprooted has spoken about a 70 year relationship between russia and before that the soviet union with north korea, one of mutual respect, he says, which may well be true. but certainly in the last couple of years, these 2 countries, these 2 lead is a being

s. for sending officials to engage with tibetan spiritual leader. the dalai lama probation considers a separate test the, the back you waited, families with children from rockford, the full victim to idea strikes on central gals. that while the us secretary of state's assurance, israel, more weapons are coming to the from us, go to the world. this is our to you little welcome to the news over the russian president has touched on in the democratic people's republic of korea, marking his 1st trip there in almost a quarter of a century. let him know if it was when we met in person on the red carpet at sp young young airport by his culture part kim, german. mr. cameron, brace, mr. pitts. as the russian leader stepped out from his plate, there were seen, casually chopping for several minutes as they strolls along, while being flanked by owner. guards from both countries. then invited conjunction to ride in his presidential office, limousine leaders or do the sit down for talks. and that's significantly 1st thing by law for relation young young has been p

the more ahead on the news allah, including the u. s. supreme court rules to weaken the lower used to prosecute january 6. riots is charged with obstruction charge. also phase 20 donald trump fonts. the anger or the tax proposals continued in 10 accord has broad police from using roads you can into a gas and both live and bumper bullets against a protest as the criticism of us president joe biden's performance during the 1st televised debate as the race for the white house continues some within the democratic party, a cooling for biden, to stand down, but the president has declined to do so. donald trump also didn't fork away unscathed. he's been criticized for making many false claims during the debate from washington dc. his, my kind of the rest from the debates. president biden, hip, the campaign trail in north carolina seeming more energized in the night before any had an onset critics of his debate, performance or diseases i used to, i don't speak is movie i used i don't the bad debate as well as i use. what i know, i do know. 2

all to a head on the program. china last is out of the u. s. for sending officials to engage with bethany spiritual leader. the dalai lama division considers a separate, says the document it from these with children, from rough, thoughtful victim to id of strikes on central gaza. while the us secretary of state assures israel or weapons or come in the day after poco midnight english tech and 9 pm here in the russian capital. welcome to the previous, our north korea is welcoming the russian president who has just touched on in p on young marking the 1st time in nearly 25 years. he has done the so it's a lot of our putting was met at the airport by his kind to part kim john. the leaders are to to sit down for talks and got a significantly boosting by las real relations. russian flags and portraits of the russian president are lining the streets of the capital of our content, treated him. it'll some score where a welcome ceremony will take place on wednesday. i do have meetings and events for the visiting. i'm the north green leaders will follow.

according to the u. n. 's relief agency for palestinian refugees. an estimated 65000. oddest indians are still sheltering in rough up. i'll just say it was sent out quarterly sent this update from debt. i bought a central gaza and it's still intensifying and escalating and just the where it's a bottom field right now between the policy mean resist infections and is where in the army where fighting is taking place in a supporter, refugee camp and also in a so the neighborhood, at least 65000 palestinians remain in refund, refuse to evacuate despite this air strikes, as opposed to re selling. it's also the se in the another in parts of the cars to where airstrikes continue targeting residential homes in us is that you know where her, in the heart of the cause of the city. the palace sydney and civil defense teams were able to pull the bodies of 4 pot assume use after 4 days of their targets. where a drought i saw many was targeted 4 days ago in the se, dot com. we just received their bodies right now in an actual hospital. it's been in since deciding

the u. s. and 16 of the countries have issued a joint statements urging israel and from us to reach a ceasefire in gaza. the proposal would also secure the release of captives count indoors is mainly troops of tools at least 3 palestinians during a raid on what you need refugee time in the occupied west bank. at least 15 palestinians have been injured just have done now when one of its civil resistance committees says more than 100 people has been killed. the power military rapids support forces. they say the attack happened in the what on the village in the ultra 0 stage and came into ways the communication video of the bodies in the public square. it says it's still waiting for the final number. it's dead and injured, but it's cooling, it's a massacre. it also says our assess site is loose at the village and many women and children fled the area. there's also been further fighting between students and the end of the rapids support forces in the west and city of l. sasha. both sides are using

s. israel took control of the crossing last month, and hundreds of trucks carrying desperately needed aid are being held at the border . thought about zoom has more now from their law in central guys on the ongoing chloe gentle's crossing board is especially the vice of the rough crossing has prevented the humanitarian aid float into the goal is this prep including food water, medical supplies, along.

and the u. s, the secretary of state anthony blinking is in the region region rather pushing a us back ceasefire proposal. he says israel's prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment as a mazda support for you and approve resolution on the deal. was quote, hopeful sign, palestinians who suffered 8 months of war are hoping the is really on slots, will end in the middle of the above. we hope that this decision will be implemented by all parties. there have been several attempts that cease fires, and we hope that no party will oppose this one. the way we hope to god that we will return, it is enough, we are tired. the situation cannot be described as we are tired enough of the woods . our children were killed and we did not see our families on nephew's upfront as our relatives and the people dearest to us. they are all gone bit off. if i'm not gonna take the shot of my house is destroyed. how long do we stay in this school? they must stop the war. we want a solution so that we can rest like the r

the u. s. policy is failing to bring a 2 state solution any closer. the a combined q of alger 0. i live from the main stories. now, is there any forces of ramped up attacks across central garza for 2nd day? most of the strikes targeting for age mythology and the sarah refuge account within a 100 palestinians have been killed since tuesday, including women and children. alternation is does raise of hell to march through okey fight east jerusalem. sponsor vessel full flag day celebrations, a tax palestinian shopkeepers. the day marks as wells and he's a of the patient of the area are off to the $9.00 to $6.00 to $7.00 more. and it has been menus fighting between saddam's army and the permanent sea rock that support forces and sit down to the full state fighting instances of last year. it began in the middle of may, at least $14000.00 people have died since then. on world environment day you as factory general attorney guitars is raising the alarm on climate change. and a speech in new york terrace at the world is heating up faster than ever before. and you might, as he is running o