also coming off the w h. o makes a plea for protection at one of causes. last functioning hospitals, only a handful of staff for maine to treat the wounded. they to may have to flee as fighting between is rarely forces and loss. militants intensify the sierra kelly. welcome to the program. you courtney and officials say that russel launched a large scale missile assault early on monday, prompting an air raid alert for the entire country, local responders in the car key for each and rescue survivors from a stripe on a residential area. ukraine's air force said that across the country and shop town 18 out of more than 50 crews and ballistic missiles launched by russia. officials said the attacks killed several people and injured many others. that'd be use macs and, or has the latest from ukraine's capital keith. the right service, so this morning at around 6 am a nationwide uh area at alarm or sound and people words to seek shelter. as we, i got the information that the russians strategic farmers and taken off and information was out that ballistic missiles

and then they've already behind the w h. o and other u. n. agencies are here delivering critical supplies and hospital beds to help alleviate shortages. they're also hoping to support over work doctors and nurses by potentially bringing an emergency medical teams to assist them. but local staff is what they need. the most is safety guarantee the this hospital is currently operating with about 30 percent of the stuff that it had just a few days ago. they are seeing, in some cases, hundreds of casualties every day. even though this hospital is under enormous pressure. the one request that the hospital director said is that the international community needs to make sure that this hospital, another hospital stay protected, that they're not getting strong, that they're not going to be activated, but they're able to that's the critical message for today. over the weekend, the organization said evacuated, more than 600 patients from here, citing quote, troubling reports of increasing hostilities. while axa is described as the most important remai

h. o and other u. n. agencies are here delivering critical supplies and hospital beds to help alleviate shortages. they're also hoping to support over work doctors and nurses by potentially bringing an emergency medical teams to assist them. but local staff see what they need. the most is safety guarantee. the hospital is currently operating with about 30 percent of the staff that it had just a few days ago. they are seeing, in some cases, hundreds of casualties every day. even though this hospital is under enormous pressure. the one requests that the hospital director said is that the international community needs to make sure that this hospital, another hospital stay protected and not getting strong that they not get it back to you later. but they're able to that's the critical message for today. over the weekend, the organization said evacuated, more than 600 patients from here, citing quote, troubling reports of increasing hostilities. well ok, so as described as the most important remaining hospit

also coming up the w h o makes a plea for protection. at one of gauze, those last functioning hospitals, only a handful of staff for maine to treat the wounded. they to may have to flee as fighting between is really forces and mazda militants intensifies. and farmers in germany delivery bumper crop of anchored to the government store stuff. they are stopping traffic in the capital city. berlin with a strike over a law maker planned to slash fuel subsidies. plus the us once again launching emission to land on the moon after more than 50 years. a robot explorer is now on its way to lunar surface. the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program you for any of officials say that russia launched a large scale missile assault. early on monday, prompting an air raid alert for the entire country, local responders in the car, key region rescue survivors from a strike on a residential area. ukraine's air force said that across the country, it shot down 18 out of more than 50 crews and ballistic missiles, launched by russia. officials said that the a

the judge soon by w h o team that's on a high risk mission in gaza. i'm in the hospital in the middle area. the middle part of that goes and script in the emergency department where they're treating children, several children on the floor and they've already behind the w h o and other u. n. agencies are here delivering critical supplies and hospital beds to help alleviate shortages. they're also hoping to support over work doctors and nurses by potentially bringing an emergency medical teams to assist them. but local staff see what they need. the most is safety guarantee. the hospital is currently operating with about 30 percent of the staff that it had just a few days ago. they are seeing, in some cases, hundreds of casualties every day. even though this hospital is under enormous pressure. the one requests that the hospital director said is that the international community needs to make sure that this hospital and other hospital stay protected within, not getting strong that they not get it back to you later, but they're able to that's the critical

the w h o says most hospitals in the gaza strip are not functioning at all. the rest are only partially functional at the she for hospital both in, for structural damage to the medical facility and evacuations of medical staff are making it harder for patients to access medical care. and i'm just trying to identify if i waited a month for the surgery at the chief of hospitalization, and i've lost most of the use of my hand and really hurts of i constantly have to take painkillers. i'm 2nd out to him, 2nd at the hotel w h o says it is already cancelled supply deliveries for 4th time in less than 2 weeks. it's calling for sees fire and says without safety guarantees its mission will be nearly impossible. here are some other stories making news around the world. so hope francis has said that israel's military campaign in gaza has caused quote, an exceptionally, for a few minutes. harry and prices and inconceivable sufferings for the civilian population chose to speaking at his yearly address to diplomats. the pontiff also called for an immediate cease fire on ev

after an explosion, w h o staff filmed from inside the hospital, which they said was in dire need of medical supplies. the hospital described as causes most important is also dealing with critical stock shortages. the organization is planning to facilitate the deployment of emergency medical teams to help support overworked, doctors, and nurses. the w, a chose coordinator said that evacuation orders had and fears fighting had forced most medical staff to leave. he urged protection of the hospital this hospital is currently operating with about 30 percent of the south that it had just a few days ago. they are seeing, in some cases, hundreds of casualties every day in a small emergency department. yesterday they said they had one doctor working with overnight and this emergency department. and it's, it's really a counting seeing the hospital director just spoke to us. and he said his one request is that this hospital be protected, even though many of his stuff is left. so that's the message from the w h o d u, a secretary of state and to me blinking is doing is real for talks on the wa

w h o ones that 15 percent are likely to experience pregnancy or birth related complications and need additional medical care. backed care is simply not available in some madam president, all of these ex, individually and collectively form a calculator, enough conduct by israel indicating a genocidal intent. this intent is evident from israel's conduct in specially targeting palestinians living and gaza using weaponry that causes large scale, homicidal destruction. as well as targeting snack targets it's nice thing of civilians designating safe zones for palestinians to seek refuge and then bombings. depriving palestinians in gaza or basic needs food, water, health care, fuel sanitation and communications, destroying social infrastructure, homes, schools, most churches, hospitals, and trimming seriously injuring and leaving large numbers of children often genocides on the declared in advance. but this court has the benefits of the past 13 weeks of evidence that shows incontrovertibly a pattern of conduct and related intention that justifies opposable claim of genocidal acts in the gum

now the head of w. h o save the news was a beacon of hope for the elimination of the disease. this achievement sends a clear message to the world that was quality can wield a strong partnership and the full commitment of every 5. and then they limitation of money. it is possible anyway, but that's not a, it's so and cameron almost at the old medical consultations on the larry links and w h o vegas, say, 11000 people die of the disease that every get. the vaccine is a significant step in the fight against malaria. and not everyone is willing to have their child backs and he said, be good to. this is just 6 months old. but today she's good enough as deals with lexi cameras last time. she knew this, somebody about she nation is a global 1st. i don't. and that is a motor of 3. she was a go for her chance. for off, i mean, the new job is essential. yes, you click on, i'm happy. they finally produced this vaccine. the my 1st child was very sick with malaria. he had convulsions and tests showed that it was caused by malaria. that's why i don't want to take chances with my other child

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w h o staff is a film from inside the hospital, which i said was in dire need of medical supplies. hoffman is described as gauze as most important, and it's also dealing with critical shortages of medical staff. the organization is planning to facilitate the deployment of emergency medical teams to help support over worked and doctors and nurses. the w h, i was coordinators that evacuation orders and fears fighting had forced most medical staff to leave. he urged for the protection of the access from hostilities . this hospital is currently operating with about 30 percent of the south and it had just a few days ago. they are seeing, in some cases, hundreds of casualties every day in a small emergency department. yesterday they said they had one doctor working with overnight emergency department and it's, it's really a counting seeing the hospital director just spoke to us and he said his one request is that this hospital be protected even though many of his stuff is left. well, us secretary and state mc blinking is do in israel for talks on the war, and garza as fears grow that the conflic

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the lack of miniature and excess have been recognized by the w h o, as the main obstacle to the delivery communitarian assistance of new assures, specifically the w h. o has had them to cool off the 6th of its pledge. many our admissions in the north of the gods of strip mr issues. this is starting from the end of december and because it's requests were denied due to requesting the excess were denied. so you could put them in order to alleviate the suffering of the people in the gaza strip. russia like other states and sent hundreds of towns of food stuff, medical equipment, and medicines to the strip we supported by shouldn't take the facts of do administering agencies on the ground. and it's very unfortunate that they have both a phone, but them to the war. roughly 150 people have died. this is what the s g just told us about. and he said it's unprecedented in the history of the web presentation. in operations and contact zones were particularly disquieted by the promotion of despicable ideas, such as the forceful display and displacement of old palestinians from their homes . such a s

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yes, i have a choose, a spokesman for w h o. he says, not only can aged not get the urgent care they need, but a large i have crisis is low me. according to the ministry of how 26000 people have been killed, may lead you to go by much. but if we keep a conditions as bad as they are definitely going to be worse, we will have to people dying a room and not be able to serve to receive medical care. so i guess people with cancer, people with diabetes, people who need the a, renal dialysis, the people who have conditions that require a going to see the doctor and have reports of id say we have reports of that are real diseases among children. that the rest of the viruses, so humanities button down, people so hungry, our trucks are closer to the be stopped by, by people who just hold. there is just one of those trucks and we have to explain them it's, it's in medicine. so people are hungry. people live outside of 30 conditions with no access to the toilets with no access. uh no access to the water. uh so it's really definitely combina

h o. so it's something very similar after the w h o and the united nations office for coordination of humanitarian affairs, visited the hospital. this past weekend. he described the, the, and i quote sickening scenes that your colleague just mentioned in the interview right before me of a children being treated on blood stink street floors of all the trauma cases of the staff shortage. and since that reports by the w h. so we've had reports that more and more staff have fled and you know, doctor to those sits of something quite powerful. he said, you know, it's inconceivable that the most essential need the protection of health care is not assured me putting does as most important hospital in the middle area out of function would be a moral and medical outrage. and one of my colleagues and i, and quote, one of my other colleagues was saying, you know, it's a, it's a death sentence for thousands of wounded and 6 sick people in the central region. last night we received a text message from o

you can have with the w h o with diplomats a through your government. what conversations are you having with the w h o, at least in the un to try and get more aid into gaza at this moment? a been actually with the w h o, we have been the. yeah, i need to get the group. we have to be communicating with them all the time and go to meeting with them even the less another presumptive of fun is done here has been 2 guys of florida, but almost 2 weeks and the visit to the hospital, we have a full of the mission at the or the day with the pin, the pin, the plan, what i've cannady should medical supplies. it was from the to the, to the fed. some of the good supplies and let them do which in turn together it was, oh no, it's not that monday. then monday is could you click on box because of the pick up the server that they have seen the or the medical supplies of the month and they let them directly on the day and then they will do it, or actually they did it acted and they responded immediately and, and as it and it would come in a very good we've got about a lo

the w. h. o says that the situation is too dangerous for enough. a to bridge civilians. conditions are increasingly desperate for nearly 2000000 people. displaced by the conflict. also coming up us secretary of state is in the west is in the occupied westbank part of his peace mission across the middle east. he is urging leaders to plan for golf as post for future. and ecuador sinks in surprise, said the president saying that his country is at war with drunk games, after a wave of definitely violence. the storming of a tv station and the kidnapping of police officer, the i'm sarah kelly, walk into the program. we begin in the gaza strip, where the world health organization says not enough. aid is reaching civilians, intensified fighting and northern and central. gaza has also halted several deliveries of medical supplies and fuel to hospitals is really troops are trying to root out mos militants who carry about deadly terror attacks in israel. 3 months ago. grabbing all the can from a truck, west of kansas city bags of flour, boxes of canned food t

the w h o saying that the situation is too dangerous for not a to reach civilians. conditions are increasingly desperate for nearly 2000000 people. displaced by the complaint. also coming up to us secretary of state as in the occupied west bank, the visit part of his peace mission across the middle league. peace urging leaders to plan for goss this post for future and ecuador sinking into crisis. the president says that his country is at war with drug gang, every wave of deadly violence, the storming of a t v station. and the kid that thing up police officers the i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program. we begin in the gaza strip, where the world health organization says not enough. aid is reaching civilians, intensified fighting and northern and central. gaza has also halted several deliveries of medical supplies and fuel to hospitals is really troops are trying to root out mos militants who carried out deadly terror attacks. and israel, 3 months ago. grabbing all the can from a truck, west of kansas city bags of flour, boxes of canned food throughout the territory, gods in space, mass, hunge

other tobacco products, compared to one and 3 in 2000 about the w h o ones. the tobacco industry is working hard to attract to young people through e cigarettes and bates now iraq has summer and the iranian um boss that are in back died in protest. dr. t. ron launched missile strikes into northern iraq, killing several civilians. baghdad called the strikes a blazing violation of its suffering, t invited to lodge a complaint with the un security council. iran revolutionary guard said it filed fired, sorry, the missiles at what it said was in his really spy headquarters, an air bill to see to the rocks northern semi autonomous curtis region, to destroy might see it an upscale area near the us consulate in air bill, the capital of new, the new rock, samuel tournaments, could if region they were claimed by iran, revolutionary jobs to in the ruins, iraq's national security advisor dismissed to ron's claims. the target to be the headquarters for is wally spies. and it's regarding the claims of it being a base for israel's massage. we have looked into the place and

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which is a spokesman for w h o. he says, not only can the age of not get the urgent care they need, but a laundry health crisis is low. mean, according to the minister of how 26000 people have been killed. i may need you to go by much, but if we keep a conditions as bad as they are definitely going to be worse, we will have to remove people dying from and not be able to research to receive medical care. so i guess people with cancer, people with diabetes, people who need the uh, reno dialysis, uh people but it should be but who, who have conditions that require a going to see see doctor and we have reports also that is a, uh, we have reports of that are real diseases among children that the risk surgery viruses, so it is going down people so hungry, our trucks are supposedly being stopped by, but i will just hold, there is a phone in those trucks and we have to explain, it makes its medicine. so people are hungry, people live outside, sorry, conditions with no access to boilers with no access. uh, with no access to

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and 7 guys, a w h o has repeatedly warns that is or as well on guys that has brought the house system to the brink of collapse. we didn't, this from bob meant has created widespread damage and that to die shortages of medical staff and supplies. just 12 doctors are still working at zach's the hospital that's about 10 percent of what they had before the start of the war. at nasir hospital in the south. more than half of all staff have left. at least 400 patients remain and the monks off for 357 health care workers have been killed by is really forces since october the 7th, and 30 hospitals and 50 for health care centers. completely out of service to eric . yeah, sorry. they choose a spokesman for w h o, he says injured, can not get the urgent care they need and added that a launch. a health crisis is looming. according to the ministry of health, 26000 people have been killed mainly due to vomiting. but if we keep up conditions as bad as they are definitely going to be worse, we will have even more people dying a room and not be able to research to receive medical care. so again, people

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we being coast w h o m s s, and others, and medical supplies and healthy to relocate patients. walter hygiene kit, screening kits. 10 stuff pulled in sheets, blankets, unicef and others, iron. but all of these supplies in quantities of clothes fall from adequate give them the numbers of people compressed into this tiny, congested and monday thoughts of the world. so if the people are going to receive anything approaching the amount, so if you're not tired assistance they need and as of the steps must be taken, i'm sorry to repeat things that you will have had before. first, we need to be able to deliver a distribute supplies safely. this means we need to significantly improve security assurance as we need to be able to rely on the confection. the, as we need to need to rely on it elsewhere. second, to predictable flow supplies. one of the very human thoughts of the mindset about peroration, especially in circumstances like this and we've heard it's in gaza, is how important it is for people to know when the next rabbit supplies is coming to that they know that they can eat this food d

we also heard your colleague in the report saying that the w h o is planning missions inside garza every day, but they are not getting cleared. can you help us understand what exactly that means or so maybe let me, will you walk through the how does work? so you 6 times actually in the last the end since the end of december until yesterday, we had planned admissions to the north to supply the fuel partially run running hospitals with the central medicine and just central supplies like you will and bandages and everything. and that aid has been waiting in a common way. people get up in the morning to wait on the conway, they wait for the clearance and the clearance is not coming or the mission is being canceled from these riley for these. that means this a cannot reach the people that needs the people who are living around those costs will already on the constant, this rest of the compartment have loss of families and friends. they can not go to a safe place. they have and even if they reach there, they, they don't find medical health anymore. they, they have the sheltering in the places

the w h o says it's gone since last, fortunately, hospitals must not become casualties of the war between israel and come off the .

after 3 months of war, people in gaza or on the brink of starvation, the w. h. o says that the situation is too dangerous for him not said to bridge civilians. conditions are increasingly desperate for nearly 2000000 people. displaced by the conflict. also coming up us secretary of state is in the west, isn't the occupied westbank part of his peace mission across the middle east. he is urging leaders to plan for golf as post for future and ecuador sing, since the price of the press.

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h o, o know to well and so on, so forth. and then going on, showing content, go on head, so guts and so on, so forth. so basically we're making the case that there is every evidence that can lead to the fact that is right is getting a genocide, think us right? and that then is a must refrain from doing 12345, right? i'd go and play sauce effect as the 1st and foremost for the sci fi. i think the world is asking for a ceasefire with the principal here for the court of justice to say, such as the i c j. and although the part is not as high as when they would, in fact discuss this dod down the road and judge what that is right, is or is not in fact getting genocide. the fact that the accepted the case and the fact that they are putting is our notice. and the fact that they $13.00 ports for them is right. moving forward, an expected results from is right. i think that's in a big way. is a big wind for south africa. okay. so there's that, but they did not apply the south african metrics and measures that sounds accurate, cooled f