old ceasefire violation committed by pakistan he said firing began this morning and is still going on. still going on and he said the day before the. violation was incorrect he described it as. now in addition to that indian officials today have also said that the restrictions in. most of the restrictions that have been. also. conditions are still very poor as far as connectivity. some movement. which is. in. many areas still all reeling under a very heavy backed. by the government there is a hope that over the weekend things perhaps will get easier but the indian government has again reiterated that it would be a step by step approach recalibrate constantly calibrate. on how much you

would ease in. schools all over should open on monday and government offices as well meanwhile a spokesman for pakistan's military says armed forces are prepared to respond to any an indian aggression over kashmir. is watching human rights violations in occupied kashmir any such action by pakistan individually or any other side our understanding is that this will be a betrayal to the kashmiri cause and to pakistan pakistan can't afford any such circumstance or being by which means cause maybe damage for any reason so we reject this propaganda. as a caring from a line of control side. pakistan's government is also stepping up efforts to get international support against india decision to revoke kashmir autonomy or at least control states and on several steps including setting up. its embassies around the

world that's after the 1st un security council meeting on kashmir in decades and some of those details now from in pakistan administered kashmir. in a meeting which was attended by pakistan's intelligence chief the director general of military operations as well as the stakeholders in pakistan administered kashmir on the foreign office the pakistani foreign minister came out saying that pakistan is going to be establishing a new desk which will be in touch with all its all of its embassies across a world capitals i can think that it is pleased with what happened at the united nations security council because what it shows is that ishmael is not a bilateral or an internal matter of india as india has been trying to portray it and there are multiple united nations security council resolutions which have been passed on this issue and having got the consultation the close or consultations after $65.00 after $165.00 shows that this is an international issue and the international community should play its role the foreign minister and the military

spokesman also saying that pakistan is concerned about intelligence reports that india is planning a false flag operation according to the pakistani military something which happened in february where there was an attack in india and india blamed it on pakistan and then carried out some cross border movement this is something that i just answered that it fears and it is going to be taking all the necessary steps to tell the world about the steps that india is taking israel as the plight of kashmir the prime minister coming out earlier saying on twitter that he welcomes the session of the united nations security council and the stalled people in just means that he will be the ambassador to tell the people of the world what is happening in indian administered kashmir according to pakistan's millions of people are being held hostage by the indian government as the curfew as well as restrictions on communications are still in place. plenty more ahead for you in the next 45 minutes or so helping story he picking up more misery on internally displaced people we'll

look at syria and its allies who are accused of airstrikes on camps also the mammoth job of saving elephants new moves to combat the illegal trade in ivory and p.s.g. provide an update on whether the forward name will actually. hurt the rebels in yemen of launch their latest drone attack across the border into saudi arabia and in doing so set fire to a natural gas plant several armed drones targeted the show but oil fields where company aramco describes the fire is limited and says production hasn't been effective but the saudi energy minister is accusing the these of trying to disrupt the world's oil supply how much more from the yemeni capital sana. according to the hole the spokesperson says that the have carried out the biggest operation

deep inside saudi territories we have used 2 key draws that have crossed over 1100 kilometers to the east side of the kingdom and they have targeted this. oil field which is just. 10 kilometers from the borders of the border by also according to the whole of these laid up the military he says that sends also a message to the united arab emirates to stop their attacks there on. the saudi war on yemen and also that the he says that the. saudi arabia's initiated its war in yemen order to secure itself that it should have done it with securing yemen's security 1st he also mentioned that the all citizens so the stay away from the saudi. vital structure as the are

promising of more vital and also. harmful of tax on saudi arabia and on the same day as the strike on the saudi oil field iran was hosting a delegation along with some european ambassadors iran's foreign minister arranged the talks there were delegates from the u.k. and france germany and italy there as well or discussing the crisis in yemen heard the members have been around for several days and met the supreme leader last week . now the saudi iraqi coalition in yemen has asked separatists who took over in last week to withdraw their forces from the port city the u.a.e. backed separatists of repeatedly said that they won't leave and they've rejected reports which suggest they have left 2 buildings the capturing of the city created a rift in the coalition which had been supporting yemen's internationally recognized government. is the director of the foreign affairs

office of the southern transitional council he's actually based in new york but says the sudden separatist forces are the only group which can protect the interests of the people of. the southern transitional council and the scare in the southern forces do not. only answer to yes they are a partner in the saudi led coalition in fighting the iranian backed rotis and as well as fighting the extremists but they do not answer but to the demands and the will of the people i mean de-legitimized government can ignore the popular will but the s.t.c. who is on the ground has to come it was compelled to act. so the southern forces the southern demands and the grievances and aspirations of the people is to reinstate the. their state and independence. the these calls are not recent calls these calls have been made for decades by the

southern people you know it's unfortunate that these this legitimate government is more focused on the stabilizing liberated and non houthi or the lis areas. and to cause chaos over there only to prolong the conflict while they enjoy their os they re out and they govern a country from the jarius hotels in rio. no migrants stuck on a rescue boat as well facing these coastal been allowed to disembark after the deputy prime minister martin so vini to political pressure more on this one with maryam namazie issues and i european news center in. yes hello kemal that's right 27 children and young adults stranded at sea have been transferred to a patrol boat and taken to the italian island of lampedusa they'd been on the spanish aid group ship open arms for 2 weeks along with more than 100 other

migrants after being rescued off libya's coast to salvage any agree to let the miners come ashore following a demand from the prime minister just epic antti but the fate of their parents and other adults is on clear up despite several e.u. countries agreed to accept the migrants italy has a ban which stops humanitarian aid vessels from docking at its ports. meanwhile more than 350 migrants remain stranded on another humanitarian rescue boat off the coast of malta the ocean viking vessel operated by 2 aid groups including doctors about orders has been given no port to disembark and migrants on board were rescued over the past few days in waters off libya italy and multiple new to deny entry into their ports and the libyan coast guard has intercepted 4 boats carrying more than 270 migrants in the mediterranean sea they were picked up in separate rescue operations off the coast of tripoli the migrants were given humanitarian and

medical aid before being taken to detention centers in the capital all of them are planning to make their way towards europe. well now to news here in the u.k. the country's opposition leader jeremy corbyn is rallying support for his plan to become can take a prime minister and avoid a no deal brax it out of the labor party plans to replace boris johnson by defeating the conservative government in a vote of no confidence let's go live to sunny gago who is outside the rally in bolton of course sonia it's very unclear at this point whether jeremy corbin will be able to get enough support for his plan to gain a majority in parliament what's the general feeling there where you are. well and here at the rally itself of course the grassroots labor members and activists are pulling their support behind jeremy corbin he is of course the leader of the labor party and they hate to hear it to hear him speak and address what

local activists want to see want to hear and see from the labor leader but that really hasn't translated to of the support beyond the labor grassroots even within his own party he is somewhat of a divided figure in itself even though he might be able to get some of the support it is really very unclear and unlikely that he will be able to get support across the benches especially from the party in government the conservative party who frankly even though they are against the kind of brics that that prime minister boris johnson is proposing to do or die without a deal with a deal by october 30 first 7 they would almost rather stick with the status quo rather than risk the their political damage says the labor leader jeremy corbyn being the caretaker prime minister even though mr corbin says that what he would do is to call a general election and also prepare a referendum for another. over the brics an issue it really does look i'm

likely at this point that he has the numbers to be able to do that and certainly the other opposition party the lip. democrats the leader just winston said that really they don't have that support they don't see them selves going into business as it were with mr coburn but i've said they're open to the labor party just not with jeremy corbin so an extraordinary challenge that he would have and what he make have the grassroots convinced that no necessarily get translated to the wider political spectrum and i suppose that's the problem for politicians in m.p.'s in parliament that want to stop it in its tracks that they remain very divided if this jeremy corbyn plan fails what's next. well if it does fail that there are 2. politicians or m.p.'s whose names have been floated one of them

a senior tory politician ken clarke who has been for decades on the bench is there who is. that and certainly. this current status with prime minister boris johnson as well but also there is another name being floated around for the labor party harriet harman another senior labor politician as well who's certainly not quite as divisive for those more in the center ground as jeremy corbyn course while all of this political wrangling is continuing the time keeps on ticking and the less time there is the less time there is to actually fabricate some kind of of working agreements in order to be able to stop that and if that happens and if that continues then maybe the country will perhaps just unwittingly fall into or no deal breaks it simply because those opposed to such a states would not really have any plan with which to put to the british people all

right well for now thank you very much tony go reporting to us there from bolton will have more from london for you a bit later on in the news hour let's get back to come all in thank you mary and we'll see you soon. right now the right wing groups in the u.s. have started a rally in portland oregon to protest a once against what they call domestic terrorism and a fascist demonstrators of also gathered to counter the march which has been organized by the proud boys described as a hate group by some civil rights organizations we're back with rob reynolds now in portland rob i was watching your live shots just a moment ago and it looked like things that sort of heated up alive and up a little bit there. yes things have gotten a little more tense and excited here. just a few moments ago some individuals wearing make america great baseball caps law into the crowd of anti-fascist they were cheered and pushed back with people saying

nazis go home i didn't see any punches thrown but it certainly riled up the crowd quite a bit the anti-fascist groups are gathering here under this bridge and you can see some of the signs and banners that they are carry you can also probably see some of the people who are dressed all in black with their faces covered. and those would be people who are associated with anti thought the anti-fascist fighting group that is dedicated to pushing back against extreme right wingers behind the you could see this area of law on green lawn and back there is a plan that we believe is the right wing people the crowd boys and other organizations now at the moment the portland police who are out in large numbers are keeping the 2 sides. from from engaging with one another but it looks like

there's some activity right over there i see a lot of police been running in that direction will come with well we'll follow that and see what's. going on. yet just. as we try to figure out exactly what's going on here it looks like a couple of the end. at harrods tried to breach through the police barricade and additional police in riot gear came over to stop them though this is again a very tense situation there has been violence in the past here in the city of portland as the far right and left wing groups have flashed the police are hoping to keep the violence to a minimum if not to prevent it all together but at the moment it's it looks like it's kind of hanging on

a knife's edge them all. something which just strikes me and i think you ask one of our guests earlier about this is that poland oregon is it's kind of a view it is more of a liberal sort of place and here you have you know very strong right wing elements coming out and you pointed out that they've been problems in the past as well. well it's true that portland has a reputation of being a provide a progressive and liberal city it has its dominated by democratic party politicians in the mayor's office and city council voted heavily for hillary clinton in 2016 but there is also been for many years a strong skinhead and ultra right wing and racist element in oregon in portland there have been violent incidents for example a a man espousing our shouting racial insults stabbed 3 people on a public train

a commuter train several years ago 2 of those people died and if you look over here again you can see that there are there. is a large crowd there. behind the police barricade now it's not clear exactly what their intentions are whether they will try to move in this direction or not i'm not entirely sure we'll have to see what goes on there but i think that in part to answer your question the mall because the city has such a progressive reffing reputation i think that they the general feeling among a lot of analysts at public officials here is that people are coming from the outside in order to as it were stick up in the eyes of such a liberal community and try to try to stir up a lot of trouble that is something that. the pro right wing forces have been very open and. frank about that they are calling for violence

and using that type of rhetoric and of course there's a big. a big discussion in the united states as a hold out as to whether president trumps rhetoric on the campaign trail in his tweets in his policies has given some and courage but then perhaps leeway to those right wing elements which are now gathered here in portland oregon rob thank you i'm going to leave you there for now but we may come back to unite in fact if anything does flare up further give us a shout we're just looking at the live pictures coming in from the agencies as well so many people gathering here portland oregon a mixture of as rob was explaining to us right wing groups who are being kept behind a police line and here i think this group is more of the anti fascist group it's. and a lot of people have well yes there's a unicorn there so i'm going to suggest that they aren't

a fascist. a lot of people have come out and this is sort of the way things are in america now that there is this divide which gets highlighted in such events like that you see there the green park area at the moment which is separating the groups the right police out there but we will be back with robredo holds later as things progress in portland oregon. and here is what else is coming up on al-jazeera well we would have loved her to come we started preparing her favorite meal everybody in the family and neighborhood was anticipating her visit to hear from the palestinian grandmother who was proud of a stand being taken by a certain u.s. congresswoman. add a little salt in line. delicious. that's our correspondent eating a scorpion. to a mexican restaurant serving up insects. on dominic cain in berlin at the home of germany's youngest top flight football team can they make

a big splash in this year's big find out here on al-jazeera. welcomes another look at the international forecast very much business as usual across the middle east at the moment loss of dry weather clear skies lots of hazy sunshine little more cloud between the black sea and the caspian sea shells of one or 2 showers here over the next day or so but otherwise as you can see it is warm sunshine all the way 31 celsius there in beirut 43 celsius the baghdad and full kuwait on sunday and it's the warmest still as we go on into monday funny a sunshine not too much cloud over towards the east of the region as well into afghanistan pakistan a lot drier than all of life and also dry weather meanwhile across the arabian peninsula clear skies perhaps see old shower just around the just mountains just

around the far southwest of yemen into the gulf of aden bright skies as we go on into monday here in doha temperatures will fall back to about 38 celsius mabel just for a little more humid than in a recent days maymont across southern africa. pretty much clear skies all the way head shots of a little of the mr murtha around the southern cape but that aside lots of warm sunshine temperatures getting up to around 24 celsius around the and also into with a 23 the horary. i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and the us of.

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the news on here at al-jazeera and these are our top stories a historic day in sudan where the country's ruling military council and civilian opposition alliance signed a power sharing deal in the capital soon the landmark agreement will now be used to got the country through a transitional period. tens of thousands of people in hong kong have been taking part in pro and anti-government rallies supporters of the government are using save hong kong together as their slogan come to demonstrations also happened on the other side. hong kong harbor in coloring and an indian soldiers been killed along the disputed line of control with pakistan the escalation happened as restrictions were eased in some parts of india have ministered to kashmir. now human rights activists are accusing syrian government forces and their russian allies of bombing the camps for internally displaced people more than 100000 syrians have fled the

fighting in italy in the last week it is of course syria's last rebel held province just a warning some of you may find the pictures in this report from andrew chappelle disturbing. these people have already fled fighting in syria but tragically it's still caught up with them in this case at least 18 people were killed in a suspected russian airstrike on a camp for internally displaced syrians. the attack in the town of hasse killed at least 6 children their mental bodies pulled from the rubble including a baby whose umbilical cord still attached to its mother elsewhere in the town of the white house volunteer force say another child was killed in a government strike which injured 20 others. this seems are a daily occurrence following the collapse of a cease fire agreements between government troops and rebel factions earlier this month with a broken ceasefire in a so-called deescalation zone southern it live has seen many broken agreements and

fierce fighting between rebels and government troops backed by russian airpower. together government forces have made their furthest advances north into it. tens of thousands of syrians have been forced from their homes and have moved towards the turkish border in the last week alone human rights campaigners say the offensive which began in april has claimed more than $900.00 lives a quarter of them children as human rights watch calls on the un to assign blame to those attacking hospitals the un's regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis told al jazeera the situation is only getting worse on a daily basis for the last $100.00 days as being strikes ground offensive on hospitals and schools and markets on this edition areas creating an absolute i meet and have a look among civilian population we're very concerned we've had more than 100 incidents on schools and health clinics alone and that has a massive displacement in fact there's been more than 500000 displaced mens' that

have taken place what is going on at the moment is really a failure of the political will the international political will to implemented really a ceasefire a peaceful solution on the ground that would take into account the fact that there is millions of children women and families caught up in between and that is really what is happening right now including the attack that was on friday the syrian opposition coalition is calling on world leaders to stop the bombing in its lead and what they call the systematic displacement of people living there but no one has come up with a formula for a solution and i'll just hear. the u.s. president is condemning a u.s. democratic congresswoman's rejection of an israeli visa as a complete set up repeatedly said israel had imposed unacceptable conditions on her request to visit family in the occupied west bank the full story is that israel had initially banned her and fellow congresswoman. because of their support for the

global boycott movement which was critical of israel's policies on palestinians sleep then requested these are on compassionate grounds to visit her grandmother abraham has this report now from the family village where she met the u.s. congress on his grandmother it's been over a decade since i had seen her granddaughter. she has visited the occupied west bank in 2006 the grandmother has been ready to welcome her she says she said she wanted to pick figs with her but that's not happening anymore. we would have loved her to come we started preparing her favorite everybody in the family a neighborhood was anticipating her visit. israel has granted that she did a permit to visit her grandmother for what they called a humanitarian visit during which a shouldn't be promoting boycotts against israel palestinian who were organizing the official part of the trip said they don't personally visit she even decided not

to come and appeal officials we've spoken to commended her decision so that her family. she should only come with dignity we refuse the israeli dictation policy or preconditions it's her right to come visit it's not a favor from anyone these sentiments were called by many palestinians with seen many of them posting on social media saying that she does shouldn't come under what they call the humiliating conditions now if you meet that is from her grandmother's house there are military checkpoints she could have seen them and shown them to the world that they are scattered across the west bank limiting palestinians access. another united states is continuing its pursuit of the iranian oil tanker which has been held for 6 weeks in we're going back to our european news center now with maryam namazie for more. yeah that story continuing to unfold the u.s. clearly not happy with the decision made by that court in gibraltar the state department the department of justice or others issued

a warrant for the ship's detention but the vessel is preparing to leave gibraltar by sunday after supremes court judges in the british territory ordered its release new crew members are on board and the super tanker has also been given a new name it will now set sail under the iranian flag after its registration was switched from panama under simmons has more from gibraltar. there may be a warrant in place from a u.s. district court for the seizure of the ship and the full faith of its cargo but it's have little effect on the slow pace of preparations some of the crew had used to board to actually put stencils all stood and paint in the new name adrian daria wall and the registration question that's the largest island in iraq. there's still no flag flying it's expected an iranian war will arrive soon along with extra crew members offices 6 of them to be arriving on

sunday including a new captain but right know whatever u.s. action is taken under the terms of their legislation and the sanctions they've imposed don't realize they can't be linked to the case in which this super tanker has been released so right now iran is of the opinion that it's vessel is free to set sail on its right because the approach says any action from the u.s. under the terms it's been talking about seems to have no jurisdiction here so could there be a case at a late stage it's thought unlikely well i mean we spoke to lawrence brighton a professor of international maritime laura fordham university he says the dispute is likely to continue even after the tank is set sail. the question is penmanship were. and will there be an order from the u.k.

where. you can leave religious p.c.'s to get m.s.n. the interesting question would be and your property would be somewhere else we don't know whether. and another complicating factor is the repudiation by the iranian government of the representation supposedly made to the u.k. that the and its cargo of oil would not go to syria after. it was released but remain and sam. mortars the iranian government while we have passed them sent our stuff everywhere where. no contact. that might have been premature statement in their accuracy as a matter of fact the law. russian opposition activists in moscow staged a string of one man protests call for free elections they also want charges to be dropped against protests to attend recent ronnie's as large opposition

demonstrations are not allowed in russia the activists took turns to hold protest signs to avoid being arrested they have been weekly protests since last month after authorities bodil position candidates are running in september's city elections with a communist party has also been rallying supporters in moscow thousands of people attended the authorized protests calling for clear and honest elections step fast and has the latest now on what could a 2nd so we get a road people here in moscow hours ago thinking this is a frequent this is america going to rallies that we're not to see the previous week this is the communist party was cracked and larger there are people in russia causing more for your election but there clearly was not supporting the opposition candidates who are far from the same election and this is where all these protests for all these weeks i've been about yes certainly the communist party was waiting for a crisis for interfering in this moscow elections while the americans. the russians there is a clearing in the.