iran that it would not deliver its cargo of crude oil to syria complying with the european union sanctions on that country an attempt by the united states to reimpose the detention under its own sanctions was dismissed by the court on sunday as the reflagged rename ship prepared to leave your proto announced it could follow up on a subsequent u.s. district court warrant the detention of the ship and the full fate of her cargo it was 6 weeks ago the super tanker was captured off the coast of this tiny british territory at the tip of the iberian peninsula it's overlooking the african coastline and it's the gateway to the mediterranean a british frigate docking here but destined for the strait of hormuz to take over escort duties serves as a reminder of the tension there it has escalated with the ongoing detention of a british flag tanker stand in peril this is the closing of one chapter of

a crisis and the start of a new one that's now charting. calls andrew symonds al-jazeera off the coast of gibraltar. iran's foreign ministry says it's up to the courts to decide if and when the british tanker it seized in the strait of hormuz will be released. as for the release of the violating british tanker we need to wait for the court order there have been several maritime violations made by that ship so the court is looking into it hopefully as soon as possible the process will be complete and the court's verdict will be out whatever that may be it could be a release order hopefully to be released as soon as possible. now the chinese technology giant hallways been given a slight reprieve by the united states its total ban on access to u.s. suppliers is being delayed while we will be allowed to continue buying components from the u.s. which are used in its current products the commerce secretary wilbur ross says it's to give american companies time to wean themselves off what way washington accuses

the telecom and phone manufacturer of building a backdoor for chinese intelligence services into its new 5 g. networks more from our white house correspondent kimberly how could. the announcement by the u.s. government has been given another 90 day reprieve now the day that those sanctions will take effect is november 19th is coming as a bit of a surprise given the fact that u.s. president donald trump said one day earlier he did not expect another reprieve to be granted now in the midst of all of this there are a number of factors that may have come into play with this decision to delay putting in place the penalties on wall way that prevent u.s. companies from doing business with the chinese telecom giant sensually it is a bargaining chip in the ongoing trade war turned currency war between the united states and china the concern from the united states has long been. the accusations

have long been that china has been stealing intellectual property from the united states using its technologies that are integrated with american systems now in order for this to be resolved there are still trade talks that are underway according to the white house economic adviser there will be another discussion between the trade representatives of the united states and china in 10 days time and if all goes well there is an expectation that china will come to the united states as the 2 sides try to work out their differences but in the midst of all of this what this means for american companies particularly in rural areas is that they can continue to do business with weiwei for now at least and till the middle of november the pakistan says indian security forces of fired across the line of control in the kashmir region several civilians are reported have been killed on the pakistan administered side both countries blaming each other for the some a binge of. a number of civilians have been killed in the latest the scale ation

been hearing from the pakistani military confirming that this cross border shelling started around 13 g.m.t. on just yesterday on sunday and they're thinking that it is going to be a ongoing situation where people have been caught up in this. not soldiers but civilian population has come under attack and they call this indiscriminate indiscriminate firing that has continued and this is since august the 5th indian government decided that it was going to change the status of indian administered kashmir and by claiming this has been. there's been a lot of tension on the border we've been visiting these villages and people have been telling us that is they're living under constant fear during the day and at night their children cannot go to school and they're just waiting for when the next bomb is going to drop these both sides continue to blame each other it is the

people in their thousands in small villages who are stuck here meanwhile india's prime minister narendra modi has spoken on the phone with donald trump 2 weeks after new delhi revoked the autonomy of indian administered kashmir the us president on modi and modi is said to have discussed increasing trade and preventing what they call cross border terrorism. in the new delhi has some restrictions in india minister kashmir but concerns about human rights abuses remain the number of civilians have been targeted by indeed forces during the lockdown al-jazeera spoke to 2 people who suffered life changing injuries as reports. mohammad never regained his vision in one of his eyes he says he was hit by bullets fired by an indian soldier right after he stepped out of his local mosque. everything was normal there were no protests security forces chased us away and fired pellets at us. one more person older than me was also injured he was

discharged from hospital yesterday. mom of the queues a security forces an indian administered kashmir of targeting. he shows us his back with scars off what he says a pellet injuries. earlier this month thousands here defied restrictions imposed by the authorities and protested against the indian government's decision to revoke autonomy. this 17 year old was one of them i mean. we had no intentions to bed stoned but the police at back and several boys were injured including mean i was hit on the right side of my body by belin. even though indian administered kashmir has been under lockdown for nearly 2 weeks. people have come out in protest in some cases the government has responded with force even admitting that

a few people had been injured in the recent crisis. is a member of the biggest hindu group in india that supports the governing party he says the government has used minimal force during the last 2 weeks if you have an option to fire real bullets and if you have to fire guns then obviously we'll choose the letter and the supreme court of india was very clear that in order to control law and order situation you must use minimum force in the 1st instance and then use the extreme forces analyst disagrees the question is that does use of guns blending of children blaming the men is it a justifiable self-defense by the armed forces against in 2016 the indian government said it would replace pellet guns with a less lethal weapon or on the ground in india that this mean security forces are still using them against those protesting over new delhi's decision to revoke

autonomy. the fear is that if the protests continue in the coming days or months so will the pellet injuries on al-jazeera new delhi one other thing we don't look we want to look at today with kashmir and that is a group of former defense offices scholars and bureaucrats who are challenging the removal of kashmir's autonomy at the supreme court their petition is calling new delhi is decision unconstitutional and president well we have vice marshal capital with us now retired officer of the indian air force he is one of the petition is thank you so much for your time so you're saying unconstitutional and unprecedented well i'm president of definitely what are your hopes of actually getting it to the court and of them agree. in with you. when. as you said. a group of concern people over who have

experience we have a. petition in the supreme court again india questioning the. legality and. all the presidents modification all. amendment golf article. and of course the we would be organized ation but. the key point here making is that many loons strike and hawked of. the. principles under which the state of me. indicated including india do indeed and that is. no a target the sanction of the people who are affected by this is the people of government bush meat. view and perspective is that constitutionally bet it

we have. submitted. the petition. to public interested to. petition. to be listed and to approach this is the supreme court of india we do believe that the points you have made will be in the true spirit of indian democracy which is vibrant which is. and is an example. i'm going to i'm going to. consider while you're talking about the democracy in the supreme court there have been accusations in the past that narendra modi has tried to influence the court and its independence do you worry that that can. stand it is particularly with what he's done in kashmir and that could affect the supreme court.

that's that's the idea indeed there should be a balance between the judiciary the executive and the legislature that is what the document which we call the constitution of india borrowed from the british constitution that's great. french and american constitution i for one have gone through the constitution and. it's a great document meeting the needs of people desperations and democrat liberal and secular pretty work. you are one of 8 petitions correct me if i'm wrong but i believe you are the 8 petition to the supreme court over the issue of kashmir are you all working together perhaps there could be more success in greater numbers. you know where as you go outside where. all of us have experience of fish meat for

example there's a former chief secretary at the ministry of fish meat there is a form of home secretary of union of india there's a you know the brother for example. appointee of the. central government the union government appointee as the member all interlocked because group good right is the government of india on the aspirations of the people and the groups from bitter report i have been on 2nd track and initiatives of multiple public policy think tanks on conflict resolution and peace building should be hasn't seen peace for the last 30 years but the old agenda sure your question now is about protection and that concept more than anything to anything or to have said so far what is up what are our objectives what have we put forth before the on the supreme court and we hope and have faith

in god and the supreme court will take a decision which will be enough favor it means in other words now the decision that has been arrived at without due process so if you heard you can get a constitution to retire the advice marshall capital cock joining us from new delhi today thank you so much for your time. now several people hoping to be the next u.s. president will be in iowa in the next few days at a forum focusing on native american issues most democrats but one of the speakers will be charles who's running as an independent alan fission at a native american aiming to change the face of u.s. policy. mark charles hopes in 17 months he won't be walking in his dining room but from the oval office in the white house he's running for president and believes america is ready to elect a native american i am running this campaign not as a protest but a way. to try to change me

a citizen of the navajo nation he launched his campaign as an independent online my realtor's our name is mark charles and since the launch he's campaigned mainly in native american areas for one very good reason native america alone has the power to put me on the ballot in all 50 states. that is incredibly empowering to our communities which for so many not just decades centuries has been left behind and disenfranchised by this nation and said you don't have any political or voting power and so you're going to be dismissed and. journey the principle plank of his campaign the from the very beginning of the country marginalize many that the us constitution of we the people left women marginalized known whites and put power in the hands of a few i'm laying out this vision of let's build a nation where we the people truly means all the people one political expert says

those who feel excluded might rally around him but not running for one of the 2 big parties makes it hard for his voice to be heard but i do think though that the constituencies he would have to win right and he know that he is going to need all of these people who are you said marginal in our society and these are people who are becoming the majority in america so i think he has the right sensibility i mean i think his message of one of we the people is the kind of message that people are interested in and perhaps why people issue partisan labels but i do think the fact that he is an independent speaks to this larger issue that we have with people who look like non winners charles is only the 2nd native american to run for the u.s. presidency his campaign is small has a source is tiny but he believes he is a big message and that the u.s. is ready for something new from someone whose roots go back to before america was america alan fischer al-jazeera washington. still ahead. afghanistan marks

100. celebrations. after that attack on a wedding in kabul. funeral for one of more than 200 people killed by landslides and flooding this is in southern india and floyd mayweather. in the middle east details coming up it's on a little later. hello there claire dry and of course halts across much of the middle baghdad we've seen some very high temperatures here over the last several days and it will stay warm over the next few days so people are really trying to stay as cool as they can look at this in the tigris river not a bad way to spend your day if you can if not i don't see they get

a cold drink or even head to a water park where people are enjoying having water cooler water away at all over the map from here to say the temperatures are she said to increase over the next few days elsewhere across the region it is dry and hot 44 degrees in a city there's no sign really of any rain we could say i want to into northern sections of turkey yet again so this could lead to very localized flooding of course very dry ground generally with these rains that are quite heavy at times and then the arabian peninsula more showers and possible across the southwest of yemen and then isn't a story going on into wednesday knows as hot but a warm day in doha 39 celsius and nice again is the lala with a high of 26 meanwhile southern africa look at these temperatures because we've had a pretty good case guys the last few days in the forecast and the temperatures are really taking a hike 18 celsius on cheese day but by wednesday 27 degrees 10 degrees above average for this time of year so enjoy it another sunny skies.

i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both my sis and us on. the 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad. to an al-jazeera setting the discussions police in cape town have struggled to reach instead of dying by examining the headlines now under president putin russia is making a push to engage explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire but. it's almost 2nd nature and i

also know what they see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. playing . on the news on here at al-jazeera and these are all top stories of course in sudan has been told former president bashir accepted $90000000.00 from saudi arabia's government he's on trial on corruption charges the military deposed bashir in april after months of anti-government protests a syrian government airstrike has hit in the area close to a turkish military convoy advancing in northwest syria the convoy was supporting rebels near the town and just torn. i'm sorry one rebel commander was killed and

iran's warning the u.s. not to seize its oil tanker in open seas after it says. the vessel was held there for 6 weeks on accusations of violating sanctions. afghanistan has postponed independence day celebrations after a bomb attack at a wedding reception killed $63.00 people eisel has claimed responsibility for it at a small ceremony president. government is committed to eradicating and destroying the group most of the victims were from a shia minority or from charlotte. it's a day for celebration 100 years ago afghanistan gained its independence from britain in kabul reminders everywhere. we're very happy that we became independent on this day 100 years ago and that's why we are celebrating what. i said i'm celebrating independence day i'm

happy i like the. children also celebrate with cricket calling it the great game it's a hangover from british colonise ation in the region yet these children are unaware of another great game played when the modern history began. in the 19th century afghanistan was caught between russia pushing south and the british expanded waste from india afghans for to retain the sovereignty but were peaceably occupied by the british 2 the treaty was signed in 1919 decades later during the cold war afghanistan was again stuck between 2 world powers russia and the united states in 1959 eisenhower became the 1st u.s. president to visit the country both nations called it afghanistan influence leading to rapid button eyes ation in a more liberal afghanistan in the fifty's and sixty's. all came to afghanistan on christmas eve 1979 and never left the soviet union invaded and took kabul within 3

days. islamic group of fighters known as the mucha who dean fought back with u.s. support 1000000 people died in the fighting until the soviets withdrew a decade later a civil war intel a ban rule followers national landmarks and infrastructure were destroyed by cavil's darla man palace. and this is how it looks today president gandhi had planned to inaugurate the building for independence day sign of how far the nation had come but again conflict intervened to spurning the event after and i saw suicide bombing killed dozens of people just a few kilometers from here many afghans are resisting celebration for another reason they feel this sovereignty is still compromised. younger. son believed. this since it's by the soviet union and by the united states of america or

through the town of the u.s. invaded in 2118 years later having spent $800000000000.00 and with 13000 troops in country it's negotiating its withdrawal with the taliban so if the afghan government isn't involved but those talks could mark the start of a new afghanistan that bans hope they can shake their identity without the 3 of who were into. kabul demonstrations in indonesia's west palm poor region have turned violent as protesters burned public facilities and blocked roads they're angry at what they say is police abuse against ethnic popcorn students. the western part of the island of new guinea and has been disputed since the end of dutch rule more on the story from help. as protests spread across 3 cities and thousands took part to show their anger management in monaco the capital of

west papuan protesters blocked intersections by burning tires and brought some areas to a standstill and they set fire to the local parliament building. earlier in the day a protester named alfred explained his reasons for participating in this is racism against pop when people pop when students were attacked and arrested only because they were willing to raise the indonesian flag or the incident he's referring to happened over the weekend on independence day rumors spread on social media that ethnic pop and students living on java island had damaged the indonesian flag. their dormitory in surabaya was surrounded by a group of people who were recorded chanting kick them out and other anti west papuan slogans. rather than disperse the crowd police fired tear gas and raided the compound on saturday more than 40 ethnic pop when students say

they were subjected to racial abuse as they were being detained after being held for nearly 9 hours the group was released without charge. she won't be at this incident clearly disturb the unity as a nation the government ordered a thorough and fair investigation of the incident and those who had violated the law we will pursue anyone who used this incident for their own interest. in the past indonesia's government has blamed separatists for stoking violence in the west poplar region which has been home to a low level armed rebellion really by indigenous pop once for decades in the 1st day our. job always doesn't he good policy by giving amnesty inside. prisoners however in the recency delusion he forget about you know how to preserve. as a human or human rights. the latest allegations of

police abuse are likely to add to their list of grievances and or schapelle al-jazeera. after nearly 4 decades in chile and members of a german sect that became a refuge for knots and fugitives when slave been abused by their pedophile leader more than 100 victims of the so-called dignity colony though announced it to suit the chilean state for damages they see in human reports now from puddle. on the foothills of this mountain range in central chile lies on a large rural estate the size of liston stein. shafique was 3 years old when his parents and 300 other german emigrants came here in 1962 to establish a plummy and their leader was self-proclaimed pastor paul schaeffer a former nazi who turned the so-called dignity colony into a prison for 40 years unimaginable things happened.

from the age of 8 i was beaten and abused we lived in a nightmare in purgatory in a hell that's why today i want it understood that we still live in an unjust. horst and his wife helga who was born here had no formal education and worked 7 days a week with no pay. from infancy children were separated from their parents and the boys sexually abused by schaeffer young and old were beaten and drugged to keep them docile. to cover one and. almost every day someone had to be beaten for 20 minutes and everyone had to take turns hitting the victim with a pole the community was under permanent surveillance and kept within electrified fences but some of the colonists did manage to escape through this the forest to neighboring farms or to the nearby town of and when that happened paul shaeffer would call the local police which was in his pay there are documented cases to

prove it and when that happened the police would bring the escapees right back here . lawyer winfred him for was also born in the commune i met him 6 years ago when he was preparing a lawsuit against a german and chilean states for their alleged negligence and complicity in the suffering of the colonists in may germany agreed to pay up to $11000.00 to victims as a token gesture but since chile has not agreed to settle out of court the lawsuit will now go ahead in. the chilean state and where the colony began by a perverted sadistic pedophile who collaborated with the pinochet dictatorship and corrupted all the institutions in the area in the 21st century there was a slave camp before the eyes of the chilean state of course is among the a.v.o. so colonists who remain on the property now called villa. like almost all the men

he suffers from acute back pain from years of forced labor and with no pension or savings the couple is struggling to overcome economic hardship and psychological trauma. we want the government to help us receive justice because authorities knew what was happening here and did nothing. the lawsuit is for a $1000000.00 for each of the $117.00 plaintiffs it may help compensate they say but never erase the horrors that they still live with you see in human al-jazeera chile now russia is investigating alleged foreign interference in its upcoming local elections in moscow there was concern quote foreign meddling is encouraging and authorised rallies parliamentary committee has now agreed to set up a special commission police violently broken up large demonstrations of opposition candidates who've been banned from running in the election more from step vast than in moscow. after this emergency session here at the state duma no further evidence

has been provided yet what we do know is that the deputy head of the u.s. embassy was called in last week for a notification on their website about some unsanctioned rallies basically showing a map of the route as well according to the embassy this was basically to warn its citizens not to go to that area but according to parliament members here this could be a sign to actually encourage people to go to that area another medium that are now being scrutinized as you tube because of notifications they apparently have been sending about live streaming of these unsanctioned rallies and also the well has been mentioned for a tweet which also according to look to lawmakers here they encourage people to go to this rally for we haven't heard anything we haven't also heard any proof we just interviewed the deputy of the state duma mr trotsky and he also said that this whole investigation has to provide this evidence and there's still

a possibility there isn't any evidence of this foreign interference but where is this now all about of course playing this foreign interference card it's basically distracting also the attention from the real reasons behind the protesters basically saying that these people have no real reasons to go onto the streets and that they're basically only being encouraged by foreigners and that's in the narrative that the state duma basically is now trying to play here the french and russian presidents amazing in southern france head of the g. 7 summit there is a manual marker on his with discussing the world's major crises from ukraine to iran to syria we have gotten to the following events for us from for the work and so on where the meeting is taking place what you distill for us what's come out of this. well the french president and russian leader will be meeting very shortly for official talks but just before

they go in behind closed doors they did offer some brief statements the french president has made it very clear that he invited. into his summer residence here in bragg are sought in order to try and persuade putin to take steps to end fighting in ukraine now the french president says that for him he feels there is a will a window of opportunity with the recent election of the new ukrainian president vladimir she lenski he's made it clear that he wants the fighting in eastern ukraine to end he made it one of his presidential campaign promises and emanuel back or when he met in june in paris said that he was very hopeful that the peace process that was started back in 2015 could be reignited what we heard also from the russian president on this very issue he said he was open he said that there is a certain promise in the 2 will discuss that later then also discuss of course other international issues they've made it very clear that they wanted to talk

about iran's president hoping that russia will use its influence on tehran to try and deescalate tensions that have been of course rising in the region ever since the u.s. pulled out of the 2015 iran deal last year they also said that their talk about syria with france trying to urge and put pressure on russia to end the fighting in the region or also raising the issue of human rights how important it is it's. a meeting like this is happening just before the g. 7 just before my current host the g 7 i'm thinking about the fact that russia got kicked out of the g. 8 because of crimea back in 214. that's right well it is very significant because of course these kind of invitations to vladimir putin by western leaders are very rare because relations between western leaders and the russian president are increasingly strained and have been over the

years over issues such as ukraine but also differences or syria now the fact that emanuel macro is hosting the g 7 at a novel coastal resort of the city of beer it's in the south of france this saturday leaders will be there including donald trump it is significant because what he's also doing by inviting a russia even though russia was kicked out of the g. $740.00 the g. 8 because it and in 2014 a model might call sending the signal that fake him even though russia is not part of this group of world leaders that still of course a very influential and key international player and emmanuel michael says it's absolutely important to keep the dialogue open with russia at all times and he is expected to bring what he learns here from putin to that summit when it begins on saturday in the circle close. thank you so much for that update. now more heavy rain is expected in many parts of india bringing a threat of floods more than $270.00 people have already been killed in the monsoon

season around half of the victims in the southern state of carola were birdman the us. heavy rain. destroyed. vishnu who is with the indian army his entire family is no more while the bodies were recovered mother and sisters body and the search is ongoing. he was just one of more than 200 people who died after the country was hit by heavy monsoon rains large scale flooding and scores of landslides. as the floodwaters recede rescue teams move in with radars search for bodies buried deep in the mud. and with the help of our radars we just found 3

bodies and we now have 16 more to find out all of the 59 people killed here we will continue our search operation into the last model is taken out. last year southern india suffered its worst flooding in a century a 1000000 people were displaced villages swept away more than 200 people killed at the time experts said land use was often to blame for the flooding. left but i don't stand claiming that even as an wetlands for other uses that is an automated thing which i agree with of the situation other ways are floodplains of the form of piety relies on about plants what are they going to accommodate and most of those water carola has more than 50 large dams which is supposed to protect areas against flooding but the u.n. says many would nearly full before the heavy rains fell.

more rain is expected. with more. still ahead. calls for any cost.

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could put loads of work on the training ground and then after international break i think it's. too busy with games to do some training so we've had to great week train in the moods that's been good of course and it's been competitive because there's some plays there weren't involved they want to make sure that they prove a point to the coaches and myself that they should be involved next time well a little known defender playing in northern ireland's a women's league is in the running with the likes of leon this is latin for him a bit for fifa award and who plays for cliftonville ladies is a line for the world goal of the year award for the strike officially called the push award to fans vote for when online the prize was established in 2009 and since then could join an impressive list including your ma christian or naldo on our vision or if she wins. there are more calls for indy car to stop racing at

pocono raceway in pennsylvania after another huge crash here there on sunday why happened on the opening lap of the race at the oval circuit 5 cars were involved but there were no serious injuries thankfully one of the drivers that felix rusin fist that was hospitalized but has since been released have a look at the on board camera shot and you get a real sense of just how terrifying it would have been. for many feel that the track at pocono is too dangerous for the more than high speeds involved in indy car justin wilson died there in 2015 and last year a robot with hands was catapulted the end to a fence leaving him from the waist down. well off to seeing at the

crash wickens tweeted how many times do we have to go through the same situation before we can all accept that an indy car should not race at pocono is just a toxic relationship and maybe it's time to consider divorce on their relief to everyone is ok from that scary crash last things stand pocono does not have a deal for race in 2020 australia's team doctor will decide the steve smith that plays in the 3rd asses test on thursday him missed the end of the 2nd game with concussion after being hit on the head that by india bowler. smith his replacement was also hit but has become the danger man for england who have named an unchanged squad made things happen when not many of those in cricket can. switch unique sort of action and way of bubbling. and obviously natural pace she's

always going to be in the game on any surface when you've got that and the skill of the other guys around it makes for a tasty combination but i think it tones be very difficult to start training as against because of the place and the balance that he gets but again i think guys who got in. showed that it is it is doable. it goes a bit around boy $14550.00 times for a long time and. it's a challenge that's always going to screw it. russia's rising star of tennis said damaged the devil has won his 1st masters title in cincinnati he be there with gunfire in the final and with the u.s. open a week away a major trophy might not be too far away either david stokes reports. to make it 3 finals in a row don't you but i've finally got what he was looking for. a straight sets victory over duffy secured the brush in his 1st masters title and a place in the world's top 5 but after playing his 16th match in 20 days with

victory came it wasn't quite how we did much of it if you were to ask me before the tournament if i win the tournament i would say i would never fall down on the quarter scream like crazy and finally when i made this last days i had no power to even say one word so i just went over there and i was like ok it's finished i want to. medvedev performance in the final should come as no surprise he beat the world number one novak djokovic should the seventies and finished runner up in his 2 previous tournaments in washington and montreal the 23 year old is what she is on hard courts this season than any other player on tall. he played on valuable last 3 weeks he was you he sees super solid he doesn't miss it's like going into the war lose nothing special he species not too. fast not too slow and then you receive bombs from the screaming from me some of those where you everybody's struggling because he saw consistent now was a more confident. he's a he's

a really good player next up for medvedev he'll try and win his 1st major trophy at the u.s. open but he's got a few days off to let this victory sink in 1st just so you know so you do know that david stokes al-jazeera. floyd mayweather jr has denied that he said to fight manny pacquiao in saudi arabia follows a video that surfaced on social media last sunday in which the boxing legend said the fight is happening here that video. thank you it's an honor to come to saudi arabia to sit down with you guys to talk about that maybe whether. saudi arabia flowing money mainly. well may well they may take spain that video was shot at the head of commotion a trip to saudi and that he has specifically was asked to mention however he confirmed that there are currently no talks for the 5 to happen mayweather and packie squared off once back in 2015 the american winning the bout you know on this

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hello again from everyone i'm kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera the corruption trial of sudan's deposed president omar bashir he has evidence that he accepted $90000000.00 from saudi arabia. iran says it will retaliate if the u.s. attempts to seize its oil tanker that's just been released from. and thousands of demonstrators set fire to public buildings in indonesia protesting what they call abuse of ethnic popular students. so we're starting with developments in syria's last rebel held province regime forces claim to have taken control of a checkpoint giving them access to the strategically important town of. hours earlier an airstrike narrowly missed a turkish military convoy nearby it was one of the closest direct confrontations

between syrian and turkish forces during the war so what has more from beirut. a syrian or russian warplane is believed to be behind this attack close to a turkish military convoy it was making its way through the opposition controlled province of idlib turkey says it was heading to one of its observation posts. that in the habitat of more ak and like the rebel controlled town of punch a hole in a few kilometers away it could soon come under siege and syrian government forces and their allies advance the syrian foreign ministry is accusing turkey of trying to stop the army's advance and providing support to what it calls terrorist groups turkey's local allies the so-called syrian national army were recently seen heading to the front lines to help fight the government military push the nation and army were sent in massive cements to the front lines and lip and the 2nd we have seen

today morning the mess of calm war 2 hunchy of an order to establish to base there and to prevent. cutting the m 5 highway that highway will allow the syrian government to collect cities under its control and revive trade but maybe population centers like. along the road the town used to show. up 210-0000 syrians before the military escalation started in april many of them had been displaced from nearby hama province it's now empty as government troops and their allies are a few kilometers from reaching its center. syrian regime did not enter haunch a clean and fighting continues in the vicinity of the city the turks have sent reinforcement to prevent the syrian regime from entering college shakily and as usual the syrian regime targeted the turkish convoy turkey is a key guarantor in this region as part of the deescalation that we meant and we do

not expect it to give up the airstrike may have been a message from syria to turkey whose defense ministry has condemned it as a violation of existing agreements and cooperation with russia and turkey's deployment of troops seems to have been its own message to syria and its backer russia not to advance any further but many are asking are both sides just posturing or will the sharp escalation and tension turn the proxy battle in adlib into a different kind of war. beirut. to our other main story today in testimony in the corruption trial of former sudanese president omar bashir is revealed he reportedly accepted $90000000.00 from saudi arabia's government but she was accused of possessing foreign currency and of accepting bribes the military removed him from power in april after months of anti-government protests but she was also wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes and crimes against humanity in

darfur more from him morgan. inside the courthouse behind this wall is where the country's former president and longtime leader former president had his 1st hearing with judges now his defense attorney are saying that the charges brought against him which includes corruption and bribery are not because he received the money that was found in his house after he was ousted as a person and not as the president people who were inside the courthouse have described him as being very composed very confident and like his family members who attended the session who people say were very emotional saying that he should not be tried now his defense team say that this proves the fact that there is a trial against a former president proves that the judicial is independent but they're sure that he will come out innocent. presenting the head of the country to troll proves that there is rule of law in the country and that no one is above the law this message is not just for the ousted government but to the incoming government the case will

resume next week we can't tell you what the outcome will be but we can say that we are assured that the case is going in the favor of the defendant now the charges that we will not hear against the former president are charges that are being brought against him by the international criminal court which include charges of work crimes crimes against humanity and genocide the transitional council that ousted him said that they will wait until a transitional government is formed and an independent and impartial judiciary is set up and that body will be the one to determine whether the former president should be tried for these crimes and if he is whether he's guilty or innocent. now iran is warning the united states not to seize an oil tanker in the open seas after it set off from gibraltar overnight this was the vessel it was held for 6 weeks on suspicion it was taking crude oil to syria in violation of e.u. sanctions it was called the grey swan it's now been renamed the adrian daria one and it's left a broader but still unclear where it's actually heading over many simmons.

yes. lifted and underway at last in the darkness heading east into the mediterranean. a few hours before the departure supplies had been loaded on the adrian daria warm in the choppy waters a specialist engineer had been winched up along with at least 5 new crew members the engineer was brought on board to attend to a technical issue planning to return to shore later nightfall on the swell of the sea is getting worse yet the technician has yet to return to the supertanker the ai asked systems that automatic identification systems are now showing a drill down real war they to the technician had finished his work and returned to shore but who will end up with $140000000.00 worth of crude oil this is obviously going to be one of those tracks vessels over the next few days and therefore we

have a very clear idea of where it goes and we have a very clear idea of any vessels that come alongside in order to try and ship the cargo. last thursday gibraltar the supremes course lifted the detention order on the ship after assurances from iran that it would not deliver its cargo of crude oil to syria complying with the european union sanctions on that country an attempt by the united states to reimpose the detention under its own sanctions was dismissed by the court on sunday as the reflagged rename ship prepared to leave your proto announced it couldn't follow up on a subsequent u.s. district court warrant the detention of the ship and the full faith of her cargo. it was 6 weeks ago the super tanker was captured off the coast of this tiny british territory at the tip of the iberian peninsula it's overlooking the african coastline and it's the gateway to the mediterranean a british frigate docking here but destined for the strait of hormuz to take over

escort duties serves as a reminder of the tension that it has escalated with the ongoing detention of a british flag tanker in paris this is the closing of one chapter of a crisis and the start of a new on that's now charting a course andrew symonds al-jazeera off the coast of japan. celebrations have been postponed for afghanistan's 100 independence day after the bombing at a wedding reception that killed 63 people at a small ceremony president promised revenge for the saturday night attack in kabul for which i still has claimed responsibility most of the victims are from afghanistan's shia minority and he said all safe havens for islamic state will be eliminated here is. it's a day for celebration 100 years ago afghanistan gained its independence from britain in kabul reminders everywhere.

we're very happy that we became independent on this day 100 years ago and that's why we are celebrating it. just like that i'm celebrating independence day to day i'm happy i like the. children also celebrate with cricket calling it the great game it's a hangover from british colonise ation in the region yet these children are unaware of another great game played when the modern history began. in the 19th century afghanistan was caught between russia pushing south and the british expanded waste from india afghans for to retain the sovereignty but were pitted li occupied by the british to the treaty was signed in 1919 decades later during the cold war afghanistan was again stuck between 2 world powers russia and the united states in 1959 eisenhower became the 1st u.s.

president to visit the country both nations called it afghanistan influence leading to record button eyes ation in a more liberal afghanistan in the fifty's and sixty's. all came to afghanistan on christmas eve 1979 and never left the soviet union invaded and took kabul within 3 days. islamic group of fighters known as the mucha who dean fought back with u.s. support 1000000 people died in the fighting until the soviets withdrew a decade later a civil war intel a ban rule follows national landmarks and infrastructure were destroyed by cavil's darla man palace. and this is how it looks today president gandhi had planned to inaugurate the building for independence day sign of how far the nation had come but again conflict intervened to spurning the event after and i saw suicide bombing killed dozens of people just a few kilometers from here many afghans are resisting celebration for another

reason they feel this sovereignty is still compromised. yeah. the sun believed this thought i saw it as good as since it's by the soviet union and by the united states of america or through the economy the us invaded in 2118 years later having spent $800000000000.00 and with $13000.00 troops in country it's negotiating its withdrawal with the taliban so if the afghan government isn't involved but those talks could mark the start of a new afghanistan that dance hopefully they can shake their identity without the 3 savor or into fair. kabul in the news ahead. here in a role before one of more than 200 people killed by the landslides and flooding.