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cam for displays, people in democratic republic of congo, killing more than 70 new zealand reopening his borders, easing one of the wells toughest cove 19 restrictions. and they ran their way out of poverty only to lose everything to predatory husbands. the murder of a canyon athletes. i liked the abuse suffered by many runners. ah, the military stand over ukraine is escalating with the u. s. a president deploying thousands of american troops to eastern europe. 2000 soldiers will head to poland and germany and 1000 will be re positioned to romania. the u. s. and nato already have tens of thousands of troops in europe. the pentagon says the move sends a strong signal to russia, which continues to deny its planning to invade ukraine. white house correspondent,

kimberly hockey reports. after ramping up the possibility for weeks of a rush, an evasion of ukraine, the white house on wednesday, downgraded that threat from president vladimir putin saying an evasion is no longer imminent. i use that once, i think others have used that once, and then we stopped using it because i think it sent in a message that we weren't intending to send, which was that we knew that president putin had made a decision. still, the united states is sending more troops to eastern europe, with some of the forces will be reposition to romania. others will be coming from the united states to poland and germany. it's a response to president putin who has position tens of thousands of troops inside russia near ukraine's border. it's important that we send a strong signal to mister putin and frankly, to the world that nato matters to the united states. it made it matters to our

allies and we have iron clad oracle 5 commitments an attack on one as an attack on on all the roughly $3000.00 troops will bolster the nato presence in europe and are in addition to the $8500.00 us troops put on stand by last month, by u. s. president joe biden. the united states maintains diplomacy is the best path to resolving security disagreements. russia, what's assurances nato will halt expansion into former soviet republics like ukraine. but the west won't provide that guarantee. instead, biden's promised severe consequences if who in bays he has shown no signs of being interested or willing to deescalate the attentions. the u. s. forces will reinforce nato, the eastern flag working with host countries. as nato has not yet activated its response force to counter what it refers to as russian aggression. i think there's

a bargain, it aspect to what they're doing, which is to put something on the table that can be taken away. a chip, if you will, in exchange for russian non aggression against ukraine, despite no, no russian threat and no signs of an eminent invasion of ukraine. the pentagon says the movement of troops could begin soon, and there could be the possibility of even more true movements in the future. kimberly helen al jazeera washington and dorsey jabari is following reaction from moscow. we've been hearing from the russian deputy foreign. i'm secretary who said that this is a destructive step. alexander goosgo has said that this is not really const conducive. and it just illustrates that the americans are trying to escalate the attention rather than trying to de escalate. we've also been hearing from an mp who

is the deputy head of the foreign affairs committee here in duma. and he's been saying that said this is an absolutely destructive step and that it's an action that can be qualified as an attempt to derail the negotiations. that are ongoing about russia, security concerns. there is a sense that the united states is really trying to corner russia into giving in, on their demands that they've been making from the u. s. government and nato, about the expansion of nato, as well as a, going back to the 1997 level of membership. the russian president vladimir putin said that they want to see that level of members, really because the numbers keep increasing and that is very much a security concern. the united arab emirates defense ministry says it's intercepted 3 half style drones that enter the countries as base early wednesday. officials say the drones were destroyed over unpopulated areas and armed group called i'll, we at why on hock has screened responsibility for what is described says an attack

on vital facilities. the group says it will continue to target the way until it sounds interfering in yemen and iraq. meanwhile, the us is sending fine to dress and a warship to the united arab emirates and respond to several attacks in the past few weeks by who the rebels in yemen. it comes after a 3rd may solid talk was intercepted on monday during a visit by israel's president. the sharp part of the saudi led coalition at war and yemen is carried out a series of deadly asked ranks in retaliation. mom and all that time has more from demons capital for now. so far we haven't heard from the host these here that they have carried out any attack and also we haven't spoken about this group or their involvement or any link to the to this group. so far, the fees this moment, i believe just still waiting for the united arab emirates to make it move to

answer to their terms in order to stop their tags. on the united m routes so far, the calling on the united states to stop its war involved to stop involvement in the solid quality war in yemen, and also to withdraw its forces and also to stop its financing or supporting any any. well, the way the describe any military men on the ground in yemen so far the, this new newly imagined group which has declared themselves or ignite themselves as we are allowed to do so far. and it is no relation or length to the hoses may be from iraq. was responded to some low v as, as the to the sample sires. and we, in recent days, especially a few days ago, big demonstration was held in iraq in support of,

of the whole these and also v. m. and he's under the control of the hoses. so far, this newly emerging group has proven was the observers say that now the, the conflict which is in yemen has started to still over to effect or to impact other countries in the region. the law is the editor of r digest. he says the recent attacks are not with b, r, a worrying escalation, escalation is working, i think, very wording for the u. e. because this is a country that price itself in a neighborhood that's very volatile, of being a sea of stability that has lots and lots of tourists that has foreign businesses for flourishing there. some of these kinds of attacks are incredibly disturbing for them are on this group, this militia group that has claimed credit. i mean they're tied very closely to his

blog, which of course is linked very closely to ron. so this ups the ante because the, the monday attack of who these took credit for and did the previous attacks going back a couple of weeks, the ones in which there were a victim in that attack to be killed and several wounded duties took again, we're prepared to stand up on, not on those attacks. now this attack, that would be 7 claim. i would think that from the m a radi perspective, they must be feeling a bit of a cancer because the who says that they'll hit them. now this group has an attempted to hit them and of course i think that there is a link to, to the chase to get away because talks are going on right now in vienna. and this will be a very unsettling one of the big issues for the gulf states in particular. the saudis and morality is the ballistic missile capabilities that the iranians

have. they want that to be in the way that's hammered out that joe biden is really quite anxious to get back into. it looks like they're not going to get it. in democratic republic of congo, a militia group armed with guns and masha, he says, attacked a camp for internally displaced people killing at least 70 to the attack happened in the eastern province of a tory. many of the casualties are said to be women and children fighters from the corporate, if for the development of the congo known as her deco are suspected of being responsible for the killings. the armed group has killed hundreds of people in the region enforced thousands from their homes over the past 5 years. tom pear. acosta is the regional media advisor for the norwegian refugee council in central and west africa. he says the co volleys government isn't doing enough to protect civilians. more than 14 children beds we've seen, we've seen the reports. the images are terrible. and these population,

this camp is hosting. around 24000 people and these people have already flipped the violence in 2019 in the region. and now today they are being attacked precisely where they should be safe. but they are not. and we are saying that safety is there, right. so we are calling everyone to ensure that these innocent civilians are protected. we are calling on the government, we are putting on the international community, these violence to stop and need to stop. now, nothing justifies is kind of of violence, but this region you to read in north, east and congo has a strong increase of violence in 2017. there is a strong inter coming out there between the community of him and who am i, or herders at both, and then do the farmers and they overland. so this is the root cause of the

conflict right now. been nothing has been so far to address me. so we are also asking the moment to address this causes. now because there are more and more pictures we don't do any still had on the program. covered cases in the us have jobs that fatalities are up with more people dying compared to other developed countries. cubes, the civilians, the 2 women insurance, and the insurgency against the cool that risks becoming a full war in myanmar. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle a ways i just found out the snow is placed in the woods at the northern han shoe

and you know what is been stowing in hong shoe on the mountains. what seems like weeks that it continues lighter showers, but they're fairly frequent. the line of significant rain further south it goes through china is all, vs is on its way through taiwan. hong kong will see things both warm up and brighten up the skies. cling but the snow showers continue in hon. shoot temperatures elsewhere in china. little bit below where they should be maybe. but the sun is the dominant feature in the sky. the central is how the philippines look wet less so soloway seen fat for the end of the wet seasons. wrong back me shout around java season return. jakarta could see some juicy on friday. the northeast one soon is faltering now, so most of india is dry and sunny. that's not true. the north northern play which could do with this rain because it turns over the air and improves things that certainly there with significance they're running through the himalaya and including nepal. and through time that rain that you south as well. it really rain rather than funnels. thomas, the most part,

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ah, welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. is deploying thousands of extra american truths to eastern europe. 2000 soldiers will had to poland and germany, and $1000.00 will be read position to romania. the pentagon says the move sent a strong signal to russia, which is amassing true fact. ukraine's border. the united arab emirates defense ministry says it's intercepted, 3 hostile drones that entered it face face early on wednesday. an article called i, we at wad aha, has claimed responsibility for what it describes as an attack on vital facilities. and in democratic republic of congo, attackers armed with guns and machetes, had killed 72 people in account for the internally displaced beyond hope known as co deco he suspected to be behind the great in the eastern province. harvey tour

with new zealand is eating strict border controls imposed nearly 2 years ago in response to the current of our span demik under a faith reopening vaccinated due zealanders in australia will be allowed home without quarantine from the end of this month. citizens returning from the rest of the world can from mid mom can return from mid march. old travel restrictions will end in october. when he has more from toronto. from february the 28th, we will see vaccination, new zealanders who are in australia able to return to this country. and while they won't do the quarantine in a hotel room, which situation at the moment, they will still have to isolate at home at the moment that is 10 days, self isolation, it will come down pretty quickly to 7. and i think most people are expecting it to continue to drop away after that in the not too distant future. 93 percent of the

population fully vaccinated and that is a population or vaccination of people are age 12 and over. so it's a large chunk of the population that is now fully vaccinated. the whole point of the elimination strategy from the government's point of view was to try to prevent people dying to save lives and also protect the health system. and since the pandemic began with only had $53.00 deaths and new zealand. so i think most people would agree that from that standpoint, the elimination strategy has been a success. but it had to come to an end at some stage, and while on the cron did see the border reopening delayed slightly. it also came with an acknowledgment from the government that because micron is so contagious that they could not keep it out forever. and sure enough we've got community cases of, of, of the, on the crop very, and in new zealand now. and soon that's going to be potentially hitting up into thousands of cases a day. so then you would have the situation of people going into quarantine hotels

healthy, fully vaccinated while there are people in the community who are affected. cohen of viruses killing americans at a far higher rate than people in other wealthy nations. that's according to an analysis by the new york times. the daily number of copays related deaths in the u . s. is at a highest level in almost a year. days from john hopkins university shows a 39 percent increase in the past 2 weeks to a daily average of more than 2400 fatalities. c on ferro is an emergency physician and assistant professor of emergency medicine at columbia university. she says the number of reasons why so many americans have died from 1219 the u. s. is one of the rich countries, but unfortunately before even the panoramic as one of the lowest scoring healthcare system that definitely asked to it because there's so many inequities when it comes to access to care. and also when looking at the, looking at the wild score of the citizens,

u. s. has the worst would smash you lighter, co morbid conditions like diabetes, hypertension, c o, p d, and a lot of other chronic illnesses. so that puts people at a higher risk of having complications from the, from call it, but also, in addition to that, that the unvaccinated rate also makes it grow the dead weight, exponentially so multifactorial. but of course, now looking at the gap of the vaccination between the us and canada and europe, the u. s. is one of the lowest vaccine rate among dental among developed countries . and because of all the underlying conditions in the pool health care system, the numbers are worse and they're probably going to be in the next few months. even worse. don't you expected to think with hospitalization being rank expensive? oh, little take people to take the preventative action more seriously. but that hasn't been the case because a lot of this influence there's will using this political gain or for gaining and

influencer access. i'm even going once they're in the social media outlets they're using for their can't. and you'll see that some also media outlets like the fox news. derrick getting up there pushing those anti vaccine mandates, especially in many places. 8. gov st myanmar is facing a multi dimensional humanitarian crisis a year after the army sees control. many opposed to the military roll have joined the ranks of ethnic on groups fighting government forces. as the decades old conflict escalates. chi as fate in the east has seen some of the heaviest fighting . and as tony chang reports, the violence has forced around a 170000 people from the helms rebel fighters launch a rocket propelled grenade at me and my army positions. in reply, a thick burst of automatic gunfire. forces them beth. they are just outside the provincial capital. lloyd gore, we're fighting has been fierce throughout january,

but their enemy was much better. quit the fight is from the current national defense was the k and the f. a new militia formed after the military coups nearly a year ago. but what had started as a gorilla campaign is now becoming a full blown conventional war i was in the fall are 12 months ago. philip, a well educated man in his thirties worked in communications was of now he's a k and dear fighter from he entered thailand illegally recently and wants to keep his identity hidden too much. but he'll return to me on my soon to continue the fight against a vicious adversary by the buggers good behalf nor you know, rules due to everything goes smooth in order to civilians. the 2 women and children sticker innocently rose the grievous, furiously. don't fight all out, you know how to say a normal,

a standard army were lou, you know, accompanied by ty border authorities. we crossed into miramar, thailand's keen to stay out of this fight. but it monitor the situation closely. this is the last current position before the time border, which is just up the hill for the ty authorities asked the current to move out months ago, because there are 250 myanmar soldiers based in these hills behind me. and they didn't want fighting to break out right on the border while we're there, a group of ker, any fight is arrived to reoccupied the base. the fight is a friendly to the ties, but the relationship is clearly awkward. and the little strained. dave met, there was heavy fighting, so we couldn't stay calm and we moved to another base until the fighting went quiet . and now we're able to return. for now the rolling hills of east men ma quite. but this is just 180 kilometers from your most capital and the current leadership know

the fighting will resume. now today or the chimney now, or we think it's because currently state is very close to ne p door. so this poses a security threat to them. the real cost of the fighting is being felt by hundreds of thousands of civilians forced from their homes. that government has turned thousands away from its border. yet many remain close to scared to go home. and rebel fighters say military forces, setting fire to properties as they have bounce, leaving nothing behind but scorched toni chang out to 0. from the time man ma bowden. i've got his fam now in some university of her university rather have re open their doors for the 1st time since the taliban takeover. last august, female students were allowed back, but in segregated classrooms, western nations are urging the taliban to respect women's rights. the us secretaries of state and defense are meeting members of congress to discuss the

chaotic withdrawal from a gun. it's done. washington and its allies have held about 120000 afghans. leave the country since italy band sees power last year. but advocacy groups are concerned about the refugees who fled to the us and the families they left behind. particle hand reports. it's been a long journey for this young man who were calling up duel to protect his family in afghanistan. from the chaos of the cobble airport to one of the last military flights to leave to a refugee camp. and now a rented bedroom just outside of washington dc. 6 months later, abdul is desperately worried about the parents and brothers. he left behind. they spend 95 percent of live inside the home nowadays. ah, it's been 5 months that my family has no income. i mean the income is 0. he worked with an american program, which is why he got out, but there are still tens of thousands of afghans just like him who still can't leave. jen wilson is

a private citizen who's been working with veterans for 6 months to make moments like this happen. but she has not been able to get anyone out for more than a month. there is no explanation for it was not because it's not like, i don't mean any. i don't need any money from you to to get them out. i don't need, i don't need any money. i need nothing from you. i literally just need that foil to be put in their passport and, and i'll take care of the rest. but the state department emits without a diplomatic presence in afghanistan, they aren't able to process any special immigrant visas right now, insisting they are trying to find a work around little comfort for the afghans facing a winter of freezing temperature, salmon, and extreme poverty. the u. s. has announced more than $300000000.00 in aid, but is refusing to release billions of dollars in africa and reserves held in us banks 1st and foremost the status of the funds as subjective, ongoing litigation fraud by certain victims of 911 and other terrorist attacks

a whole judgments against the taliban. as for a dual, his focus now finding a way forward, it's very hard to continue my education dislike without any financial financial support. i should go to work to help my family or i should pay for my education. so it's a very huge problem for me that i do know what they should do. a refugee reset them, an agency will pay for this room for another few months. then this 22 year old will be on his own to find his future in the us and find a way to help his family more than 10000 kilometers away. particle haine al jazeera hyattsville, maryland. guinea be south government, says 11 people were killed in today's attack on the presidential palace that's being seen as an attempt at cool. among the dead were 4 civilians as well as members of the military present democracy. so claimed bala survived. what he says

was an attempt to kill him, along with the prime minister and cabinet. he believes to find our attack was linked to drunk trafficking rather than a bit to overthrow him. now becoming a world class runner in western kenya is one of the few ways young women can lift themselves out of poverty. but many of the top female athletes say that after winning big, they've lost everything to predatory husband, so stolen their hard earned wealth. welcome, why pass a story? teaches me ruth bossy doria then tens of thousands of dollars from winning $3000.00 me to steeplechase events all over the world over her 15 year running career. but she says she gave the money to her husband to invest in properties. she said he became violent, then left her and took everything for him. he had motives, your newly you was after my my switch. so it broke my heart because

when i see the attrition armina at the moment, who sometimes like when to say, we says she's not alone. she lives in the town of a 10 in kenya, where many of the worlds fastest long distance run has come from. she has many of the female athletes here, lose their winnings to abusive, ponders. few ever spoke out about it until world record breaking professional athlete. agnes to rope was stamped to death her home 3 months ago. please charged her husband with murder. it prompted outcry against domestic abuse in kenya and beyond. jo angelina, who's one half madison's over the world. so she left an abusive husband after he took most of her winnings. she's been speaking out, says thousands of other abused female athletes have since contacted her. she set up a charity to help them like agnes she,

she could not tell anyone her problems. so most of them are suffering in silence. so. busy many objective is to try to, to get them and for them just to know their rights, what's what they are capable of doing. many of the runners begin when they're teenagers and can be vulnerable in the country business, a professional sport. most people here are wealthy, many live in shacks, small scale farming on the only ways that people can make a living. and a lot of the athletes say when they start out running, i can't even afford their own trainers and the winning the prizes from international running competitions is one of the only ways to make a decent living on the edge of a 10 is a growing suburb. of the homes of the few athletes here that make it, the winnings can be big. that for jo ann's has attract predict 3 men to winning women. caroline and gerace went around $10000.00 running long distance races in

china just before the global pandemic. he says her ex pon violently took all the money she ever won until she ran away. we met her with 2 of her friends who told similar stories, hunger one like to come over. he sees all were appealing for an office to represent us. similar, we could go to report this. there were even prominent athletes among us who are not able to be and have no way to go. caroline and her friends hope to win more prizes so they can replace what they say they last to a piece. have partners, they say many of those around them keep suffering in silence. malcolm web al jazeera, it's in kenya. ah, hello again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera. the u. s. is deploying thousands of extra american troops to eastern europe. 2000 soldiers will have to poland and

germany, and $1000.00 will be re position to romania. the pentagon says move sends a strong signal to russia which has been massing true.