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live, dismantled, misconceptions and debate. the contradiction cabinet get up front on al jazeera, me and he drove. isaac has been killed. the raid by us special forces took place in serious. it'll a province ah, the whole rather than what you know, there are life. well, headquarters here in the coming up in the next 30 minutes offering to mediate turkeys president visited crane and mounting tensions with russia. although the prospect of permanent removal from public life may amazon, the leader faces new charges in court. and pressure grows on the u. k. prime minister's 4 of his top aides reside within hours of each other. ah,
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welcome to the program, the u. s. as the leader of iso has been killed in a special forces operation in north western syria. ibrahim and hashmi algo ratio was one of at least 13 people, including 6 children who died during the raid in the town at mann in the rebel held area of italy, province. it was the biggest us raid there since the attack in 2019 that killed a previous leader of ice will all white house correspondent kimberly healthcare has more. this horrible terrorist leader is no more in an address to the nation from the roosevelt room of the white house. u. s. president joe biden spoke about the operation. he ordered that killed the isolator abu ibrahim l. how she me al, crushing and i directed the department of defense to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. knowing that this terrorist had chosen serrano
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self was families including children. we made a choice to pursue a special forces raid at a much greater risk than our to our own people, rather than targeting him with an air strike. as us special forces moved in the ice, a leader reportedly detonated an explosive and a final act of desperate cowardice. he chose to blow himself up, taking several members of his family with him. the mission happened thursday in north western syria in it live province. residence on the ground said at least 13 people, including children, were killed in the operation. the pentagon said there were no true casualties with the credit or might in his vice president and national security advisors over saw the mission from the situation room of the white house. it was the biggest us rated, syria says the 2019 operation that killed the ice, a leader abu bakar albert daddy. this operation was literally months in the
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planning the u. s. targeted the ice, a leader for threats he allegedly posed to us interests and crimes committed in iraq in 2014, including the enslavement of edi women. the raid comes a week after the defense secretary ordered the u. s. military to do more to protect civilians in combat operations often largely forgotten in the west proseries. it may be the only a silver lining of this is it has brought back media's attention to the conflict and syria seems from their perspective that no one really cares. so a one advantage in the sense is that this is now go to your back into, into the news. despite efforts to limit casualties, some members of congress are now calling for an investigation into the civilian deaths to ensure that every reasonable step was taken to protect innocent lives.
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kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house, the saudi lead coalition fighting, and the amber has those 2 as strikes on who the rebel positions there, the capitol center, all of those hit near the cities international airport. this is the moment that find 2 jets bombed the area, the strikes of intensified in the last few weeks following who the mis are launches against the united arab emirates. now the united states is about its latest round of proposed weapons sales to the middle east. the united arab emirates is set to buy $65000000.00 worth of massage radar systems. saudi arabia is looking to improve its anti missile defense capabilities with a $23700000000.00 upgrade. but the biggest ticket item is to jordan, which is buying full point $2000000000.00 worth of fight address to expand its f. 16 fleet turkeys president is offered to mediate between ukraine at russia. restaurant held talks with ukraine's president vladimir polanski. jeff zelinski.
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well, could they offer the pants, signed a series of economic deals, including want to produce turkish trades in ukrainian factories. this, our busy, it comes to a sensitive time. i'd like to reiterate that we continue to support the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, including crimea. i appreciate the messages of the ukrainian administrators, especially mister president, to emphasize common sense and dialogue, as i've emphasized before, turkeys prepared to undertake it's paw in order to end. the crisis. hot up dilemma has more from t. yes. i think it's a, it's a relationship that is improving by the day in these economic does. a very important for both countries and in turkey has always said that it, due to the integrity of ukraine, must be respected in the past president air to one has also said that it would be very unwise of russian president vladimir putin to have a military escalation or indeed to invade ukraine. so turkey was very clear on his
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position or all along. and actually, i think there was a very symbolic imagery when he arrived at the presidential palace earlier today, he was received in grand pomp and then the turkish president stopped, looked at the parade there and said, slab, oh great, you know, which means glory, you're a crane i think that says a very strong message on where he stands when it comes to this crisis. the problem is he is a nato member. and so at the suit employed, he is also in a difficult position because he does enjoy job. he does enjoy a good relations with russia even though they don't agree on certain files, for example, on syria and olivia, but jerky would like to keep that relationship. why going ahead with this relationship or with you? great. and being an aide to member the 2nd largest army of ne does,
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is it certainly a very important position there. we was asked to lead. unsung sushi is facing new charges in court. she's already been sentenced to 6 years and attention. now this case could now lead to her complete removal from public life. tony chang has more. as she voted in 20 twenty's election, it would have been hard for anson to cheat, predict her greatest political success would lead to her downfall. since last he has qu in myanmar, she has been detained in isolation, only appearing in court to face charges that may lead to years in prison. what is said, none. the less senior members of her party believe she still has a major role to play period. she will have to do more and more for democracy and for obama. yeah, i'm now approaching 58. she is $76.00, but she is much healthier than me. but the events of the past year have shown that
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uncensored she's policy of engaging the military didn't work. she even went so far as to defend, the arm is violent. crack down against the ringer, that last many supporters on the global stage, while that didn't punish her reputation at home. it also failed to stop the generals of seizing control and her kind. the majority of the people on the stand that, you know, answered she was trying her a compromise solution compromised approach shoe, and as far as appeasing the military in power. ah, but of course that fav, it's very hard to get a sense of public opinion inside mamma. with the military arresting people for their political beliefs. but here in the tie bought a town of methyl, there's a lot excelled community and a variety of opinions about the woman, simply known as the lady. me who i want own santucci to be released. said that
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things can change. well m o and our holiday. i wanna, i want new people to take over these positions because she is too old and those people should be young like us. her test is continued to take to the streets, risking their lives to oppose military rule and calling for new men, mar, freed, from the constraints of the past. all of this is happening without uncensored she, if a, when she is released, she may find herself in a much diminished ro, matoney, josephina from bank corker. and we just got ready this news at this court appearances happening a potentially the next few hours. i mean what, what we know about the charges being put before her was she was going to be facing charges of her, of the going against the state secrets act yesterday. that hearing was postponed because she was said to be unwell, suffering from disease,
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dizziness and nausea after her, the journey from the place where she was being kept in secret to the court in the capitol naperville. we're not sure she's going to be attending court today. her lawyers who we spoke to earlier this morning said they hoped to see her, but said they couldn't be sure of the stage. they're only allowed 30 minutes with, with her before the start of proceedings up. but the big focus today was going to be on corruption charges, new challenges announced on state television against her last night. think many people see these as trumped up charges. the military went through the books at her party headquarters and her home very, very closely after the military qu, they haven't yet print, produced any evidence a toll of corruption her. but nonetheless, she is facing 11 charges now, which could potentially lead to sentencing ever more than a 150 years. and i think many people say this is an attempt by the military
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government. he's somebody who has an assured track record of winning at the polls are out for the foreseeable future. and given her age at 76, that could be for a very long time, 20 chignon forest banks to be update. tony still had his old al jazeera west african leaders hold an emergency summit with a warning that democracy is in crisis across the region. and back in business, bali reopened to all foreign visitors. after nearly 2 years of pandemic restrictions, those stories after the break ah look forward to brighter skies the weather sponsored by kettle airways. that when you stop, the wind is tangier, cuz sometimes you get seasonal cold winds. so for example, down the gulf,
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the sun gets to work and it gets pretty warm. the temperature react could be $29.00 degrees or fried dough house at $25.00. it's quite a contrast. we come further north, still with a late winter storm blowing things into northern egypt and saudi like to have a sandstorm running through the north, hitting suddenly rock nevada, q 8, some showers to follow of rain or snow in the high ground of northern iraq and iran might see a shower to near q 8, and that band is going to head slowly southwards, but then fizzle out. here is the picture on saturday. the remaining showers are still blowing in a lighter wind down in gather city. for example, maybe in beirut, sons out in cyprus, probably most of egypt and all of turkey for nice change because things are marched on this as well as there will be the been snow in tehran itself, rather than just the mattress area of this part of iran and the could be a little bit more mostly we're talking about rain showers. it's warm for the sas is quite woman, something pakistan units. but the shamal has picked up by this time. not a cold one that could well be a dusty one. at his dusty threat,
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i like watching onto their reminder of all top stories. us president joe biden says the leader of ice or has been killed and raiden, syria, abraham, hashmi, alleret, she blew up a special forces advanced in libyan province of the syrian province of lip. turkeys president has also to mediate between ukraine and russia on a visit to care of dr. edwards, the dialogue was the only way to resolve the standoff ukraine's president welcomed the proposal. amazons to be dancing. suji is facing new charges in court, including corruption, already been sentenced. to 6 years in prison, rescues nigeria, searching for 10 missing oil workers after an offshore storage vessel exploded. the 130000 ton trinity spirit blew up on wednesday. it can store about 2000000 barrels
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of all. it's not yet clear how much was on board or whether and he has built in the ocean. west african regional blog echo us has held an emergency summit to discuss recent coups in the region. calling for a democratic transition in bacchanal fasa, they've also agreed to send military forces to stabilize. can he bizarre and address reports now from the talks in gone as capital across gun, as president and chairman, of course, not go for idle calls that are contagious. the rest of africa on the continent, western allies. what with concern after multiple military cause in west africa, the reset juice of who did tries in our region is a matter of grave concern. this evolution challenges the democratic way of life. we have chosen, let us address this danger, this dangerous trend, collectively and decisively before
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a devastates the whole region. the threats of sanctions catching of economic ties and shutting borders up so far afield to dissuade co brought is in the region in less than 2 years. at least full pools of taken place in west africa, including tool in mommy with no success in regional leaders, effort to get money back to democratic system. that our fears that potential coup lotus in west africa could be involved in that experts say was what happened. and going to be thought, wow, cool, was recently called, they won that failure to send us progress signal, including military intervention makes the regional block look weekend and irrelevant in the light of recent political developments in the region. the only military commitment that he can give for now is going to be so only for stabilization purposes in the short term, to prevent any additional neglect, decided to, to send the forth. that we had 70 vision. some
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additional in the country. experts say, where the state of military coups in the region, even the most stable democracies, and vulnerable in lot of the so called democratically elected countries. ok, the claim to be the will graphically elected engage instead in activities that look more like military dictatorship. the money plate procedure, so they can extend the rule that grows violation of rights. they are not able to deliver on the 2 main functions of the states, including one human security. and secondly, physical security. the last time was african vida sent the military force to stop unconstitutional. change of government was 5 years ago that deployment force to interact for montgomery and president john. or if he used to concede defeat up to lose an election. but at the moment, members, the senate to send us all just to confront cool leaders on their own, many having to fight their battles, i guess, internal and external, right?
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but if and when they agree to other factors will come into play. these include where funds for such a force will come from what will be the mandate and for how long questions that lead us at this summit have no answers for at least for now. how many degrees i'll just see it across. got full. see the aids to the u. k. prime minister have resigned by they include boris johnson's chief of staff, private secretary, and director of communications. all 3 have been implicated in the government's response to lockdown parties, a full fe, the head of policy veneer, and there's a said that she quit because of a false accusation. johnson made against the leader of the opposition, where we challenged has more in the south of england veneer mercer in her resignation letter said you are a better man than many of your detractors will ever understand, which is why it is desperately sad that you let yourself down by making a scurrilous accusation against the leader of the opposition. now the other
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resignations ah, basically be being presented by lawless, the prime minister, as part of this big, clear routes that he promised of the downing street operation following the su gray report. but i have to say it doesn't seem like he's in control of these resignations at the moment and there's a sense that these are people leaving a sinking ship dominant cummings, of course no friends of the prime minister, his former aid. now arch enemy tweeted earlier on the day, it's the mistaken signal that the bunker is collapsing and this prime minister is finished. the 1st minister of north island has resigned because of post bricks. it customs tracks on goods crossing from the rest of the u. k. his party, which usually aligns itself with prime minister. both johnson's government has routinely criticized the terms of the deal with the european union. our institutions are being tested once again and the delicate balance created by the
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belfast anson boundaries. agreements. husband impacted by the agreement made by the united kingdom government and the european union, which created the northern iron protocol. yes, president joe biden has outlined new measures to tackle rising gun violence by visited new york city where 5 police officers have been shot this year. gabriel alexander has more in many cities in america, gun violence is on the rise, including in new york, where thousands of police officers lined the street to say goodbye after 2 officers were shot to death in an ambush. the gun used to kill the officers was a glock, 45, equipped with an illegal modified drum magazine that could hold 50 rounds. joe biden was in new york on thursday touring communities on the front lines of gun violence. america's murder rate has jumped nearly 30 percent in recent years. and
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guns sales have sword since the start of the panoramic. in the us more than 30 police officers have been shot so far this year. bye to or new york's police headquarters. where he rejected calls from summoned his party to reign in police spending. the answer is not to fund the police. is to give you the tools of training the funding to be partners. that's why i called on the congress to pass a budget later this year, the provide cities like new york and others with additional $300000000.00 for community policing. but already the budget of the new york police department, the largest in the u. s. is $10000000000.00 a year, if we start to finding public safety though in terms of how much money we spend on policing, that's the wrong approach. we should be asking for metrics to measure community well being, safety, school, attendance, employment, all the things that we care about in a neighborhood should be the way define safety. not simply how much we're spending
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on policing or how many officers there are in the city. on thursday president by announced new initiatives to try to slow down gun violence, including the launching of 5 illegal gun task force is meant to try to stop the flow of illegal guns traveling between different states. new york's mayor eric adams point to the so called iron pipeline, the name given by law enforcement to a loose connection of highways from the southern us to the northeast, used by gun smugglers to move weapons. we're going to break and destroy the pipeline that allow southern states in this country to produce weapons that end up on the streets and take the lives about police officers. a community advocate say biden, and adam's policies just focus on more police. we can over police communities in particular, the communities of color and think that this is going to be the solution. it's
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short sighted. it's an old practice and tactic that adams with the mayor wants to take on. and it really focuses on incarcerating or bringing those policing tactics into mostly communities of color. everyone agrees the violence needs to stop. the question is only how best to do it. gabriel is on dough, which is in new york. us experts say electro magnetic device. it could be causing havana syndrome. a panel convened by the government has been investigating unexplained brain injuries, suffered by more than 1000 diplomats and intelligence offices. they say the combination of symptoms can be easily explained by environmental factors, bomb explosions and kidnappings, in columbia during the past month of killed at least 50 people. rebel groups are battling for control of cocaine smuggling in the oil rich region of a cool guy. and his alessandra pierre,
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to report the attacks are terrifying communities. workers are busy reconstructing the actor martinez building in the center of san vienna. last month, a car bomb exploded, destroying much of this block. the students have former fight grab both are being blamed for the attack, which killed one person, the buildings house, human rights groups, social organizations and unions lay nomic us if we were holding a security meeting because of the way the conflict with evolving with direct attacks against social organizations and community leaders got that out the far distance or accusing us of sympathizing with the ellen. and that's how they justify to taking us an oil rich region on the border with venezuela has been mostly calm since the signing of a peace deal between the government and 5 rebels in 2016. but violence returned as far as this in groups began to fight e l. n. rebels for control of drug trafficking in contraband routes. since the
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beginning of the year, more than 60 people have been killed, others kidnapped or forcibly displaced that and then they've got the sister of security guard. see me on this guy killed in the explosion. says locals are terrified when this war is sad and my brother is just one of many victims. everybody is anxious because we don't know what will happen tomorrow at the moment, even on a quiet day, people can't sleep, can't rest. well, they see leaving the house. yes, everything has been affected. normally, at 630 p, m, the streets of the center of said i may and i will be alive with people shopping. but since the conflict started, shops are closing early and people are hurrying home, fearing and other possible attack. and on top of that, the mayor has imposed a curfew every night, starting at 9 pm. the government has increased with military presence in the area
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under the violence has pushed more than a dozen health workers to quit after hospitals were also threatened by the groups. catholic priest albert here, al doors holding healing sessions to help workers deal with trauma. he says, part of the problem is that the military is mainly protecting the oil infrastructure in a region long neglected by the government, as always thought equal. it's a problem that goes back in history. the government has always prioritized, protecting military infrastructure. instead of the people, the church has asked the president to re open the door to abuse dialogue with the yellow. there was supposed to be a meeting in stockholm. the government didn't go, we're also trying to talk to then dissidence, but to we are on our own for hundreds of left. others like sonya lobbyists promised to rebuild and continue their work for the people, even if it might cost them their life. allison that i'm p a t al jessia said i've
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been with them pro and anti abortion protesters have been rolling in front of ecuador, national assembly legislators are debating a bill to allow abortion in cases of rape. the latest proposal says there will be no need for a complaint examination or prior statement able to panic in the mahogany. that means that most of i love it is very necessary that we refer to science to state. that life begins with the fertilization. and that a crime can't be committed to cover up another crime in and they can improve. they can write history in a different way and legislate in favor of a dignified life for women, girls, teenagers, and people of gender diversity. barley has reopened to all foreign travellers. the indonesian island depends heavily on tourism and is lifting all measures. despite rise uncovered 19 cases. the 1st direct flight in nearly 2 years landed on thursday . people will have to call on team for between 5 to 7 days, depending on the vaccination status. jessica washington has moved from bali is say,
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one of the reopening, and i don't think there's any expectation of an overnight recovery for volleys economy. this is expected to be a gradual process. as you mentioned over night, the 1st direct international flight landed in bali and even though there were only 12 passengers on board that flight from japan, they were greeted with quite a lot of fanfare and even applause. because there is a sense that this recovery is no underway. that follies. tourism is slowly on the process of going back to normal. now they do have to undergo mandatory quarantine of 5 days, but that is now being marketed as a warm up vacation that these, these travellers won't be confined to their rooms. they will be able to enjoy hotel facilities. this reopening coincides with a rise in coven 1900 cases here in indonesia, yesterday, on thursday, more than 27000 cases were reported. and as a result,
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president joker with giotto has us the relevant ministers to reassess the current restrictions and whether they are sufficient. but he also stressed that indonesia is in a very different position to what happened last year. as the delta variance swept through the country. you may remember people couldn't get into hospital cemeteries were overwhelmed, people couldn't access the basics like, like oxygen. the president has stressed that the country isn't much better stage of preparedness and a situation like that is very unlikely. protests have been held outside the olympic headquarters in switzerland now as before, the opening ceremony of the winter games in beijing activists. the keys, the committee of complicity and atrocities committed against weaker and better minorities. more than 10 nations, a stage, a diplomatic boycott of the gains, nor rescue workers in morocco on digging for a 3rd day to reach child is trapped in a well. the 5 year old boy fell down the 3rd to me to deep well while make his way
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home. it's too narrow of rescue to reach the bottom. so heavy diggers have been brought in. they managed to send the boy oxygen and water. ah gotcha. health is everything. so robin and reminder of our top news stories us president joe biden says the lead revised has been killed and arrayed in syria. abraham hashmi, alleret, she bloomed self up, her special forces advanced in italy province. this operation is testament to his merrick, his reach and capability to take out terrorist threats no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world. i'm determined to protect the american people from terrorist threats.
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