for a surprising managerial says yes to every know my nigeria on al jazeera ah . ready they committed an act of nuclear terrorism, wild selling and seizing the upper region nuclear power plant. ukraine on a satellite, condemn what they say was a russian attack on europe's biggest atomic facility. russia they blames ukrainian . sabbath sauce. ah. and i want money inside watching out there as continuing coverage of the war in ukraine. southeast in port city is then circled and shell, the cities elsewhere are bombarded from the at night to sounds firm and staying out

of her crane skies, saying it would lead to an even more brutal walk. and rush, clamp sound farther on media with new jail terms, as well as bands for social platforms and foreign base news outlets. russia has drawn world wide condemnation off to being accused of attacking a nuclear plant that it seized in ukraine. fiber account at the zap, originally plant in the early hours of friday morning. it was extinguished without any radiation spikes. russia says ukrainians, sabotaged or to blame. elsewhere, russian forces haven't circle the poor city of modern pole where food and water are running out. having captured cat a song, the now trying to seize nearby city of mc alive. while in the north of the country, russian bombing has intensified the cities of concave and china. heave,

which isn't far from the capital cave. ukrainian authority say 47 people were killed by a russian as strike in china. heave pictures from the city show days. residents wandering through the wreckage of bombed out apartment blocks and buildings. osh insists it is not targeting civilians. tara grove was a senior official with the i a e. a. he says the varying warring indications about how the seas plant is being run. we really don't know whether it's safe or not, particularly if the operators of the nuclear power plant are sitting at that dusk. with the russian soldiers with guns behind them. also according to the state nuclear regulatory inspectorate of ukraine, which is the regulator which licenses and is responsible for the safe operation of nuclear power plant in ukraine. it is pointed out that many of these operators have been working very long shifts have not had breast,

and therefore they may not be in a position to properly monitor the control room and to monitor the reactor that is running. fortunately, after the luca shima nuclear accident in 2011 all nuclear power plants were retrofitted with emergency measures backed up our in case the main electricity supply fails and then back up to the back of power as well as emergency shut down, where boron so that rod can be dropped into the reactor by gravity, and it can shut down the reaction within minutes. but nonetheless, the nuclear fuel. and the reactor is both radiological hard to add heat hot, and the cooling systems need to be running. and if the cooling system fails, then we can have a meltdown of the fuel and a meltdown of the reactor and possibly explosions from hydrogen as happened at

fukushima from liver. natasha. butler takes a detail look at all. the major developments gunfire lit up the sky over europe's largest nuclear power plant in harold dar in southern ukraine, the ukranian se heavy shelling by russian forces, se, so for huge fire in a building on the site visit that you walk through as a result of strikes there is a fire at the nuclear power plant, or i repeat as a result of strikes by the russian federation forces on this operation nuclear power plant. a fire has rocked into a browser. it took fire fighters for hours to put out the blaze. emergency cruise reportedly coming under fire from russian troops who sees the area off to face fighting world leaders content the attack as reckless the cranes president accused russia of what he called nuclear terrorism, more brazil in each your grandma. we survived the night that could have stopped the

story to do the history of ukraine. the history of europe, russian troops attacks upper region nuclear power plant, the largest in europe. it alone could be 6. her nobles, calming international fears of a catastrophe. nuclear monitors in vienna said the plants reactors was secure. we of course, are fortunate that there was no a release of radiation and that the an integrity of the reactors in themselves was not compromising the kremlin denied, attacking the plant and blamed it on ukrainian saboteurs. 9 days into moscow's invasion of ukraine, russian troops continued to push into the country. moscow says these pictures show its tanks, nick eve, for days a 60 kilometer long military convoy stopped outside the capital for reasons that still aren't clear, but his fueling anxiety and fear in the city. some wonder at their lives could have

changed so fast, but brought to him a clue. this is a genocide against ukraine is a ukrainian people and ukrainian land. it is simply awful. since legacies are fired at homes all over the country. cities including hoc, he's in the east and the strategic port of mario, poland, the see of as over continue to be pounded by russian shells. schools, homes, hospitals, all hit contradicting moscow's claims that it's not targeting civilian areas and we will not surrender. we will stand here on our land in our city, for as long as it takes among the destruction many ordinary ukrainians continue to resist. others are desperate to leave you and says that at least a 1000000 people have fled ukraine for neighboring countries. since the russian invasion began. more than a week ago, thousands of people have passed through the city of la vive. it is not far from the polish border and they just keep coming to them. so we are very scared because our

parents are staying here. i hope it's not our oh, oh, glad date of her life. i mean, for all the ukrainian or russian negotiators agreed on thursday to set up humanitarian corridors. no word yet though, on how when these would be implemented. in the meantime, people across the country live in fear face uncertainty. and a new generation is growing up with another war. natasha butler, al jazeera levin ukraine. on the sign of global alarm about the nuclear shell seizure, the un security council scrambled together for an emergency meeting. the u. s. at russia almost caused a catastrophe and accusation rushes ambassador dismissed. as hysteria, kristen salumi has moved from new york ambassador or some other ones. so you'll

hear thing in the polls or rushes un delegation under scrutiny. as it arrived at a security council meeting, hastily convened at the united kingdom's request, this is the 1st time a state has attacked a fueled and functioning nuclear power plant. and it is clearly outlawed by international law and the geneva conventions. nuclear facilities in ukraine, the director general of the international atomic energy agency briefing via video link from on board a plane confirmed a building adjacent to this operation. nuclear plant was hit, but said it's 6 nuclear reactors remain intact. russia blamed ukrainian saboteurs for provoking its forces in the area. so you understand the seductive, today's meeting as another attempt by key of authorities to kindle artificial hysteria around what is happening in ukraine. and they're being assisted in this by their western backers. ukraine accused russia of nuclear terrorism and warned that

no one is safe. we have survived the night that could have stopped the history of ukraine and europe. indeed, every day provides us was a new, a new evidence so that it is not only ukraine, honda russian attack, it is europe, it is the entire world. it is humanity. fresh many countries demanded rushes, withdrawl and expressed concern for the ukrainian crews. left manning not only does apparition facility, but also the chernobyl site, also under russian control. so this imminent danger continues. we narrowly avoided a disaster last night. the international community must be unanimous in demanding russia's forces stop their dangerous assault. the director general of the i. e. a is offering to meet with russian and ukrainian officials at the tr noble nuclear

site, and the hopes of reaching an agreement to secure all of the country's nuclear facilities . amid dire warnings that the worst of this conflict is yet to come. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations, or russia's government, has blocked facebook, restricted access to twitter and bound. some foreign mediate websites is off to approved a new law against what it regards as fake news. in response, bloomberg announced it would pull its journalist out of russia while cnn will seize bull costing there. on the social media front brushes, communications watchdog said a had documented more than 20 cases of discrimination by facebook's ona me to platform. since late 2020 facebook recently bound the accounts of state back channels r t and the r i a news agency or kathy kelly is with the university of missouri school of journalism in the u. s. she says, journalist no matter where they're based, we'll find ways to report news to russians. i think that's the thing. i think

that's why putin is so frustrated because nobody believes is propaganda. and, and so it's, it's very difficult for him to get his message across. and he thinks that by stifling other voices, somehow he'll be able to dominate the conversation. but instead, you know, it really shows him, the gas lights are off. now this is a guy who's been gas lighting world through social media through spreading lies on social media. that's why i find that the shut down of facebook, so ironic and, and now he's turned up the lights and exposed himself for exactly what he is, which is i'm a strong man, a dictator. somebody who will book no descent and doesn't want to free press and, and really isn't interested in the truth. but i think in the end, it's a very sad day right now for journalism, particularly, and not part of the world. but in the end, truth is mightier than tanks or meters head of global

a fascinate clag delivery that facebook's was phones to russia's new old line twitter. soon, millions of ordinary russians will find themselves castle from reliable information . and deprived of that every day, ways of connecting with family and friends and silence from speaking else, we will continue to do everything we can to install our services. so they remain available to people to safely and securely express themselves organize action. the rest of the days news is coming up ahead, china's government says it's the lowest ego in konami growth targets in more than 30 years on cricket fans green one of the sports greatest players, the australian dollar shane warne has died ah ah, look forward to brighter skies the weather sponsored my cattle airways.

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ah, welcome back here watching out as a reminder, our top stories this, our russia has drawn world wide condemnation. after being accused of attacking a nuclear plant that it sees didn't ukraine fiber couse the facility and the als. a friday morning. it was extinguished without any radiation spice and a sign of global alarm about the nuclear challenge seizure, the un security council scrambled together for an emergency meeting. the u. s. senate russia almost caused a catastrophe. a rushes ambassador dismissed the accusations as hysteria. ukrainian authorities say 47 people were killed by brush and as strike in shirt. ne, he's near the capital. pictures from the city show days residence,

wandering through the wreckage or ukraine's president velasmio. zalinski has thanks the people of europe for their support while urging countries to take further action against russia. he address thousands of anti war protesters in european cities via a taped recording crowds gathered in places including frankfort leo and proc. yeah, what's that evolve to the people of europe? i would like to call on you not to be silent. i would like to call on you to come out to the streets and support ukraine. support our efforts and support our fight. because if you crane does not stand, europe will not stand. if we will fall, you will fall. so please do not be silent. do not turn a blind eye on this. come out and support ukraine as much as you can. and president zalinski is maintaining pressure on nature to intervene more heavily on ukraine's battle feels and in the skies. the alliance is foreign ministers meeting in brussels. we're to wait and that such

a move would engulf all of europe in all his ant aftermath again, a st. james base foreign ministers met at nato and then at the e. u to discuss what more they can do to help ukraine as their fears grow, that the russian campaign will intensify. the anal when the seeing a fully legible now of orders. a war leash by rather than putting a gauge of grain and completely unjustified. that's great that a lot of civilian casualties with the use over arms is strictly prohibited by the geneva convention, nato and e. u. countries have already agree to supply weapons to ukraine and to put in place some of the toughest sanctions in history. but the ukrainian foreign minister, who dressed them by video wants much more direct support, including the imposition of a no fly zone. we are ready to fight,

we will continue fighting but help us if you dont, i'm afraid you will have to share responsibility for the lives and sufferings of civilian ukrainians. this was the response from nato secretary general. our assessment is that her we understand her desperation. but also believe that if we did that will end up with something that could end in a full fledge war in europe involving many more countries on the earth, causing much more human suffering at a news conference with the president of the european commission, the u. s. secretary of state warned that the conflict in ukraine may well be a protracted one, unfortunately, tragically, horrifically, ah, this may not be overseen. and so these efforts that we're making together, we have to sustain them. we have to build upon here at nato headquarters. there is

a section from the berlin wall. the history of the alliance can be divided into the period of the cold war. and then the period after this wall fell, the secretary general believes the alliance has now passed a new milestone. what he's calling a new normal and for the 1st time, foreign ministers have been discussing a permanent long term presence of many more troops in the nato countries closest to russia. james bows out jazeera at nato headquarters in brussels. caves mayor says as many as 15000 people as sheltering in the city, some wastin italy, plesco and his brother vladimir visited some of an immense your station on friday matches there's suit cases and plastic bags fill of the hallways with many unsure of how long they will be there as leaders and post tough sanctions on russia. they're mindful of the impact in their home countries. americans, for example, a thing so of the highest petrol prices in years, even though russian oil hasn't been sanctions. gabriel,

amazon explains why from new york, the unprecedented sanctions are directly aimed at the russian economy of indiana was the predicted. there could be a wider effect on the global economy as well, particularly in higher prices of petrol. and that's exactly what we're now starting to see here in new york, the price of a gallon of petrol in some places is over $5.00, or just over $1.25 a liter. it's a highest. it's been since 2014 just overnight thursday and friday, the price of petrol jumped $0.11 in the u. s. and it's gone up $0.29 since russia began its invasion of ukraine. russian oil has not yet been sanctioned. so the question is, why are petrol prices still rising them? it's complicated, but the short answer is, is that oil traders are worried about higher prices of doing business in russia. primarily can they get oil tankers into russian ports?

and also, how are they going to deal with exchanging money with russian banks that have been sanctioned as well? just a few of their concerns. this is why they're buying less russian. oil and prices are then going up, add it all up, and that is why we're seeing higher prices at the pump. let's get some of the new, you know, a suicide bomber has killed least $56.00 people and injured $200.00 in a ship. most in pocket on females have been held for some of those killed in the northwest and city of showa. police say the suicide bomber 1st open fire and all this before forcing his way inside and then detonated his suicide fence during friday prayers. south korea's military says north korea's find a suspect of ballistic missiles, too, as waters east of the peninsula. japan's defense ministry also said it was an apparent ballistic missile. if confirmed it will be north korea's 9th weapons test

this year. china's government has set a growth targets, a 5 and a half percent this year at the lowest in decades. subdued forecast has been unveiled at china's annual legislative session. the will 2nd largest economy is grappling with coven 19 outbreaks. the property slumped, an uncertainty from the hole in ukraine. i sent to katrina you is in beijing for us . katrina, katrina, a very subdued target for china. how is the government explaining it? what time his economic growth has been slowing steadily now for a few years. and this year it faces more headwinds, specifically from the international environment leak chunk. didn't mention it specifically, but we are probably referring to the continuing pandemic. and of course, the tensions and the continuing war in ukraine. so the theme of this year's work report was definitely stability. it was the word we had time and time again from

premier lee could chung stability when it comes to the economy and when it comes to society at large. so some key targets that we were watching out for was the g d p target. as mentioned 5.5 percent or around 5.5 percent, which is the lowest g d p target. china has officially set since 1991. but it is in line with expectations. some other targets we saw was a budget deficit going forward of 2.8 percent and consumer price index of 3 percent . so keeping inflation down is going to be a challenge as it is in many other countries, and an aim to set up an unemployment at 5.5 percent. now in addition to some of these international headwinds, china's economy is also facing a lot of difficulties domestically. we've had this slowing consumption now, largely in june, june to china's very strict 0 corporate tolerance strategy that haven't been able

to really pick up spending a retail spending of some years now, which is a concern also struggles in the housing sector due to tightening regulations. small and medium enterprises are struggling to survive and unemployment is also very big one. china has more than 10000000 graduates entering the job market this year. and we've seen in recent years, quite a high proportion of young people are, are, are responsible for this unemployment figure here in china. so the government is really focusing on social stuff. see, and getting as many people back into work or into work. now when i haven't heard anything about any sort of stimulus that reaching this 5.5 percent isn't going to be easy, even though it's lowest target. we've seen in a while it could involve some more spending, perhaps when it comes to infrastructure and possibly also some loosening or flexibility of china is monetary policies going forward. now what we didn't here in this report was any significant change or development when it comes to trying to

policy on hong kong or taiwan, which we may have heard in a recent years. really, it seems like the chinese government is for focusing on stability and security, especially leading up to the communist parties. 20th party congress. just going to be a huge political event happening this year in october. where there's going to be a leadership change over. and what president she'd been paying is expected to start his unprecedented so term. let me thanks for that. katrina you that for us and beijing. climate scientists have long warned that our warming plant will have extreme early impacts in south america that past months or landslides in brazil, flooding in the amazon and wildfires across argentinian wetlands. teresa by reports from charred national park lands and the province of korean to us. monday, deep in the heart of the you with our national park. sophia fella sada is trying to

find out if the my cause she has been carrying for survived the fire is affecting this part of the country. she works where we wilding argentina, and then g o that reintroduce his pieces that have disappeared from the area which i think this up when you throw hernando. this is very sad because we're working to restore re b a and then these fires happen. we've come to give them some food, so they have some sustenance soon the my cause arrived to have escaped the flames. her thought that barbara, but they're not human. these begati are also struggling to find food in the middle of the burn towards many of the wild species that you can see in this area had disappeared mostly because of intensive agriculture hunting. among other issues, they're slowly being re introduced in the area by environmental groups working here around 40 percent of his national park was affected by the wild fires. and while

many of the animals living here had left the area, others remain there been taken care of. and they're being monitored with gps colors at the i what i center near the capital these my go. pigeons are trying to survive . they were rescued from the fires when they were a few days old. their lungs affected by the smoke. with up here, we decided we needed to get them out because we heard a small noise in their lungs. we captured the parents and we brought them. we want to take them back to the park as soon as possible, but the smoke needs to stop the province of korean, this is experiencing unprecedented rout heat and strong winds have helped to spread the flames. local practices such as burning pastors to renew the land, have complicated situation even further. in all of the normal, normal times burning pastors could be ok. but when we see right,

like the one we have now is catastrophic. we need to prevent that because if not, this will happen over and over again. yes, cameras located inside the park show that even though large areas with need is for it have been destroyed. jack was another species we introduce here, have managed to escape. recent rains have helped control the fires, but as the province continues to burn, these people are giving their best to save the animals that remain under threat. there is a will as a cedar korean, this argentina. wells of cricket is in shock in morning after the sudden death of former australian players shane warne b. 52 year old suffered a suspected heart attack in thailand. santa commerce looks back in the craft. a man idolized my fans. ah, the 1993 shane warned, delivered what became known as the ball of the century,

govern government. boy, i wouldn't have to say that that is the perfect lake spin delivery curving and then spinning it was warns 1st ever bull and an ashes test. and it was the start of something special said he breathed new life into the art of leg spin, bowling, and is widely regarded as one of the greatest cricketers of all times. incredible. he went on to take 708 test wickets. a total that put him 2nd on the old timeless masses. ah, and his legs still still believe it claimed more than a 1000 wickets in all forms of the game. after his international career ended in 2007, he kept in the rochester royalty to the very 1st indian premier league title in 2008. he was also a coach. and one of the most prominent cricket broadcasters,

for channels all over the world, a larger than life character, one did much to take cricket beyond its normal audience. she chose my thoughts are, and i held to choose a shoes that i think seems pretty good. the cricket community and why the sporting world has lost one of its most unique talents. ah. as, as out as era these, your top stories, russia has drawn world wide condemnation, not to being accused of attacking a nuclear plant that it seized in ukraine. fiber cows or the facility in the early .