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which has so far been spared much of the fighting. a good vent on rebuilding that i'm far will never really so people's love for liberty. in warsaw. the u. s. president delivers a forceful speech aimed at russia's president. joe biden says the war in ukraine is a battle for democracy across the world. comparing murder you pull in ukraine to the bombardment of the syrian city of aleppo, ukraine's president tells the doha forum. it's time to turn off russian gas and the aftermath of a saudi coalition. air strike in yemen, retaliation for who the attack on an oil facility and jetta a day earlier. and it's full qualifying has gone ahead of the saudi arabian form. it won't grown pre drivers a grain to race despite friday's me solid near the jetta circuits. red bulls surgery perez, taking pole position ah,

russia has struck the western ukrainian city of levine with miss ailes. it's mayor says, the strikes of significantly damaged city infrastructure. this comes to us president joe biden describes the invasion as a battle between liberty and repression. famous why the reports now from levine, which has largely escaped serious fighting, but the city which is just 70 kilometers from poland, is a major hub for ukrainians, fleeing across the border. the evening quiet in the west of ukraine, broken by the sound of russian missiles hitting their target hours after the attack of fuel storage facilities. still burning, smoke still covering the skies over levine, the capital ukrainians say may be the heart of the country. but levine with nearly

800 years of history and cultural heritage, is it's so birth and i thought that they will not touch with you again because they were targeted mostly to the east. you grand ki, event genevieve and vic cities in the the for either now they i am taking. is it characters hot of you? great. you're going wasn't supposed i think it's terrible. we didn't come here from keith to he had bombings. swore it's real war. terrible. really because people are dying, all our seat is perfect. it is beautiful. it is no destroyed. it's time to stop it to the course 21st century. what can we say about more? there is outrage here. ukrainian say they feel betrayed by russia and despise vladimir putin. not so good even more than a woman than that,

but they are the anti christ. ukraine has never attacked anyone while they doing this. they don't need the people or land, they don't need anything. all they have is their meaningless ambitions. it's just horror blood deck and this is bad. the role of a wild hoard? the tiny gray man has done a lot of black, horrible evil. he's a beast. the west of the country has seen some high profile attack since the russian invasion began, but levine was spared the worst of the violence, warning sirens likely to be taken more seriously. now, loud suds and explosions have shattered the relative calm that levine had been experiencing throughout this war. so far, we've just heard reports that the target of the attack from which the smoke is emanating was a fuel depot. on the other side of the city, levine has been at the center of the country's homeland terry in response to the

war. the wider region has also been key as a military hub, like moments before the 1st attack reign. we met with the cities mayor. he says he speaks to his counterparts coping with the destruction of their own cities every day to day all city in ukraine. how very similar situation. i don't know ways target next, russian missile. but my, my duty dis, security, my citizens and the safe for refugees. a job made more difficult with attacks within the city limits. the as night came, more missile strikes hitting more targets. this is the closest, the war has come to the center of this city. an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of louise,

st. basra v o g 0 live or us president joe biden says russia's warren. ukraine has been a strategic failure and that president vladimir putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors. he's been in poland where he earlier, and that refugees and peers in a speech before the parting by then also spoke to the russian people telling them that they are not the enemy. but he said, europe must prepare for a long fight against the crim lynn's aggression. today, russia has strangled democracy, has sought to do so elsewhere, not only it is homeland. under false claims of ethic, solid charity, is invalidated. neighboring nations prudent has the gall to say he did not find ukraine. it's a lie is just cynical, he knows that it's also obscene or whitehouse corresponding kimberly how kit has

more now for more for what is the biggest headlines coming out of the speech is something that occurred in the final moments as the president was closing out. his speech, the president said, for god's sake this man cannot remain, it appeared, the u. s. president was calling for regime change. it's something that surprised many given the fact that up till now, the u. s. president and his staff had been denied that there was any desire to remove or forcibly removed letter or putin from as president in russia. but this is of what the u. s. president said in the closing moments of his speech only to have the white house shortly after, do a bit of a clean up operation on the president's comments which appear that they may have been unplanned in the speech, even off the cuff, because the white house saying that that is not what the president intended to say, that he was communicating only that it was the belief of the united states and his

partners and allies, that one of our parents should not exercise power over the his, the neighbors of russia. meaning, eastern and central europe or that he should not at really exercise power over the region as a whole. so the white house doing a little bit of cleanup on or what was otherwise a very forceful speech. that not only spoke to the russian people, but also really characterized this is a pivotal moment in history. a fight for democracy in the face of authoritarian rising up and fighting dead to achieve power. and so the u. s. president and also making the case that because of the gravity of the moment, the west has already responded collectively and will continue to do so with the u. s. president, arguing that this may be a long fight that will take some time to work out with the things that are worth fighting for often do take time. while materna lists as a political analyst,

who is usually based in keith, but as had to flee to germany since russia's invasion, a new joins us now from dusseldorf. sir, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. i want to ask you for your reaction to present biden's speech, but i'd like to start with what you think of the sort of military developments that we have seen in the past days, the russians announced that the fighting would be focused on the east of the country and now we see this attack and levine to the west. what do you make of that development? well, the announcements that the russian forces would now focus on the numbers, certainly surprising to some of us, because in fact, the russian offensive operations are continuing across the country. you mentioned, louise and russia's offensive operation continue across the country and they continue to pound ukrainian cities. so you now need to focus on that might as well be in acknowledgement that they are able to take control of the capital,

the capacity, the countries government. but they might also be buying time to regroup and tech later. the point is that the russian war and election continues unabated, receive the pounding of merrier poor. other cities being hit and civilians continue to all across the country. having a much is made in some circles of the fact that the russian army just seemed to have been as prepared as perhaps people would have expected it to be. what do you make of that? but the ultimately think, you know, that hopefully the russian army given time will prevail. i believe ultimately, the ukrainian will prevail and it is absolutely certain to me that the craning results cannot be defeated by any weaponry. and the rational might have put politically prepared implants. but they also knitting a few resistance off the ukrainians and how ever many russians will fight in ukraine. they will need a country,

the united and defined in opposition to this occupational regime. so i don't think russia channels to occupy, let alone govern this country. we also heard, obviously from the us, president biden, they use some very strong language and very much obviously putting the blame for this war with president putin. what did you make of the speech? strong words certainly. but were you hoping for more concrete plans? it was a strong speech and it was a strong show of 1st. well it, there is 3 days in europe. i was in process i met with ukrainian activists spoke with the european leaders. i saw him need ukraine, refugees on television for me to create a referencing also. and he embedded your struggle in a broader struggle. democracies versus taco sees. so i certainly hope for more specific commitments, but the speech like this is maybe not the place for that. and he very much as sort of said, it was effectively a battle, you know, for liberal democracy. we've seen the ukranian president lensky often asked for

a no fly zone. that's not going to happen. but what do you think they could actually be asking for now that would help? what do you think could be sort of, you know, about to develop on the military support side. so the ukraine foreign minister, coming out of the meeting with his counterpart, lincoln, a president biden said he cautiously optimistic that they secured commitments of the american side to shoot dom rushman. so we can certainly hope that progress was made to convince the americans to supply more advanced weaponry. that is the shooting ukrainian city of destroying ukrainian tissues. so that would certainly help. and you need all sorts of military help from to tank, represent mr. to minute area, which is crucial to provide aid to the people within the country. and also helped to recall the numerous rational crimes the for the potations from multiple the

affections and torturing of mayerson, local officials across the country. all of that is something that american and americans and with you to help you crazy. i mean, you mentioned the america and the west. you're speaking to us from this door, from germany, obviously a committed member of nato. but we do know that different members of nato are exposed to russia in different ways. in germany. of course, energy is a big issue. first of all, what is your sense? having been in germany for a while of the sort of support that there is there to, to fight against the russian di, worried that actually we might see some, some break up in the native alliance. soon. there is also a strong, even in germany. ukraine is supported by germany, jimmy abroad, with its long traditions, multiple weapons, the crisis area, and germany will support ukraine. the question is, just, is it enough for ukraine to, to get by and i hope and the 8 the weaponry,

the gender provide the humanitarian economic. it will increase, but it's of course up to just to reduce the economic, especially energy dependence. and that is the appeal that germany will take used to climb down from. but i certainly hope the gemini will reduce it, especially gas dependency sooner than it has committed. now, as i said, you speaking to us from the cell door few, usually based in kiva, i suppose it must be a relief not to be in the city now, but also very upsetting to know that so many people, you know, are still there. what are you hearing from them? i have family, my wife's family as ukrainian as many friends and colleagues all over ukraine. and it breaks out to be able to be with them. and this is a difficult time. but i certainly hear various degrees of confidence. i hear the result is strong and the training you are convinced that they win this fight and that they depend on our system. but they also hear herring stories from people

coming out of mario, all of the besieged cities in the east. not just mario. all. so it's, it's a mixed picture, but the ukranian of the, committed to fight for the survival, quite small at the martinez, political analysts that usually based in keith, but speaking to us from germany where he had to flee. so thank you so much for sharing your views. with us, thank you. thank you. now, the kremlin spokesperson has responded to biden's remarks that vladimir putin can't stay in power thing. only the russian people can decide their president or the, or the country's defense ministry said russia has, we can ukraine's armed forces nationwide, allowing his forces to focus on their core goals. actually better has the latest now for moscow. since day one of them is for oppression in ukraine, russia has been saying that it is acting to provide protection for the population of dull bus region. and it seems that its military operation now is for his

immortal in those areas to pay the way for the forces loyal to them to further expand air territorial gains in la guns underneath areas. now, as the conflict continues, relations be a bit with the us and russia continue to be strained. their recent remarks made by a u. s. president joe biden very critical of president ladyman voting, created a black backlash here, her russian nurse spokesperson of the kremlin. dmitri pasco, of said that those remarks won't be conducive to narrow differences between the 2 countries and the it won't help to mend the fences. russia has over the last few days and summoned the u. s. ambassador to moscow and expressed the same concern about similar remarks made by her president joe biden, from a russian perspective. those remarks, along with the herd was military support provided for the ukrainians sanctions

imposed on the financial institutions works of art in russia. r y d interpreted here as an attempt to silence and further isolate or russia. this explains why most of the officials are talking to the media. us saying that this is something which will only ultimately help consolidate our identity and bring the russians united. and they say that there is a western narrative which is misleading, according to russia, which does not a characterize the conflict the way it is supposed to be. ukrainian resistance and logistical problems are said to be slowing russian troops, as they'd look forward to the southern port of death at the strategic city along the black seas bracelet south for a russian assault stephanie decker reports i'd as has been preparing for a russian assault for weeks now we're in the city center, it is heavily fortified. you need special permission to get her in. the military is

very specific and sensitive. but what we can and cannot film that is also an element of psychological warfare happening here. we're told you can hear the shelling from the russian fleet constantly. also ukrainian air defense systems are in place and we did speak to one soldier who told us that the situation has been changing somewhat of the last couple of days. it broke, so mccullough firm on the situation is eating up with you, but we already, we don't have another choice. we will go to the enemy bar. no one can pick this up because, or this is ukraine, or we're still going what this war has done as united ukrainians across the country . and here in odessa and many restaurants, you see this happening basically preparing food for the soldiers, for the volunteers, for the front lines, for the refugees, it is very much a shock. so when you speak to people saying that they never believed that this would have happened, but now was the time to come together and to do everything to fight the rush. and certainly here in odessa, they've been preparing for

a russian of feet on the city. the country's biggest c port, but everyone here will tell you that they will not be able to take it plenty more. still to come ahead on the news hour, including defending odessa. the jewel of the black sea prepares for a russian assault story with just heard, also demanding their right to go to school. a group of afghan women and girls march through the capital, plus in sport, england have extended their unbeaten run to a record of $21.00. games and these here with that story. ah, on friday, russia's defense ministry announced phase one of their military operation was complete and their forces would now focus on taking full control of 2 eastern regions claimed by russian backed separatists. but on saturday, as we mentioned, 3 explosions were heard in the western city of the vive. officials say 2 rockets

struck within the city, limits. wounding 5 people. were russian forces have entered the city of slumber. th, which is north of keep ukrainian officials say they've seized that the city's hospital and earlier abducted the mayor. he has since been released or fierce street fighting. meanwhile, continues in multiple officials to say more than a 100000 people still need to be evacuated from the besieged city or survivors from her. jo paul have described their experiences of russia's bombardment new spring because nobody hope not. all apartments were burning. first we asked to put out the fire and beheld with no one did it. dora, she knew you are full of it, is damp in the basement of cold your line there hoping they weren't balmy. you should look how many dead bodies be buried around the building. 2 of us. good. what can i say to worship major?

there's nothing to say. i was a manager, worked in medical equipment production. i was the head of the unit. i had a good life. i had a private garage on the summer country house, and now i have nothing. well, the un says it's alarmed by a rise in a productions and forced the disappearances in ukraine. officials in maria, polar accusing russian troops of forcibly taking several 1000 locals to quote, remote cities in russia. has to be said, this cannot be independently verified. but you and staff have documented, at least 22 cases of ukrainian officials being taken away in regions under russian control. some have been released than at least 15 journalists, and activists are also missing. alexander much evoke heads the center for civil liberties. she says her organization has received a dozens of requests for help. some people were transferred to you by then

yesterday, and then they have conversations. we so preventative. so or for security of bodies . and they were question years or so it was, they told it was so cold look like some as integration process. and then they were transferred to russia and some people in the hotel. some people are in camps. so it's depends regardless or for, bless. know we received a dozen saw request of help from people from, by territory is from her own that dance needed to be a whole and others. and because no, for regular, local resistance russians, buyers started to, to the practice or political prosecutions. they threatened people, they use physical violence, they disperse, peaceful demonstrations. they, they arrested people, fortunately as

a some like what we are least i in dynamic. and after some period they released the people. but i'm afraid that if you will not stop this practice, they can go silver and i'd recommend you to crimes for h e o already. and i so how, what stock ticks, where used by russians in order to establish control in bye bye, don't bust into 0 fortune. and i'm very afraid that the story can be repeated in you. ok by ukrainian territories where your current president, vladimir zelinski, has asked that catherine to produce more gas to further weaken russia. he made the plea while speaking to leaders attending the though her for him via video link from keith. mohammad valve was there. society is transforming into a new era is the main title of this 20th edition of the doha fall. but instead of following the original agenda with issues like international relations,

food and cybersecurity and climate change, the war in ukraine has dominated the discussions. the supplies, fearless via video link by the ukranian president vladimir zalinski, highlighted that shift in focus. zalinski compared russia's invasion of his country to its intervention and syria. seeing russia destroyed the ukrainian city of mario paul in the same manner, it did to the ceiling, a city of alcohol. he also called on cut off to increase its output of garcia to the deuce europe's dependency rush and supplies. this is also a question of abandoning the usage of russian oil and gas. responsible states like stated cats are, are reliable and solid exporters of energy resources. and they can make their contribution to the stabilization of europe. they can do much to restore justice. the future of europe rests with your efforts. it depends on your efforts. i ask you to increase the output of energy to ensure that every one in russia understands

that no country can use energy as a weapon. cut offs. emil shift, i mean, been hammered at fanny, who opened the event a bit earlier said cut our stood in solidarity with the people of euclid or adding of the war. there is a reminder for the world to reflect a conflict and refugees everywhere. remember, the whole aluminum al melina mil abriya were legit. we stand in solidarity with the millions of innocent people and refugees who've been victimized by this unjust war . and geopolitical calculation is idaho. while stressing the solidarity, i would like in this context to remind us of the millions of palestinians who been suffering from the israeli occupation and international neglect for more than 7 decades. similarly, a lot of other people, such as the syrian people and the afghans for whom the international community has failed to render justice. this year's edition of the doha forum has come as an important time for the world. and instead of the war and ukraine,

reducing the importance of other issues on the forums and under it has made them urgent. the need to provide energy supplies from outside russia has been discussed . she owes from exxon and total energies in new with their commitment to stop investing russia, even if that might increase the cost of energy. john carrie rios, envoy for climate change, made the link between the fight for the environment and the priority to stop the current war in ukraine. that is the worst thing i've seen. and i fought no war, but it's the worst thing i've seen. a since i've seen clips of what happened in world war 2, and it really rises to a level of bc, alady and personal craven us, that all of us should be pushing back against in every way that we possibly know how are the issues being covered in the forum include the questions of refugees,

misinformation, and the war for truth. women sites, post pandemic business models, and artificial intelligence. ahmed, fun, artesia, though, like a humans who the rebels say they will suspend miss silent drone strikes on saudi arabia for 3 days, and a push for a lasting commitment to peace in the 7 year war. the announcement comes after saudi collision. air strikes, hid santa and her data in retaliation against attacks on its oil facilities. at least 8 people were killed. the who these say the coalition air strikes, hit a power plant, the fuel supply station, and the state runs social insurance office in the capitol hill the who these had several areas inside the kingdom on friday. one of the sites was near the formula one circuit engender and a chappelle reports. fires burned through the night following an attack on saudi ramco. oil refineries and storage facilities is the 2nd attack and as many days on

a major complex on the outskirts of jetta. by daybreak on saturday, with plumes of smoke still billowing above the city, the saudi le coalition had launched retaliatory strikes across the border into yemen. the coalition says the iran backed rebels struck jetta in another facility and designed to try and impact the nerve center of the world economy. instead of want to shout out, i'm call virginia aramco facilities in jetta, as well as vital facilities in the saudi enemies. capital re odd, were targeted with a barrage of winged missiles. russ tundra and rugby oil refineries were targeted by a huge number of drones. the facility is 20 kilometers from jet as race circuit where drivers were practicing for saudi arabia's 2nd formula. one grand prix. yes, not a bit of a further clearly. but the truth is if i got out a car i'm actually happy. it's not yoko focus

organizers say the race will go ahead on sunday. saudi officials maintain the attacks have no impact on daily life. in jetta who fees have rejected a gulf cooperation council proposal for talks in riyadh, but say that could happen in a neutral country, materially speaking, it doesn't cause enough damage to qualify as is that the g go ahead. when, whenever they hit the targets that either installed in a, b, r, d, u e. it said the gas tourism and these countries that you can draw on a car races, an international games as if nothing is happening while we are on their siege. and while we are being stuck on a daily basis from there, oh, so it certainly alarms people who are visiting this area because they never know when these rockets are going to hit across the border. who's the media

outlets, say 8 people were killed in one strike and humans, capital santa. the war is now in its 8th year. the u. n says it has killed more children under the age of 5 than combatants on the battlefield. the u. n. beliefs, 377000 yemenis have died as a result of direct causes. like air strikes and indirect causes like hunger and preventable disease. what agencies describe as true hell on earth? ah, and on saturday, tens of thousands of people poured into the streets and soda and other who controlled areas to mark what they called national resilience day. and protest against the conflict. inter chappelle, how to 0. still to come in to sneeze our tens of thousands gather it in london to show their support for ukraine. and we visit the mexican state where the number of police officers killed has tripled in 3 years as a drug cartel, violence and pencils. plus

a victory that sent this player to the top of the world rankings for the 1st time in her career. ah, the hello, there europe been treated to some lovely spring weather over the past week. the things are going to start to change from sunday will see temperatures coming down in that northwest corner. but we'll see an improvement in the south west for the burying peninsula, wealth of spain, at least on sunday. we still got that wet weather creeping in east or dry up slightly. by monday, few spots. she was around. it'll be portugal turn to see some fresh rain roll in from the west, and that's going to knock a lot of the warmth out of lisbon. by the time we get some monday now elsewhere across the mediterranean, we've still got wind warnings out for some of those southern italian islands like the city as what is for for sardinia. and we see some of that weather where the

creep up further north and that cloud, edging into athens by the time we get in some monday, we will have some funny spells, however, but also there's lots of fine and dry weather to be found. still, a lot of sunshine coming through for scandinavia and all of that weather system has shifted off, taking a lot of the wintry weather through russia. we'll see the temperature in or low pick up to 14, but it will dip down by the time we get in some monday. we have a look at the 3 day. quite a dramatic dip by tuesday, but the sunshine will be coming back in that weather. ah, talk to al jazeera, we are. do you believe that the threat of an invasion of ukraine is currently the biggest threat international peace and security? we listen, we are focusing so much on the humanitarian crisis that we forget the long term development we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store restock

matter on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks, the russians were met with fierce ukrainian resistance to punish keith there. if character is historical with detail coverage as the u. s. and other countries imposed sanctions on moscow with russia has been offering oil and other commodities to india and other impulses from around the world to lyrical position need 87 both and for that they need members of your own political party to turn against them holding the powerful to account was we examined the u. s. seats row in the world. on al jazeera lou. ah,

ah, reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, russia has struck the western ukrainian city v with missiles significantly damaging infrastructure fuel. deborah was among the targets, at least 5 people are believed. he was president, joe biden says, russia's warren. ukraine has been a strategic failure and that president vladimir putin can not remain in power. the american leader also warranty europe must prepare for a long fight against the kremlin aggression. well, joe biden is now on his way back to washington, after consulting with allies in europe on stepping up support for ukraine, and putting more pressure on russia. i'll just say was diplomatic editor james base think stalk of how much was actually accomplished. these are the images, the white house would have wanted from this trip, projecting unity among allies,

solidarity with ukrainians. play, and military strength. but what has the trip actually achieved? let's examine the 3 objectives that had brussels president biden said they've now been met. first was to support ukraine with military and humanitarian assistance. that aid has been substantial, but president zalinski made it clear. it was still not enough. i had in the mentioned, looked at the start, you have at least 20000 tanks. ukraine asks for just one percent of all your tanks, give to us or sell to us, but we do not have a clear answer yet when the minute bogus. yesterday the movie 2nd was to impose the most significant, most significant sanctions, economic sanctions regime ever. in order to cripple putin's economy and punishment for his actions, it breaks my heart again though the sanctions don't go as far as the ukrainians would like. prison zalinski once europe to stop all imports of russian oil and gas

or 3rd, was to $4.00 to $5.00 eastern fly of our nato allies who were obviously very, very concerned, and somewhat at worried what would happen. a former senior nato officials has many extra forces, have been deployed very quickly, but that now needs to be turned into a permanent presence. of course, the worries i'm going and you need to have more long term oral suddenly medium to other patients. and that's what summit extra somebody was about the results we will know. and they like, on conclusions, we'll find out during this time it and madrid's that nato summit in madrid in june lightly the next time that president biden is in europe. by then, it should be clear whether the aid the allies have given which full short or what precedence that sky once was enough for his country to withstand the russian onslaught. james baze al jazeera brussels rushes invasion of ukraine has

sparked solidarity rallies around the world in london. tens of thousands of people gather, gathered in the city to show support cut the lopez hold. a young has one ah, a show of solidarity amid a vicious war thousands of people marched in central london answering prison. villamor zalinski is called for the world to stand with the people of ukraine. it's in, it's hard to lose credit. you have nothing to do with your grain, your brain does not been out a day. it's been a month since russia's invasion of ukraine, a month of bloodshed and sanctions, and of threats between the west and moscow. zalinski says it's a fight for the survival of his country and ultimately of europe ukrainians. and i'm not going to have an eye on the. * crowd raj has been below pro you out. just

get out. the ukrainian or london has long been a go to spawn for russian oligarchs. for years of billionaires, impudence tight circle have made the city hall. the capital has welcomed them and their luxury investments. now the war is complicating those ties. well, it's really important that love isn't seen as a safe place. for those all gods close to peyton, true loan that i money any more. it's right, the government's volley taken action, which should be season assets that we should be making showed their off sanctions. that should be a register. of all those are people who have assets in london where they have very shall companies, intox havens. ah, families in london have opened their homes to refugees, but the mayor has criticized the government, insisting the u. k. must do more. he called a red tape ukrainians face while trying to get

a visas. appalling london leaders said the people of the british capital stand with ukraine in its darkest hour as the war and its protell. he runs into a 2nd monk. katya little missile, the young al jazeera, a group of afghan women and girls have marched in the capital to demand the right to go to school. the government closed all girls, secondary schools earlier this week, hours after schools at open for the 1st time in more than 7 months since coming back to power in august, the taliban has undone some of the progress made by women in the past 2 decades. they are banned for many government jobs and cannot travel alone. so they'll probably tell by most reopened goals schools because women a half as society taliban kind of oppressed women of afghanistan, emerald junction,

emptied that shadow. a generation will be restricted from their right to education and literacy. there is no legal, religious, or logical justification for banning the women of afghanistan from education or from political and social structures. corruption, delays, and assassinations are overshadowing somali is already complex election process. twin suicide bomb attacks killed nearly 50 people this week, including a prominent politician, web reports for market issue. the selection process in somalia for new leaders has been drawn out and bloody. one of the latest people to die was opposition. m. p amena mohammed at the rights activists and permanent government critic, she was among about 50 people who were killed in a twin suicide bombing earlier this week in the city of bella, gwyn opposition. politicians gathered when her body was flown to the capital market

issue. i mean i'm how many i mean a mohammed abdi was a well known and prominent n p. also. molly, people know that she was one who always fought for justice and human rights. the right to vote is something most families don't actually get election negotiations take place in closed door meetings after which plan representatives vote for and peace and then peace elect. the next president. that's now due to happen next month on the growing pressure from the us and u. k. who backs molly? as fragile government? everybody who's familiar with the process says large amounts of cash change hands as candidates, try to buy the support of those who might vote for them. no process was meant to take place more than a year ago, but it's been repeatedly delayed, causing tensions, and prompting violence, including fighting on the street law. here in the militia and opposition army factions fought with forces loyal to the government after the elections were

delayed. and president mohammed up the law. he mohammed, widely known as former jay signed the law, extending his mandate by to yes. people protested. president formica, came into office promising to introduce a system where everyone would get to vote. but it hasn't happened. he says he's been trying to hold elections. his opponent say he's been stalling them to try and stay in power. salvia use if is running against him. she says the electoral systems deeply flawed and pitts ethnic groups against each other. people who are, again, it's the one person, we're both those who are not sure if they will come back, but they want their elders to select the benign every other citizen, the armed group, al, sure. bob, which controls waves of the countryside and frequently attacks targets in towns and cities, has said it will use violence to stop the elections. it's claimed responsibility

for several bombings. it's election meeting venues, including the one where amino mohammed abbey was killed. somali, the left wondering how many more people will die before they have a new government. malcolm web al jazeera mortgage issue, somalia, mexican police officers have one of the toughest law enforcing jobs in the world. not only of a poorly paid and poorly equipped, but they are going after well financed and well armed drug cartels executive us. the number of officers killed by criminals has tripled in 3 years. john homan has the story ah, in the state of zach had tickets. the police dress like this, not against the sun or cove it but because if they're identified, they were being killed. more have died here than anywhere else in mexico so far this year. and the majority a killed when they're off duty. that's because as elsewhere in the country,

they have to hand in their guns when they finish their ships. high level officials worried that they would use the weapons illegally themselves if left armed. but it's then that the easy pray for criminals. the funeral for a national been willows, his family moons, the gum, and timed his murder till he just clocked off and walked out the police station and getting them in the lay. the moment you want to carry a gun in your daily life, you can't. and that gives the go ahead to any criminal they can come and do anything to you because you can't defend yourself. and you don't stop being a police officer because you're unarmed, you're a police officer at $365.00 days of the year. nearly boyfriend, a police officer like her, was killed to in an ambush. this is the sure he was wearing like wiper. she was deeply traumatized. so was her family now? she's in an office ro. i will never feel of it. the icon on me. i had a situation with my son, he said to me,

i'm frightened when you go to work because i don't know if you're coming back and not parts your soul in to because it's true. we don't know if we're coming back of his has told us that a war between the sinaloa and the ha lease, go new generation. cartels is causing havoc in the state. they're forced to, we've a chew sides or to fight both. and they don't have the equipment to do that, even when they orangey to melinda, that bulletproof vests are out of date, they were out of date by february 2020 or helmets. and that's about 5060 percent of that original assistance with our vehicles were struggling with an infinity of mechanical problems. ah, that's common in the countries. many police forces, but deadly. when you're in the middle of a cartel will still the biggest problem said this officer will need us to hide his identity is a lack of support from the top. and basically the bosses don't speak to us and we don't even really know with the directories. the

a plan strategy objectives. right now we don't have them with when we interviewed the head of one of the states municipal forces, what he sang a very different to independent, the mentor. even we have a lot of coordination in these moments. apart from the attacks on us, you can check the statistics, murders have gone down. a lot of what we have to do is lift up the values. we have a list as human values from the moment that we go out on the street for when a small child is still trust us as low. no lady says, you know what, god bless you. beautiful sentiments from the top. well, dozens of b cups from around the state like an ester bond, willows, a being murdered. john homan, al jazeera mexico, us climate czar john kerry has told the doha forum. he is optimistic that the world can achieve the targets needed to control global warming. but he has stress that countries need to stick to the commitments that they made at major climate summit, st. glasgow, and paris in glasgow. we proved through all the things that we

did getting 65 percent of global g d. p. committed to real plans that could achieve point 1.5 degree limit which fatty barrel and the i was just in paris with him. and, and they have reaffirmed that if everybody does what they promised to do in paris, we could actually hold the arrows temperature to 1.8 degrees by 2050. on the side that optimism climate change is causing unusual weather, which is affecting ice shelves in antarctica record, low sea ice, there has led to the collapse of the $400.00 and fit 450 square mile ice shelf. it was revealed in a satellite image taken on march 17th. according to the national eye center, the largest fragment of the shelf was an iceberg named c $38.00. the loss of a shelf can allow faster movement of the glazed years behind it, leading to

a greater sea level rise. stephan singer is senior climate science and global energy policy advisory climate action network international. he says, ice sheet collapses. could see the sea level rise by up to 2 meters by the end of this century. beyond those he once happen, increasingly, unpredictably was extreme, was a once in particular, reco temperatures. we have in the an article which is the coldest continent on the planet. temperatures, which are usually well under 0 degree, the temperatures that were higher 20 degrees higher celsius than there were usually since 2 weeks. that's and that's, that's not recorded before armed, where i've seen this in the world. we have seen this in the arctic as well. the other region was some launch place life sheets. and what you're seeing is that the increased melting of the existing ice only grown on the continent plus the

i selves, which are not necessarily great still i think that's a difference. are collapsing increasingly becoming fragile? i might, you wrote an increase further and trigger further melting. so the dynamics on the glacial um dynamics. um that is what the scientists call potentially irreversible changes. so if step carries on, then we will see not only increased sea level royce, which was, which was already increasingly an exponential way in the last 2 struby case. not linearly assigned to set projected earlier and be might see sea level royce or sea level rising globally by up to 2 meters by the year, 2100, which is a death penalty for many low lying island states and coastal cities still to come

here and al jazeera in sport, a huge crash, causes a delay in qualifying the saudi arabian ground. pre andy will be here with that story in one. ah, they joined one of the world's most notorious armed groups, but found a way out, rebuilt their lives. and now help others a tale of course, recruitment, child soldiers, and the have we pick exploitation of women, daughters of al chabad part of the radicalized. you'd see him on al jazeera, coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for power. defines our world, we live here, we make the rule,

not them. they find an enemy, and then they try and scare the people with people in power, investigate, exposed it and questions. they use them to be just of our around the globe on out there. ah ah ah, okay, time for the sport now and they isn't bill. ha, thank you so much. barbara will saturdays qualifying session at the saudi arabian formula was growing pretty, has gone ahead at full at a 4 hour meeting with the drivers about the safety of the events rebels, surgery press secured pole position for sunday's race practice on friday,

of course, held up after a mis solid sack on a nearby oil, their po and jet a bis timeouts, while a heavy crash involving how strongly mich schumacher is opening qualifying being delayed. she michael was taken off as a precaution and won't take part in the race. perez went on to climb the 1st part of his career with the ferrari pair of charlotte, claire and colour site in 2nd. and 3rd reading will champion max to stop and he's in for louis hamilton. he went out in the 1st session, will start found in 15 fly saw positions. it's a make up all races. one up and i can do 1000 labs and i don't think i can be the lab. it was the lab sounds good. honestly, i'm very happy with a laugh. i all qualifying was all about just keeping it on track and not doing any me say which when i've been very closely and then in 3 in

a 2nd up i just went voice and and i'm on it. put everything together as a hand. but yeah, i definitely did not expect the check to come with. we got lifetime, so congratulations to him. oh philip duncan is the form of the one that correspondence to the press association and he's out the grown prey in jetta. he says, not all the drivers will came to carry on racing, the feeding, the f one and the, and the teams. and, you know, the saudi authorities just wanted to get on with this, right? as if nothing had happened. the driver took to grievance about and as you alluded to, they said for our christ to summit to be yesterday to discuss what we're going to do. there is some voices louder than the others. i believe that lou thompson know they were what came to say, look, we shouldn't be racing, hey, give them what's going on as you said, an attack down the road and you could see the flames from from the 2nd. so i think by the end of that meeting, they're all in agreement that the race shouldn't go ahead. the race is still

carrying on pre jobs associations that out a statement this morning. you know, saying obviously back concerns that we got to remember. this is one of the bosses tracks and former one, the fastest speed, sorry, the false is street circuit on the calendar. you know, if they are right around that seeing the snow from this missile attack, so it's going to be playing on their mind. and that was the point that they were, that we came to stress as always, questions about whether we should be racing and saudi arabia giving human rights records of his country. now with the mythos that just down the road, as you know, right? the further questions about for 11 being here, whether it's a good image for the school. ah, christine erickson has returned to action for denmark for the 1st time since his cardiac arrest while playing last year. is your pin championships. erickson came on as a substitute against the netherlands. for me both teams off preparing for this. she

is woke up in castle 30 year old. i've had a pacemaker implants now bank playing in the english premier with brentford. got a call back and there is marking his come back with a go, couldn't they say with teams threats from a full to defeat? to move that up until the world, the more learning belgium helped drill by the republic of ireland. and then i can put belgium soon up in the 2nd hope all is well, they failed to notify the finals and all but more than held their own against the pretty inexperience. belgium sighed alan brown, that scoring a light equalized england came from a gold down. it's the london wembley stadium to be switzerland, the show with the equalizer which cain and harry came scored from the spots complete a to one when both teams are on the white castle, england now and beats. and in $21.00 matches that is a national record. and welcome host gets beat

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the polish plants the let me 20 had so when her 2nd round match the miami open to secure sub spots. when the, the rankings release next week, she dropped as 2 games in this straight fits when over switzerland, victoria garbage. my goal right now is going to be actually staying in both place and yet continue when i was doing. and actually, you know, even though everything around is pretty special right now and people are really pumped up. i want to stay cool and us, you know, pay the sternum and well, so there's going to be time for liberation. but right now we go folks and work and in the men's draw, rushes. daniel met with andy murray in the 2nd round, much method of needs to reach the semi finals miami to regain the number one spot from nova job, which okay, but as i suppose looking for now, let's get back to barbara in london and the thank you and that is it for this news

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