there for me to shoot and it's fine, but a new generation is fighting fire. with the reason we are fighting for voices be heard, because we don't want to see any of this is going to get her. never again, part of the radicalized view series on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah lauren taina. this is the out there and use our life from london. coming up, the discovery of more bodies in newly liberated towns. ukraine says it's further evidence of torture and execution at the hands of russian forces. the online video, which appears to show the killing of captured russian troops in ukraine. vladimir putin family is targeted in

a new round of us sanctions. and an online network with links to russia military is disrupted, and inspirational leader gun down in his prime 3 decades later. a man who succeeded him is sentence, had murder. i'm going to get in there with the board cream men's him on that trick as rail madrid beat. chelsea 31 and the champions the court final 1st leg in london . ah, ukraine says more victims of torture and execution of being found every day in cities outside the capital keys. images of civilians shot that in butcher in on board junker have horrified the international community. ukraine, blame as russian troops for the atrocities. meanwhile, new video is emerged appearing to show captured russian soldiers being killed. we'll have more on that in a moment. but 1st of course, one at iran con,

traveled to butcher and a warning. you may find some of the pictures in this report disturbing. left to rot . we don't know how long the body of this man has been in these woods. so just tell us, he may well have been on a morning walk. his fingers have been eaten by stray dogs, as ukrainian soldiers are fanned through these words and not only looking for mines, but every time they come across a body. they'll search at 1st for any potential booby traps before looking for any form of id that might be able to identify the body. the search of this area of boucher is only just beginning and there may be more bodies to find. this is the children summer camp friendships were forged. her memories made the v marks the russian military take over. it's now a place of nightmares when butcher was retaken. on the 31st of march,

5 bodies were discovered in the basement of the compound. those who found them say they were allegedly tied up and executed, pulls of blood remain the only sign of what happened to her. but she, tatiana was in her home when the russians arrived, to say, some of these abroad, the russians took everything, they could, it's horrible. it's horrible. i never thought this could happen to us. our people suffered a lot. and this is the sri she lives on. ukrainian authorities are surveying, the damage butcher is now under ukrainian military control. everywhere you look, soldiers are patrolling while evidence is gathered for any potential war crimes investigations, m wrong car, our deserve voucher. graphic new video has emerged appearing to show captured russian soldiers being killed outside the village of to my chief care, a few kilometers south west of berkshire. when

a man con is alive in ukraine's capital kiva. emma, what does the video kitty show? well before i talk to you through the video, this narrates higher, and as i see, just going all ha, not far from where we are. so that might have a problem. we may have a problem listening to the audio. in the video, we're not going to show you the video because it's 40 graphic, but i am going to take you through it. i'm going to watch it. what it shows at the very beginning is 2 soldiers long on the ground. there's blood streaming out of them, but one of them is still alive, the shouting in russian. he still alive filled these marauders. he says, look, he still alive and then gunshots actually ring out. and then there's a pause and they shout again. and then there's another fall volley of gunshots. now in total, 5 people are being killed in this video to you actually see being killed. the camera, them pans round to show more bodies on the street, more blood streaming out of their bodies. now this actually took place on or around

the 30th of march, holding to the new york times. we say that she verified the video was just southwest of gucho. it's a road that we actually have traveling up and down every time we've been to boucher now at the time around that highly ukrainian defense forces where tweeting that this was a precision operation against you. crazy. i think it's russian forces that they manage to hit them and they manage to hold a convoy. now, along that road, we saw evidence of that that were destroyed on each russian tanks or across one section of the street. what this appears to show is not particularly that column, but a retreating russian soldiers who were then effectively killed. now the men are speaking russian according to russians, think is that we've been speaking to be showing them the video. they have a co pays an accident from the campuses. highly likely to be a georgian,

there are georgian legions that are fighting alongside ukrainian forces. oh, oh, but the ukrainian army, the new york time certainly has a safe and says they have evidence of that as well. now, previous videos about the destruction of the russian army column, also back up the fact that they were russians who are trying to escape. and indeed, 3 large journalists have been showing and reporting that some of those people were actually ambush. the video continues with the perennial pulse is wandering around the dead body, and then they begin to charge a global u camino. they say love a ukraine, which means long live ukraine. a man can thank you very much for that ashen. albert is live 1st in moscow now, and we understand that the video is being played widely in russia. what sort of

reaction is that mean? lauren, the video was ad on all that t v stations here in russia yesterday, it was on social media the whole day. and the russian authorities said that they have lost an investigation into the incident, which they say took place on the 30th march on the outskirts of kia. they say that they have identified 3 ukrainian soldiers plus a georgian national in that video, shooting at the injured russian soldiers. at the same time today, a, the mikhail was in sept. where is the of the national defense management center. the ministry of defense has accused your campaign of committing acts of atrocities against russian prisoners war. and he said that he wants the international community, the when france,

germany and turkey to help get access to those prisoners of war. he said that the corinthians have not been forthcoming when it comes to providing access to get more information about what happened and the fate of the russian prisoners of the same time. he said there was supposed to be today a prisoner's exchange, but that didn't happen. and he blamed the ukrainian government for failing to deliver on a commitment to swap prisoners today. now, lauren, as far as that video is concerned, the russians have been saying that it's clear, it clearly demonstrates what they have been saying in the past. basically, they have been accusing the while they describe as nationalists and nazis in the ukranian army of committing acts of atrocities against prisoners of war. they say

that these are the same units which committed whether describe acts of atrocities in the past on russian speaking communities. in ukraine and particularly in the dorm bus. and they say this explains the reason why where they launched their military operation in the ukraine, ukraine to protect those communities and to protect people, elegance and to new york. and yesterday, everyone who came on board, all the officials who are talking, if you remember yesterday, the statement by the united, by the russian ambassador to the un, by the spokesperson of the kremlin, here, by all the russian officials, it will always mentioning the nazis and the nationalists and this, from the russian perspective are the key elements are committing. what does it russians have been saying, atrocities against the russian speaking community in the ukraine, and they say, we have told the ukrainians for many years on the need to climb down on those

people. and they said they have never received a response from the ukranian government. and then when we've lost patients, decided to ticket on that into their own hands. to start the military operation, which they say ultimately now is focusing on the very eastern part of the equation, which is in a dorm bus region where you have the sub declared republics of law ganske and yes, and they say they will ultimately continue that operation until the ensure that the communities are safe and they can control that territory. and with the perspective from mosley i thank you very much. jennifer natalie to may not is an electron international politics at king's college, london, and author of ideology and mass killing the radical security politics of genocides and deadly trustees joins us now. live by scott, thank you very much. need for being with us. soon in the last few days we've had allegations about russian forces committing atrocities. now, reports that ukrainian on forces might have shot at russia. soldiers had been taken

prisoner. what would you make of this nation's petition, which we've just been talking about? well obviously, i mean both the kind of developments you've been describing really hiring images that we've seen of war crimes in russian occupied areas, but also now the new fidget, which is which i've just seen in the last half hour testify to the increasing kind of brutalization of this complex, obviously, i think some people might think, oh, you see kind of crime by this inaudible as well. to some extent, all was in both significant civilian suffering. but this kind of to be a violation of the rules of war is not universal. it's specific to certain complex and the evidence so far with the get been much more widespread in areas of russian occupations, particular against civilians. but obviously that have also been a few isolated, more isolated limited reports of crimes like the one that appears to be shown in the video that you just were discussing. ukrainian pulse is engaging in violation

of the well as well. so we're seeing more, more evidence coming out of the conflict now of this kind of pretty severe brutalization or radicalization of the bottom and the generation into these kinds of significant crimes. i mean, you said that this isn't a given that this happens. and what would you say the factors, in this case that appear to lead to this kind of brutality? well, we have, i think, slightly different dynamics on the 2 side. so on the russian side, we've seen some pretty alarming developments in the last few days. obviously increasing evidence not just the kind of indiscriminate shalon that we were seeing in places like america, but actually talking to killings of civilians in large groups on the ground. and accompanied by kind of a broker, genocidal rhetoric back in russia and russian politics on state back media. and so we can't really connect those to it's not obvious that atrocities on the ground on

the russian side, necessarily being driven by genocidal sentiments, although i think is a reasonable chance that they are more evidence will tell on the credit. inside the picture is somewhat different. we haven't seen, i mean, someone surprisingly, given the ukrainians, fighting in our territory, hadn't seen bonds. billions we have seen is some of these reports much more limited over size, all ukrainian violations against russian prison or there. i think that's much more about radicalization and what is clearly about i'm polarized conflicts probably combined with some limits and ukrainian come on control in a conference at this time. so i think there's somewhat different dynamics going on on the, on the 2 sides. as we said, these are really quite different patterns of bonds that we're seeing from the articles. and you know, what we've seen with, with that, with russia when it's been accused of these crimes is a total denial of it's not not true tool and do what we expect from the ukrainian or 30. do you think that will be a commitment from the ukraine, you know, 42 to investigate what sources have been accused of wrongdoing in new paps,

it says to protect what might be the truth? yeah, this only needs to be that kind of response, an acknowledgement that was a notable only incident also reported. i haven't been verified. i think about a week ago, all of the ukrainian forces being accused of killing russian prisoners of war using russian prisoners of war. and on that occasion, the credit government, no, she would like to know it said it was investigating. and the crimes like this, we're not committed stall. as you say, that's a very different response from what we call the russian side, which, which is really been complete blanket denials and claims what are very clearly now the stage documented atrocities by it's military forces are all fabrications, have been committed by the ukrainian so the responses roles are quite different, but obviously that the pressure on ukrainian government military to show that they are really going about off with the serious investigation into, into the event that you were just having discussing in wants to sort of thing

starts happening. what's to prevent it getting any worse? i mean, all the, in, from your research study to other areas it makes, makes it possible to sort of say that kind of thing down. it's extremely difficult . on the one hand, you know, the russians have a pretty serious degree of commodity console of that they could stop this kind of on a scale if they wanted to. which is why i mean a lot of different factors feed into why force use a car. it's not the simplest kind of government to decide that it's going to go on and that goes on. but it possible for the russian military forces to stop from happening if they want to leave the ukrainians need to investigate this incident seriously and try and prevent things like this happening before the really difficult truth of the matter here is that usually things like serious crimes and conflict tend to be stopped by one main thing, which is the defeat prices on all the perpetrators out of the areas where victims resides. that's why, to some extent,

these atrocities i suspect will follow the lines of this conflict. but the one thing i would say the public exposure is crucial and certainly there. ok, why international coverage, international observers and strong public combination about why haven't leave limited atrocities and incredibly important that the international community use it all of it power to monitor the situation closely. you satellite coverage in eastern ukraine to see what roughly military pulses, probably ukrainian military forces are doing. that kind of coverage is important as well. but it's no trying to lead a man out from that kings calling from the thank you very much indeed pertaining to torture. thank you. are you creating president? miss lensky has addressed islands to houses of parliament is fallacious in a string of speeches he's using to rally support. so then ski urged the international community to hold russia accountable for crimes committed on ukrainian soil. he received most, at least

a 167 children, had been killed during russia's invasion of ukraine. and we don't know yet all of the victims in marielle pal. we do not know all the victims of other cities, areas we hostilities or occupation continue. 5 show nothing. that's a fact that 927 educational institutions and 285 hospitals were destroyed or damaged. as a result of russian shelling the occupies even fired on ambulances by even bombed and shout churches. the besieged port of mary info on ukraine's southern coast remains on the heavy bombardment with tens of thousands of people still stranded in the city. the been without much food, water, or electricity for weeks. the international committee of the red cross lead a convoy evacuating more than 500 people from the city on wednesday through a humanitarian cordial. european union's top diplomat says variable has become

another aleppo, a reference to the syrian city, which russian forces helped to destroy 6 years ago. many of those label, maria poll is the l. a po of europe and the guernica of ukraine. a martin city that was destroyed and crimes against the civilian population, war crimes. we'll take care of that. we will do what we can to help the ukrainians and to put pressure on russia. my name is robert bride is in the v, where he's been following developments in variable. there is a humanitarian corridor in place. it's one of the corridors that has been set up and is an offer operating on this day. and it comes from mary, you, papa, it is only open to private vehicles. we are hearing from upper asia. this is the ukrainian controlled city to the north of matter. you paul hazards internally displaced. people are arriving there, but it's difficult to judge exactly how many of them will be coming from. now, do you, paul? itself, the city is under renewed pressure from russian forces where their attacks and dead

bombardments. it does seem as though the russians are stepping up their efforts to completely take over the city. there is only just the that a small resistance in the center of the city and the russians have such a tight control. now around most of the outskirts of the city, that it's very difficult to get a lot of news out from, with the isn't controlled by the russians at the of there is a blame game going on between the 2 sides. the russians, both the, the 2 sides are blaming each other for the lack of humanitarian access getting into the town and humanitarian aid. presidents are zalinski of ukraine is going to want further in an interview with turkish media, accusing the russians of hiding evidence of war crimes in mary you, paul, that's why he says they are not allowing any external organizations such as the international committee of the red cross et cetera, to get access inside the city because he says that they want to keep control of the city to clean up effectively once they take control of the whole city to clean up

any evidence of war crimes before they allow people in these are allegations of course that the russians categorically deny the u. s. is imposing further sanctions on russian banks and president vladimir putins adult daughters calling allegations of will crimes and ukraine. president joe biden says moscow is paying a severe and immediate price for its alleged atrocities in butcher a white house correspondent kennedy. how can reports washington doctrine, what it is, the latest us escalation against russia in lockstep with e. u and g 7 nations new sanctions targeting russian financial institutions and kremlin officials. the u. s. president also introduced an executive order banning all american investment in russia. this ran restaurants, going to make sure that new money can't come in to rush you to replace what's left . so as those sanction now include russian president vladimir putin's 2 adult

daughters and foreign minister survey, laugh rob his wife and daughter. on wednesday, the justice department announcing actions against russian oligarchy, constantine malice, have for sanctions violations. and the seizure of a yacht docked in spain earlier this week, owned by another russian oligarchy, victor vac cell burg. it does not matter how far you sail your yacht. it does not matter how well you conceal your assets. the justice department will use every available tool to find you disrupt your plots and hold you accountable. the justice department working with the f. b, i also announced it had disrupted a malicious computer network infecting us. small businesses operated by russian military intelligence. the sanctions were accelerated following. the images emerging of civilians killed in boucher scattered in the streets some with their

hands bound behind their backs. the attorney general would not confirm his assembling a nuremberg style investigation, but did go out of his way to constitute the killings as atrocities the world sees. what is happening in ukraine. the justice department sees what is happening in ukraine. the white house is warning nations like india and china, against aligning with russia to ease the impact of sanctions. but china accuses the us of exacerbating the conflict they were would. if the u. s. is serious about using the situation in ukraine. it should stop adding fuel to the far stop imposing sanctions soon to stop course of words and deeds, and truly commit to promote peace talk syndrome them. the white house says that sanctions already in place are having an impact. the russian economy is set to contract in 2022 by as much as 15 percent and inflation in russia

is up by as much as 200 percent. kimberly hell can al jazeera washington coming up on this new south london. naval mind is discovered in turkish waters. we explain how the conflict in ukraine is threatening, major maritime loops and investigation documents the murder and rape of but where people in the democratic republic of congo are national park guards and soldiers. tiger woods mixes fun preparations ahead of his master's return. that's coming up with joe in sport. ah, one person has been killed and more than 20 have been injured in anti cru protests being held in. sue don's capital and several other cities. the relatives come on the 3rd anniversary of the asking a former president omar bashir protest. there's also calling for transition to

civilian rule police fatigue asset. demonstrate is an on demand west of coffee. morgan has more county, it's been a 6 month. the military here and pedantic, dissolved a transitional government of 2 years and took over power, arresting senior government officials, people have been protesting ever since and wednesday was no different people took to the street. by the 1000th, not just in the capital of to him, but also in other cities around the country to show the army that they don't want them empower and they want the military to return to the barracks. there also commemorating the 3rd anniversary of fits in in 2019 that lead the military that is currently in power to overthrow the president. back then up president obama. but many protests who spoke to he said that they feel the revolution is incomplete, that they're still making the same demand is still demanding a civilian government. the army says it will not handle the power. accepting elected government security has been using force to disperse protesters. the you

went and right, you have the friday, the 4th used by security as excessive and brutal. at least 9 to protest that have been killed. 100 others have been injured in protest against the military. but the violence that have been used as the security forces, which the un says has been brutal and excessive, had not dictated protests as they continued to take to the streets. and they said they will continue demanding a civilian government and sell one of them plays. but confesses, former president, blaze combo he has been sentenced in absentia to life in prison. over the murder of his predecessor thomas alcohol was assassinated alongside 12, others by hitt scored in 1987. so guy was nigh conic figure sometimes dubbed the african che guevara setting in motion a revolution that continues to inspire followers across the continent. nicholas hack has more lubbock reform reformers, mom forgot a visionary, a revolutionary of the son of a nation for the nation,

not just lyrics to his song. 34 years after the assassination of christian of foss, who's president of my saga. he is still revered by millions of people across the french speaking africa. in 1983, he was described as a feminist and an environmentalist. then a 33 year old soldier, zonker was ahead of his time. he turned his back on international aid money in loans from organizations like the world bank. instead favoring self sufficiency and calling for a more equal relationship with france. the countries former colonial power. on the 15th of october, 1987 sanker was killed by an armed group along with 12 officials. his closest friend and former colleague place composed took power. now a court in the capital walker, dooku has sentence him along with 13 others to life in prison. in latinos, the judge has given his verdict, but it is up to every one to consider it. we have known many truths,

many things have been said. we hope the coat can verify some things, bless combo. it lives in exile in neighboring ivory coast. there is no extradition agreement between the 2 countries. he's unlikely to serve time in prison. compound was ousted in 2014 after a popular uprising that brought an end to his 27 year rule. his lawyer say this trial is a sham mama. hundreds gathered at the san cur memorial in walker, ducal most were not born when he was killed, but they see in this verdict, a victory for the people soccer any who soccer is an icon for to revolution. he's our source of inspiration. nobody has done a better job than him in leaving the country laughing. this is a historic day for us. but this trial fall short and investigating whether france had any role to play in his murder. in 2017 french president, a menu in my court agreed to release secret files on sancho as death that led to

the opening of the trial. but only a fraction of those documents were released to the court. these are some of some cur, as last words in public good, we need to accept. we are africans, fluffy is the only way to live with dignity. sancho, i says, adding, do you want to see corrupt government officials or soldiers? ah, then we will get rid of them. this may cost me my life, but we are here to dare welcome mister new. shortly after this speech, emily pitts on kara, were shot dead, allowed to push on nicholas hawk out a 0. it was more still to come, the south aid, great sworn, a growing hunger crisis in parts of africa is going unnoticed because of the ukraine rule and other emergencies. plus i'm alan fischer. on capitol hill in washington, were politicians have been asking energy companies if they're using the war in ukraine as an excuse to pipe profits at the expense of consumers and sport. a

famous gay marriage on a shirt from an infamous moment is to go no action. joe had warned support. ah, there is april, but it's still cold enough. the snow in northern europe, the swirling storm systems are full of energy. and colds is tucked in still from the arctic that is just affecting the countries of northern europe. was even a bit on that for scotland for the higher ground, maybe if armed or north balance inter wales, you'll see a few snow just not cold. when the follows the snow on the ground and at low levels is more obvious, it's of norway and sweden with stock home descending towards 0. about time we get to friday. and that same cold air bringing the temperature down to single figures, it will feel colder. even the low countries as

a junction where the cold meets the warm further and further south. and so through france and germany this breakfast burritos, they're quite likely. in fact, stockholm shows the real called one degree, your max on friday. but when debit sleet or snow all day overcast, the sun comes out, it warms up by saturday and sunday. now it is warmer. in portugal, spain throughout the central med and the wind is driving the rain eastward through albania, or in greece and some balkans, but snow isn't such a story here. might be in the alps. admittedly, we pulled back a bit. there was some rainy morocco, a few, shall this barrington's, but in cairo could be the 1st 40 degree day. ah, in 2018. a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government . i'm president. soc, is younger group home power. i'm going to liberate this,

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aah! might have the top stories on out 0. ukraine says more victims of torture and execution of being found every day in future. opin and bro junker, all a cities near the capital crane blames russian troops. but moscow insists the atrocities of fake graphic new videos emerged, appearing to show captured russian soldiers being killed outside the village of demetrika, a few kilometers southwest. richard. the video shows men believe to be wearing ukrainian army fatigues shooting a man for the bodies of 3 other russian soldiers. lying nearby us is outlined more sanctions against russia, focusing on financial institutions and 2 of president vladimir putin. his daughters . as did joe biden says moscow is paying a severe and immediate price for its alleged atrocities in butcher. the head of

nature is warned, the war in ukraine could last months. even years. installed bergs as the delivery of more weapons to ukraine, will be discussed as native foreign ministers meeting brussels. we have seen no indication that the president putin has so changed his ambition to control the whole of ukraine on also to rewrite her the natural order. so we need to be prepared for a long haul. we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions, and strengthen our her defenses under our deterrence. because this can't last for long time on, we need to be prepared for that. the vastness following developments in brussels. what we've seen now in the last couple of days and weeks as well. also, especially after these images came out from a boot, chad that civilians there that there's been some correct appearing. it seems that

countries are calling out for more action, a more aggressive action. also by nato offensive weapons, possibly going to be sent to ukraine and others are much more careful. so that's a very interesting tone that he's striking there. and he's talking also about this strategic concept that plato is going to discuss during this meeting. you thought of a road map that made it was looking at the future sultan burg. earlier today said they're shifting a shift in the world order. so to say also because of what's happening in ukraine and with the russian invasion. so that's also on the table. how is nato looking at this new reality and how are they gonna prepare? so it's a very interesting discussion that we're going to see is salt and burke olds. it's very important in this new crucial face of the war in ukraine, russia and ukraine and blaming each other for naval mines found in turkish waters. 3 have been discovered in the black sea and basra straight since the war,

and ukraine began threatening vessels traveling through major maritime routes. i see them constantly, reports from miss tambo. they not only posed a danger to cruise, but also to global trade. with spikes a large metal ball floats in, a stumbles boss for a straight. it's a c mine built by the former soviet union turkish commandos. approach it carefully . the t you will diffuse the device and then remove it. is the 2nd time in 3 days. turkish fishermen have found a mind like this in their waters. last week, russia's main intelligence agents, us at 420 floating miles had drifted into the black sea after breaking off from cables near korean ports because of a storm. ukraine denied these claims. it says russia planted the mines with us. so i struck a former turkish, we're admiral j judge, it says the ties in the wind are diverting the minds towards the stumble. he believes the minds belong to ukraine or coalition. it would be illogical for russia

to mine ports in odessa, where it's aiming for a military landing. why would they shoot themselves? also, if these minds broke off so easily, it means the mining wasn't done properly. that makes one think the mines were left to float free in the black sea. international law allows states to lay sea minds in their waters to protect themselves from attack. but allowing mines to flow into international waters is illegal. to be leash, we let that the un should be questioning ukraine. turkey has a strong capacity to sweep the mines, but this is an irresponsible drug no matter who was responsible for the mines. they now pose a serious risk to local fishermen like shahan, who have been told not the fish at night. shine says when turkey diffused the minds in the sea last week, the explosion hit like an earthquake. yeah, good. i'm a sick when might know is volatile. if you don't see the mind, then you explode. you done with or me?

a slight contact is enough to do it. night fishing has been mel. thank god at the end of the season. but if we weren't peak season than the scenario would be different, we're expecting many more minds to drift by here on a month or so. the black sea is the major shipping outright for grain, oil, an oil products, turkish race, or the on the waterways trying get to the mediterranean and the agencies 38000 vessels pass through the strait of his stumble last year. any interruption or risk in this region could disrupt the global supply chain. at the same, it is not clear who is responsible for these mines or how many of them are floating out there, posing a threat to people and maria live on last. these questions are answered, it may take years to spot and disabled these explosive devices in the black sci fi nam, casala, al jazeera, assemble, or, and gas companies in the u. s. have been accused of profiteering from the war and

ukraine at the expense of american consumers. energy company executives have been forced to defend soaring prices and explain record profits before a bipartisan house committee. allen fisher ports from capitol hill. americans are feeling the pain at the pumps. earlier this year, the cost of filling up the car with petrol, hit an all time high in the us. the water ukraine has hit russian, oil imports. the u. s. host subcommittee called a meeting to discuss what can be done to help president, but the heating quickly dissolved into political bickering. democrats, claiming oil companies are putting profits at the consumers expense at the price of gas is driven by the global market. why is the price of oil coming down? but the price at the pump is down near record highs. if it's an issue, supply and demand, wouldn't that be reflected in the global price of oil as well? something just doesn't add up. but for the republicans holding this,

it was clear who was to blame since president batten took office, the prices of crude oil and many other energy commodities have risen to the highest level in more than a decade. as a direct result of president buttons and the american energy agenda. hi fig energy companies were represented old, denied. they were using the ukraine war to jack up profits that mister woods, you're coming taking advantage of the chrysler chain to keep prices artificially high in order to increase your own profits. absolutely not mister worth. no, we are not mister lawler. absolutely not. ms watkins. now we are not hearing was aimed at helping us consumers, but the cost of fuel will be a big political issue come the mid term elections in november. so the hearing became about scoring political points, rather than cutting costs for audrey american families. island fisher. i'll just

either on capital hill, hundreds of millions of people are going hungry across africa across it's the international committee of the red cross moon is going virtually unnoticed because of the war and ukraine and other emergencies. it says 346000000 people on a quarter of the continents population is experiencing what it described as alarming hunger. and that number's expect you to rise in the coming months. the situation spreads from somalia and ethiopia in the east to mauritania in the west. the i, c. r. c has budgeted $1100000000.00 for monetary and response across africa. but that could be about $875000.00 short. and the united nation says western africa in particular is facing its worst food crisis in a decade. with 27000000 people going hungry. it says that number could jump to 38000000 people by june. any respect to patrick, you said the africa director, the international committee of the red cross who's in nairobi. he says the

explosive mix of global conflict and the climate crisis is leading to greater food insecurity in africa. on many parts africa, from the west to the sun go the way to the horn or if a security crisis. and the current estimate is 346000000 according to un figures, but state and african union experience to the food insecurity. while in the, the situation requires immediate attention to emergency relief, a response. it must be viewed in the context of its cyclical and cumulative nature . meaning that the cycles of climate hazards climate. sharks used in addition to worse and lions are indeed creating an explosive mix which is room for the unfortunately in sub saharan africa. which countries, when you say most at risk, i would say somalia nigeria,

in general are the most affected their different levels of intensity of for example, the drought. but when we saw some money, i was very clear that samaya region has never witnessed that drunk as severe as that one tips for 2 years, which has pushed over, you know, 700000 people outside of their homes to get so close to where the stations and services provide for them. the style is also with, with study of also last 60 to 80 percent of its trace production. so the situation is quite the opposite of a focus on ukraine at the moment. how much is that conflict contributed to food shortages? well, you know, the destination of your drink conflict could have significant impact from the surety situation in africa. as you know,

some of the countries rely on from russia and ukraine, like somebody, for example, the see 1st come to those countries for today and will certainly see with climate hazards. and in fact of ukraine crisis, which is still, i know, well, i've certain background put prices in production and certainly impact human responsiveness. and how do you count the sort of the, the lack of attention in some ways for good reasons. ukraine is, is getting a lot of attention and then what, what are you saying to people try and get attention back to the issues in the areas you've mentioned? i don't think we can just put a scale on priority crisis that we, we do see that in africa situations is the symptom variable. it has, you know, different reasons and different underlying a drivers. but we also need to tackle the states with those or should in the to,

for the people. and they said it's also people. so would be great craters and certainly have an impact on the delivery of military assistance. i think we most particular attention patient stay in africa, which is, you know, i'm there on a very dangerous report from the minority rights group. international organization has accused congress, ease park gods and soldiers of killing or raping indigenous to our people. it says the butter were targeted in violent attacks in the past 3 years in eastern democratic republic of congo. the better people are originally forest. what is, who depend on hunting and gathering, and dispossessed of almost all the land by government conservation efforts. the gods, who meant to protect conservation areas from poachers and armed groups, accused of killing at least 20 batch were in cahoots, the bigger national park. they faced allegations of raping at least 15 women and

forcing hundreds out of their homes by burning villages. the report says the german and u. s. government knew about threats the community in 2019 but continued to fund the park. robert for felt is the author of the report from minority rights group. he says entire communities have been eradicated. the community was expelled from the park originally in the mid 1970 s, with the expansion of the park, and lived for decades and sort of conditions of marginalization and impoverishment . in 2018 made the decision to return to the park. now that flew in the face of the approach to conservation in trying in this park, which is a sort of fortress models that imagine that the preservation of bio diversity isn't compatible with the presence of communities invest. the decision was made to organize attacks in which entire villages refer to the ground and, but while we're terrorized out again and waves the violence, i'm an investigative journalist and you know circumstances where you can rely on hundreds of eyewitness sources. you know, that's really strong corroboration,

but in this report it wasn't just hundreds of bi weekly sources we actually visited in the villages, days after their destruction. while they're still smoldering, collected the shell casing from the weapons that were used. self said machine guns, automatic rifles, collected the munitions boxes from heavy weapons that were used to show the village of 60 millimeter mortars. our p, jeez, saw articles of blood stained clothing, still drying under the sun, visited the freshly dug grace, so basically collected preponderance of physical evidence, demonstrating that billet numerous villages inhabited by hundreds of the community members were literally wiped off the face of the earth. and by 12 were targeted, killed, eye witnesses, described people being killed while the execution style with bayonets and rifles. family members were made to watch corpses being mutilated and heretic waste as part of a policy of attempting to terrorize the unity to stay off of their last. hundreds of mr. saca have been blocked streets in columbia as capital in protest against new

regulations authorities in baton announced a ban on more than one passenger pen or just cycle at certain times of the day in order to tackle rising st. crime. i was 100 pity as well. let me show you just the effects that these protests are having right now. slowing down traffic practically to a standstill. i'm now many major highways like this one in the middle of book that more than 4000 motorcycles where i understand are slowing down traffic on the streets right now in different points of this city. they're angry at these new restrictions in particular because the mayor is saying that these are necessary to stop or, or reduce crime at night in the city of vulgar. that's why they are now restricting a 2nd passenger on motorcycle 3 days a week from 7 pm to 4 am. thursday or friday and saturday nights. they are saying

that this goes against your rights to mobilize, to be able to pick up family members, friends that to be able to work. yet most of all, they feel that they are being labeled as a criminal's, the stigma size by the me or when these motorcycle is say, if you look at this statistics, just 6 percent of crime in the city are committed on motorcycles. yet the mayor say that there has been a major increase in these type of crimes happening in particular over the weekend and in particular and night. the main issue has been with one particular event last week, when a passenger on a motorcycle allegedly hurled an explosive device against a neighborhood to police station. so the mayor said, this measure is necessary. it's temporary and that motorcycle is to understand and

help this city combat crime. to head this nissan. oh, in the majestic setting of la beads, a wharton performers, the new hands philharmonic orchestra plays on despite having to flee fighting in ukraine's east. and the 1st hole in one this year to augusta as the world's best goldfish. to prepare for the master's details with jones. ah, cats are always official airline of the john with

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jersey and i was fort lauren. thank you. karen bens emma has nested a hat trick to help rail madrid to a 31 win over chelsea in the champions league course a final 1st leg. the visitors were on their way in the 21st minute when vinicius junior sets up benjamin rail and benjamin double the italy for the evening. just 3 minutes later this time, luca muddrick with the assist for the 13 time european champions. chelsea problem back just before half time through. i have it. but that was also the end of any hopes that thomas, to whose men might have on the nights the london club with $31.00 down almost immediately after the break. as benjamin took advantage of a go keeping house and that his 3rd of the evening and gave call on chelsea's men, a commanding position. the knights other cause a final 1st leg was somewhat more subdued. just the one goal to bring you on. oh, dan juma netting to gave villareal a one know when i have a buy and munich,

the 2nd legs of all the quarter finals will take place. next week. tigers has been practicing at augusta as he proposed to make his return to tournament go for the 1st time in over a year. the 15 time major champion showed no ill effects from the serious car crash he suffered in february last year. that left him with leg injuries. fans packed the stands to watch as he played the back 9 at the course in georgia, was, is scheduled to t o for the 1st round of the masters on thursday morning. his return comes 25 years off to the $997.00 masters, which was his 1st major. when woods had a bit of fun skimming his ball on the 16th earlier, he didn't make the green alongside his fellow players. but the 46 year old is confident he can win a 60 major title on sunday. among those happy to have tiger woods back in the field is 3 time major champion, patrick harrington. how does the moon change when he is? and it's a busy, it's much easier to play with him to play behind

a one star for them because it's everybody's watch entire. he's actually one of these is guys to play. we're over year see say very simple guy to play with. he plays golf says gotcha, only when you're here. gotcha. so you know, there's no, no, no mess around. no rubbish about. it's just i've, i've always found them very easy to play with. i and i said it's very difficult if you're in a group ahead of em. it's very, very difficult. i, as the crowds are, we're watching him. the traditional masters, par 3, competition has been taking place with kids carrying for their famous parents. he is the son of us open champion, john rom dressed for the occasion, but it's also a chance for dad to show off their skills. like jason caught crack, the american wild, the crowd, and his 2 kids with the 1st hole in one on wednesday at augusta. the one number 28 has never won a major. but he is a man who's got 9 major titles to his name gary player. the south african who's now

860 years old, proved he still got it, as his ball stuck just centimeters away from the home with british prime minister bars. johnson has weighed in on transgender athletes saying they shouldn't be competing and female sporting events transgender rights have been a hot topic in sport recently. just last month, americans from a li, a thomas made history. the usa is the 1st transgender, n c double late swimming champion and new zealand. weightlifter laurel hubbard became the 1st transgender athlete to compete at the olympic games in tokyo. last year. i don't think that her biological males should be computed female sporty events. and that may be a big, that's a quote about legally by just a just seems to me to be sensible. and finally the shirt worn by argentine at football legend diego mariano. when he scored the infamous hand of god, goal is going under the hammer and could fetch more than $5000000.00. argentina wearing their alternative blue shirts against england in the well cut course of

final in mexico. in 1986 married on a school twice in that match against england before helping argentina when the world cup. the online auction held by sotheby's will open on april the 20th. all right, that is lawyers put for now it is back to lauren in london. joe, thank you very much. now members of an orchestra evacuated from easton, ukraine have gathered for the 1st time for a concert in the western city of levine, as the war continues celebrating. ukrainian culture through music has become an act of defiance and unifying force. but what bride reports from the v o in the majestic setting of libido organ hall a performance by a bras ensemble that includes members of the lu hands, philharmonic orchestra located in east in ukraine. they found themselves in the path of invading russian forces. now they can rehearse and perform once more in the

relatively peaceful west where they've sought refuge along with thousands of others . with chad is near more to i have mixed emotions. on one hand, we are very pleased to be able to perform as musician was almost a month or so. but there is the worry of playing in front of a different audience and not as a full orchestra. ah, the venue is a former church that dates from the 17th century, and that can boast the largest organ in the country. it's one of the architectural treasures that makes levine, the cultural sold of ukraine. the building was just starting a major renovation when the war broke out, bringing work to a halt, but not the business of making music really, but with john carter shouldn't be silent. we need to say, we're not afraid we exist. we are here. that's why this concert is very important

for the musicians, an audience to boost people spirits in the audience. many people who were also evacuated from the east, the fate of the orchestra, representing the shared experience of all ukrainians. of the nearly 100 members of the orchestra around a dozen have come to the vive with about the same number remaining in lieu. hence, the rest have been scattered in cities and towns mainly across west in ukraine, with some even going abroad. this concert keeps alive the hope that one day they'll come together as a full symphony orchestra. once more, more concepts are already being planned. hopefully involving ball musicians as they pick up instruments again and take to the stage war all know war. rob mcbride, al jazeera, the beef, and that set for me. lauren taylor for this news. our. i'll be back in amendment with more on the born ukraine in the rest of the days. news discoveries. thanks

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