see levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war, ponce greenland, the melting of the frozen north on al jazeera blue . explosions of the largest warship in russia's black sea fleet. moscow says it was an accident. ukraine says a targeted the vessel with cruise missiles. ah, i'm madison, this is all. does he rely from doha. also coming up, 6 palestinians are killed in his ready raids and overnight violence. in the occupied west bank. britain blinds to send some asylum seekers. thousands of kilometers away to rwanda for processing refugee groups to say the deal is inhumane

and unworkable. the world's richest man ellen mosque offers to buy twitter for $43000000000.00. the biggest ship of rushes, black sea fleet has been severely damaged by a blast. the russian defense ministry says ammunition exploded on board its warship moss club, but the ukrainian military says it struck the vessel with cruise missiles. russia says 500 crew members have been rescued. let's get more from him on cotton, who's life us, and the capital. keep let stopped with the wash it. what more do we know about how it got damaged and what conditions it is in noun was in severe condition. i actually what we're hearing from the americans is the boat is actually limping toward less of us to pull pull. it's where it's likely it's going to be able to dock and then be able to get a full extent of the damage to the vessel itself. as a skeleton crew,

a lot of the ships around the missile cruiser, i've also moved further away from positions that they trying to get out. the range of the missiles that would suggest actually that the ukrainian version of events is actually true. ukrainian say they used neptune missiles to hit the mosque of a cruiser. now, military, unless a very a telling us the actually, the moskva should never have been back close to be able to be fired upon from land by ukrainian forces. it's a big ship out when it's half full power. it actually leads a small army as a small convoy of other ships and is a formidable fighting force within itself. it's the kind of vessel that you do need . if you are going to pummel a port from quite far away, so the fact that way was in miss all range and the ukrainians were able to say, if that's confirmed is something millions family say is extraordinary. the russians

allowed to happen. now, the russians, the saying this was and ammunitions ah stole the actually exploded on board at that point. when it did explode, they were getting sailors all for that ship and on to smaller ships where they were then taken away. some $500.00 other were hearing of oxy escape, but like i say the vessel and there were reports a few hours ago that it was actually sinking. but now we're hearing from the department advance the americans. that actually it is limping towards the vast of whole ports, but this is going to be a big blow either way. either if the ukrainians had it, they'll be very proud of that fax machine from the rooftops. but even if it didn't to lose a missile cruiser of this nature is really going to dent the lady's. the recently visibility to mount attacks on ports is clearly what that missile cruiser was there for. okay, let's talk about what else is happening in the country. they've been accusations, certainly over the last week who saw a war crimes on both sides. i understand that the international criminal court,

a team from the i, c. c, is in cave at the moment the prosecutor for the i c. c has been there. what's he been saying? what he's been very clear, what he said over the last couple of days actually is that firstly and this is extremely statement for the i c c. a g prosecutor se says almost all of ukraine is a crime scene by which means he's actually referring to a lot of towns just outside of keys where we've been to plants spend a lot of time in those towns just a few days ago. there were still pulling a bodies out of the rubble. they were still discovering bodies and forests and woods outside of those cities. those bodies of now need to be registered. they now taking statements. eccentric cream han has also been saying that actually he's not going to take any evidence and critical. and this is a crucial statement from him. it means that he will have a team of people that will take

a look at what the ukrainian se happened and apply their own investigations to it before it gets any further. but the fact that he's already in tattle walls, there's still a war going on, is significant. it means that there is some sort of urgency, particularly from the international criminal court to get as much evidence as possible among con, bringing up to date from kevin ukraine in man, thank you very much. indeed. odyssey arizona hodge is in the eastern ukraine near commer tossed square farmers have been hit by a russian air strike. i want to give you a warning. some of you might find some of these images distressing that, oh my god and we are at the area in your cremmit tours which was targeted a minute ago. you can see the plumes of smoke and there is one of the victims. he's a civilian woman, simply a farmer. ivan, this area is a farming area less than 20 kilometers near premier taurus. a woman says one man, probably her husband is trapped inside the flames. this form came under an air

strike at my war, plummets it was hit by a number of missiles. as you can see, the smoke and flames were still rising into the sky. what is it 11 help? hello ma'am. this soldier is trying to search for the man inside. the soldiers shall be out for him, but there is no sign of demand. over the past hours, the rushing jet fighters have been hovering over crematory, carrying out a number of air strikes. ukrainian authorities did not disclose the target areas, but we came to this farming area in less than 20 kilometers from the city center. as you witnessed, there's one injured woman, possibly of a challenge in the world. food program started distributing food in the ukrainian city of boucher for mass graves have been discovered. earlier i spoke to the executive director of the u. n. world food program. they would be say, he says the situation on the ground is heretic. i was just in boots or just a little couple hours ago is seen on the streets, the devastation, hearing the stories of, of women, children being indiscriminately shot i went to an or british or british home where

40 orphans were living and it's been bomb completely just destroyed, it's just heretic what we're seeing on the ground here. david, tell us about the kind of logistical problems here in your teams of facing and trying to get food supplies to all the different areas that you're talking about, particularly in the east of the country. well, you know, most of the farmers are the truck drivers or guess where they are, they are on the front last friday trying to defend their country. and so this is a task in itself. and then you've got all the checkpoints, with military offences taking place and trying to move supplies in harm's way. and we know how to do this. we operate basically 80 percent of our worldwide operations are in areas of war or conflict. so we know how to do this, and i can tell you this is a very, very complex and difficult place to operate right now. moving supplies of food in these war areas is extremely difficult for us. and we're very concerned that people

are starving, but we're not being given. the ice is that we need if we get the access, we will reach everybody in ukraine. and then of course, we've got great concerns about the people outside of ukraine. this going to be impacted by the agricultural shut down the state you place in this country. yeah, let me, let me ask you about that because this is clearly the, there's a ripple effect isn't that we can talk talking about this for weeks, described to us what kind of impacts we're seeing now that we're into, i think dave, 50 of this conflict. what is the impact that we're seeing across the rest of the world? yet, rob, i don't think the impact will be what we call a ripple effect. i think this could be a su nami, a say, that's what we're looking at. 50 percent of what we buy to feed, we feed about 125000000 people around the world in the most delicate, fragile places. and if we're not there with food security, we're talking about not just famine. you're talking about destabilization of several nations and mass migration, so we might be 80 percent of what we buy from ukraine,

and that's just us. here's what most people don't realize. ukraine produces enough food to support 400000000 people around the world. and so we're talking about a global crisis. if we don't stabilize and open up the supply chains, this necessary, i can start going through country by country like ease of 85 percent of the screen for bread, for example, comes from ukraine and russia, ah lebanon, 80 percent, the year before last fit, i can keep going by country, by country, by country, so it will create a global crisis if we don't address this and one of the things we got to do, we got to get the farmers back in the field own to the tractors. so the harvest can take place and then we'd got to move this harvest through the porch. we got to, to protect the porch. we got to open up the ports so that this massive amount of food that these hundreds of millions of people around the world is available to the

people in the specially in the humanitarian sector. this early army says dozens of palestinians have been arrested and had weapons confiscated. it's part of what israel called counter terrorism operations, as forces shot dead to palestinians, rains and villages in the early hours of thursday morning. it happens near janine and the occupied westbank for others were killed earlier, including a 14 year old boy is ready, forces are being conducting raids. since of palestinian gunmen killed 3 israelis and tel aviv last week. mid abraham has more from jeanine in the occupied westbank . there's a lot of tension, a lot of anger, a lot of sadness, 5 funerals took place to day in different places in the occupied west bank of the 6 people died by is really courses higher since wednesday. so you can imagine the level of intensity. people here say that accountability, the latest meant to be pronounced dead is

a 45 year old from nab. listen. the north of the occupied west bank, where he succumb to his wounds after he was so yesterday, by israeli forces my recommendation in here. yeah. before that 20 year old palestinian rule went to head the 14 year old boy who assaulted the head after what palestinian se with confrontations near his village near bethlehem. so you can see these funerals and injuries and killings are happening in different areas in the west bank to show you that there is a high level of intensity. there is anger, but we need to remember that since the beginning of the year, 41 palestinians have been killed. the majority of them in confrontations with these re the military. so we're not just talking about the latest fax in israel as a starting point for the current escalation. yes, indeed, it has contributed to hight intentions all across the west. but palestinians want

the world to know that they have been sufficient for decades and it's rarely been a night in the west bank where they haven't seen these really. i mean, wait, their cities arrest people and sometimes shooting, kill them. some asylum seekers joined around to the you care to be sent to rwanda for processing u. k prime minister bars johnson has announced it will apply to those who cross the english channel as part of a 130000000 dollar deal that's been criticized by rights groups. johnson believes the risk of ending up and rwanda will be a considerable deterrent them much, much better off going for the safe and legal routes that we have, rather than paying to jump the queue and to risk their lives. because if they, if they go that way, if they come across the channel illegally in these, in these vessels, then they risk as i've, as i've explained,

ending up not in the u. k. but in rwanda and that is something that i believe will over time prove a very considerable deterrent of the british home secretary, pretty patel, travel to the london capital for the announcement. rwanda's foreign minister, vincent bellotta welcomed to plan. he described it as unique and innovative by relocating migrants to wonder investing in their personal development and providing education, employment, and other opportunities. we are giving them the chance to make new lives in our country is full members or for communities. this we not only hip them but to the benefit to wanda and once and headquartered was our own development. and for those who don't wish to make one to their new home, they will be facilitated to return to their country or footage in or seto in other receiving countries. vickie hawkins. as the u. k,

executive director of doctors without borders. she's concerned are refugees and migrants will cope was being sent to romando. our real concern is about the physical and mental harm that oft offshoring. refugees and migrants in this way causes to people, people that make the crossing on the channel. they're already vulnerable and traumatized people. they need protection and our work in similar situations where people have been where refugees migrants have been off short, such as are narrow when the ordinary, when the australian government implemented the same policy. i mean, it was very evident to us that was some of the worst mental health suffering we've seen in all of our programs around the world. so the impact on already traumatized people is just enormous. still heard on our designer, we're going to have the latest from south africa. we're hundreds of people have died in the worst floods in 60 years on 1st president in my home,

i call i'm challenge a marine. the pan had become very andrew, with just 10 days to go until voters had to the polls. ah, hey there. welcome to your world's weather update for the middle east and africa. great to see you. i'm going to start in the middle east where we've got this area of cloud, which may generate some showers and, and around re i'd certainly the risk is there. so we go in for a closer look right now we can see some, the activity popping up. same goes for a cru q weight, we've got to put the risk in there for showers, and thunderstorms pre monsoon. he still a factor across pockets. time we've got temperatures in the low fourties. also, as we look toward, i've got some high temperatures in herat set. 34 may see a spring of rain in tater, on with the high 27 degrees and maybe even power up some thunderstorms here which will cool the atmosphere to 20 degrees on sunday. look at that overnight,

low sunday, and monday fresh just 7 degrees off to turkey. we go and we've got some quiet cover over central areas. this includes for the capital on could rot 16 degrees, and now we're going to central africa. we've can pretty much track out storms from juba right through to do all up further toward the south and we've got a return of rain for floods stricken areas of south africa. this includes quite zulu, no tall, but meantime for cape town, your temperatures, we're going to turn them up in the days to come so 26 degrees on monday, full on sunshine, that you're welcome. see you soon. aah! from the al jazeera london, bro cost center t people, unprompted uninterrupted, witnessing a much more humane response. what's happened to the ukrainians than what has been meat without tube. these no new appear to produce taught, wanna do with that gun. a nana offered to aim if somebody comes to gonna from

europe, then never call of an immigrant, even if they go through exactly the same processes that we go through to come here . the always known as an ex pat studio, be unscripted on al jazeera. ah ah, what you know, is it a reminder of the top stories this out, the flagship of russia's black sea fate has been severely damaged by a blast. the crane says it had the wash, it was fine with cruise missiles. but moscow says a fire on board caused ammunition to explode. funerals when taking place after 6 palestinians were killed by israeli forces, including a 14 year old boy. dozens of others were arrested in grades in the occupied west

bank. british prime ministers announced that some asylum seekers trying to enter the u. k. will be sent to rolando for processing plans, been criticized by whites groups and opposition. politicians wanted to run off campaign gets underway in france for the presidential election in 10 days. the 2 remaining candidates visited opposite ends of the country, presidents among them back home and voters from the northern port city of love. you are far right candidate marine. the pen has been rallying in southern france. she's rejected mack holes accusations of being authoritarian by saying the same about him . all natasha battle is live from marina pens, campaign event in york. tell us about what the rally is, is doing at the moment. what's the mood like and what you've been saying? ah, well, marina pan has been on stage for a little while now sitting out on a vision for fraud. she says that if elected, she would be the one to break the french people together to make songs more

suffering. she's also a quite a bit of time criticizing. i mean mindful in this election, race, emmanuel, macro, now append knows this policy from the south very well because they support for had a far white party is pretty high. yeah. but in this city i thought max candidate, john john, meet the minimum. so actually very well in the 1st round and what the pen is here for is really to try and see if she can think of a fall left and left when sentenced to bang for ha. in the 2nd run, she calls also wants to convey some people who is still undecided. now the thing is, she's never going to convince some of the far left to all very much against some of the policies of a tough anti immigration agenda bible who she can convince a unless some of the people are very worried about cost of living. they're very worried about price is going up. she is focused on a campaign on the cost of living and it has worked for her. so she's very much

focusing about targeting those voters. she hopes you can try and gather enough votes to push it through that 2nd round and beat michael mccaul is up in the northern force city of law. as we mentioned once he been doing yes, my talk was moving towards, he's been visiting people speaking to people on the ground, also like visiting a wind farm the bed. what michael is also doing is brain much want to pen news, and that is quoting the left wing vote that are going to be fighting french is going to be so key in this election. so that's why that a windfall is trying to say that his green credentials, all good to the people, should vote for him on the left. but there are many on that side to politics if you don't believe in because they feel that he has not done enough with some of the poor sections of society in the hospital. but he hasn't done enough for climate change to try and convince them otherwise. natasha,

thank you very much. indeed. natasha bertha in avenue. the world's richest man wants to buy twitter kill mosque who recently increased his stake in the social media platform to 9 percent. as bird $43000000000.00 for the entire company. twitter says it will carefully review the offer mosque who owns tesla and space x says twitter falls short of its free speech principles, and needs are complete over home. well, jessica gonzalez is co c o o v free press. it's a non partisan organization focusing on communication rights. she says she doesn't trust mosques, motives. frankly, i think you on mask on a stick to cars in the twitter board or to reject this offer. this is about more than just investment money and markets. this is about the future of our democracy. this is about public health and safety, civil and human rights. and i don't think you all must understand anything about that. there is a balancing of important interests that have to be done when it comes to content

moderation. and we've seen ellen musk time and again spread vaccine disinformation use the platform to build his own wealth at the expense of others and call on his troll army to attack and harass people who disagree with him. this is not the future for free expression that i want to see. this is not the creature free expression that we need for multiracial democracies in the 21st century. other companies, like disney have looked at twitter, they found that it wasn't profitable enough to me mean that it was a good investment. i think that the law must and this is an assumption, i'm not inside his head, but i think that he wants to control how we connect and communicate. ah, i don't think this is a good business investment. it seems to me that at the heart of this is his desire to control how the communication flows over the platform. sadie brings is a key twitter shareholder has rejected in mosques takeover bid. i want,

he'd been tele treated. the proposal for by musk does not come close to the value of the platform, given its growth prospects. new members of parliament in somali, offering the sworn in more than a year behind schedule, the ceremony followed a series of mortal tags nearby and margaret issue. markham web reports, it's taken more than a year and dozens of lies to get to hear the appointment of somali as new parliament around about 250 and peas and 50 senators have been sworn in in a ceremony in the capital market issue. a great day and we have an opportunity for monday, the general government, this man, the prime minister mohammed who said mobley, has been in charge of the process is support to say, he managed to make it happen again, stiff resistance level, who luckily he's been at odds with the president mohammed, abdullah,

he pharma j seeking another term, didn't attend the swearing in ceremony from azure critics and opponent say he's been stalling the process to try and stay in power by somalis didn't get to vote. chan representative selected m p 's and a series of closed door meetings. everyone involved says buying a vote is widespread. the new m p 's are due to elect the next president in the coming weeks. for magic had promised to organize elections where families get to vote, but he didn't fulfill his pledge. the whole process has been widely criticized in that selection that actually brought a to the bottom selection process that lack of integrity and could ability. so unless there is a strong strong rule of law and election law, so monday would be in is what we've seen for the past few months. and the last year

is absolutely unacceptable, not to be repeated again. humfell a seat in parliament, remain open. after electoral official nullified their selection processes over irregularities, motors were fired towards mogadishu, greens and the other m. p 's repairing to before in, inside the armed group out, bob is opposed to the government and said it would target the elections claimed responsibility for this attack in the city of bela green last month. that killed an m p. and another parliamentary candidate, as well as several other attacks factions of the army for the police in mogadishu. last year, when yet another election delay was announced, and president for magic, tried to extend his term in office tamales and now waiting to find out who will be elected the next president. and if there will be more bloodshed before somalia has a new government, malcolm web out, his era or williams forecasting south africa were flooding is already killed at

least $341.00 people. that is austonia, the east coast city of devon, follows the heaviest rain in 60 years. homes, bridges, and roads have been washed away. many survivors are struggling without running water and electricity. president obama pose. it says it's a catastrophe of epic proportions and it's partially due to climate change. does fall every way we lose anything, we can find everything. now, we study building again the flaps over you all the time i was getting is i get money. no, i don't like this and this level and when we come when compared to open our big use with dummy reduce the dummy all electrical equipment with dummy. and there most of the houses on the, on the other side to reflect with some of us. they don't have they lose everything . formula, missouri has more from durban. since these,

most of the floods to place late on monday night. they have been some improvements . the conditions in areas like this one we are in, in and always some of the worst flooding and mudslides took place in since then because the weather improved and the suns out, a lot of that flood water has dried up and life is slowly returning to normal in places like this, where people at the tail end of their mopping up and trying to clean up after those floods. and they install concerned around those who are still missing. but they are issues around possibly inaccurate information and accessing some areas across the province. thousands of sher lankin, so marking the new year with protests as a country continues to faces, worst economic crisis and decades. demonstrators of surrounded president guitar by elijah parts as office demanding his resignation. know fernando's reports from colombo. bring for a better year ahead. in order to shower,

he could only manage to afford the basics. this new year, milk, rice, and bananas. good as they normally, life is very difficult. now things are very expensive. and previous years we celebrated the new year. but this time, we can't do much with others. in this crowded colombo neighbourhood echoed her plight. this family struggle to find the milk they needed for this new year. tradition. they say everyone is finding it hard to make ends meet, that difficulties. what's brought together these protested to the president's office. they denounce, go to obey roger parson, his government for failing the people. this are gone one who does a lot began their corruption and all they have didn't do anything. every time they've, they've asked at our money. poppy balop ot to ella do now are we voted for them? not expecting they would be like this, destroying the country, a bit prime minister mine the roger pucks of the president's brother, says he's willing to talk to the protest is they have refused or want to be no or

would the diagram was embarked on a master's program to get over the current crisis, we're facing, the president and the government is spending every 2nd to get our country out of this crisis. oh, month government leaders insisted they were in control of the economy. but on tuesday, the announced a suspension of international debt repayment until a bailout plan is agreed with the international monetary fund. slacker must put together a deeper commitment to economic to a plan that gets the economy out of the best, not just immediate emergency assistance. i and also fixed the political legitimacy, instability problem, because these 2 now go to get o tested, are showing little signs of giving up. they say that all communities, all races and religions have united under the national flag to continue the

agitation for president go toby, roger parker and his government to go home. they say they'll be here till that happens. when i fernandez audra 0 palumbo, but as t as in argentina, say, they can't put enough food in the table because inflation is at a 20 year high. thousands of marston, the capital one, a said is in the latest cry for government help. demonstrators said their monthly $180.00 food stipend is enough. ah, this is our 0. these are the top stories. the flagship of rushes, black sea fleet, has been severely damaged by a blast. a crane says it hit the warship. moscow with cruise missiles but moscow's as a fire on board caused ammunition to explode. among con, has more from the ukrainian capital. keith, what we're hearing from the americans is the bo.