on a late in synagogue and rivers in iraq. and the st asked how societies in responding to global warming, the climate emergency, a season of special programming on algebra. ah, russia says it's carried out air strikes, hitting a military factory in the ukrainian capital key. aah! about this, and this is all 0 life and doha, and also coming up more than 900 bodies of find in the key region. after russian forces withdrawal, please say victims have been executed. devastation in the philippines as landslides triggered by a tropical storm wipe on homes. many are dead or missing. desperate for drinking

water, we visit a flood hit town in south africa where people have resorted to queuing at a post pipe. for the 2nd night, russia has lost air strikes, some military targets near. keep this time hitting what it claims is a tank repair facility that says bodies continue to be discovered in areas surrounding the capitol. please say the corpses of more than 900 civilians have been fine since russian forces withdrew that of caves. regional force says more than $350.00 corpses were found in the town of boucher. well let's get more from charles trafford in the ukrainian capital. so more grim discoveries from places the russians have withdrawn from that's right. some truly horrific statistics of certainly according to the ukraine and authorities. as you mentioned, they saying that they discovered more than $900.00 bodies am in they say more than

a $180.00 locations around give at least $350.00 of those bodies found in that area. boucher, which of course ma'am, was the subjects of so much international attention when these allegations began to be made against russia, all of potential carrying out a legit war crimes. and what we do know is that there is a huge pressure by the ukrainian government and many of their western bacchus for some form of international investigation into war crimes. but we also know how difficult that may be to achieve. i'm fussy this questions over when in fact an investigation would stop because of course, we're still in a war situation here, legal experts that we've been speaking to say that they are affairs, for example, all potentially important evidence being lost as for example,

mind clearance efforts begin in some of these. ready areas around cave and then as the issue of some form of trial and who would basically be responsible for this trial. neither ukraine nor russia are signatories to the international criminal colt, which would course prove a problem for a trial being held by the i c. c. there is some legal experts that say, well, look at potentially the united nation, something being organized by the u. n. for a trial, but then russia on the security council has the veto. so it would be pretty much inconceivable that russia would, would agree to participate in any kind of trial and legal experts also say that any kind of investigation and trial could take years. so there are a whole host of seemingly at this stage, almost insurmountable challenges. forgetting any kind of future suddenly imminent

future transparent and thorough investigation or trial, unless you will forget, the russia denies any responsibility for the killing of these civilians. as i say, evidence. so according to the ukrainians saying that said the majority of them was shot at close range. russia says that this is fabricated evidence and blaming the the ukrainians. what they describe is more provo provocations. and on the day that these statistics come out from the ukrainians with respect to these bodies that have found the you and have come out with more grim statistics on the amount of civilians they say had been killed since or between february 24th. when the invasion started in april, the 14th un saying that more than 1900 civilians have been killed. including a 162 children. they say that 2651 civilians were injured in that period of time of which more than 250 were children. so yes,

some incredibly horrific statistics there. and of course, russia continues to deny any responsibility for that amount of civilian deaths, and certainly with respect to allegations of war crimes. simply saying that it's not responsible. i'm russia reported to have been making a 2nd night of strikes on targets near keith. now understand that you and you in the team have been to see both of those sites. what did you say was suddenly yes, you are right. there was a 2nd strike last night. the 2nd night in a row that says, russian military had targeted a weapons facility. and inside give this time it was a tank repair facility. we went down there this morning. the authorities wouldn't allow anybody inside the facility, but we saw smoke rising. there was no indication, no evidence of any damage to civilian infrastructure in the immediate vicinity,

but it must be emphasized that this particular site sits right in the center of a large residential area. a huge towel blocked there with thousands of civilians living inside them. and it was a few hours later, certainly earlier this morning that the egg cave man vitale. creech co said that one person had been killed in that strike a number of others injured. but he was not specific as to whether this person was a civilian or a member of possibly military personnel working inside that facility. it's important to recognize that these attacks and com thusly 2 weeks more than 2 weeks after russian forces withdrew from areas around the capital city. and it has been much quieter until the night before last. and it was what 48 hours ago or so that there was a warning from the russian defense minister,

the defense ministry saying that it would continue or it would attack what it described as command senses and weapons facilities inside cave. if it's, as it continues to accuse ukraine, if ukraine continues to attack targets across the russian border, of course, we have no way of confirming whether those attacks have taken place. but certainly, it's an indication that so despite russian forces withdrawing a couple of weeks ago, the capital city of ukraine is still vulnerable to more russian attacks. charles topher talking to us from king charles, thank you very much indeed. or one of the most important religious and cultural sites in ukraine is chosen a novel approach to protect itself from attack. by having no defense, a tall man can reports from keith. just a few steps when we travel back in time a 1000 years. since if

he a church is the oldest and most important religious site in eastern europe, it's the unesco heritage site. and it's easy to see why muslim is the whims of santana shows this of his casa laura said that we are located now in the central part of st. sophia cathedral got a 1000 year old monument, which was built in 1011, is not what it is, a symbol of our state in store. it is both ukraine's and the world's heritage. and there are many authentic, 11th century frescoes, and was it preserved here that there is not such a large number of preserved mosaics anywhere else in eastern europe. whither and what happened with here in front of the 6 meter mosaic image of mother or anti made out of millions of small pieces of smouldering, of a 150 shades of different colors. probably above me is an image of christ panel

crater, surrounded by angels hollow, the main treasure of sophia, or the authentic 1000 year old go frescoes and moses. it's impossible to take them down from the wall to put them in boxes and place in some bomb shelters to day or same as 1000 years ago. these mosaics are on the walls and they are priceless. maintaining these valuable frescoes in missouri acts as a year round task, but since the war began, work has sold to you. but one thing also stands out. unlike other important buildings, there's no defensive measures here to protect the compound. no sandbags or blast rules. the management of the church compound has declared it a demilitarized zone, a spot, so navine, on the 1st day of the war, we had to close the museum. at the moment, all our museums are closed for visitors, and our monuments are conserved in the model on the territory of the cathedral. there is no single military nor any weapons. there is only a small number of workers who maintain the facilities and official. there's

a saying in arabic trusting god, but have it your camel saints of is hoping that it status is one of the oldest most important historical sites in eastern europe will give it some protection. however, the church compound is surrounded by strategic sites, including key ministries. during the 2nd world war, it is said that german bombers avoided targeting the church but to day, not everyone shares the belief that if the capital is attacked again, its cultural heritage will be spared. so much so that this is now a common site statues, boarded up and hidden away. among con, our desert keith. russia has been to k primary, subarus johnson and several other top officials from entering the country. the kremlin sizes in response to british sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine and accused the u. k of hostile actions and deliberately aggravating the conflict rescue teams in the philippines are continuing the search from missing people.

after tropical storm maggie struck the islands. heavy rainfall triggered lands slides that devastated eastern and southern coastal areas. more than a 160 people have been killed and at least a 110 are missing. jamal alan dorgan reports. ah, we are following a government emergency team that's been in the village of been diagnosed for nearly a week. hundreds of families once lived here, but a major landslide reduced a once thriving community to rubble. their work has been difficult for days. they have retrieved the bodies and the outskirts of the village and are slowly digging for more can bag. thus is just one of the many areas devastated by tropical storm meggy earlier this week. but the scale of the death of damaged has shocked many in the provinces, so reeling from the effects of another typhoon. 4 months ago, president rodrigo to 30 arrived in late elite. on friday, he visited hospitals,

full of rescued civilians. this smell of decaying bodies is quite overwhelming. just behind me is, is a neighborhood that rescue worse. look several these to access. it may seem close from where we are, but the actually had to go around and secure the perimeter in order to reach that area. now the focus of responders now i'm going from rescue to retrieval in the town buller mary test. martinez, last 16 members of her family. it took several days before their bodies were retrieved. blossomgate lived in la la la now. but. but the more i still feel as if they're here, though, they're still alive, it's quite a shock. melita tablet also lost his daughter and 2 grand children. most of the sudden it's hurts my chest hurt. i just spoke to them the day before,

the martinez family has set up this tent and just like hundreds of others here, they are in desperate need of aid. so there is no time to grieve, jamal, alene dog and al jazeera bull. my lead to prov in central philippines. brian is again falling in parts of south africa, still cleaning up after the worst flooding in 60 years. rescue as a continuous search for survivors. pharma develop reports from durban. not only has the flooding killed, hundreds of people destroyed homes and businesses. it's all so badly damaged infrastructure in and around the port city of dublin. here in amanda, there's been no electricity running water or at least 5 days. and people have to queue at what is essentially a burst water pipe to collect water in buckets. many of them walking several kilometers to get they assembly districts local work that

you ever since the flooding started, we have had no water and have to walk from far about 30 minutes to get here. and we have to go back and forth to get enough water for the laundry to cook. and we have to keep coming here. watch it does. when we do do up real quick. we spend the whole day here because when you're down there, we start fetching our own water and then we have to help others because you can see it's risky. so you have to help them. some of them are small kids, and if they go down, they may get hurt by south african president. former plaza has described the flooding, mud slides, and land slides as catastrophic. one of the worst incidents south africans have seen in decades. more than 40000 people have been affected, some of them displaced, and it's likely that the death toll will rise in the coming days as parties are found under rubble under destroyed homes and other buildings. there is concern

about the worsening weather conditions. but for now, the rain seems to be limited to a drizzling many parts of the provinces and people continue to try and mock up. but they continue to be situations like this where there's limited access to utilities, necessity and people are complaining that the government hasn't done enough to help people in situations like this. despite promises from the government that they're doing everything they can to help the people affected. israeli police release more than $400.00 palestinians detained during friday. prayers at the likes of mosque. 30 remain in custody around a 150 others were injured. when israeli police 5 to gas and rubber bullets, neighboring jordan, the custodian of the holy site and occupied east jerusalem as condemned rate as a flagrant violation. still ahead on al jazeera, economic opportunity or environmental disaster,

we look at plans to drill in some of africa. most sensitive ecosystems and a warm welcome back to us as chinese of astronauts completes the record breaking mission. ah, now what it was on the ground in the central philippines up in the sky. there are very few classes around. there is going to be more right in the next day or so it's going to be in the southern philippines and you see that lines transactions pacific towards guam. it is still a rainy season in malaysia and indonesia, but the shelves are not extraordinary. the scatter, the daily event, they're not really concentrated anywhere. i didn't think. but there's an increase in thailand in cambodia and laos, of those shout again is a seasonal increase. we would expect it. this isn't quite so season when we had

a big store whipping up through the western pacific, leaving behind rather wet weather, parts of japan's, a few spots of rain still come for may be home. she otherwise it's fine. it's looking good right back to northern china, but right on its way to beijing. the more significant right here in southern china with temperatures 10 degrees below the average, they will rise again. come monday, at least in will. hon. not necessarily for the south and hong kong gets wet by the end of monday. there is still some pretty big shadow northeast of india and rain in sri lanka and the southern states slowly creeping north was as you might expect, these big ones of prompted warnings. the northeast of india, they are dying down by monday. for most of india, though, it's getting pretty hot. ah, the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i just want to started to please don't it. they're not doing the right

thing. let's leave simplicity into the headlines. join me as i take on the lies, dismantle the misconceptions. and to meet the contradictions. do we have a real democracy here in the united states? the smuggler political party, that's a radical insurgency, are mark lamond hill and it's time to get up front right here on out 0, blue. ah, you watching all the 0 reminder of our top stories? this are russia launched another round of air strikes overnight? hitting military targets near keith, including a tank repair facility. it's the 2nd night of bombardment since russian forces withdrew prison. ukraine say the bodies of more than $900.00 civilians have been

find an area surrounding the capital. key 350 of them were discovered in the town of boucher alone. we say many was simply executed as russian forces withdrew and rescued teams in the philippines as searching for people missing after tropical storm meggy struck the islands. more than a 160 people have been killed and at least a 110. i'm missing and returning to our top story more than 300000 ukrainians have arrived in germany since the war began. for many, it's a reminder of the city and refugee crisis a time when berlin was criticized for not doing enough, but his dominant came reports from berlin. it took lessons have been learned tuesday morning and stieglitz and follow reesa and her children. it's time for breakfast. as ukrainian refugees, they're currently living with a host family. the transition from walls own to berlin suburb was initially hard but already her children are learning german and larissa says she feels this

country has been very welcoming and knowing it's completely dillon palmer. the government has been very supportive, they've given us money, health insurance. they've helped us a lot. we don't feel like refugees. we have the same rights as germans. it's helped to make us feel like we have a 2nd home here in the nearly 2 months since the war began. many millions of people have fled ukraine. fewer than one in 10 of them has come to germany, making the sort of journey that millions of other refugees made in the last decade . when the people getting of trains in the big cities were mostly syrian. although the then german government said it could cope with their arrival, there were many problems. once they arrived, the 1st thing was, or that they had to stay in the master commendation follower sachi in the reception center. and that could last month, sometimes years before they found on bell and housing. so that was

a huge challenge. and the 2nd is when they come with a family kits they have to go to school. so we're integrating them into school learning the language and learning though, and drama they offer on the school system. although the situation for refugees here is better now. that experience has etched itself on to the collective memory and forced politicians to change policy in oil bonuses the guild and the least. the new government has offered support on a large scale to the federal states. this has allowed us to give refugees better opportunities for integration. this is a clear message. we're doing a better, we're doing it differently. and we've learned from the mistakes of the pastor. there is another important difference between then and now ukrainians have the right to visa free travel across much of the e. u. syrians do not, which helps to explain why most of the ukrainian refugees in europe have not come to germany. whereas most of the syrians did so when ministers say that they are

dealing with the problems now better that might in parts be because the need for resources is being tested far less than it was back then. dominant came al, jazeera berlin, local media in southeast of garrison, say the pakistan air force is killed, at least 30 people. women and children are reported to be among the dead in cost province with explosions heard in nearby con, our province. pakistani government hasn't commented on the reports which follow recent fighting with the pakistani taliban. shoreline consist suffering fuel rationing is the economic crisis there worsens. car drivers are limited to 20 liters of petrol stations. motorcyclists can buy only 4 prices for fuel food on med center. soaring electricity blackouts are common with the island on the brink of bankruptcy. protests are spent weeks demanding, the president and the prime minister resign

a no guess local game. i mean expensive for years and years. but the government has been taking money from us in earlier stealing from us and we are sick and tired of this any because that's almost nepotism. yeah. the primary stand president, our brothers, and we really want them to go away from here because because when they, yeah, i don't know. most of us don't see any cross. purple anisa, opponents are mere mas, military lead government, or calling for a boycott of official new year events may mark a combination of days of celebrations, but this week has looked very different, as alexia bryan reports me an mas new year before the coo streets full of people several days of partying and prowling water ending in

traditional celebrations. but this year in march of the biggest city yang gone, it's quieter. many choosing to stay at home, answering the opposition call to boycott events organized by the military leadership. i some small protests were held instead, and oh, downloading the you, me and mars then john festival is a lovely and happy traditional festival. but since the cool we are in the dark and of lost our happiness. sylvia, that's why we do not celebrate. happy thing, john, global and revolutionary, thin young in this new year marks, yet another 12 months spent under military rule. another 365 days living in the shadows. this woman is too scared to show her face. yeah, we have civil wars in many places of the country. we should not be happy while

others are in trouble. thus, while we are showing our solidarity with them, there are no longer daily protests in me, emma, which began when the military seized power in february last year. subsequent brutal crackdown against the demonstrators means more often now, resistance is shown by their absence monitoring group, se security forces have killed hundreds of people and raised entire villages. determined to suppress any form of descent. several 1000 people fled into neighboring countries. about 200000. others are displaced in myanmar. he hears into the soul. austin, yellow, how be have been really utilize if the away is still going on by the owner. so this kind of wrote trauma was a long way the military did organize some celebrations that few attended.

they were held even as fighting was reported across the country. local people believe this is a cleansing ritual and the water washes away bad luck and changes behavior. those who stand against the military and hoping to see it does indeed bring change and peace. alixia brian al jazeera poster drill for oil and democratic republic of congo are said to be alarming environmental groups. government leaders have approve the auction of 16 blocks of land for oil exploration. 9 of them are in the sensitive ecosystem of corvette, sunk hall in the congo river basin is the world's 2nd largest for us to the area after the amazon freebies africa says congos plan is a historic era that must be scrapped. lost is cop $26.00 climate conference donor countries close to $500000000.00 to protect congolese rain forests. and he can such

who is an emerging markets economist. and he says a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment in democratic republic of congo. lobby, that's right, for the oil. concessions come off the back. all the pressure see europe, and i think the concrete a reasonable amount of sharp business. now by putting these are, at this point in time, we all know what the question is about environment with the importance of a has only grown up all the question is, you know how with this, you know, the dive is moving in the other direction. what you realize that there is, there is a tremendous need or not resources,

oil gas accelerated by the situation ukraine, and they'll be some backlash congress to important to just out on me. i mean, if you look in the scheme of the clue, a cocker forest already well be well into the future and i think people will seek some kind of accommodation a . but i think there's some compromise will be found. 3 chinese astronaut. so back on earth after a record breaking 6 month mission to china's new a space station, as it's excluded from the international space station, china's going it along the multi $1000000000.00 space program on a burden. manley has more touched down in north china's inner mongolia. 3 taken out. that's chinese astronauts are on solid ground up to 6 months in faith. 30

pulled out to the camp. phil mission, commander jason gong guy here. she's was yet. we sank president. she's paying for his concern and care. we thank the people for the support and encouragement will not judge her. he was followed by colleagues, one yapping and yard long food. the shunt jo, 13 mission recorded a few thirst for china. one became the 1st chinese woman to complete a space walk told and was china's longest crude missions i t. ah, they shook loons from j kwan satellite launch center in the gobi desert in mid october. hours later, it talked with china's unfinished orbital space station, t and gone there. the astronauts got to work carrying out experiments. i'm preparing for the construction of new staff modules and delivering fines lectures that includes all 3 questions,

please keep students back on her. so what's next for beijing? while china has put billions of dollars into space programs, it hopes to sent humans to the moon by 2029 and build a base them for that. but for now, the take not trio have wrapped up their mission. i will no doubt, be spending time adjusting to gravity here on earth lore about manly al jazeera. ah, this is august here. these are the top stories. russia launched another round of air strikes overnight. hitting military targets near cave, including a tank repair facility. it's the 2nd straight night of bombardment since russian forces withdrew. leasing ukraine say the bodies of more than $900.00 civilians have been found an area surrounding the capital cave. please say many were simply executed as russian.