cling radicalization in fact, pushing young to the fringes of society impacted. you don't, we don't have much of you can take before you say ok. rethinking radicalization causes the radicalized youth series anal jazeera ah. inside of ukrainian military field hospital has russia. eastern campaign extracts a heavy toll, the life from a headquarters in delphi, and then also ahead as really forces fire rubber bullets that palestinians at the occupied the compound injuring 31 people. a video of a women found change in a shed, provoked outrage in china and drive to strengthen laws against abuse and discrimination

. and the former president, the change of running a norco state and hunter, us after me expedited to the u. s. on drug trafficking charges hello, russell defense minister says it's $150.00, a targets overnight, including sites where ukrainian troops and equipment are based. ukraine's military claims the 21000 russian soldiers have been killed since the invasion began. charles stratford is near the town of pass, not an eastern ukraine, and he spent the night at a military field hospital. incredible scenes overnight at as you say, this military field hospital, the sheer dedication and professionalism of the medics. many of them volunteers working there, taking in ukrainian soldiers with a shrapnel wounds, bullet wounds, many suffering shell,

shatka. we saw one man who were potentially was gonna have to have both, his legs amputated, the maddox. they're saying that her hospitals are being targeted in these areas where russia has been shelling russians are. they say targeting hospitals. this is consistent with what the ministry of health said yesterday last week saying that at least 36 ukrainian hospitals had been hit by russian shells. suddenly we saw video evidence given to us by a soldier in this field hospital of the hospital in the town that he had been evacuated from having been wounded. that hospital having been completely destroyed and speaking to other medics. it was incredible. one man said that since he had been trained as a medic, he had decades of experience operating in other conflicts. so when we kosovo, syria, iraq, he said he been trained to save lives, but he said that he was so angry by want russia has done here. russia, he said,

was turning him potentially into a murderer. because he now was that determined to defend his country are the soldiers that we spoke to describe the scenes in this town that they had been evacuated from. they described real close contact fighting. i am in this particular town. they said that literally grenade it was, it grenades were being thrown by both sides. it was almost hand to hand combat. and there was one man there who has being treated by a for a bullet wound the bullet having it miraculous, he said, a sniper, he popped his head up from a trench. a sniper had targeted him, it ricocheted off the butt of his rifle and gone through the top of his arm. narrowly missing his archery there, the medic said that he was very, very lucky to be alive. this guy's

a volunteer. he had only been fighting for under a week in this particular location. and just to give you an example of the background of some of these men, this man was a construction work, a working at the channel. mull should noble nuclear plant before the war started. he was honest, we asked him, are you prepared to go back and fight? he said he will defend his country as much as he can. but he did say that he was traumatized. and he had been incredibly scared by what he see. he said there were though a lot of russian soldiers in this particular town. and although the ukrainians were keeping the back of the fighting was incredibly intense. after nearly 2 months of heavy fighting that devastated much of the city russia has now declared victory. and merrier poll, ukraine says its forces have lost control of the besieged port city, but denies it has fallen. doris and jabari has more from moscow. this is what

victory looks like for the russian military, nearly 2 months into moscow, so called special military operation. and its defense minister is now declaring his 1st major success of the armed forces of the russian federation. and the peoples merely shall danced peoples republic heavily rated maribelle. the remnants of the formation of nationalists took refuge in industrials on of those off style plant. the as of style plant remains the last stronghold for ukrainian troops and mary paul, who have refused to surrender. officials believe there are nearly 2000 ukrainian fighters hold up in and around the steel plants. for days, russian officials have been saying they are willing to allow sporadic ceasefire periods to let them surrender, or they would have to storm the plant. now, the commander in chief of russia's armed forces has other ideas, bigler group. i consider the proposed storming of the industrial area, pointless. i ordered to a bought it. this is the case when we must think that is we must always think,

but even more so in this case, about preserving the life and health of our soldiers and officers. there's no need to climb into these catacombs and crawl underground through these industrial facilities block off this industrial area so that not even a fly comes through neevadolla shuffling dormer. i know they captured most of mary paul a long time ago. we are very well aware of that, but there's a part of the city where our service men remain. might have they will stay there for now. so hopefully, this once thriving port city was home to more than 400000 people. now, fewer than $50000.00 are left unable to escape the fighting. as vladimir putin was being told of victory in mary opal, russian back separatist fighters of daniel and our school was back in session for the 1st time since the invasion on february 24th. according to the don, yet sc people's republic, $721.00 children are going to school and marry

a pool under its supervision. the separate essay moscow has sent school books for these children, including textbooks on the russian language and russian history. here around the children are glad to be alive, to communicate with each other. they respect to elders. some of them had the teachers, their school directors from previous schools, posters, reading for homeland, for russians, for don bass, all in russian cover the walls in the schools. an indication of what's likely to come as russian officials say it is now safe for residence to return home. present horses, entered mariel on march 11th. now, 42 days later, they have claimed victory. that at what cause, it's not clear if anyone will return to this ruined area to live under russian occupation, or who will be expected to build

a city which now lays in ruins. dorsen safari, l 20. moscow. new satellite images show what appears to be another mass grave in ukraine. the site is in a field in the condo manhole near him or your poll us satellite company max. our technology says at least 200 new graves were dug between march and april. a counselor from or your poll says russian forces were seen taking bodies to the site is really forces have again fired rubber, bullets, palestinian detail ox. i'm off compound an occupied east, jerusalem. the 31 people have been injured including 3 journalists, and one paramedic. 2 people are in serious condition, is there the police, say stones, and fireworks were thrown towards them and the western wall? it's been more than a week of height and tensions in the area, incursions by jewish ultra nationalist group sparked the recent on rest. let's get to stephanie decker,

whose joining us from occupied easters them. so it's friday. prayers kick in stephanie, tell us what you're seeing, where you are when it's very much business as usual in column here. these are pretty much the late comers, if you will read prayers and starting in about 10 minutes from now, we have seen an incredible amount of people arriving here throughout the last couple of hours. we're estimating tens and tens and tens of thousands the most that we've seen. certainly since the month of ramadan, despite the morning tensions, as you mentioned, there are really no restrictions in place. there is really police have a closed off the road surrounding this area. they've also told ultra orthodox jews who often use this entrance, damascus gate to access the old city that they cannot access it today. all of this in an effort to calm attention. so certainly what you're seeing now on the 3rd friday of ramadan, it's the last 10 days. huge numbers coming to pray at all. ok,

of course, you know, there is a will. there's been a lot of diplomatic efforts behind the scenes to try and calm the situation, particularly talking about the status quo on the alex the most compound. this is because we've seen an increase and a visits of radical right wing nationalist jews accessing the site. so these are people who call for whites to pray on the site. this of course, under the status quo is forbidden agreed between jordan and is there are only muslims can pray and not muslims can visits. so this is the context of tensions that you've seen really over the last couple of weeks, but certainly on the 3rd friday of ramadan, as of now just before prayers, beginning huge numbers and are really everything call. okay, thank to stephanie decker reporting from occupied is true. so m politicians and china are discussing revisions to a law protecting women's rights as follows. anger sparked by a viral videos showing the plight of a mentally disabled woman who's been the victim of trafficking just to warning some

of you may find images and katrina hughes report disturbing. oh, it started, but this video, images of a woman in a dirty shed wearing a chain around her neck. the woman named young, known as little plum flower had been traffic and sold twice as a bride. in the 1990s, she was found in rural southeast, in china, in january, and had given birth to 8 children with her husband, a farmer who insisted she be tied up for her own good. you as she was in that a shadow, they was exposed to the outside, so anybody will pass by their share to was see her. and that see that means that people never thought this was an issue that they need to report to the authorities . the case prompted an anti trafficking campaign and chinese legislators and now revising a law to strengthen the protection of women. or the government says the changes will focus on preventing abuse, sexual harassment, and discrimination in the workplace. but activists say real change depends on how the law is enforced and the yard tensions and more people need to use the law in

practice to protect women's rights and interests, including women themselves and others who are responsible for safeguarding women. agencies need to better enforce this law. female victims who su for sexual assault are rarely successful. in september to shush when a leading figure in china's me to movement lost her case against broadcasted june, june. due to what the court said was insufficient evidence. and though chinese women are better educated and more highly paid than ever before, females are dramatically under represented in politics or leadership roles. many here fear china's demographic crisis who'd heard the viper will, is right. authorities are encouraging was birth and promoting messages, which may make it more difficult to access abortion and other reproductive services . the amendments to the law will likely be finalized later this year. legislative

pushing for mandatory reporting of trafficking or abduction after widespread anger about miss young's plight. she is now reportedly receiving medical care and treatment and mental illness. several county officials have been sacked in response and her husband has been arrested. katrina, you al jazeera beijing in there's prime minister says his disgust. the urgent need for a cease fire in ukraine. with boris britain's bore his johnson, his honor to their visit to india, to announce noon to france. deals on free trade plans were written as encouraging the indians to loosen economic and defense links to moscow. still ahead on al jazeera, i'm rob reynolds in cleveland, ohio, with the award on the mobile mobile van oil and gas wells and how one organization is working. the song ah

parts of se, australia shivered through their call this night of the year. hello everyone. this includes for a camera just 3 degrees and not too far away in melbourne. 7.7. now you will bounce back about 1920 degrees saturday afternoon. such showers for coastal new south wales, into southern queensland. so brisbin to sidney could see spurts of rain where we have a constant feet of rain as queensland north, tropical coast. we're talking about a week of rain here for places like karen's. by the time it's all said and done, this could add up to about half a meter of rank. there was some intense rain over new zealand north island that's now shoved away so replaced by sunshine, but it's south southwest breeze. now can down the temperatures in auckland and or yeah, christ church look at you 15 degrees this the other day. you were about 26 or 27. se stage or the areas of concern continued be sumatra, west java and western borneo where we will see the heaviest falls of rain. a slug

of rainbow called pretty much from hong kong to shanghai. but the worst of it should stay south and east of shanghai as it steers across the east, china's c pushing into southern portions of japan. but meantime, look at some of these temperatures for east asia, beijing, up to 29 degrees on saturday. that's it soon. ah ah, why did one of toilets most decorated cops flee the country in europe? is law prod, investigation? one 018. review exploits to validate a police corruption one out to 0. o l g 0 a with samuel lou.

ah, ah, hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, russia's defense minister says ukrainian troop and equipment bases are long, 58 targets overnight. and 42 villages have been seized on the self proclaimed and rushing back on yet break away region. is really forces have again fired rubber, bullets of palestinians i feel, saw mos compound and occupied east jerusalem. at least 31 people have been injured, including 3 journalists on one paramedic. the prime minister of britain and india have announced plans the dictum defense entre ties, or is johnson mentor and remote into jelly as part of a 2 day visit. they also discussed the urgent need for

a cease fire in ukraine. while the u. s. president joe biden has touched another $800000000.00 of military assistance to key for weapons, ammunition, and drones or white house corresponding kimberly hallett reports as the russian siege under ukrainian city of mary, a pull continues, tend on crushing any remaining resistance. the white house says it's sending new shipments of military aid to help you crazy and fight back. we're in a critical window now. and united states and our allies and partners are moving as fast as possible to continue to prod ukraine. the forces that they need, the weapons they need, excuse me, the equipment they need, their forces need to defend their nation. the latest aid package announced the same day, the ukrainian prime minister was in washington meeting with you as president joe biden, and military leaders. total's 800000000 and heavy artillery,

including 72 howitzers, 144000 rounds of ammunition, and follows more than a 1000000000 in security assistance already sent to ukraine. however, with this latest dispersion, i'm almost exhausted to draw down authority. i have the congress authorized for ukraine. that's white next week. by then we'll ask congress for even more money to continue the flow of weapons. but as for where these weapons go, once handed out the white house admit there is little accountability. the failure to track who is receiving us weapons, alarms, members of the president's own democratic party. congresswoman ill han omar last month tweeted the consequences could be disastrous if weapons are given to paramilitary groups, such as the far right linked as off battalion without accountability for these weapons also and out in conflicts outside of the country. and this is the,

one of the primary concerns. it's really out of the control of the united states. you know, when we provide weapons, we try to ask the countries to agree to use them and control them in certain ways. but ultimately, that's not something we can have control over. for decades, the u. s. government has armed non state groups in iraq, afghanistan, libya, syria, and elsewhere. often with unintended consequences. most recently in afghan, this dan weapon supplied by the united states to fight the taliban. are now being used by some militias against civilians, to commit human rights violations. the defense department is calculating just how much money the white house will need from congress for weapons for ukraine. whatever the mouth president biden says, the goal is to keep the weapons flowing without interruption. kimberly, how can al jazeera the white house in turkey,

a verdict is expected after the final hearing of jail business. man, an activist osman kabbalah prosecutor, say he finance the 2013 anti government protests and played a role in a coup attempt. 3 years later, kabbalah has been in custody since october of 2017 sent him. a welcome has more from a stumble, some of the international communities, including the european court, one ride, say that the charges against mon caballo and his coworkers lack evidence and they must, they must be released as soon as possible. however, as many argue this, the trial is seen highly politicize because of swan colewell law is accused of a trying to always show the constitutional or there is a government, is through financing and organizing the nation wide onto government, get the process in 2013 and then a, he's also accused of accuse of espionage facilities, however,

whom european court of human rights and some other human rights organizations. they reports suggest that all these accusations lack evidence. now we are waiting for a verdict. an acquittal doesn't seem possible because a request for an for or for the record was overturned by the court before and they are facing aggravated a life sentence. however, turkey is a member of the european council, and if turkey doesn't abide by the international rules, turkey can also be suspended from this international rights which group the former president of honduras isn't expedited to the us to face a drug related charges. one, orlando hernandez is accused of helping to move cocaine across the us border for nearly 20 years. the one time ally off the u. s. denies the allegations. terrorism has more. he was once at close united states ally,

but has now been expedited to face drug trafficking charges in new york city. when orlando man this was being held at a special forces military base on the west capital. there we see, golfer, he was transferred in the middle of a massive security operation to an air force airport where he was taken in a u. s. drug enforcement agency plane back to the u. s. he's accused of conspiring to smuggle hundreds of tons of drugs to the united states. hernandez and his co conspirators help push 500000 kilograms of cocaine into the united states. that's 500 tons of cocaine. poison that landed in this country on our streets. and as we allege in the indictment, that's exactly what hernandez wanted. realised that during a meeting with the co conspirator, hernandez declared that he wanted. and i quote to stuff the drugs right up the

noses of the gringos. at amanda says he's innocent and that just his will prevail. williamson is on innocent. i've been submitted unfairly to trial. i want to share some potent woods injustices or a threat to justice in every place. you know, i worked tirelessly with the purpose of recovering peace in honduras. i gave all my to my country. it is regrettable that those who turn honduras into one of the most violent countries in the world, those villains may i want to be heroes. when orlando man, this was elected president in 2014 wiley ne, he was considered partner of the us and was loaded for his alleged efforts to fight drug trafficking, any legal migration. his mandate ended earlier this year and was detained 19 days after leaving office. his brother tony at man. this was sentenced to life in prison in the u. s. on drug trafficking charges. during his brothers trial,

prosecutors cleaned mexican drug lloyd, while keen chapel was man handed, be a man, this brothers $1000000.00 for the presidential campaign. losing undo the essay. corruption has infiltrated the highest level and would fade. and they need international help to clean it up with the concentration of power we saw while hernandez was in office, weakened, all institutions and the country now needs to repair. we need to do lots of structural reforms to improve our discovery. we have requested help from the u. n. to help us do this. and amend this expedition is the 1st time a former president is to be tried on drug trafficking charges in the us. many fear that the possibility of us trial will deter politicians in the region from polluting with criminal organizations ever. again. that is, i will, i'll just see to the final rallies have been held before the presidential election

and france on sunday or in the pen traveled north to promote her right wing policies. and in his re election bids manual micro aims to sway voters who back the left wing in the 1st round. bernard smith's reports from sense anthony, north of paris. the supposedly hostile territory. very manuel macaroni in the 1st round of france. his presidential election, 49 percent of the vote in sunday, and he went to the far left candidate, john luke melon, stronger, and the 2nd round. the choice is micron or the far right marine le pen. i, we feel like we have to choose between the pest and cholera. this woman told the president, the guy, the high cost of living is a main concern for french voters and jobs. this woman says nationwide, unemployment has fallen under macro to 7.9 percent. but it's high here at 11 percent. we're creating jobs. macros says before adding, there's no magic solution. there are a 1000000 a potential melon,

shown king makers fall left candidates, hasn't himself endorsed micro though. he's told support is that should not be a single vote for marine lieutenant macro also wants to top the you vote 31 percent of 18. 24 year old voted for john shown to the north of paris. saint anthony is one of the most deprived areas of france here. micro struggles to shake off his image as president of the rich. but the far right is even more popular. yeah, but there is no other choice. i don't see myself voting from a healer pen because he doesn't reflect my principal. so i'd rather be shot by my call than martin and whatnot. but, but i will work from a chronic time. i don't like what he does, but i'll be voting from a chrome as a vote against la pin. i think micron has already done one term, and i think to allow, continue to will be more advantages. the latest polls suggest emanuel micron will

win a 2nd turn, but he will only keep the presidency with the votes. cast grudgingly in his favor. bernard smith, honors era, saint anthony france. her authority is i've put out an international arrest warrant for a carlo scone. he's the former chairman of car companies, nissan reno, and mitsubishi. the 68 year old was arrested in japan 3 years ago, accused a fraud. he then flushed 11 on this used oil and gas wells around the world. have been a source of greenhouse gas emissions for decades since the fossil fuel era began. millions of wells have been drilled, but as ronald's reports from ohio in the u. s. many wells were never properly sealed when work had stopped. methane gushes from a well dug more than a century ago and abandoned since the 1950s. 141 cubic meters of pungent greenhouse gas per day. it was recently uncovered in cleveland, ohio,

in an apartment complex for elderly, low income residents, many of whom have complained of the smell for years. did you ever smell the gas? yeah, but alice smelled it more than i did, but it was definite. it didn't was often now a team from the non profit, well done. foundation is hard at work plugging the leaky well for good. when we're done and we're walking off of the product that we've stopped the emission of 5000 cubic feet of gas per day. you know, you start to multiply that by, by weeks and months in decades. it's very significant. abandoned wells are a huge problem by government estimates. there are more than 2000000 of them in the u. s. and possibly many more who's locations are no longer known by some estimates . they admit more than $7000000.00 metric tons of greenhouse gases per year. that's

the equivalent of burning 30000000 leaders of petrol. this is kind of low hanging fruit if you would. so this is an area that we can take immediate action. so far, curtis shocks, nonprofit organization is plugged 16 abandoned wells in 4 states. methane is such a, an incredibly harmful greenhouse gas. it is 80 times as destructive as seo to. and so if you want to have an immediate impact, you just stop it. many of the wells that well done has plug are in open fields. the cleveland well project is different. we have elderly folks who live right around it . that's a tricky location to rig up on. it's a tricky location to get into. the expert crew applies a seal to the outflow pipe and wells it's shut. next they'll drill down to clear debris and dirt out of the pipe, extending far below the surface. in the final step,

the crew will fill the well with a firstly, formulated kind of the men feeling up forever and that one well down to 1000000 to go for shot each plugged well is a triumph. how do you climb out? and one step at a time. that's really the focus is then that way it becomes something that we can really get our hands around and celebrate victory for the crew, the community, and for the planet. rob reynolds, al jazeera, cleveland ohio. ah, hello, we're going to headlines on al jazeera versus defense ministry, says ukrainian treatment equipment bases are among 50 a targets here overnight. and 42 villages haven't seen in the self proclaimed and rushing back. don't yet to break away region. charles stratford spent the night at a military field hospital that's treating.