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ah, wet temperatures reach minus 35 degrees celsius and mountain roads become barely possible. one small milli bus serves as a like line for a community facing environmental and cultural change. ah, and is there a well joined the regulars on board? the people around the world? this is been going on for a number of the few. yeah. for you to put the craig. but how did a report story going it and i to perspective to try to explain your mobile audience why it's important. how that could impact the life at the height of the storm. what the would through high would it be above my head? this is an important part of the world. people pay attention to what we're going here for now to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah,
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a warning shot to europe for the 1st time since the ukraine war. russia halts, gas applies to poland and bulgaria, failing to pay in roubles. ah, hello, i'm adrian said again. this is al jazeera alive from dough. also coming up, a quoted me on boston death row in singapore, fails. it's being called gas blackmail. russia has suspended supplies of 2 of ukraine's ally as poland and bulgaria. it's happened 2 months into the wall after he's refused to accept the new terms. bulgaria says that it's made alternative arrangements, and poland says that it's energy supplies are secure. and nasa magazine, if you're not sure if you're interested or gas storage is or 76 percent full,
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this is a high level i'm feeling much higher than in most european countries. busy as well as our gas terminal interest in a which doesn't, which can receive even larger amounts of liquefied gas. we will try to rise to the occasion. and this is just a little time to research for cheques, bills, case editor in chief of visegrad insights, a political magazine. he explains why poland can manage without russian gas for poland. this doesn't mean much of course, there is uncertainty about the gas prices, but poland has invested over decades now in gas diversification. it can acquire gas through l n g ports. it is completing its baltic pipe together with denmark to provide, provide gas supplies from the nordic c. there is there also interconnect or between the countries around poland on the borders with poland and under neighboring countries, allowing for balancing the gas. so in terms of supplies,
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these are secured, the gas prices, of course they will, there will be inflicted. this is expected to have higher gas prices for bulgaria. it's much more difficult situation because bulgaria is dependency on one source is much higher. it's close 90 percent, and for bulgaria, a mean it will mean that they will desperately look for reverse flows from the rest of europe. part of the european solidarity to provide gas supplies to this country on, on the edge. this is going to hurt. definitely russia because there will be no payment . this is a continuous policy of now payment intervals. russia will not require funds from the gas supplies. but is this also a warning charge? the rest of euro, specifically to germany, that is now it's slowly shifting its policy on sanctions, especially sanctions on oil, where poland is able to provide assistance to,
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to supply oil through special port delivery, you know, and, and, and, and the pipes that will deliver it back to some land in germany, so it can be considered as a, as a strategy of russia to weaponized energy supplies and to hurt your a, but her europe is much more resilience than, than russia as expected gas. but europe is prepared for this scenario that is mapping out a coordinated e u response. she says europeans will stand united at in solidarity vladimir putin older troops, not the storm laplant, but to blockaded. instead, on tuesday, russia agreed in principle to allow the you and the red cross to help evacuate civilians from the steel plant. in maria pull after a meeting with the un secretary general, president vladimir putin told antonia antique letters that to antonia good harris. i'm sorry that there's no fighting in mary upon the roaches 2 or should we do here
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from ukraine, an authority that there are civilians, their situation in easton, ukraine, alzheimer's charles stratford, georgia. now live from the city of blackmore in the dawn, beth's reach. and charles, what's happening though? well, certainly firstly, let's just talk about what's happening in mary. i'll pull according to reports in the last hour, leasing that picture, and saying that this was as a result of russia's attack on that, plus that lady had been injured in those attacks. of course we have no way of verifying that but ongoing concerns for the rattle 1000 civilians trapped underneath that still plant in mary opal with respect to the wider region in this area over night, the military authorities and creating material sources in the gang screech and say at least 3 civilians were killed. there's also been more effort by russian forces
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to move south to try and surround the large city of slavery, ants and its southern neighbor cremmit. also, the ukrainian military over night saying that the russian forces had taken control of another village to the north east overslept. they also reported that they had been movement of russian forces from the north, from the town of him that they control to the south west as well, but pinched the movement. those attempts at trying to surround savannah ongoing ukrainians saying that they are still managing to repel those attacks. also very interestingly, around the, the city of done that smell costa nets, cars being held controlled by pro russian separatists since 2015. and as yet, since the invasion started, what was 2 months ago now we've seen very little movement by those pro russian separatists and russian forces to make direct moves out of donnette towards,
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for example, the city of give that is very close. and this has been a bit of a surprise to certainly the military military analysts, because wilson forces have made moves to the north on it. and to the south. this morning we are hearing reports of air strikes on that town of d, f. k. we are hearing that overseas, a lot of civilians still in that city, very afraid you can imagine as strikes, bring a whole new dimension of fair to to the civilians living in this area. there's also reports of grad rocket attacks own abdel canal grad rocket. so these multiple rocket launchers that said that far these, these rockets that cover a vast area. so abdel cas certainly seemingly, according to reports at the brunt of some of the main movements in the east this morning. but sir, as i say still yes, all eyes on the, the civilians trapped underneath that giant great soviet built steel plant in mary
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opal and no sign still of any humanitarian corridor to rescue them out. as soon as chance stratford reporting live there from the dumbass region of eastern ukraine, chance many thanks. indeed the interior ministry of more dove as break away region trans. these trias, as that shots have been fired from ukraine. russian backed regions says that a large ammunition depot was targeted. the ministry also accused ukraine of launching drones towards its territory. a series of attacks have been carried out in trans desanya over the past 2 days. it's unclear who was behind them. accordingly, emma has sentence, the ousted leader on sans who cheat a 5 years in jail, so she was found guilty of accepting $600000.00 and $7.00 gold bars in bribes. 76 year old trial was close to the median. al jazeera florence lewis is following the case from kwan alone, but she's with us now by florence. what more do we know about the sentencing?
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while we know that this is one out of 11 corruption charges she faces and maximum sentence for this was 15 years, she's been given 5 years in prison is not yet known whether she will be taken immediately to prison. this is not the 1st custodial sentence. she's been given in december and january. she was sentenced to 6 years in prison for more minor offenses. she's now being held in an undisclosed location and the didn't i said before that she will remain there. now, all her charles have so far been held in secret, including the latest one, which means it has been no media coverage. members of the public have not been allowed to fit in in this. and on the case, there's even been a gag order on her lawyer. so there's been very little information about just what sort of evidence exactly is being presented against her. but we know that in this case, she's been, she's accused of having received bribes from a former chief minister of young going $600000.00 in cash,
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and us dollars as well as gold bars. now, a few weeks after the coo, the military had add a video confession by the former youngel and chief minister. at that time, people had said that the video was fake, but he also appeared in court and testified against her. now, on santucci, according to reports, is trying to appeal the conviction. of course, few people believe that the charges against her are fair. many people believe that the charges have been trumped up by the june to keep her out of a political career. and the military government, of course, denies this and they've, they've fed before that she has been given full due process under the law. but so far, what we do know is that she has not been able to have any visitors and even her lawyers have had difficulty getting access to her. i'll just, dearest florence louis reporting live from quite a lot of florence. many thanks. a weather update next on our sarah. then colombian, military commanders acknowledge their role in thousands of extra traditional killings. will tell you more. plus i'm john henry in illinois,
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one of many states where the u. s. is targeting espionage from china. so you more coming up. ah hello, then let's have a look at se, asia and from the satellite image, you can see that dense cloud sitting over southern areas of the philippines and that's where we're going to see the heaviest rain in the days to come. we've got some flood watches for southern areas and as we go into friday, well that's going to scoot across woods into china. we could see some heavy falls around coastal areas of vietnam. and cambodia now was we had to australia, we are going to see some pretty wet weather sweep into the west, not just in the south for perth, but also in the northwest corner. thanks with circulation. just off the coast is going to chuck some pretty weather towards those northern areas. by the time we get
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in for friday and we are set to see the rain intensify in southern areas. we have a look at the 3 day for adelaide. that cold front is going to knock temperatures down by the time we get into saturday with some scattered showers. now looking more settled, however, for the southeast corner of australia with just a few showers here in there. and for new zealand, it's a similar story. some showers, but lots of sunshine coming through the club. high pressure in charge here. so lots of wounds to be found in places like christ, church and in oakland. and we are expecting those sunny conditions to continue through the weekend. that should weather update. ah, a
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blue a again, this is, i'm just here. let's remind you of the main news this all russia says that it's turned off the supply natural gas to poland and bulgaria. that's also, they refuse to pay it states own gas company, gas proven rubles, both countries say they've made alternative arrangements. you've created officials say that 35 russian air strikes of hit a steel plant in the city of mario pole. over the past day,
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thousands of ukrainian fighters and civilians hold up in the underground tunnels of the as of stalls. still at a quarter beyond mas sentence, the ousted leader own santucci to 5 years in jail. so she was found guilty of accepting $600000.00 and $7.00 gold balls in bribes. the 76 year old trial was close to the media of a lazy man convicted of drunk traffic trafficking in single pole has been executed off to final appeals failed. nocka anthro donna lingam had been on death row for 13 years off to be in court smuggling heroine, his mother liberties and governments appealed for clemency. due to his mental disability with definite people double fed and this was in the 70 p p. it was not to say, you know, they believe that this will look at the tourist with a response to the traffic. you'll hear intrusive point, or someone who benefits from the treat. someone who's exploit them by deducting the good to to do, you know, run their business. and when you look at the boy and the kid thing,
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we want to catch the big fish. we won the big fish. we do not intend to execute their drug use. why? exploit but what is like in good, how do they justify that? they need to be able to then not speak to the west, say yeah, we believe the country. how do they go and just found it? because right now, from my perspective one, they just prove what we think that definitely be targets the week. the vanderbilt ming chang, shao is caught in the web of a massive u. s. program targeting spies for china, but he's not on trial for spying the justice department. his charge, the southern illinois university mathematics professor with financial fraud and tax evasion for allegedly failing to disclose grants from chinese universities. trump, you're a spy. catching program aimed at preventing china from stealing intellectual property is not catching spies. they're going about it in a completely wrong way. i mean, they are clearly targeting, for the most part, asian americans. and you know,
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we've seen this in past instances in houston, it was dismissed without trial, university of kansas. professor feng franklin towel was convicted in april of fraud and making false statements. but the judge has declined to set. is convicted of lying to federal agencies about his tie to a chinese talent recruitment program. failing to disclose a chinese bank account in tax evasion, they say there's good re whether the anti spying program will survive public scrutiny. john henderson, al jazeera chicago, millions of people living in the whole of africa are experiencing some of the worst effects of climate change. 2019 brought extreme rains on flooding, followed by swarms of locusts. now the reach of his experiencing it's was drought in 40 years, and 20000000 people are at risk of salvation. the conditions of destroyed conte crops and killed millions of livestock forcing people to leave their homes in search of food and water. as al jazeera how to withdraw some reports now from masa
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bit county and northern kenya, around 3 and a half 1000000 people are suffering after years of drought la, chico, and had a coating. young a worries about the baby boy. he 7 months old and sick. so died because she's hungry. millions of families across the horn of africa, a hungry and desperate might. it might not be facing the worst drought. the region has seen in 40 years in kenya, more than 3 and a half 1000000 people need immediate help. agencies say nearly 800000 of them wrote for the last 2 years we have not received for info grace gibbons, his many children are going to school hungry. she says him and i mean more all day because it just depends on what the little water is left in streams. county, northern king ramadan is a spiritual time for muslims worldwide. but it's been
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a difficult year for many in libya. as my trainer reports from the capital tripoli, a decade of conflict as devastated the economy and food prices arising. it's ramadan, the holiest month in the islamic calendar. muslims around the world are fasting from sunrise to sunset. in previous years, it's been numbers to spend time together and share a meal to break their fast. but rising prices have made it difficult for many to meet their basic needs. of aaliyah. i ask that god helps us all during this blizzard month of ramadan. the situation is dire for many people due to the economy, circumstance, or what prices for breath have increased. if russia's war in ukraine continue, countries in this region, including egypt and tunisia, may soon run out of red. if authorities here don't act so, libya can face the same problem. a crammed rebekah is head of the economic
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committee for the city of tripoli. he says the government has a 6 month strategic wheat reserve and is working to increase domestic production. dennisville air, asthma to last, prices for goods sawing globally due to the russian ukranian war. especially the price of wheat before basic goods like wheat, oil, rice, and tomato paste was subsidized by the government. but that stopped due to the political crisis and conflict, or according to the un, more than 800000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. in libya, the average income is less than $200.00 a month. if prices increase further, many more may find themselves struggling to cope while trina, o 0 triple, columbian general, and other high ranking army officers of acknowledged their pos, in the extra judicial killings of 120 civilians. it's the 1st time that members of
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the military have publicly told the truth about one of the darkest chapters of the country, civil war, or to zeros. alexander amputee reports now from bogota holding pictures of their loved ones. relatives of the victims of extra judicial killings streamed into this hearing in the northeast region of cat. that number were 10 former military members among them and general admitted to committing war crimes and ask for forgiveness your asses. he may, i killed family members of people who are here. i misled them and cruelly and cowardly assassinated them pretending there were rebels tarnishing their name, leaving children without fathers, as mothers with our children. and i know you won't forgive me, but i hope this will avoid this happening again. the military supposed to protect pharmacy. i trusted us and we lie to them and killed them. come, we'll get to the data while facing each other. victims and perpetrators detailed a killing of over a 100 civilians falsely portrayed as rebels killed in combat. the court determined
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that 6402 people were murdered this way between 20022008 in a scandal known as false positives. the goal was to boost that statistics and justify u. s. military aid. the soldiers involved were rewarded with promotions in time off . luck, while vercadia gone a loony coffin, the requirement was to produce casualties in combat. no matter what. does this according to the policies of the army commander a demand or peter in different colons of command officers explained, had they planned the killings making less of walner, bull farmers, disabled people in ute. they said they conspired with paramilitary groups that offered them, weapons and uniforms. to the skies, the killings. many victims are wondering why there has been so much impunity, or guess it all get. why did we have to make a public scandal for 14 years to reach this point, yet?
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what would have happened if we had given up what we did? we need another 6402 victims in the court that you see behind me is also investigating the military high command that has always been night that the killings were part of a systematic policy. but a number of officials have said that they were under pressure to inflate the success of their military operations. little nicholas, i vow natalie. these weren't isolated events, no bad apples responsible for the killings. this is the result of fail state policies. and this is what the judiciary hasn't determined yet to get a minute. the gateway yearly from one yet. but despite the trials limitation, the fact that the soldiers are admitting that they committed war crimes is unprecedented oversight. and an important step in overcoming one of the darkest chapters of columbus long civil conflict. allison, the amputee, and just eatable gotta me. and the waltz wealthiest university plans to spend $100000000.00 to make amends for it's linked to slavery. harvard in the u. s. says
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the money will go towards research and support defendants of the enslaved who worked on the ivy league campus. thousands of black and native americans were held captive there. the 16 and 17 hundreds. here us aerospace company space acts as launched its 7th crude mission into orbit. falcon 9 rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida. 3 nasa astronaut are heading for the instructional space station along with an italian from the european space agency that was 6 month mission and planning to conduct $200.00 experiments. ah, it is good heavy with its hello adrian. so they get here and know how the headlines and out.
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