a tradition and dedication to move a short documentary by african filmmakers on the white 9. and the bookmaker africa direct on al jazeera blue ukraine declares the mission to defend the as up sal. still plant as over, as hundreds of injured fighters brought out from the facility. ah, hello there, i'm this darcy, hey, this is al jazeera life and are also coming up. north korea calls in the army to help hand out medicine. after more than a 1000000 people are reported sick with cold like symptoms.

ah, violence breaks out and occupy these through slim during the funeral of a palestinian man. israeli police fire tear gas and rubber bullets to dispatch the craft. and heat waves sweeps through india and pakistan weaving, poor work as vulnerable and scorching temperatures. now ukraine's military command says the mission to defend the as of style steel plant is over. more than 260 ukranian fighters have been brought out from the last stronghold of resistance in the city of maria pole. russia announced on monday that it had reached a deal with ukraine to have wounded soldiers removed from the facility. moscow says they'll be taken to a medical facility and the russian controlled town of never as often. they could become part of a prisoner swap. ukraine says efforts are underway to rescue fight is still in the plant. laser deem grace the schools,

thanks to the actions of the ukrainian military, the international committee of the red cross and the you in. we hope that we will be able to save the lives of our guys. there are severely wounded soldiers among them. they've been given care, and i want to stress that ukraine needs ukrainian heroes alive. that's our principle. i think that any reasonable person will understand these words. the work continues to return al, guys, home. and this work requires delicacy and time of day looked as well as her, as her underneath has worn out on the evacuations. well, we just heard now from the deputy defense minister here in ukraine. and she said that 53 of the vacuum, either the wounded ones were dropped at it were taken right at the hospital in nova as of which is at town along a day as of sea. but in the pro ration separate is controlled area. and then

another $211.00, we're taking to another town next to do the done yet also in separatist area. now she said that at some point they will be further negotiations, and they will be an exchange between those who are there now. those who have been evacuated and she didn't give any more details. we are presuming probably a russian soldiers who are held prisoners by do ukraine, yours. we don't have any more details of that. we did hear from one of our sources that there is also among them a number of ours soldiers and members of the as of regimen to have decided to surrender. one source says that that number is 36, but again, i am putting a caveat there because we haven't heard any official confirmation of that. now. in

the past days, we've heard from president lensky and from other senior officials, a here that the these were very tough negotiations. well, plans to take more european action against russia's war in ukraine by spending oil exports have stalled hungry is now blocking the laces round of sanctions of the e. u. and as our diplomatic editor james bay is reports from brussels, it's frustrating protest as a group of the ukrainian protest is gathered outside the building where the foreign ministers were meeting to try to finalize another package of sanctions, including a ban on imports of russian oil inside the meeting again. deadlock, 26 nations against one hungary, even though it's been given a carve out, is the only e u member opposing the new sanctions that's causing some considerable anger. this

is how we will be, remember, either the can the your union who managed to go forward and dissent a very clear message to russia who was stuck. and now unfortunately, we are, the whole unit is being held hostage by one member state who cannot find couldn't help help us find that consensus. the e u high representative for foreign policy has been meeting candidates, foreign minister. when i interviewed him last week, he was confident the new sanctions could be agreed with, but he doesn't seem so hopeful. now, we'll do our best in order to do blog. this situation. i cannot ensure that this is going to happen because the positions are quite strong. later, the ukrainian foreign minister dmitri caliber joined the meeting. he greeted his hungarian counterpart, peter c auto, but had some tough words about his country's position. it's clear what's happening

. it's clear who is holding the issue, but the time is running out because every day russia keeps making money and investing this money in it to into the war. but it's not for me to engage in a restore it better with gary and we can get an authorities. this is the issue that the european union itself has to fix because this is their family business. it's now not clear when or whether the issue of the sanctions package can be resolved. leaders of european countries will be gathering here for some meeting in 2 weeks time. and this may still be under discussion then james bayes al jazeera brussels. while meanwhile, turkey as president, so the swedish, unfinished allegations shouldn't bother coming to anchor, to convince it's approved in nature, bid pressure typo on accuses the nordic countries are being quote, guest houses for terrorist organizations. sweden's been single down for legend, the hosting members of the cottage on group the p k. k. it's joining finland in applying for nature membership,

ending 200 years of neutrality. hope you knew they are coming to turkey on monday. are they coming to convinces, excuse me, but they should not tie themselves? first of all, we would not say yes to those who impose sanctions on turkey to join nato. because nato would then cease to be a security organization and become a place rep representatives of terrorist organizations are concentrated. and president, that person has warned that russia will respond if nato both does the military infrastructure of sweden and finland, finland sweden. i want to inform you, did colleague russia has no problem with those states. you are in this regard, expansion by the addition of those countries. there's no direct reference. but the expansion of military infrastructure into the territories would certainly provoke our response is what that response will be. we will see what threats are created, foreign, and i'm just and moving on and north korea scrambling to deal with what's believe

to be a major curve at 19 outbreak. 6 new deaths were reported on tuesday with a feather, 270000 people, showing fever like symptoms, health official phase 62 people have died. nearly one and a half 1000000 people have fallen ill since late last month. they came, joan is blaming his own health officials for being irresponsible, and their distribution of the national medicine with robert bride is in. so he says things have escalated very quickly across the border less than a week ago. this wasn't officially a thing. it didn't officially exist in north korea. now we're talking about a total number of cases of people with symptoms with fever. some people who have recovered around about one and a half 1000000. and it's very difficult to really get a grip on just how far this might have spread throughout the population. because of course, there is a real scarcity of testing in north korea. and famously, this is a country that is set for 2 and a half years that it hasn't officially existed. and an awful lot of focus is now

being put on some of these events that we've seen in the past weeks and months where north koreans have been going out. they have been holding a mass, military parades through gang for important anniversaries, gatherings of party members. and people looking at those and wondering whether if this virus has been spreading through the community, maybe as the on the chrome virus, as silently with out any symptoms. that these of all the mass spread or events that are now coming to manifest themselves suddenly, kim jung and has now declared an emergency has been seen to be chairing meetings. there's been official video of him visiting pharmacies, criticizing his own health officials, calling in the military and calling for more pharmaceutical products and therapeutic had to be passed out to the population. but obviously what would have helped, would have been vaccines and, and north korea is one of only 2 countries in the world that has not had vaccination campaigns. and his course is very vulnerable because it has a population already somewhat weakened by mouth. the attrition and relying

a problem upon a medical system that is shaky to say the least. now the funeral for a young palestinian man has set off more violence with israeli forces. it's added attention and occupied east jerusalem. almost a week off the al jazeera john mystery and was shot dead. israeli police 5 peer gas and rubber bullets crowds. morning will lead to reef dozens of people injured. should reside on saturday off the sustaining a serious head injury when it's ready for the, stormed the alex and last compound. last month. that violence comes just hours after church leaders and hospital officials in occupied east jerusalem condemned israeli forces attacking mourners and serene funeral possession. they say the assault outside st. joseph hospital on friday was unprovoked. in one corner. 3 words, condemnation, disrespect, disproportionate at a news conference at saint joseph church, hospital,

its leaders and clergy condemned at these ready police fridays attack again, serene walkley coughing, and the pull barrows, accusing them of disrespecting the hospital ground. and finally said, it was a disproportionate usa for the police storm into a christian health institutes. the sort of disrespecting, the church, disrespecting, the health institute disrespecting, the memory of the deceased, enforcing the barriers almost to drop the coughing. the church authorities released previously unseen security camera footage of israeli police entering the hospital, which said there was absolutely no reason for this to have happened. it's general director says all concerned parties and now discussing what to do next. must probably court kish, eh, we are now discussing with church leader catholic church leader and day honors of the hospital, the sister of san joseph, and the administration of the hospital about the next legal action to be taken.

initially these ready police said they were acting on the instructions of the family. something serena's brother who is the family's representative de noise. absolutely not. we are, is there any police called me to the police station to the to know the exact route we are taking? asked me not to have any for the scene and stag citizen during the funeral. no slogans, no chance in today's the finance, i stress that this is not so new. my funeral, not toward our balcony on the note for berkeley family only, but it's a national funeral. everybody will participate. i can tell you the exact number of people who will participate. i told them that a funeral review from st. joseph hospital to the greek medical church and jennifer gate and then to the find in the cemetery in mount zion, the church authorities in the hospital and now weighing up their legal options. these railey police say they will investigate the incident that took place. hey,

on friday, and he's really army say they are investigating the death of serene eclipse. but given previous investigations, no one here or indeed members of the family, hold out any hope that that will be an independent investigation. and indeed, sharina will. our claim family are saying that they would like an independent international investigation, but calls for that so far have not been heated. m wrong con al jazeera, occupied east jerusalem on a special commemoration service has been held a forgery. and i will actually in bethlehem, where her family is originally from it took place in the church of the nativity which houses the spot where christians believe that jesus was born. it's been described as a demonstration of how respected serene was more, has also gathered outside the chance to pay their skill ahead here on out as in supposing breathing difficulties. another sounds don't cause as a wide spread strife in iraq. and only a lot,

one us troops are being sent back into somalia. ah the dust laden winds been blowing quite strongly, white spread dusty winds throughout the baby peninsula and less certain levant over the last week or so. they haven't entirely gone away. they've dropped down a little bit, but i think they'll pick up again in the orange plumes. and suggest where they're going to be that seasonal. when the smile that blows down the golf will again come out of iraq to answer q 8, pick up the dust. i think more likely south of carter in towards the end quarter has been has been the case before, but it's a very windy and still a little dusty or the st. not cold though. 41 degrees in doha, about average touch above and a lot above. once again, in pakistan,

the heat wave has briefly declined, but it's on its way up again. we saw 51. we might see it again in middle of pakistan. but even in the north, it's been hot. the whole almost broker recorded might get that way again in drop glasgow, he would like to be seeing a bit more raining. can you in somalia, as you can see, it's not happening. the winds bringing it up, but it's just not turning into showers. and the bigger showers are further west, even they have declined a little bit in cameroon. and gab wrong. and 10 verily, it's cool. dire from it's such a degree in cape town, which winter most of southern oscar is dry. but there is rain from his i'm b ah, on counting the cost for design, marco's junior is set to leave the philippines. what will it mean for the economy? and joe biden says, fighting inflation. is this top domestic priority? so can you bring down the cost of living and what's keeping india in the dr.

counting the cost on al jazeera, revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al jazeera. oh, the me. hello again. you're wanting al jazeera. let's remind you about top stories here. this hour. more than 260 ukrainian 5 is evacuated from marian pulse of the deal is reached between kids and moscow. have been taken to a medical center and the russian control town of north korean. the that kim jong has called his own health officials irresponsible as a struggle to contain

a coven 19 outbreak. 6 new death and a father, 270000 people showing fever like symptoms so reported on tuesday and dozens of people have been injured at a funeral and occupied east jerusalem after israeli police attached morning and 23 year old man who was injured during the storming of the most compound last month died on saturday. the brutal heat wave is sweeping through northern india, with temperatures hitting a record 50 degrees celsius and parts of the capitol, new delhi, millions of lives, and livelihoods of being affected. officials warm that the heat could cause health problems for the vulnerable, including infancy, elderly, and people with chronic diseases. it's now the 5th heat wave in the capital just since march, and in pakistan across the board of unprecedented temperatures have led to water and electricity shortages. residents there have been added to remain endorsed during the hottest hours of the day. thousands of people have died so far. well,

we have correspondence gauging the temperature in both countries, so take them all, hide it, and as i'm a bad, but 1st let's speak to putney mythos. she is in new delhi, putney 50 degrees celsius in the city, and the 5th heat wave in 3 months. are people there bracing for this sort of, he says, a new normal you know, actually today has gotten slightly better at the, at this time. it's just about 40 degrees in the national capital. what another bought off or north and then central enjoy. the temperature is much higher. again, several degrees higher than what is considered. a normal at this point, you know, i'm speaking to you from an air condition office, but hundreds of millions of people in the regions affected by this brutal heat wave walking out doors. many of them are daily wage workers are taking the day off is not really an option for them. millions of these are fall months. so for them,

it's not just about walking in this blistering heat, it's all to be in fact, this is going to have on their produce at a time when inflation and prices of food on a very, very high. now, huge waves are not necessarily uncommon. this time of year, this is the summer, but export point out that what you're seeing is not just the one off extreme weather scenario. you'll seeing a change in weather pattern, for example, busy as heat. we saw it already is more severe and made was by the fact that we've barely had any rainfall. again, not normal for this time, a feel of you know, at the same time in southern india, you're seeing a red, a lot being sounded in the state of carola, because of have you been for sale? seeing a major shift in how the weather is being out in the national capital in all over india and exports have blame based on climate change and say that things could get

worse and more extreme over the next few years as the planet was even fargo. having missed out there for us in new delhi, thanks so much pass in a well, let's get a sense of what's going on in his run. the bad was come out high to come on. i recall last year the world's highest made temperature. if i'm not mistaken, was recorded in pakistan, it feels like it's getting worse every year. absolutely, in fact does temperature record as all more being broken by god. we were told that in the large 24 eyes, certain parts of august on the temperature, big 2251 fell fish. now this is happening also at the dime when focused on amongst the top to the water stretch gun trays. that is also the threat of glacier glass out, but in the north which could lead to flash large. and the fact that the country had also been declared as jolted by the united nation for indeed extreme where bob knee

was saying, although it did not unusual to the high temperature. but this time that had come early and that the project led to a 53 percent shortage of water down south. which means that a lot of crops judge cotton will be affected day it geisha and getting all the running dry. that will also force people to migrate from the joint. red water had become even more sketch ended up, got the alarm that bugger don gord becomes a water stretch sketch country by 2025. so indeed, a dangerous situation. that god, it should not be forgotten that this is just a beginning of drama. indeed, huge, huge knock on effect that come out hider and some of that. thank you so much come on. well, speaking of whether another sandstorm has hit a rock, sending hundreds of people to hospital with breathing problems. flights have also

been suspended in baghdad and the job and some schools and offices have also been forced to close. this is the 8 sandstorm to hit the country only since mid april. some say it's never been this bad and living memory. the sandstorms are also being blamed on climate change, the destruction of agricultural land. well, i also thought these stones have become monthly every 3 or 4 days they come back. it's due to climate change and the lack of rain. when people feel suffocated, there's no oxygen and have to go get august. now moving on, and molly genta says western back military officers attempt the crew last week, but hasn't provided any details. the statement comes off so the army announced it was pulling out of original alliance fighting armed groups in this the whole region . citing a lack of progress. we've got a lot if you do money. the government of the republic of molly condemns with the utmost rigor is outrages act of the security of the state. the objective of which was to hinder or even annihilate,

a substantial effort to secure our country and to return to a constitutional order that you currently use peace instability. while hundreds of us troops are going to be based long term in somalia to help the fight against the armed group, sha bob president joe biden approved the plan reversing a decision by his predecessor, donald trump. the announcement follows the election of a new somali president house and shake mohammed is taking charge. he was sworn in on sunday, amid a security lockdown to prevent rebel attacks. mohammed was also president between 20122017. i want to remind that those forces, as they have been, will continue to be used in training advising, and equipping partner forces to give them the tools that they need to disrupt. degrade and monitor our bob. our forces are not now, nor will they be directly engaged in combat operations. the purpose here is to enable a more effective fight against our ship by local forces,

which her mom has increased in their strength, imposes heightened dress. while you is herbert, we spoke to adela, he borrow her locker. he is a horn of africa, security analyst. he says it's unlikely that sending more troops to somalia will be a viable solution in the long term. just to give you a sense between when you know the period when the united states pulled out its troops that on many let's be honest. it's something like $700.00. and you know this, the number would rise to 750. if dad can stabilize the entire maya will be having different composition. i'm you saw has been somalia for 15 years. 15 years. and now it's transition to african transitional mission in somalia. and there are fundamental problems that have not been dissolved despite this transition. despite this relationship, the relationship between mogadishu and federal member states is not great. and then

the amount of money on that is the stability. the sustainability of the un peacekeeping mission in somalia is not very strong even before, but now that the e u has transitioned the way it's going to find african peacekeeping mission that will make it even further more difficult. troops contributing countries that is the neighboring countries and countries elsewhere that i've got troops that is close 220222000 forces inside somalia, not pursuing a unified agenda. they are pursuing parallel, you know, i individual agenda and that all those problems are there, 700 troops coming back into american troops not is coming in, will not solve such structural problems. i think my, my sense is that, you know, it's largely designed to count to other countries that have interest in somalia under hold off the rate. see for the u. s. is testing hypersonic weapons which can

travel at 5 times the speed of sound. the air force as a b 52 bombers successfully launched the weapon of the southern coast of california . on saturday. russia launched similar massage that ukraine back in march while china reported the testing its own version. last in now, family of the victims of the latest mass shooting in the u. s. r. renewing calls for restrictions on gun ownership. 10 people died in buffalo on saturday and what's been described as a racially motivated attack. it's one of nearly 200 mass shootings. this year in the u. s, which has the highest res, gun related deaths among developed countries. well, david patina is the deputy chief council at gifford law center to prevent gun violence. he says guns are too easy to get in the us. the access to firearms, tremendously problematic causes complex that would be resolved peacefully or with minimal violence to escalate into, into violent tragedies. we've seen that time and time again. it's the access to

guns. it's the common theme underline all of them. there's a really powerful tool that some states have enacted called extreme risk laws. with these laws do is and power bon fortunate or others and community family members who are concerned that someone may be arrested themselves or others to go to court and ask the court to take that person's guns to prevent them from possessing guns correct. from by guns, those extreme list laws are extremely effective. and in fact, new york has such a law on the books, but unfortunately, we're not using this process. and if you finish the more education, more understanding about these laws and how effective they are and what circumstances appropriate to use the bureau of alcohol tobacco farms and explosives, which is the principal regulator and enforcer of the us gun laws has not had a confirmed director for years and as a result the in the industry is really able to to drive the show. they've got a lot of power and the agency, this is regulating them really. it often takes it backseat. and so what we need is

a confirm directors and have the ability to lead the agency to do the most important things that it does. and that's unfortunate mission things like walking farms, trafficking things like taking close attention to gun dealers, make sure they're acting properly. and so having a confirm director in that war will be really important to strengthen the agency and therefore to reduce the risk can balance less. now, across puerto drug smuggling, canada has been found between the us and mexico. official say it's the length of a football field and runs from tijuana to san diego. in california, 6 people have been arrested, and more than 800 kilograms of drugs received, including cocaine, methamphetamines, and heroine, or france is getting a new prime minister who will be the 1st woman appointed to the job and more than fair. she is elizabeth, but one is currently the labor minister and is expected to help lead president emmanuel microns ambitious. perform forms appointment follows the resignation of john car fix. on monday, his departure was expected clearing the way for

a cabinet overhaul after microns reelection and april. natasha butler has more now from paris. what's the problem? has a new prime minister elizabeth born. she is 61, and most people in france will know her because she has served as a minister under the french presidency manual micro since he was 1st elected in 2017. his health, a number of positions is being transferred minister minister for ecological transition. and most recently as neighbor minutes or something that will be seen by the presence is very useful as he looks to push through retirement reforms in his upcoming term well born is from his 2nd female prime minister. the 1st time a woman was appointed as premier was 30 years ago, back then it was crystal under the section as president. for all 4 meter, all michael had indicated that he wanted to appoint a woman. he also indicated that he could look to

a point from this point. someone had a green credentials left with credential. that is because he is very much keeping an eye on the upcoming parliamentary elections in june, in which a new left wing alliance is being seen as something of a threat to emanuel macros. possibility of trying to form a majority in the national assembly. ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. more than 260 ukranian fighters have been evacuated from marian poles after a deal was reached between cheers and moscow. they've been taken to a medical center and the russian control town of never as it could become part and prisoners. so dicky great schools, thanks to the actions of the ukrainian military, the international committee of the red cross and the you in. we hope that we will be able to save the lives of our guys severely wounded soldiers among them. they've

been given care. i want to stress that you cry.