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ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is al 0 live from doha. also coming up. the african union chairman holds talks with russia's president vladimir putin as grain supply as stock in ukrainian ports, raised fears of global food shortages. ah, protests in the democratic republic of congo. overwhelmed us alleged support for the armed group. m 23 along its border. plus the british royal's attend to thanksgiving service as part of the platinum jubilee celebrations for the queen. but elizabeth the 2nd misses the special event. there will be no winners in ukraine. that's the stark warning from the united nations that comes $100.00 days after russia began its invasion. fighting continues

in the east with washing forces close to taking complete control of the don bass region. ukraine's president followed him. his zalinski mocked the milestone in his daily video address, telling his people victory will be ours. the leaky, narrow them will legally grace people of grace ukraine. exactly 100 days ago, we all woke up to a different reality. exactly 100 days ago. we woke up like others when ukrainians were awakened not by the sun's rays, but by the explosions of miss. i'll set his how home you look at been completely different. ukrainians woke up intense battles have been reported in the center of the key city of sylvester. the next officials in low hands say that ukraine has recaptured 20 percent of last territory in the city. and as the global food crisis deepens, the head of the african union has met with russia's president mackey. sol told vladimir putin, that african countries, a victims of the conflict. he also called for food supplies,

to be exempt from any sanctions. medicaid, the mother zip, are little concerned. i spoke to the european council and i told them yes, there is a war the crisis, but there is also sanctioned lee. we should work together and resolving these 2 problems and make sure that everything concerning food and grain supplies is outside the sanctions. i al 0 is named us robbie is in keith with more on the fighting and eastern ukraine. there's 2 ways to look at the math here for resisting russia's intervention in their country. it is cost the country of ukraine, 20 percent of its territory on the other side of it is that ukraine, a 100 days later, is still in this fight. now we have to remember that russia was intending to take even a matter of days, and the best experts in the world estimated that after keith, the rest of ukraine would follow in a matter of weeks, as russia continued to slowly digest ukrainian territory. something has been doing

for years, but the fact that the country is still standing isn't it, is in and of itself, a major victory in this conflict. and that is exactly the point that ukraine's president made to mark this day. the leader of the faction is here, the head of the president's office is here, the prime minister shed, my hall is here. potter lack is here. the president is here. our teams much bigger . the armed forces of ukraine here. most importantly, our people are here. the people of our state are here. we've been defending our state for 100 days. victory for laurie to ukraine. strong words there from ukraine's top comedian turned president, turned war time commander in chief and it really mirrors the same things you said 99 days ago. at the start of this invasion at the start of this war, he wanted to make the point that the country's leaders, given the opportunity to leave, have not left. the country's leaders are still here and this fight will go on. now

there is no se putting a spin on what is happening in the east of the country. russian forces have in the last few weeks in, for about a month or so, consolidated their forces in the east of the country. they've made tactical retreats from in and around keith and they are now in the east in the war. there is truly devastating, and the horrors of that conflict are being lived by those being taken into russian occupation as the russian events continues. but what crania is in places like even those parts of the country that are away from the battlefront, say that life must go on, that life must move forward, that there must be something to look forward to. what we've seen here in the capital key was a return to a kind of normalcy within businesses reopen. people have been moving back to the city. those that fled in the early days of the conflict. and there are people back out onto the streets and what you craniums here tell us is they may not be on the front line, but simply returning to a certain kind of normal. that is the antithesis to what vladimir putin,

the vision for this country is. and that in and of itself will return, will, will continue, and that will be against russia's aggression. it continued active, ukrainian defiance. let's go back to the head of the african union meeting with russia's president. let me push it about the global food crisis at joining us alive from washington, dc. ruben sanders. she served as us ambassador to nigeria, congo, and the economic community of west african state. she's also former director of africa, the us national security council. and that's a good to have you with us monkey. so said that he was leaving russia happy and reassured by his exchanges with president putin. what sort of reassurances could president putin have given him? well, i mean, we can only speculate what that might be on the real test will be in action that that's taken on the ground. so if he had a comfortable conversation with dan,

where he got assurances that he would take into consideration on blocking the food that was stuck at the point in odessa, maybe that's what makes him feel comfortable. but in the bottom line is whether or not that action will be taken on the route. i think, as you know, as the continent gets about 44 percent of its wheat from, from russia over the last 4 or 5 years. what do we do? make a president putin's claim that the moscow is not preventing gray and exports from ukraine of accusations a to that a old bluster by the west. well, i think the reality is, is, is there for everyone to see. i mean, the ships are blocked out of leaving odessa. there is a world food security crisis. africa is the most affected by that. so the facts and the reality. conchar dick completely. i his vision know, you know, where things stand and also overall his vision of what the global security

environment looks like. yeah, there's definitely a disconnect there. unfortunately, it's a disconnected turning millions of people around the world, not only those ukraine, but those elsewhere like in africa as the president of the african underscore marquis. so as president putin to become aware that all countries i, african nations are victims of, of the conflict to bruton said that he was on africa side. is he to be believed? again, i think for me and anybody that has a practical mindset on policy, it will be what actually happens on the ground. right now. they've had a great diplomatic conversation. it appears as the president of sanibel and who's also of course the, the head of the african union is pleased with the conversation he had. the bottom line is what will happen on the ground? if we're having the same conversation next week, then i, it was just really a diplomatic showmanship on the part of food. and nothing has been done on the

ground. if we see movement on the ground, if we see the ships moving, if we see the funds to charity situation being addressed by russia, then that's a different issue. but right now it's all diplomatic bluster until we see action on the ground. that changes that, that, that i've had am how do sanction, sorry, i'm surgery, georgia. how do you think washington will, will interpret this meeting and she's the head of the african union. going then reporting that he had a good meeting with, with, with president putin. i mean, it's indicative isn't it, of the fact that, that on and not everyone shares the same view of russia, that the u. s. and the european nations have i think i always separate those 2 things completely. i think there's a reality here and there, you know, it's called the really, the 3 s, it's foods, charity, it's fuel and it's fertilizer. those 2 things are in jeopardy. in addition to the humanitarian crisis is going on in ukraine and in russia. and so i think back from a sectoral perspective, a policy perspective on how you dress from security,

i don't think the u. s. government is going to stand in the way of getting any kind of resolution on the food security shortages are out there. i do think that it's important to keep in mind and separate these things because they are different. they have different goals and objectives. and if we can unblock the food, that's a big plus for the world, not just, not just the african continent. russia supplies about 12 percent of the entire worlds are weak supply, so it would impact everybody if that is released really good to torture ambassador manufactured aid for being with us. i hear that's robin sanders than in washington dc. well, among the african countries affected by the ukraine wars and bob weight or inflation has again jumped above 100 percent. but couple of missteps also being blamed for consumer prices rising at the fastest place in almost 2 years. that includes a ban on all bank lending that was lifted following a severe backlash from businesses of

a serious harbor. tougher report style from harvey. running a business in zimbabwe is tough. the constant uncertainty over the phone. a 1000 bobby dollar doesn't help. to make matters with banks so recently ordered to stop lending with immediate effect, the central bank temporary freezer loans aim to contain inflation and stabilize economy entrepreneurs such as one to manuals of pennies. his business supplies money. to get an order from the mine is to be to, to be for me to do to handle myself. so i go to the bank and get is what because of the loan. i do the service. i do the job. i have faith milan. so the don't get my business one, but we had to use it to, to us. it was is, is it a big disaster? was we can't do it on the there's a few days later, the decision to stop lending was reversed and things went back to normal. but some economists say the damage was already done and dealt another blow to the mob is

image internationally the you expect more of this, or is it on the elections? so anyone who is thinking of zimbabwe to lend money, we have to think twice. so men excluded in the global found on your system as a contract until after the elections of 2023 in july, bobby, and struggling to cope with high inflation are used to sudden announcements from the central bank. they know whenever there's a change in economic policy or banking rules, they can expect more how times many people here don't have faith in the isn't bobby and darla because of it's a rapid d valuation. they prefer american dollars either to hold on to a security or spend on business transactions, but inflation keeps rising and that's led to a big increase in prices are basically to help consumers cope with the high cost of living. the government is allowing people to import goods such as cooking oil and sugar tax free, but that's expected to affect the local manufacturing industry and lead to more job

losses. the corporate 19 pandemic, and the war in ukraine is hurting economies worldwide. but maybe in some bobby's case, policy inconsistencies could also be to blame harder mater altura had any opposition groups in the democratic republic of congo, a calling for the government to cops, diplomatic ties with the wound up protest as in kinshasa say the bewanda is behind as a recent series of attacks by the m 23 rebel group, but rwanda denies any involvement out 0 is malcolm web report. o, thousands marched on the streets of kinshasa, the capital of democratic republic of congo, protesting against what they say is ruined and military aggression in the east of the country. people here say rwandan president pul cami is behind a recent series of attacks by the rebel group m 23. again, marcia boy were protesting because of what paul cook gama has been doing in our

country for decades. now. today we're saying enough is enough of this must stop. got the diplomatic relations between our country and we're wander should stop. and our ambassador in rwanda needs to come home tens of thousands of people who fled their homes because of the fighting. the attack has occupied several towns and villages. conquerors army took some of them back. some people have since returned home. me nearly came via i fled and spent 4 days in a comfort, displaced people near gama. but to never returned to my house, it was the re diluted rundown. so just came with trucks and looted several houses, including mine. conger, his army, has struggled to contain the attacks which started in november. rwanda's government denies being involved no presents were honestly diss and you're seeing from there they will not be in cooperation with any other force present to me. he said yes, it is no prisoners off. but on. so both rwanda and uganda have been accused of meddling

and looting minerals in eastern congo ever since they invaded in the 1990s. 10 years ago, you and investigators said rwanda supported and commanded m 23 when it took control of much of the north keeping province that time con guys, army defeated them and pushed them over the borders with rwanda and uganda, with international military support. oh, that's what the protesters won't conger is all me to do. again, the international community is cooling for peace talks that people here and many congolese, say they shouldn't have to make a deal with what they see as foreign invaders. malcolm web al jazeera still to come here on al jazeera. i'm here, morgan, in order to wear processes out on the streets, to mark the 3rd anniversary of an attack on a pro democracy sits in and are still demanding justice and the sweet taste of success. young workers in libya seek new opportunities, approaches, unemployment,

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a closer look at that southeast corner, now this system is from the remnants of hurricane agather strengthening once again, and could become a tropical storm pulling across florida. we have got warnings out, not just here, but also for the likes of cuba. and the bahamas, as this system works, its way ne, bringing very heavy rain here. by the time we get into sunday, the bahamas will get a drenching from that system. now behind it, it is looking a little dryer for southern parts of mexico, with just a few showers across the yucatan peninsula. ah, i from mother to daughter, an ancient croft kept alive by a bustling matriarchy. news from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs,

making this family's place unique and to new z as rich tapestry. the threat on a da 0 ah ah. hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news. the south ukraine's president followed him as landscape as marked $100.00 days since washes invasion began telling his people that victory will be ours. fighting as raging in the east with russian forces close to taking complete control of the dumbass region . the chairman of the african union wants food supplies exempt from any sanctions imposed on russia. in

a meeting with russia's president vladimir putin. baki. saul said that african countries of victims of the war are facing a food security crisis. leon's, food, macro culture organization says that wild food prices fell slightly for the 2nd consecutive month. the you and agencies food price index dipped north point 6 percent from april to may as the prices of dairy products and vegetable oils dropped despite bad decrease though food commodities are still 22.8 percent more expensive than they were a year ago. we prices are on the rise to they climbed 5.6 percent in may compared to the previous months. and the war in ukraine is driving that increase reduced wheat production there has sparked fears of a global hunger crisis. will pressure on global food supplies is making a bad situation. even worse in sri lanka, tens of thousands of people there are going hungry as prices saw along with unemployment out 0. it's michelle fernandez, reports from colombo,

helping put food on the table. community kitchens like this are starting up a round chill anchor as people struggle with its worst economic crisis in more than 70 years, food inflation has hit nearly 60 percent, and many people are finding it difficult to cope. most of these community who are coming to there are been coming out riding me through me. so we are giving them the responsibility of survival on me and we're thing like movies affordable with one me . but a good healthy me. few. now get to eat this. well, i'm out at the meal. i am, it's very difficult. we rarely get food like this. only my husband is working, but what he earns for a day is not enough to feed the 3 of us. now. tax cuts 3 years ago, slash government revenue by more than $2000000000.00. the tourism industry was then damaged by the easter bombings and the pandemic. now there is no money to import fuel medicine, cooking gas, or food right now. but for the, our, me and porkers,

us, our food bags on carbon picketers and again, long to medium to a community gardens and home gardens because we can do rations. but it's for the short term the government is appealing for help. we are jointly require the assistance of our friends in the international community to ensure that our immediate needs, in terms of the importation of essential medicine, food supply and qual, army in the and china have sent food and medicine in recent days. the opposition says the government as we can the economy through populace policies and mismanagement. ah, a nationwide campaign deb gotta go home, has been running for 2 months, calling on the president to resign. the government is seeking a loan package from the international monetary fund or i am if critics say to take

too long, even if agreed and people need action now. tens of thousands of free luncheons are going hungry amid the countries was economic prices. indic heads, community kittens like this can only feed a fraction of them. minute fernandez or to 0, colombo to united nations peacekeepers have been killed in molly. that happened after an improvised bomb exploded near the town of duets up. the soldiers were part of egypt. peacekeeping mission, 2 other people were injured with the un says, the latest attack is unacceptable. this is the 6th incident in which a convoy, a un peacekeeping convoy, was hit since may 22nd. it is the 2nd fatal attack. on a un peacekeeping, a convoy in just this week, the secretary general condemned this new attack on our peacekeepers, who as you know, are just fulfilling the mandate in molly given to them by the security council and

extremely challenging conditions. the secretary general wishes a prompt recovery. at least one person has been shot dead and several others injured. during a demonstration and sudan, hundreds of people have been mocking the 3rd anniversary of the killing of 128. people are pro democracy protest in the capital at the civil war. going reports not from khartoum activists say that they are still waiting for justice ah, waving flags and chanting slogans for the 3rd year protesters and hard to took to the street to remember victims of a brutal crack down by security forces to break up a pro democracy can at the army headquarters want to see then the rails for all those who in bo, zach killers, amazon not as ha individual. so yes, but including those who plant, ah, for this in west africa,

and those who order for it. there were similar protests in other cities. the 2019 sits in let to the ouster of president omnibus here, after 30 years in power. but it continued as demonstrates, has demanded a civilian government. witnesses and survivors have accused the security forces of using excessive force to disperse protectors. there were reports of bodies being thrown into the nile river and allegations of sexual violence. a transitional government sworn in 3 months after the attack promised to investigate the attack. that government was deposed last year, but since the military took power in october, folks have faded by just this will be served any time soon. the comedy set up to investigate bad sack was suspended and nearly dates, month song. there's been no talk of reviving at amira couples lost her 26 year old fun in the satin. she says, despite the delays, she continues to demand for those responsible for his death to be held accountable

. there was a postponement in the issue of justice for the protest kills and people would say, let's focus on moving forward. and the issue of justice would come later. this is something we will not accept ever again. the delay has led to more lives lost in protests. the un mission in for dan, along with the african union and the regional body. i gad are facilitating talks to and to dance political crisis resulting from the military takeover. it's due to launch talks between the various sites next week, or tra, justice victims central, restrictive justice as protested, continue to call for jeff 5th. they're also asking for the military to hand over power to a civilian government. nearly 100 people have been killed in anti military demonstrations and the calls for accountability are growing louder, but achieving it still remains far from reach him. morgan,

alta 0. how to around 20 percent of people in libya don't have a job. among those who are employed, more than 2000000 worked for the state. and while most private sector companies tend to have foreigners for skilled roles, the government is now trying to change that. malik trainer reports from tripoli. they've been training for months, learning how to build the playground equipment to international standards. it's part of the program sponsored by the ministry of labor, nearly 30 percent of liberals. 6.8000000 people are employed by the state. but the government is looking to save money by encouraging young adults to seek work in the private sector, the law law, huston, really salaries in the private sector, a much higher than government jobs. with the certificate, i have a better chance to find work. what about shabby? any mahmoud? alpha tacy has the economic and social development board. he says libya depends on oil exports for nearly all of its state revenue. for years of conflict have seen

oil exports blockaded by armed groups several times like national amp identity of him. a government long term strategic plan is to diversify and encourage the private sector. we're starting to change our economic policies to enhance the relationship between the public and the private sector. seeing young libyans learning skills and taking on jobs in various fields in the service market. it's a positive sign. we want them to stop depending on the state. although there aren't any proper statistics. the ministry of labor estimates the official unemployment rate and libya to be around 20 percent for the higher among young people. growth in small and medium businesses, such as lisa has helped create job opportunities. every morning young workers at this bakery rushed to fill their orders, supplying coffee shops and restaurants around tripoli, with sweets and deserts. abdul more hayman elmer thought he says he hopes to open

his own bakery one day. one of i was looking for a government job, but learning his skill and joining the private sector was the best decision i ever made, that now i can get a job anywhere i want. i get paid on time and thanks to god, i'm paid a good salary. in previous years, jobs like the these were taken by foreign workers, but many have left because of the instability. for some young people such as ogden will haman. that's help them find a career in unlikely places. mal trina ultra 0 tripoli. the british public has been treated to a 2nd day of pomp and ceremony for queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. the monarchists, celebrating 70 years on the throne, at a special service has been held at saint paul's cathedral in london, a grandson harry and his wife megan joined the event in their 1st official appearance as a couple since leaving the u. k. but as were a challenge reports, there was one notable absence a thanksgiving celebration for the queen.

for the moment being celebrated wasn't there. buckingham palace excused the 96 year old from the service at saint paul's cathedral. the decision taken with great reluctance. it said because of discomfort she'd felt on thursday. it's a move many can understand isn't calling that she looks after her health. we want her well, we want to keep diary griffin. hey, she got me directly by dialing. i was usually way too much poor. had the com, thank you very my. the queen isn't the only one needing a break. what's the god of the pack duty can take it's toll. otherwise the service was well attended, deputize him for his mother, and leading the rest of the royals with prince charles. there were prime ministers, past and present, but listened to the crowd's reaction, devoris johnson and his wife henry ah,

booz competed with the cheese party gates and other scandals have taken a heavy toll on the prime minister's popularity. ah, also dividing the crowd where harry and megan, this was their 1st official appearance together. since quitting is working royal's in 2020, i'm sorry to say i'm not fond of harry and i think they're very, very, very respectful between i love and i think they should have supported. i do have respect for megan. i think that she has done amazing things and perhaps is a tiny business. but i'm probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace, she's clearly trying to pay things to queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday and increasing the frail, elderly woman who wants surprisingly, is finding 4 days of pa.