it to so to oh, now to sierra ah, knowledge is here. where ever you oh news. russian and cept his forces, say there in full control of the ukrainian city of list a chance in the east. ah, let me pull her. this is al jazeera alive from dough will. so coming up palestinian officials have given us experts. the bullet, the killed al jazeera journalist,

sharina black, left for examination. ah, anger the united states of the police, killing of a black man in the state of ohio. and to renshaw range in the australian city of sydney falls thousands of people to leave their homes are 1st rushes as a to take control of the strategic city of las a chance, but the ukrainians assist the city has not fallen. it's their last major stronghold in the low hands. grecian rushes defense minister report li toll president vladimir putin. the province has been liberated from cave. alam. fisher reports see these fighting arrow unless a chance has been reading for more than a week over the last 24 hours kremlin back separatists insist, the half encircled the city. a claim no backed by russia's defense minister,

a thumb unable other valley is the 6 cossack regiment, named after ottoman flattop. together with our fighting friend, our fighters, liberated the city of lizzie cheng, augment is power. cossacks are power together, we are power. but ukraine says the city is still under its control and its inflicting losses on the advancing troops. i'll just either can't independently confirm either claim not done it in around an ask the occupy as a concentrating their main efforts on securing positions. the cities of las chunks and veronica minka, their attempted offence and actions near ballad, or if you had no success and they were forced into retreat. if lisa chance were to fall to the russian strategically, it would be hugely significant. it would essentially mean more so controls lohan sc and neighboring don't ask the 2 provinces which make up the don boss and russia has concentrated its military efforts there since pulling back from the capitol. keith, at the start of the war, in the russian city of belgrade, 40 kilometers across the ukrainian border. the mere reported

a series of explosions over night, which hit a residential area, killing, at least for some russian politicians are demanding ukraine. pay a severe price for the attack, and the ousted mirror of mila topple, who was replaced with a kremlin appointee claims. there has been a successful attack on a russian base in the occupied city. rushes there to day, the armed forces of ukraine took out of action, one of them. at 3 o'clock and 5 o'clock there were over 30 strikes exclusively on a military base. russian fascists are trying to evacuate any and damage military gear, but there is none left. the situation, unless a chance will be the one wanting, the ukrainian leadership, most of all losing that would be strategically significant, and they say the situation will become much clearer. in the next 24 hours. i'll in fisher al jazeera keith. michael clark is

a visiting professor at the king's college, london's department of war studies. he says moscow will face significant pushback from ukraine as it tries to gain control of the entire dumbass region. this is a victory for russia. they the if they haven't taken less chance, yes, i'm pretty sure they will. i think ukrainians are having to withdraw from it. they've got an of the cranes got a strong position of this you chance. but the russians have got ram behind them for the 1st time in this war, under the influence of their new general sir of a king whose only been imposed about 2 weeks when the only cough was removed. they look as if they've done what they should have been doing from the beginning, and then they're behaving like a more modern army. and so this is a victory for the russians in taking hold of new hands. but if you look at the, their ambitions were, were much greater than this, even in the don bass. when on the 25th of march they said they concentrate on the dumbass. their 1st idea was to push out from ca give. although it's mary appall, what they're doing is they're taking a very small bytes, which gives them lou hands. but they haven't got done yet. which is the other

bigger all blast in the dorm bad. they've got some of it, but not all of it. and so they will have to take slide the answer can crime a task which are to apologize for the abrupt ending of that interview with michael clark that moving on now to the investigation into israel. killing of our journalist sharina blackledge, palestinian leaders handed over the bullets that ended her life to american officials on saturday for examination. but there are now conflicting reports as to who will do the forensic testing. the israeli military says it will carry out the procedure with us oversight. the palestinian leaders insist the bullet was given to the u. s. with assurances israel would not be involved. sharon was killed by authority soldiers in may while reporting on raising the occupied west bank. stephanie decker has more from western slim is really army spokesperson told army radio this morning that it would be in his really investigation with americans present that they would carry out the ballistics on the bullet. and that they would

take responsibility if it was indeed found that it was, is ready, soldiers who killed shooting a blacklist. the policy has been very clear that they do not want israel involved when it comes to the analysis of the bullet. do they refuse to hand it over before they refused a joint investigation, which israel offered very soon after the killing? the americans haven't commented as of yet as to who exactly is carrying out the forensics. one of the main is ready newspapers this morning, reporting that according to their sources, the investigation had already been done. at the end of the day, when it comes to the forensics to ballistic analysis, you can really only trace and be certain as to who fired it. if you have the fire arm as well, which is of course of these res, have access to the fire arms of the soldiers present that day. so if you're going to trace back a bullet, i think to be specific, you do also need the firearms. we're gonna have to wait and see. we do understand from sources that the americans are expected to deliver any findings to the

palestinians by the end of the day was stuffed by duty as secretary general of palestinian national initiative. he says there still needs to be an independent international investigation. if what does it say is correct and it seems that that is correct, that they will themselves investigate the ball it forensic on the ball it. and then there are 2. we have to say that you 2 huge mistakes have been done by the authority in passing the bullet to the american side. and the 2nd mistake is by the americans who promised that the israel is, will not be there for 6 themselves. and now they're passing the holidays. in all cases, we do not trust the israelis. we never trust them on the investigation of matters that they have been involved in. it is like asking the criminal to investigate himself. that's why if what is said is correct, we are very what it is might with the truth and even with the results of the

investigation, all along we've been asking for and the whole community has been asking for and does national independent commission. now the americans have only to see the israeli side, and that is the max of a funeral has been held for a palestinian teenager who died from his wounds after being shot. during this rally raid 17 year old kamala abdullah, our nie health deteriorated after he was hit in the abdomen, south west of jeanine, he's the 72nd palestinian to be killed by a strange forces this year. israel says it's shot down 3 anom drones launched by the lebanon based group has belong, they were reportedly heading towards the dispute, a gas field in the mediterranean sea. courage gas field is part of a maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. has been confirmed that 3 drones have been launched. israel's military release, this video, which he says shows them being destroyed,

the arrival of an on shore drilling platform and the gas field last month renew tensions between the 2 countries. the incident prompted this warning from israel's can take a prime minister malisha. you may either on the who are you, molly, should we believe that the iranian threat is the number one threat to israel? we will do whatever it takes to prevent iran from reaching nuclear capability. or facing itself on our borders. i stand before you at this moment and say from here to every one seeking our demise from garza to rasa, from the shores of lebanon to syria. do not try us. israel will know how to use its power against every threat and against every enemy. does the head of tune easiest constitution committee has criticized president chi isiah for trying to expand his powers. so i don't believe the former constitutional law professor was appointed to draft a new constitution. his warning science proposed version paved the way for return to dictatorship. same bas ravi has more

to nicea is facing its biggest political crisis since the arab spring. the revolution in 2011 toppled president xena lover, dean ben ali. he'd been accused of years of rights abuses and corruption critics of the current president case. so he'd say his version of a new constitution threatens to take the country backwards. a home 30 that the market. we have back to an autocratic rule, with all the powers raised in the hands of the president to the west. on sunday, the head of twin, his years constitution committee lashed out. seeing the president's proposal significantly changes the committee's work. and paves the way for a return to dictatorship if we've been following. or let's say the decisions taken by present sy, it since his power grab on july 25th last year. it's august that need risen, tie it is only abiding or deciding based on his own thoughts and his own will.

and actually this wasn't quite, this wasn't a surprise. the president's draft enhances the powers of his office while weakening parliament. he's found support among tennesseans, frustrated by years of political paralysis and desperate for the economy to improve but to his critics, it is a power grab that if adopted will erode in his years fledgling democracy. the only country to make meaningful political gains during the arab spring. a referendum on the proposal is scheduled for july 25th zane basra v o 0. now west african leaders are meeting and gone as capital for the regional eco us summit. they're expected to review sanctions that have been imposed on 3 military ruled member states. the toughest of those of being aimed at marly, it's military government took power last year and had since promised to hold elections in 2024. the block is looking at how to restore civilian rolling guinea

and burkina faso as well. both countries experienced coast lassi in the increase in attacks by arm groups across the region is also on the agenda. burkina, faso. and molly, have seen the worse rise in violence with hundreds of people killed this year. i'm address has more from a cra, if the opening statements at the summit is anything to go by then. definitely, there is a lot of work that needs to be done in order to return these 3 countries to democratic rule. i try to price as much information as i can from the course and vote to molly . good luck, jonathan. but he refused to devote devotion, much information. similarly, the emvoy huh. even to tumblers is also waiting to brief the hetzel's stage before they make any commitment. but if there is any dominant theme at the opening of these summits is of course the issue of security gunners posted. now before i do talked about the frequency and the speed as to which i'm groups in the region have

been spreading their types. but more worrying for them and the rest of the continent is how these attacks. i now extending from this, i had a region donald to the coastal states. still ahead on al jazeera, a ran outbreak of protests in uzbekistan will have more of what's behind the violent unrest. why medical waste is posing an even greater danger for people in yemen, capital will have a report. ah, the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle book, your travel package today? right, all the excitement to revolving storms is over for this part of the world. there are plenty of thunderstorms from west pop europe. that was the philippines and a bit of a gap. and he picked them up again, maybe in jakarta, jellies picking java simone from that wet. but it does look quite wet in cambodia.

now of course we did have a tropical storm tropical revolving storm that just disappeared in middle of china is left flooding in its wake and it will prompt and pretty big sun stoves away up to the yang see. and there's the obvious picture here. now that looks quite dangerous because it got spinning storm here, but i think it's winds will be barely gale force. so it'll be an event. that's really a rainy event as it comes up through southern japan. this probably during tuesday, a lot of rain oriented miscellaneous, study, slow moving, but it be rain rather than wind. so, flooding a problem as it has been in china and probably will be again, it is the season just a bit worse than you might like. the monsoon trough, his birth all the way up into pakistan. so you get sandstone any, any way your life the current concentration is this line that goes up through night for right up to northern pakistan, which means it's not as wet in the still flooded area. in sam and in bangladesh, it's not dry because the concentration on heavy rain remains at least for 2 days

a bit further west. i saw a special airline of the journey. india is that a heat wave is 19 glazes across the country, destroying people's help homes, unlike one on one east, investigate india on fire on al jazeera. ah, al jazeera with a ah,

you're watching out a 0 reminder of our top stories this our russia says is taking control of the easton, ukrainian city of listed chomsky is ukraine's last major stronghold, a little house region. very, a key of dispute to the claim and said fighting was continuing palestinian leaders of handed over the bullet, the killed al jazeera journalist, sharina black latter american officials for examination. but it's not clear yet. it will perform the forensic test after sarabia officials claim bay would be involved ahead of june, easiest constitutional committee is condemned to proposed constitution put forward by the president kind of side. so i don't believe says it doesn't resemble the draft agreed to by the committee. police in the u. s. state of ohio are expected to release what's been described as a brutal audi camera. footage of the shooting of a black man, jayla walker was killed off, the officer stopped him for a traffic violation last monday. as families lawyer says, he was shot more than 60 times,

alexia bryan reports he in akron, ohio, the anger is rising, and these protest is say, they will stay on the streets until this justice, the 25 year old jaylen walker, who was shot dead by police last monday, oh, oh boy, both valuable, everything goes well. so when i 1st heard it was like a official say, the incident began when officers tried to stop walker for a traffic violation. akron police say, walker fired a gun at officers who were chasing him after he fled. that he presented a threat to the force they plan to release body camera footage later on sunday. asked us, oh, but a lawyer for the family says that footage will show offices shot hawk at dozens of

times. some of seen the video have described it is graphic shocking, even barberic. we really need to utilize the working to piece. because when the people see what the light is going to be shown, an effort, it won't cost a nationwide the shooting is the latest in a string of police killings of black americans that many say are unjustified. the 2020 murder of george floyd and minneapolis ignited global protests against racism and police brutality. this be your part. we're see, we have a problem with it. this was happening to everybody. not really. we would not care what is not happening to everybody. the officers involved in market shooting had been placed on administrative leave on investigations underway. i lexia o'brien al

jazeera is becca stones, president says civilians and law enforcement officers have been killed during unrest and north western province. a one month state of emergency has been declared in the region. cara car paxton is home to an ethnic minority with his own language . ah, must rallies broke out after the government announced plans to curb the regions autonomy, the changes would take away its constitutional right to independence for the president of since travel to the province and promised to scrap his reform plans. bruce party, i was a journalist, specializing in central asia. he says, decades of under investment in the region have led to the unrest. there are a number of problems that have been building up over the years. ready which haven't really been addressed by was official. i said there was natural gas there and there is the money from that doesn't really trickle down to help out the people very small percentage. anyway, there's also going to a great deal of money that's been invested specifically to improve the conditions

and are focused on most of that money doesn't seem to have found its way from the gal who are on either desert area. it's by the arrow and section of the arrow sees there that does the cation of the see is left on those that blow around it, and cause health problems. and the people just have been kind of neglected, you know, for 30 years. but on paper anyway, they are and it's on of us region and i so i don't think it had anything to do with it. and in so much, although they must have felt slighted by the fact that we're going to use on april what. ready had all this time, but there's a number of problems that it builds up there. and this decision in the drop constitution was just a catalyst to start protest over what has been there for 3 decades. at least 5 people have been killed off a large piece of glass to collapse the northern italy. it happened in the area of mom, a lot of the highest mountain of the dollar mines local media. so the massive ice and rock slid down the mountainside and slammed into more than a dozen hikers on a popular trail. at least 7 others were injured. thousands of people who have been

ordered to leave the homes in the australian city of sydney because of flooding. torrential, rain and damaging winds have been pounding the east coast. barbara hancock reports a sub under war and a flood clean up fast. becoming a familiar event in hundreds of homes in the trailer and city of sydney. the local government says that could be was to come. we are now facing dangerous on multiple fronts, flash flooding, river rain, flooding, and coastal erosion in just one day. the sidney area experienced 4 times the amount of rent it normally receives. during the whole month of july. sports fields have turned into lakes and full cost as expect heavy rainfall to intensify. over the coming days, these ease a life threatening emergency situation. animal to not being left behind as

rescued team spring, there's a need to safety, especially large animals. any livestock at all, it's odd. it's a different cost moving humans, a lot stop tend to have the bed tones with i want to move ran jumper and so we need to secure them a lot better to be able to transport them. the city's reservoirs are already full. the war a gambit? am beginning to overflow, well ahead of predictions. the level of the dams is no room for the water to remain in the dams. they are starting to spill the rivers of flowing very fast and very dangerous. and then we have the risk of flash flooding depending on where the ryans are. so there's a lot of risk out there that our community needs to be aware of. and i ask you to have uh, the warnings. powerful winds blend this c film across north carnell, a beach into a car park nearby. local say the beach has been washed away and not recovered from your ration in previous storms. australia has the world's highest greenhouse gas

emissions from coal. but it's also the front line of climate change, experiencing more extreme droughts and bush fires, and major storms flooding in march killed 20 people. they've been to fasten court for help after the latest, stylish ah. authorities the warning, the situations constantly evolving and people should take care to stay safe. barbara anger per hour to sarah or severe weather events like catastrophic flooding and storms are projected to get worse. as the effects of climate change become more obvious. asia is said to see its biggest increase in severe flooding events, india or bangladesh china vietnam are the most exposed nations to coastal flooding . major cities across the globe, but also facing extreme heat in the next 3 decades. the cities of tash kent, rangoon and turan are said to be at least 6 degrees hotter, while manila will see

a nearly 4 degree increase. more than 20000000 people are already displaced by severe weather every year. and by 2050, that numbers projected to reach more than 216000000 bangladesh. us government is investing in a new town and hopes were house. people displaced by climate change. tanveer child re has more the initiative for monga and south west bangladesh. this is the coastal town of mung law. near the bay up thing though, it's part of an ambitious plan by the bung with a she government to transform this area into a refuge for those displaced by climate change. there are several other similar towns around the country. sonia begum and her family are among the many here who are forced to move here to find jobs and a safer place to live. retire funny acre, the ne hirschler. what are the time we destroyed by a storm? so we moved here. i couldn't even before. there were too many weather related problems and it wasn't

a good place to live anymore. we do facing problems with commuting and getting in a fresh water, much better here. it's happening, bangladesh already invest about $3000000000.00 a year to address the effect of climate change. in recent years, bangladesh government have spent considerable amount of resources in developing mung law as a climate model town. it has invested in business as industry as power plants and other facilities, as well as attract foreign investment, the towns, mayor shack, up the roman says there are other projects underway to make life easier for people here. that includes an airport and the construction of a rail line to connect the town to an economic cub across the border in india. violet hon, because the houses ships are coming, trade is going on. goods are being produced and new jobs are being created. monk las port is active, which is why people are better off here on but romances much more still needs to be done to help people who have been displaced by climate change. $300.00 ramirez on

and fly moves in the nearby rural areas suffered heavily due to climate change. river erosion and high salinity have affected the farming and trim cultivation, which is why many rural migrants are now settling in mongo. tell us on a little luck on long day, many women are able to find jobs here and support their family. so the visual diag that'll come global since the export processing zone and other industries opened here, it's become easier to find jobs. there weren't many job opportunities before we've been living here ever since we lost our home in a storm. a little tiny bangladesh has one of the fastest growing economies in asia . but the climate india's internal displacement has become one of its biggest challenges. a model town like mala, offer some hope and shows how those who have been displaced by climate change tensions from their lives through new initiatives and opportunities. tundra children algebra among la bangladesh. solomon huck is the director of the international center for climate change and development in bangladesh. he says more

people are being displaced by climate change every year. the definition of person losing their likelihood because of climate change is that they are no longer able to live where they are living. and they are therefore forced to move. and the impacts of climate change are the main contributor. they can be site loans that can be flux, it can be celine, water intrusion. they can be heat waves, whatever the impact, the causation is from a biometric event that causes people to have to move the force to move their forcibly displace because of climate. and the numbers are increasing every single day. one of the things that we're doing in one of the issues, we have this concept of developing what we are calling climate resilient migrant friendly. and you've cited the case among let down as an example, where the people who are losing their lives, particularly in the low line, goes to one of the country being forced to move instead of ending up in the slums

of duck, a city which would normally when they would have to move to they can go to these other towns where they have opportunities for jobs for education, for living. and we are creating the sounds around the country so that the climate refugees of the future don't all have to end up in the slums. of a city which is where they would otherwise have to go waste management officials in the amans capital. so they're facing a crisis as medical waste is being dumped into landfill science with no safe way to destroy it. they say it's a potentially harmful rubbish. could contaminate water supplies, or a bunch of money has more in this colorful the fresh new given capital. so no, there are boils and bottles of talk thick medical way. these are not supposed to be here. officials, it allows or came landfill. they untreated health to waste is being dumped every

day. posing a danger to the health of workers and residents. that a madman matter, we have no solution but to bury the medical waste with the garbage. this may cause health issues in the future. chemicals may leak into the ground water. this is one of the biggest threats the environment. officials here say cell is only medical waste incinerator was bombed in 2015 by saudi coalition as strike. now there's no way to put the waste. helena must ra, a strategy there. we had a strategic incineration plan to burn these dangerous medical materials. this was set up and was about to be inaugurated. equipment was installed in the building was prepared, but the unjust aggression against our people targeted the building and alice ra came landfill and completely destroyed it. the world health organization says 15 percent of all medical waste is considered hazardous. this includes sharp materials

such as syringes and infectious toxic radioactive waste. and those containing a high content of heavy metals create a hazard. if they feed into water resources. la la la, none of them. however, the after the incinerator was bombed, we are forced to mix medical waste was organic waste disposes a health risk for humans for workers. and it's also a threat to groundwater on waste management workers said they're thinking money for new incineration plants. but with yemen facing billions of dollars in funding shortfall, after 7 years war, many worry this issue will be pushed to the back burner laure, about among the al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. russia says is taking control of

the east and ukrainian city of las, a chance it's ukraine's last major, strong hold on little hands. grecian ukrainian president brought me as a lensky has disputed.