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russia admits hitting us citing ukraine's ports of odessa as international anger grows with a strike that could threaten a delicate grain export deal. ah, carrie johnson, this is al jazeera law from day, also coming up hundreds of palestinians that turn out to mourn. 2 young men killed by is ready for seats and a military occupant operation and occupied west bank. japan's soccer, gym of volcano erupt. once again, the government raises the alert to the highest level. once rank could trigger landslides in a growing inferno. wildfires forced thousands to flee their homes in california. now, under state villages ah,

ah, russia has now admitted that carrying out an attack on ukrainian port desa on saturday. the foreign ministry says high position, miss sauls were used to destroy a naval vessel. that attacked came just hours after russia and ukraine signed an agreement that would allow essential grain shipments to leave the port. that normally the missiles were flying, we saw one that was shot down. then the next ones flew. we were very scared, we ran to the bomb shelter. we don't usually do this, but on this day we did. it was unpleasant. it was loud. noisy, what can i say? scary of a great deal signed on friday. was broken by the united nations and turkey. under the deal ships would be checked at black c port or speaking in egypt. russian foreign minister certainly love, says moscow remains committed to reducing the backlog on grain expos loop, which we have consumed the commitment of russian grainy exporters to meet all their obligations. president vladimir putin also emphasized this in

a recent telephone discussion with egyptian president l. c. c. for the cookie. o, just go you in, secretary general has taken responsibility to get the illegitimate restrictions taken by the us and the you against the russian logistical and financial channels. lifted, we will see what extent he fulfills his obligation. for hendrick has more nor from keith. president volota mirrors the landscape of ukraine says it was an act of barbarism just 24 hours after the 2 countries had both agreed that they would allow the most important export of ukraine grain to get out to a world that is now threatened with a global food crisis, he said, it proves that you cannot trust the russians to hold to an agreement. and he said, any talk about negotiations between ukraine and russia was now moved that they had proven that they were not worthy of doing as if the problem really is that this grain has been causing

a looming potential food crisis in places like africa. of course, that's where lab ross was in egypt talking about the need to essentially blaming these problems on the west. but he did reaffirm that in his words, russia was committed to allowing that wheat to get out. although he did say those ships would be searched on their way back in this is all going on in a bloody war of attrition. and that strike was particularly ill timed coming just 24 hours. after that, you countries had agreed that that brain would be allowed to leave ukraine. ukrainian, ukrainian officials say they are committed to ensuring that that happens. and they are planning to continue to distribute that grain. or they austin co isn't economic advisor to the ukraine president. he says that maintaining the agricultural sector is vital to the nation's economy. one of the nation of ukrainian saga sector and

non sector around team football or g d p. so from the point of view, yes, abra and green are extremely important for you. frame b, c, is that possible forward you the essential possible fall for in carrying exchange. we just come into the country. this is also a substantial portion of followed by 2 revenue. and it's also true that your brain is very much in favor to sell our grain in the world. and this is actually the most important thing for us. besides all the more make that back yesterday, the work is strike in your grade right for it. and they were selected for one over one hour, 34. if you are going to be, you know, that we for our brain where i was the world from before. and you will see every few

new found that read the year. that's our story campaign is a significant delay, be significant delay basically, what? years to the fact that the russian army is sending them the cream in our people and also mines on all our war. agriculture will seal our cultural land. a funeral husband held for 2 palestinians killed an israeli military operation in the occupied westbank another 19 people were wounded. 2 of them critically. in the raid in nablus, a general strike has been called to morn. the victims israel says its forces were on an arrest mission and exchanged fire with palestinians barricaded in house on

hallman has more from nobliss. this is the grave side of one of the young palestinian men who were killed and me is ready right here in the new oven occupied westbank city of nablus. oh, what is his name? was abdul rockman sofa. we have a little bit of information about him that he was engaged to be married. he was in his twenties and his uncle was actually laid to rest in the same cemetery. he, too, was killed by israeli forces, back in 2009. now up, up to rockman, softer was a member, as was another of the kill palestinians, of the military wake of the fata, political movement. we spoke to one of his relatives here at the graveside. we talked about the lack of hope and security ready for many palestinians in the city, jani, the young men like these have few options, which are no jobs, no education. so the current circumstances push them to fight the acting israeli

prime minister after the raid called the men terrorist and said that they were responsible for a series of shooting attacks. this was the street that israeli forces came down to try and get them. we spoke to a local resident who said that it was a battle here. lemme lock them up. gotcha. got the, had the closure off lay algio on when the exchange of fire was underway. i went out calling for help. i called the neighbors to bring water because the israeli army wouldn't allow the fire truck to come in. the outlet is ready for says then showed this house, you see it knocked down a will to hear. and after an exchange of gunfire, the 2 men were killed and also more than a dozen people were wounded. now, these raids afar from uncommon in the occupy west bank, but they become increasingly frequent and more severe. after a series of attacks in israel by palestinians that kill people in march and april,

hundreds of people, mostly children, are sheltering in a school in the haitian capital. puerto prince of gang violence killed at least $400.00 people this month. widespread poverty and political instability of feeling violent crime and lawlessness in haiti. as in bruce, not reports these haitians say their homes are no longer a safe place. in the midst of gang was, they thought shelter at an empty school. 16 year old misled jones with its ho one saturday when he was hit by a stray bullet into stuff. there was no school that day. we stayed at home and there was a lot of shooting. many people were killed, many people were shot and some didn't have a chance to save themselves. the situation is really bad. hundreds of people are sleeping in classroom. some unshared match to others. on the cold flo, many children came here without their parents. one community leader says they will,

their school uniforms. the gangsters will think they were going to class someone who says the children said that the situation had worse and on saturday, 16th of july that they couldn't find water to drink, that they couldn't find food that they wanted to go out with. so on sunday we went to take them out of it, still trapped and the city is poor. the neighborhood caught up in a turf war. un agencies say they can do nothing. it's too danger. those who did manage to escape us, god, by what they experienced. but that bombs on the bottom of the army, i found the bullet next to my head. i was sleeping and i heard the bullet had a child with me, and i told him to get under the bed so that not some violent crime was increases the assassination of president giovano moyes last year. the political instability has emboldened gangs 8. his government has been unable to end the bloodshed forcing

children like these to do what they can to save themselves. hebrews held their volcano in japan, has erupted soccer regina on japan's main western island of can you ship? the meteorological agency says interrupt was at 8 o 5 local time on sunday, there been no immediate reports of damage. prime minister from mucus sheeter has ordered his government to take steps to protect lives. well or been george andrews is a vulcan ologist. he says this volcano is particularly active people in kind of shima and in the surrounding area. i like very well versed in what to do in the event that occur jima kind of gets a little bit more violent. there are regular drills or regular evacuation protocols . you know, schools are often go through what to do with the people's, if you know, oh can i kind of acts up. so i suspect that b of c,

it's one of the most monitored volcanoes in the country. and if it does start acting up, i'm sure our kids will be given the give us all city wide warnings to evacuate, and i'm, it will be very, wo run, i'm sure. so everyone's in good hands, but yeah, guess it's still a bit. you know, it's a bit unnerving when we allow levels race to the highest level they've got, which is evacuated from the dangers which can change rages depending on the volcanoes. doing it's hard to tell. i mean, it's volcano is a kind of a quite individual the best you can do is kind of monitor them heavily and just sort of see what they're doing compared to what they usually do. i mean, this volcano certainly capable of very prolific corruption, says one in 1914 the change secor jima, which was you would, she's been islands into a peninsula because iraq did so much material in creating the land bridge towards q . she, the mainland is capable, very prolific or options, but at the moment there's no sign. it's going to do that. i think the raising level is out of an abundance of caution. i'm and hopefully things will calm down again by

the moment i, it's one of those just wait and see situations was to the had hair on al jazeera searing heat, wiping china takes his tone. frontline health was also i'm alex fisher in keith with the fighting with the russians. mm hm. he's the culture is in full swing. ah, ah. hello. we've got more writing the forecast for parts of the middle east, chiefly across southern areas of the region. we've got a little more cloud just pushing towards. oh man, a disturbance in the arabian sea will bring showers longest spells. if ray could even see some of that wetter weather, just heading up towards the strait of moose the way you could see some wet weather

as well. so spent seat a chance to some showers coming in to buy, but certainly to northern parts of mine, else where it is largely dry. we have got the usual heat up towards northern parts, $46.00 celsius in baghdad. well, that's not too bad compared to recent days. but still plenty hot enough. rather more comfortable. 30 celsius or soak was at east side of the mediterranean. joseph wanted to shout around the southern end of the red with it, see just pushing across the central belt of africa. we will see those lively showers. the easterly ways pumping where to whether across sas, al sedan, chad, pushing across towards nigeria. we could see some rather wet weather for a time to just around senegal, the gambia, northern parts of sierra leone, a possibility, some localized flooding here, south of the equator. it is generally try, we have got some showers in the forecast around the east, and kate could see some wet weather coming into mozambique might even catch a shower or 2 in the eastern path zimbabwe. ah

frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs, and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the go to my security. and that creates a government, has no legitimacy in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, you know, it's actually got 2 members inside story on al jazeera, hulu. ah, you're watching out a reminder about top store is this,

our volcano has erupted in southern japan. it's occur jayma, started spewing ash, just after 8 pm local time on sunday. japanese meteorological agency issued the highest and that level the data set. it's not expecting any major eruptions. russia has now admitted that carrying out an attack on ukrainian port odessa on saturday. that attack came just hours off to russia. ukraine song, an agreement that would allow essential grain shipments to leave the foot of a great deal signed on friday was broken body, united nations and turkey speaking in egypt. russian foreign minister certainly love roth. i said that moscow remains committed to reducing the bad log on drain exports. when in the days before russia launched its invasion of ukraine, president vladimir putin delivered an address dismissing ukraine's history. hooton's statements have motivated ukrainians to find out more about that past eating to a surge in sales of history books and,

and fisher reports from keith. it's an unlikely battle ground in the fighting in ukraine, the culture war. just before launching his invasion, vladimir putin dismissed ukraine's idea of sovereignty. he claimed the country was created by russia and was a part of russia, lensky principles of western australia, a collision. i will start by saying that the modern ukraine was entirely created by russia by bolshevik communist russia to be exact. but the ne process began right after the 19th wanting revolution. but his comments of fuel and interest in ukrainian history. bookstores like this one in central keep a reporting, the shells where the keep the history books are emptying fast. i'll so i inspire it because of this. i am happy because i can see how much our society grows every day. and all these people like a little stars in

a beautiful sky. i just can see all this are interested eyes and i keep it so help them we med loaded me of yet of it should the golden gate, the ancient entry point to the city of keith, historian and politician. he says putin's claims are nonsense, a political grain. am i available? co? absolutely. ukraine has a deep history, like many other european countries, which take over roads from medieval times in the 9th century. when the state was great. it the center of the state was where we are standing now, let alone we said there was one of the hood and silver. the bookstore is currently collecting russian books. people turned them in and at the end of august, they will be sent to be pulped. any money raised will go to help the war effort. this woman brought in 47 books. he could show that they received. not only do i not want to read russian books, i want nothing more to do with russians. we have great ukrainian writers and beautiful great ukrainian literature, but it's all sold out at the moment. but of

a higher family if bill a hitch, there is an ideological question on one side, it's sad to let go of these books if it's bought. this will also benefit our common victory, a leg vladimir putin insist that russia and ukraine are essentially one nation. that is not a view that is popular here. people believe the country isn't a war, not just for territory, but for a separate cultural identity. and many people know, finding that as a part of that, there is a history to be rediscovered and celebrated alan fisher. i'll just either keith, hundreds of migrants and refugees have been rescued while trying to cross the mediterranean sea. $444.00 people in total were picked up in operations. carried out by the sea watch charity. the organization says they were making the trip from northern africa. overcrowded boats see what she's appealing for a safe port to duncan. as it says, it's ship can't support so many people on the brazilian person. diable scenario is

being officially nominated that his party candidate for the election tobar. a large crowd has gathered the mark football stadium in rio de janeiro for the campaign. the once the right wing leader has been president since 2019 opinion polls. shobel scenario is trailing his main rival, the former president lewis, not the super well the pope has landed in edmond, turned to apologize on canadian soil from catholic church. his role in running indigenous residential schools is a live pictures of the thing which is just arrived. we'll hope francis's calling to visit a pilgrimage of penance. beginning in the 19th century, more than 150000 children were forcibly removed from their families and sent for schools where many was starved, beaten, and sexually abused. hundreds of grains were found. now some of the schools last

year farmers in indonesia are dealing with an outbreak of foot and mouth disease. the 1st time in almost 40 years. infectious viral disease affects livestock and even countries are concerned. it could soon reach their shores. jessica washington reports from burger in west java. as foot and mouth disease spreads across indonesia. this has become a familiar exercise for farmers. this dairy cow is unable to walk or even stand. farmers are taking her to another toya. but yeah, it the label good though this disease is frightening on 1st, it hits their mouths with clusters, then the roofs, some cannot even walk, they just fall to the ground. the highly contagious spiral disease causes fevers and painful blisters. infected animals lose their appetite, resulting in dramatic weight loss. some gold, lame and many di usaa club where i'm going to miss each infectious and spread

through the air. if one cow is infected in a barn, we others will also be infected soon after. authorities are carrying out a mass vaccination campaign, and vets are treating livestock with vitamins and antibiotics. all these cows are infected with foot and mouth disease. they are dairy cattle, but their milk production has dropped by more than 70 percent. so if they became ill, these cows will likely be slaughtered in coming weeks because farmers here say they cannot afford to keep caring for them. most of indonesians, cattle farmers are small holders with herds of fewer than a 100 animals. these farmers in milan, east java, said the outbreak has pushed them into financial ruin. i, in my 25 years as a farmer, this is the biggest challenge i've ever faced. the government says it is trying to stop the disease from spreading both domestically and overseas. but indonesia, especially in the tourist area like valley we have the both

a good at the restrictions where people in them out or have to be screen using the disinfectant. neighboring australia is on high alert, with estimates it's economy could lose more than $50000000000.00 over 10 years. if foot and mouth disease reaches its farms, arrivals from indonesia have to undergo additional screenings in the hope that seems like this won't be repeated on their shores. jessica washington outer syrup or gone west java. now a state of emergency has been declared in california isn't my repose or county as the largest active wildfire the u. s. rapidly spreads, the blaze has torn through more than 4 and a half 1000 headquarters in just 24 hours. priyanka group to the force. the ablaze too large to fears and moving too fast to contain.

the fire started on friday or the yosemite national park. and within days, has grown into california, the largest active wildfire. it's so big that can be seen from space. i'm hoping that um, they're able to get it out before it damages anybody's homes with business. but it's already ripping to residential areas. in mariposa county, thousands of factors a forest have been destroyed. the worst drought in decades has turned the state into a tinderbox. people have been told to get out of the part of the flames as soon as possible. they came by about 1520 minutes ago and told us that everybody's got to go about 4 o'clock. power went out and the fire even coming towards us, fresh from pasture. california's governor have declared a state of emergency evacuation. orders has been issued for more than 6000 people

living in a sparsely populated area. if you have time, it's great to pack them a central item. so medications important document, extra clothing and toiletries. hundreds of firefighters are struggling to tame the flames. but it could be days before the blaze is contained prank of up there on to 0 me while far, far to summer course, europe have a travel to western sabina to help fight unprecedented wildfires. the cross region, which is popular with hikers has been badly hit al jazeera is gasper, do they is there and sent this update the fight to be the biggest finest. levine and history continues for the 80 days. we are now at the helicopter base from where there are and interventions from the ground here. these the here are the helicopters of slavin, an army and the police, and also from the countries neighboring countries, italy, austria, hungary,

and cray shot. there is also how from serbia and romania on the ground, thou $1500.00 fire workers. they are fighting the fire now for already a days. but they're also a lot of help from local locos and also from the people all our slovenia. oh, we expect that this far will continue for at least couple of days. for now, there were no casualties at all. there are some houses, one house that is being burned, but for now, the one of the main problem is all saw. the wind, which is complicating the situation. warnings of extreme heat have been issued in dozens of cities and regions in china as a country sweltering soaring temperatures. the heat has been melting glasses in mountainous areas, causing mud slides and flash floods. temperatures in some places are expected to

exceed 40 degrees celsius. china has been experiencing unusually hot weather since last month. jan mr patrick fault has more from beijing. well, a lot of people are simply staying in to try and beat the heat. but one thing they can't avoid doing is having to come at for the compulsory cove at 19 p. c r t s. at least once every 72 hours for them to come out and queue up often in snaking lines that are often much longer than the one you see behind me for long periods of time. but it's really the health work isn't hazmat suits the really suffering and there are reports of some of them suffering from heat stroke. and there are lots of video circulating chinese social media, showing health workers, vol meds, and even fainting in these hot working conditions. now searing temperatures in china around this time of the year, answer unusual, but where the focus to say normally it can last around 30 days this year. they're

expecting these temperatures, these extreme temperatures to last, at least 40 days. that's raising the risks of flooding and landslides in some parts of the country, particularly in shin jang province. remember it is a mountainous region and as concern about glacial melting, impacting crops and in particular cotton fields. remember sion jang is the world's largest producer of cotton accounting for about 20 percent of the global supplies right now. there are more than 80 places, cities and towns and so on and so forth across the country that have issued red alert warnings, meeting forecast as expect temperatures to reach above 40 degrees celsius. within the next 24 hours, china has launched a rock. it's taking a new module to it's just gonna, a space station lasted off from the island province of high 9,

since i'm on her husband blasting off on a mission to earth orbit. this rocket is carrying a la bars re module one of 2 out standing components of china's base station. when the final piece is launched later this year, jen gong will be fully operational. china has made some fissions clear. it wants to catch up with us russia to become a powerhouse in space. technology. the figure is really startling. the americans are still by far the world leaders and the number of rockets that they launch, but china is catching up very, very quickly. there are now also a being a human presence in space, which has 2 purposes. one scientific. well, the other of course is prestige. the project has enormous political significance. it's been a priority for president. she jan, paying. he's for billions of dollars into china space program. and the completion

of jangle which is set to coincide with another milestone on his 10th here in office. china's goals go well beyond earth orbit. a man mood mission could be on the cards. by the end of the decade, i would have laughed at this as an idea 3 or 5 years ago. but now we have to take everything, but china says very seriously indeed, the 1st building blocks for the project, the mission, the will lounge. the 1st chinese people on the moon is already under construction. they've shown us pictures in the factory of the modules. and so this is going to happen. they won't of, of, based on the moon by the end of this decade. but there is now a realistic possibility that a chinese woman or a chinese man could be the next person to set foot on the moon. china has been excluded from the international space station since 2011. when the u. s. ban nasa from work.