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3 days at least, 44 policy and kills and egyptian broker to fire hold between israel and as long as i know you're watching all your life from a headquarters and dental hygiene, obligate are also coming up. charge transitional military council signed the peace agreement with several are in groups in the country. capital zone were in cuba. our battle is under way to control a large fire at a fuel facility. plus, i'm john henry in northern ukraine and coming up, i'll show you what a clean up rape looks, life ah,

hello. we will take you to gaza while there has been a truce, which appears to be holding that truth between israel and the islamic jihad funerals. right now are being held for 4 civilians who are killed in and is really your strike. that is b live picture out of gaza. the youngest of those killed was a 9 year old boy at least 40 for palestinians. mostly civilians were killed in the conflict which began on friday. 15 of them were children. the israeli government says that it was targeting members of the group as lambing jihad, if kill 2, if its leader is during the offensive. the arm group responded by firing hundreds of rockets into israel. most were intercepted by the iron missile defense system. let's cross lie for you. say it was joining us from guys. moments ago we were showing life pictures out of gaza were funerals are being held right now for some

of the palestinians who were killed, you know, just talk us through the situation and what's going on right now? yes theory and so like every single wor, garza, what we're used to is that the hours before any agreement to receive fire are always the most critical. there was a lot of targeting a lot of air strikes that took place yesterday evening, sunday evening before the and now meant all the final agreement off the fire. the funeral that you just spoke about now is for a father and his 3 children. it was a try and getting their home in the central part of god's trip, in a good age refugee camp. part of the many air strikes that actually took place in the last 2 hours before the cease fire agreement.

today most of the people in gods are busy with their funeral morning, their beloved ones who they have laws or a hospital with their injuries. so basically this is how the, the most fear between the people in the street is all right. you know, thank you so much, you know, so you're reporting for us from gaza. thank you. we went on the occupied westbank is really forces demolish palestinian homes during a raid in the north. bulldozers accompanied by is really forces destroyed 2 houses in the village of a man in your genie and one belonged to the grandfather of a 20 year old palestinian, who is accused by israel of killing 3 is really an early may other news in the head of ukraine state nuclear energy company is calling for the upper rich power plant to be made a military free zone. it's located in southeastern ukraine and it's the biggest

atomic power complex in europe. both ukraine and russia. blame each other for shelling at the facility. russia took control of the nuclear station early in the war and says that it's operating as usual. but the un secretary general antonio terrorist, once international inspector, is to visit that plunge. any a tech to a nuclear plants is suicidal sings and i hope that those attack, sir will end. and that the same time, i hope that to the a e i n e a will be able to have access to the plant and to exercise its meant its competition. while most of ukraine's money is going to fund its war effort against russia, leaving little to rebuild destroyed homes, that's where a group of young people is stepping in with shovels and music. john hendern went to

meet some of them in the village of yvonne, either in northern ukraine. i this is the sound of a new generation of ukrainians unbound by war. resurrecting what's been lost each weekend, hundreds of young volunteers from across ukraine and as far away as london donate their own money raise more through crowd funding and higher coaches to carry them 2 hours north from keith to get here. then they go to work. they call it a clean up res. we cannot all be on the front line ah, shooting a struggling for our country. but we can do something useful here. staying at our home, said our country as so someone destroys our country. and so once a, someone needs to rebuild russian rocket strikes, turned the house from this and did this with no hope of saving it, the workers clear the way for reconstruction, the spirit and the pin for dot com find out around. and it's,

it's really touching on march 5th, this man, his pregnant wife and his brother were in the basement when rocket struck somehow. everyone survived clickable, hello, this a little authority. so many people have come together and very grateful for that. but we'll try to adopt a bill and move forward to victory through pouring rain searing heat and summer sun. they work until the site is clear. these volunteers came here to listen to the music, have a good time and rebuild their country. brick by brick. the it, when it's done, intern, pull yaks, bother in law. who owns the home? says thank you. ah, there reward a free concert from ukrainian electro folks, t r o nuka, who says she takes inspiration from the youth of ukraine. and it's defiance in the face of an ongoing war. i to feel it in their eyes.

and i think that if we have such powerful young generations, so impressive. so encouraged, and i him know, hesitating that ukraine one step with this then they party is only their generation can celebrating in a torrential downpour in a cultural center gutted by shelling in the region where the ukranian army drove out russian forces. john henderson, al jazeera yvonne, if god northern ukraine and john will join us not from cave to give us an update on these upper richer nuclear plan. john that's right. the entire western world are many of the leaders of the western world are calling out for international inspectors from the international atomic energy

agency to go inside and to take over that plan. as a matter of fact, the head of ukraine's nuclear energy company, the company that owns that plant, once a nuclear freeze zone there, that is not what's happening now, because after russia took over that plant in march, they can, they ordered the ukranian workers who were inside to operate that plan and continue to do so essentially under gunpoint if not literally and that's getting in intensified because it's been struck twice in the past few days. the russians and the ukrainians are blaming each other for who struck that with the rest of the world. doesn't really care who strikes they want to make sure that it's safe, guarded from these strikes, you have the head of the a raphael grossi saying there's a very real risk of disaster. he says he's extremely concerned. he's offered to bring in staff to secure and operate that facility. the un chief, you just heard there at the top of the story,

explaining that that was what the un supports below damira lensky. the president of ukraine wants not only some accountability of the plan, but he wants sanctions against russia for what's going on there. he says, rushes is firing from behind the plant and essentially hiding. so the problem is this is an active front in the south of ukraine where the ukrainian forces are pushing toward the city of her song. and they want to gain ground in the east. they're actually losing a little ground that's according to zalinski himself, but they're, they're trying to push forward. what that means is there's going to be more active fighting in that area. and the risk increases. and that's why international officials say they want someone else to go in there, secure that facility, and make sure nothing happens there to let that radiation leak, because that would cause a catastrophe. not just for ukraine, but for europe at large. thank you so much on hands. on reporting from keen

charged transitional military council has signed an agreement and the cut her re capital doha. it will lead to the start of peace talks with several armed groups. the deal comes after 5 months of negotiations and it also pays the way for elections under return to civilian rule. as mohammed val reports the peace agreement could and decades of instability. the talks got off to a difficult start in march from factions walked out demanding greater presentation assisted members of the transition military council or t. m. c. not run for office. the draft agreement is meant to pave the way for a national dialogue later this month. and the new constitution, chad has been locked in internal conflict for 3 decades. edris debbie came to power in 1991 in a military coup and served as president until his death last year. fighting among alms group has hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. when his father

died, 37 year old mohammed debbie took over as president and heads the 15 member transition military council with the money at his creditors with bringing rifle militia to the negotiation table. but the absence of some of the main opposition figures from the signing on monday and he kindles doubts about the sustainability of the deal. chad is one of the poorest countries in the side. and with decades of drought and ahmed conflict, it is an urgent need of stability. there is an l for happiness and optimism here among the delegates with me here is father saying he's going to, he's from the national council for reform. he's one of the 4th 2 organizations or groups that have find this agreement, and he says he's happy. why are you happy? what's different about this agreement? because this piece agreement, there is a lot of international community involved to observe or to, to, to, to continue to see where the piece in china. so it was

a lot of delegation here today. first of all, the united nation african union and countries around the child, they all came here today to see the peace agreement. that's why today we are very happy with it, but the mystic and then how much you just did. he, he's will came when he came here already to see all the political movement here's to, to say, to appreciate them to sign the lease agreement. seems that not all charges are ready for peace because some of them have not attended this ceremony today. and they have not find one of them is one of the most active groups in shot military. yeah. peace agreement is still open and it's still open for everybody to join the peace agreement in the future. so we ers and then today are everybody traded in science and then because this is a chart for the child to and so anybody who did in science here will continue to

sign the agreement is open. so you can send that one of the main factions, an armed function, very active in the country, has not attended and has an planet. so that is the hesitation for the fax. so because the stay here for 5 months to, to negotiate with the child in elements that i have the optimistic, they are welcome in the future, to signs in peace or agreement of the joins is this agreement. so that's why, you know, like all the chat in government is still the half hour that demand for everybody and outside the country will come and then to join the piece. like you so much fuddled scene from the national council for reform. so basically the 42, a groups that have signed, disagreement they, they say they are very optimistic. they said this is the biggest, the biggest gathering and the biggest deal of its kind. a child has seen chad has signed dozens of similar deals in the past. but they said this is the greatest and

they said it's time each other. everybody in chad is titled of war is cited of conflict. and they believe that with the help of cut out on other countries and the u. n. and the, and that the african union, and because the chaldeans are ready for peace, now i'm tired of war. they think this agreement will last still ahead on al jazeera, china extends military drills and the taiwan strait as beijing anti pe trade warnings. this struggle to survive the economic fall out of the pandemic and raising cost of living are hitting thailand's most vulnerable. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to cat book, your travel package today. hello, we've had some very hot weather once again, it's a central parts of china. temperatures getting up into the low fourties just around

the bay province further north. it's really about this big band of cloud here. so really heavy down pause could see some flooding rains coming into northern parts of china, sliding across yellow sea into the korea. patricia just around the border between south and north korea and where to whether also just making us where to northern parts of japan. this is similar pitch as we go through what state south korea could see some localized that in the system just wriggles its way a little further south with come to the south of that, some very heavy rain coming its southern parts of china, possible as even developing tropical system here, bringing some big down, pause in pretty big down pause. meanwhile, across central parts of india. anywhere from around my roster. right across into a dish or we have read warnings in force at the moment choose. they look like a nasty day. we could see some why spread flooding into central areas of in the air, little try to the south, a few showers there into a corolla, into connecticut. as we go on into where to stay, the right not quite is intention to the central area, but it's still going to be heavy and falling, unsaturated ground. of course,

that will exacerbate the flooding, where whether to into se and parts of pakistan this week, cats are airway official airline of the journey. in a post colonial world, the scars of european imperialism run deep. nowhere more so than in the democratic republic of congo. where her history still shapes the presence of visceral, yet intimate insight through the eyes of a whistleblower and a patriotic military commander. witness presents this is congo. honor jessina. ah,

the me again, the hospital is 10 this our people in gaza or burring their dad after a ceasefire and did 3 days of is really bombardment. egypt mediated the zeal between israel and the palestinian group atlantic jihad b. one and katara were also involved in brokering the troops forces of demolish to palestinian homes during a res near jeanine and the occupied west bank one belonged to the family of a 20 year old palestinian who is one of 2 men is really chooses of killing 3 is really as in may, child's transitional military council has signed a peace agreement with several armed groups in the country re capital don't how? the deal comes after 5 months of negotiations and paid the way for elections under return to civilian rule. taiwan has condemned china as decision to extend its military drills around the island in defiance of coal to end them. beijing,

his announce that will conduct more anti submarine on naval operations. on monday, the military exercises began when taiwan hosted us house speaker, nancy pelosi last week. and were due to end on sunday, china's foreign ministry has defended those military exercises. journalists, patrick folk, is in beijing with the details. which is foreign ministry certainly didn't once elaborate on any further detail about the continuation of drills. but when asked about the daily press briefing, here in beijing spokes person, one, when been simply said that the military has already issued a statement and referred reported to that. that statements issued by the eastern theatre commands of the exercises would focus on anti submarine drills as well as see a sole drills. but it didn't say where exactly that would taking place or how long this might all last. so this really does great for the concern and uncertainty about the situation, not least because taiwan had said previously that airlines have resumed normal

operations over its air space. so we're not sure there's going to be back on that and we're not sure it will impact ships sailing through the taiwan straits either. but one thing that was notable in particular was one when been was pressed on, whether china had allotted relevant policies about these drills. in accordance with international norms, and he said that taiwan is parts of china and that it conducted normal military exercises in an open and professional way. and this was consistent with international law and customary practices that may be taken possibly as a sign that beijing perhaps won't inform other parties about its military exercises in future. and that would certainly be seen by the u. s. as a major attempt to change the status quo, the bank of thailand is expected to raise interest rate soon to kelter inflation. but that will bring little relief for ties who have seen sharp increases and the

costs of food and fuel. many are struggling to survive in a society where the gap between rich and poor is one of the worst in the world. as tony chang reports, nestled between embassies and gleaming high rises in the center of bangkok, a community on the other side of the welfare. and the shadow of a new apartment complex when he still lives with her 3 children. to days, a rare day off with the kids. usually her 15 year old son has to care for his siblings while she works. he says her income barely covers the families costs or repayments of loans she's been forced to take by. i am with you to be them and i want to have a better life. but i can't. i just have to accept my fate because i was born in this condition and i have to take what is available. i just spend my life day to day trying to get enough to eat and left that so it's a common complaint in this community. during the pandemic,

many people lost jobs and incomes dropped. and now the cost of living is rising sharply. they're not getting any help. let a man man from nailer hole we barely get any help from the government. we don't get anything. we only get help from foundations and charities, and we reteach them. thailand's often size, it is a success story when it comes to reducing poverty, but the welfare has not been evenly distributed. and in this credit suisse global wealth reported 2018 tyler was listed as one of the most unequal places in the world. in the years since then, life has been even harder for lower income communities with global economic trends going in the same direction. economists concern thailand will be badly hit thailand is a country that has wide in equality and well cow, an inflation would hip, the most vulnerable either by the side of

a busy express way. some of the most vulnerable struggling to survive. this is a community for the deaf and hard of hearing. often comes down by their families. form takes us under the bridge where she, her husband and several other families have made homes from refuse and scrap. she explains their disability allowance of $20.00 a month. barely lost a few days. the strain is enormous. they tried to salvage what they can from the waste. others throw away with the roar of the traffic overhead. life goes on. while their complaints go on, answered tony channing al jazeera thankful, a ship carrying 12000 tons of corn from ukraine has now docked in turkey. the ship left cronum worth 3 days ago. both russia and ukraine have agreed to resume green exports under agreement brokered by the united nations of turkey. the one was

warning that the delay and exports could lead to famine and higher food prices. in many parts of the world, kenyans will head to the pools and less than 24 hours to choose a new president, parliament, country, governors, and assemblies, president to hurl kenyatta. we'll step down after 10 years, when he voters frustrated by corruption and skyrocketing prices, are hoping for change. how much also reports on who's running on what's at stake? this is galley made from king staple, olga, or maybe, like most basics here. it's price has gone up and because of shortages, it's not easy to find. and live in evenings continue. these we moby's in it is because we are facing out of town and get corruption. foreign debt, rising inflation and unemployment, a big election issues. and all candidates are promised to cushion households against the increasing cost of living for politicians are running for the

presidency. david, while with a, a lawyer and pasta george wash acoya, a law professor, william rito king as deputy president and rayleigh, dinger, a former prime minister. but opinion poll suggests they are 2 front runners. oh room router. the current deputy president who describes himself as a hustler, and hopes his rags to riches story will resonate with the poor and, or dingo who's making his 5th bid for the top. the job. the veteran opposition leader is the son of king as 1st vice president and enjoys the backing of current leader who, who looking at a it's an election. some analysts say will be hotly contested. hickory is the largest ethnic group in king. i have no presidential favorites. this time, however, both bluto annual ding to have chosen. he qu, you writing mates in the country with ethnic voting. blogs are important. i divided

q u votes needs a selection, go either way. they are already claims and counterclaims of sabotage and vote taking more than a 1000 people died in the 2007 elections. what happens with ken, is you political significance? is that it just that that tension. oh, sort of begins to, to sheeka via the stability of the, of the great hall of africa and, and the ledger east africa. so that's what, and there's a lot of in the racial of organizations that are bestier as we can use. we're strategic for from a global perspective, and that's what the international community is looking at. business communities muskogee just sitting on the edge of your seat, trying to figure out whether this is good ago. peaceful, you know? unlike some previous votes, these been less pre election violence. kenyans generally have confidence in the judiciary. many hope if the results are disputed candidacy will result a differences in court and not the st. harder matessa algebra marrow. the

police in new mexico are investigating whether the killings are for muslim men in a 9 month period or connected. the latest victim was shot by an unknown attacker in albuquerque on friday. in the 3 previous cases, the victims were ambushed and shot without warning, or authorities suspect the men were targeted because of their race and religion. police have asked members of the muslim community to remain vigilant or rescue crews, and mexico are racing against the clock to save 10 local coal miners who have been trapped under ground after a flood. on wednesday, the president visited the site calling for intensified efforts to find the missing men. crews have been pumping water out of the shaft, but have not yet been able to enter. columbia has 1st left as president, has been sworn into office in front of thousands of supporters in bogo, tall, gustavo petro promise to reshape the deeply polarized country with a long list of social and economic reforms. the former rebel fighter defeated

business magnates, rodolfo hernandez in june. petro says he will reopen diplomatic relations with venezuela. he also plans to taco climate change by leaving columbia as oil and coal reserves in the grounds. generally see lists are all those. i want to tell all columbia listening at boulevard plaza, its surroundings and all the columbia and abroad that today our 2nd opportunity begins and we have earned it. you have earned your effort was worth it. time for change, our future hasn't been written or do need a massive fire is still burning at a fuel storage facility near to bus main power station. after lightning struck a fuel tanker on friday, night, short on oil. the country was already going through an energy crisis prior to that blazed at augusta and reports from havana. and inferno still rages at the antonio detailed us power plot. the most crucial in the country. on friday nights and

saturday morning, the fire had spread to a 2nd tank, triggering a series of explosions. use ne, some enter was hosing down the 2nd tank just seconds before it exploded. for kilo sweat, i let go of the hose and when i started running it, i got caught up in the hose and fell on the floor. but the far engine had already started moving away and i held on to it one. that's what got me out of the my other colleagues couldn't get away one fire fighter has been consent dead. another 16 missing their colleagues haven't been able to get close enough to retrieve their bodies. we're only going to settle that that over a 100 were injured. can you president miguel diaz canal visited some hospital over the weekend. this could not have come at a worse time for cubans who are already living through chronic power cuts. the war in ukraine has driven up the price of level gus and us sanctions, an oil tankers,

which were part of the trumpet, ministrations, maximum pressure campaign against the island. a still in place, driving up the cost of energy. then there's the state of the countries energy grid, which hasn't received enough maintenance in decades causing frequent power blackouts. do you have power got several times a week saying, well morgan, i absolutely, and sometimes 3 times a day. in this zone, the power cuts out frequently to day we haven't had any, but yesterday we had to during the day then you know, but you've got to adapt and see whether the country can resolve the situation. and i gave all my thoughts as to help came from mexico and venezuela. they'd be both sending specialists, helicopters, sitting and chemicals to extinguish the flames. ala for your effort, john, marianne will support in the prevention of risks and also helped to suffocate the fiber means of cooling with water and farm. we hope that more support will arrive soon, as well as the chemical material needed to help us on sunday afternoon.