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a ban on mass gatherings in keith independence day in ukraine sees the country on high lud for russian attacks. any potential damage is operation is suicidal. the un edges moscow and keep to demilitarized around europe's largest nuclear plants, warning, fighting at the facility and ukraine, risks causing dissolves. ah, my money site, this balance there lie from dough or so coming up a course in time out and it's g to deliver ruling that will determine if the prime minister can remain in power as russia's energy war with europe gets worse. it's cold, not gas that's causing a crisis in poland. i'm andrew simmons and kind of it's all the explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end. outside the coal mines. o and a full,

my detective pleads guilty to have role in the killing of brianna taylor, a case that led to widespread protests about races and valid policing in the u. s. hello and welcome. we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this is independence day celebrations strikingly different. the country is on edge off to warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks. streets are empty in the northeast and city of khaki, where a strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned, must gatherings for the whole week. the day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began, and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. but it's theresa by reports from cave, some ukrainians, all still finding ways to mark the occasion. oh, it's national flag,

dane ukraine. precedent follow the meal lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the east and south have been occupied by russia. ukraine is fighting to get them back. mccauley, there was an emergency. we will never recognize someone's callers or nor land. and in our skies were always ready to the fin, or blue and yellow flag. i asked now to commemorate heroes who give their lives for those scholars with a moment of silence olivia ukrainians, also marking 31 years of independence from soviet rule. the government has displayed russian tanks and are more vehicles that have been destroyed during the past 6 months. ukraine and officials say moscow had been hoping to hold a military parade in central key to celebrate its victory. but this is what they got. instead, they have outline, is confident, her country will prevail. we pray everything among went for the war to be over. we

believe in our army, and we're sure it's going to be over the with our week to read. but it just depends on the time. ah, you crane, he's on high alert presidency. lensky says bloody me to pull, denise plotting fragile souls and us intelligence agencies have warned. russia may be planning strikes against government buildings or civilian infrastructure. keith is far from the front line and has only rarely been hit by russian missiles since ukraine and force as managed to push russian soldiers out of the city. back in march, but or forties are cautious. they're banning a public gatherings and are asking people to take the air. raid sirens very seriously. what a rule since february, thousands of people have been displaced, injured, and killed. hawkeye is a reminder of the atrocities russian forces committed in their attempt to take the capital. fathered under,

he says he helping to bury the remain found in mass graves across the town. you have to do more, you need to do the queue. i think that neither. i know anyone who lives in ukraine who witnessed the walk and understand what happened or for now we are surviving on adrenalin. but after everything that's happened, i'm worried that the aftermath will last decades. 6 months on ukrainians are fighting for survival against an enemy that is unwilling to retreat. it is, i will, i'll just see to keep violet de rosie as the crane operations manager for the international red cross, she says humanitarian situation is likely to get worse over the next 6 months. at the moment we are still very much in the emergency phase. although we have a much better idea of what are the needs at the moment. so far we have provided assistance with basic items. basic needs to 5000000 people,

but the needs are increasing. the winter is coming and this is our main focus at the moment we are preparing for the winter. i zation the needs are, are mainly related to housing, but also for people to just to, to know where they're going to send their children to school. so this, the, the needs are very broad and the people are either looking for a place to be hosted or reach out to family members outside of ukraine. but within ukraine we still have 6600000 of people that have been displaced by the conflict. and more or less the same amount of people that have fled the country that are in the neighboring countries.

top un officials have again raised concerns about the danger the russian occupied operation, nuclear plants and ukraine. a calling for the immediate withdrawal of troops and the demilitarization of the area security council, helen emergency meeting to discuss icing near the facility. ukraine reported further shutting in the plant on by saturday and sunday, which has damaged infrastructure ahead of the u. n's atomic watchdogs as a team is expected to travel to the site within days. if talks with russia, all successful agreement is urgently needed to re establish the parisha as purely civilian infrastructure and to ensure the safety of the area. we must be clear that any potential damage to the plant or any other nuclear facilities in ukraine, leading to a possible nuclear incident, would have catastrophic consequences. not only for the immediate vicinity,

but for the region and beyond. to paraphrase the secretary general's blunt warning, any potential damage does upper asia is suicidal. kristen salami has been following developments from un headquarters in new york. well, the united nations has called on both sides to refrain from any military activity in the vicinity of the plant and to withdraw troops from the area. they say that the tension and the competing narratives is exactly why the united nations in international monitors need to get in there, or they're calling for access for a team of investigators from the international atomic energy agency to get in. and russia and ukraine both say they want that as well. russia says they've been on board for a visit from the i. e a to the site since june. ukraine says that i just earlier today,

their foreign minister was in touch with the i. e a. this is the ukrainian ambassador speaking at the meeting earlier, saying that things are progressing and logistics are being worked out. and also that ukraine would like to see a permanent presence of the i. e, a at the site until they can regain control of it. now preparations for this mission, according to the u. n. r. in fact, ongoing and the i. e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out what those final issues are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it. i and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. the u. s. military says it's carried out a strike near the syrian city of deer as all, and says it targeted facilities used by groups affiliated with iran's revenues,

re god's coal. the us central command says the strikes were aimed at protecting its forces from attacks by groups backed by iran. meanwhile, u. s. official, st. iran has dropped some key demands as part of its negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. says, according to u. s. media, teheran is denied backing down any of its conditions can help. it has more. it's been widely reported in the u. s. media there, ron has dropped, at least one of its main demands. that demand, its insistence, that international inspectors closed the investigation of its nuclear program essentially that iran was to explain the presence of traces of uranium at 3 undeclared sites. now the reason the united states is hopeful that iran may have dropped this demand is that this would allow for the revival of the 2015 agreement,

one, the former president, donald trump, abandoned in 2018 and current president joe biden is seeking to revive. now what we can tell you is that al jazeera has confirmed that iran has a very different view. in fact, an advisor to the iranian negotiating team tells al jazeera that the claims being made in u. s. media reports are false, still the washington side through the us state department is saying that even if these hurdles are overcome gaps remain and so finalizing this deal could take a little longer. still, this is coming at a very precarious time, given the fact that there are reports that iran now has enough uranium enriched to make a number of possible nuclear weapons. of course in thailand is set to hand down a routing that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power have been purchased in the capital by coca ahead of the court's decision. calling for the prime

minister. pray you channel to step sound. praise to power in a qu in 2014 an opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is up. 30 chang has moved from bangkok. well, it is potentially a very considerable decision. the constitutional court could make effectively removing prayer from his position as prime minister. but i think you have to see it in the light of a constitutional court which has generally backed this government. and 5 of those 9 justices have been put in place by prayer administration, so the probably unlikely to go against them. but i think if you look in the big picture, we're expecting general elections in thailand towards the middle of next year. i think this is the opposition part is really trying to increase the pressure on general pro. there has been a feeling over his to both who's an only like 2 prime minister and since the elections of 2019 that his administration has mismanage certain affairs,

particularly the covert shutdowns the last couple of years and increasingly accosted living crisis is hitting many ties. in the pocket, he himself is quite an unpopular figure. seemed very much a rather brusque military man. and i think the opposition parties want to get the idea in the voting public's mind that this is their chance to make a permanent change, even if the constitutional court doesn't get rid of him this week. so head on al jazeera, oh ha, supporters of argentina's, vice president, head back off to prosecute, to see, to put her behind bars on donations or in to try to recover the bodies. se lebanese migrants trapped hunters of mrs. lacey ah withdrew and he has begun the faithful wold copies on its way to castle brook your

travel package today. hello there. we'll have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east and it's largely hot and dry picture across the northern half of the region. we've got a shamar wind blowing out of iraq. that's gonna kick up some dust across the gulf, pushing the humidity down, but picking temperatures up for the likes of red and doe has sitting in the early forty's. on thursday, the rain continues to affect the southwest of saudi arabia. some of the heavier falls as well in western areas of yemen where we have already seen flooding. and the devastating flooding that we've seen in sudan is likely to continue as more rain is set to for we've got another easily wave that's going to work its way west bringing some of the heavier falls to northern areas of nigeria. on thursday. we have another one ahead of that, and that's bringing some drenching downpours to the west coast as well as northern southern areas of martina as we headed to southern africa. it's

a much dryer picture, though. temperatures have been below the average for the likes of zimbabwe as well as botswana and northern areas of south africa. johannesburg is set to see the temperature rise to 25 degrees on thursday. but for kate down another cool down, it will be lingering in the mid teens as the wet and windy weather sweeps in at sure weather update. i saw airway official airline of the joy to beating the issues of the day for the use as always been criminalized around the boundaries of rights under the number of their people, her family and her friends, or community member on our online jewel voice. this mandatory don't believe in dialogue go political crisis must be soft with the political solution. as climate change progresses, there are some people who are in places that they're just going to have to move. there is no recognition about what we're ready facing. the street on al jazeera ah

ah, you're watching out as a reminder, our top stories this, our ukraine is set to whole muted independence day celebration self to warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks. strips curfews in place in the northeast, and city of concave and authorities. in the capital, keith have banned moscow's rights for the whole week. the un security council has held an emergency meeting to discuss fighting near the russian occupied south region nuclear plant in ukraine. the calling for the immediate withdrawal of troops and the d. militarization area. a court in china is set to hand down a routing that will decide of the prime minister can remain in power,

have been processed in the capital bangkok, ahead of the court's decision. calling for pri youth to step down our families and poland a bracing themselves for tough winter. the country is facing wide spread cold shortages after russian imports a few band. now unlike the rest of europe, poland relies on coal rather than gas for power and heating. andrew simmons traveled to cuts of it said to see how people are preparing for the cold months ahead. poland prides itself on its potential for being totally independent of russia for its energy needs. but there's a problem. it's a shortage of coal, not gas, like the rest of europe, rough, our rules, coal seller, is normally stocked up for winter by now. but he can't find any cold to buy. and if he could, he'd pay almost 4 times what he used to nearest them on golden kim. i'm not a minor or a geologist, put the coal is right here beneath her feet and i've been trying to buy it for 3

months with 0 result, the bridge. he's right, this region is rich with coal, but polish production is limited and the government has banned imported coal from russia, even though it's cheaper and more suitable for domestic use. we didn't invest in nuclear power yet, or we cannot rely on natural gas. so all we have is gold when it comes to the heating sector, the situation is even worse because we were heavily dependent on russian. ready co, poland burns, a lot of coal, 87 percent of the total for households across the european union. coal mines surrounded by cues of trucks can't meet the demand. and if people knew the level of profiteering going on, they be even more alarmed. there's a reason that truck drove us from all over poland or spending days on end and cues like these. it's because the loads may be small, but the profits are big. drivers are known to make at least a 100 percent profit from

a coal yard dealer who will then raise the price by at least another 100 percent. this driver admits the 2nd old will suffer for the news or be tagged. what the government should do is give pension as a special allowance on coal delivered to their door, and it's sick. i don't want to profit from human misery, but that's how it is. the government says an annual coal allowance of around $630.00 a year will help a ministers say companies are importing coal ahead of the coming winter. polish companies are now importing call from other countries from colombia, indonesia, south africa, and replacing with that does the quantities of called and we're coming from russia . it's a bit of a different logistics. so it, it creates challenges. but right across poland, people like this homeowner feel the government isn't doing enough. andrew simmons, al jazeera kat of it, sir poland italian fall right. lita ga maloney has launched

a campaign to become the country's fussed female prime minister maloney whose brothers of italy policy is ahead. in the polls criticized the european union's energy strategy. she told a crowd of supporters that the sky high prices have forced businesses and families on to their knees. next month snapped election was cooled off. the promised somalia donkeys coalition government collapsed a form, a u. s. police officer has pleaded guilty a role in the death of breo to tater a blank woman shot and killed during a police raid. time it was killed in her home in 2020 and her death bogged protests of a racial justice and police brutality across the u. s. federal investigate to say kelly good lead. conspired to create a cover story and added line to the such want shebra tonchee has more kelly good look now has pat guilty to falsify the arrest warrant that convinced a judge to, to, to allow it to go ahead and then conspiring to cover up what she did with the other

officer, it saw that she will be giving evidence against 2 of the other officers who have been charged by the department of justice. there's a 3 offices in charge with our bureaucratic side of the raid. another office has been charged with excessive force. this is the officer who basically stood outside brianna taylor's apartment, just shooting wildly into the apartment, despite the fact that he could see anything. there were blinds down on a block out, but he was just firing away with it with his guns. he's going to be charged with excessive force. again, he was acquitted on that charge in the state court already though once. but we should also remember them that just leaves the 2 offices who are actually inside brianna, taylor taylor apartment, who burst in they claim that they announced themselves brown, tennis boyfriend who was the big said, said they did not. they're the ones who actually 5 to 10 years, many sholtes inside the apartments 6 with which hit brown until one of which killed them. they haven't been charged with anything. so it's clearly welcomed that people

are being charged by the federal government constitutional crimes. but this is clearly fatal all out of state level, but, but it's still being looked at at least something moving forward that the people are slowly perhaps beginning to be held accountable for. for the steph, prosecutors in the u. s. city of atlanta have decided not to pursue charges against the 2 white police officers involved in the killing of a black man in 2020 or sha brooks was shot dead off. the officers responded to complaints that he had fallen asleep in his car at a drive through restaurants. when they tried to rust them, brooks grabbed a laser from them and find it as he ran away. one of the officers shelton in the back. even the quickly changing circumstances, was it objectively reasonable that he use deadly force? and we conclude to was supporters of argentina's, vice president, christina fernandez the question i have been protesting at what they say is

judicial persecution against her. oh, the former president greeted the crowns outside congress as they chanted against a prosecutor's decision to seek a 12 year prison sentence in her corruption trial. fernandez is accused of diverting public funds during her time in office, but many an apparent his party say she's been talk, is it because she championed the pool but only got one of my people. i like the only way they can control her is to put her in prison. nobody can bait christina. that's why they created the circus. oh, it's unfair. i love her with all my heart. i had to be here. i couldn't let her down. oblivious former president, even morales treated his support, saying, as we had worn, our sister, christina fernandez, kushner is the victim of relentless attack of lo fi or political warfare that uses justice is a weapon to disqualify her brazil's former present. delma reset also tweeted her

solidarity iraq supreme judicial council as resuming work after it was temporarily halted by protest outside its headquarters in baghdad . supporters if she i lead emma tuttle sutter. we're calling for judges to dissolve parliament and set a date for early elections magnate under why he'd has more from like that and you protest stages by supporters of che utley, that amount, that a solder. what up this time in front of the supreme judiciary council inside bud see green soon? they want the head of the supreme judiciary council to resign and the judiciary system to be reform and you have not shut it off. maybe to me about we have been instructed by our leader to protest here against the corrupt judiciary systems, which is manipulated by iran for years. it has been collaborating in impunity. i committed against the iraqi people that i know we're

a w r. we will be protesting until a parliament is dissolved and inequitable laws and constitutional articles amended all of your money. supporters of the shared leader emerging as the biggest party in parliament, following collections in october. but they were unable to form a government and resign their c. it's 2 months ago. so there was supporters have camped outside the parliament for nearly a month, calling for it to be dissolved and italy elections held. but thus provoked the rivals raising concerns of conflict account or protest as being killed outside defenses of the green soon. by supporters of the arraignment, back to parliamentary block known as the chord nation framework alliance, or c, f, a. the latest escalation seems to be a backlash against southern movements. the supreme judiciary council has opened an investigation into threats against its a staff by his supporters and issued an arrest warrant against

a bruce. other prominent politician, ha, busy if he has suspended old lion with some supporters until they end what they call the occupation of a state in institutions, not then now the coordination framework has more allies and more points for negotiation that can emboldened that to move on with forming a government without members of saudi's party being part of it for the far elliot this month. so the rejected a national dialogue initiative offered by k take a prime minister most of alcohol. the me, the supreme court has been handling constitution of disputes between rival parliamentary blocks but saw that his side blames it for derailing the formation of government. now with the countries judiciary system, at the heart of this conflict, many are questioning the integrity of iraq to political system through i had al jazeera but without any 1300 people crossed the english channel in small

boats on monday, which is the new record for a single day, the rise and dangerous journeys comes despite e k. government plans to deport days arriving illegally. she wound up some a surgeon base arrivals happens most years, but as increased as alternative rates have been shut down. more than 22000 people have made the journey this year. 11 eas, military, budging for the bodies of 30 people who went missing off the coast of tripoli. 4 months ago, there were tempting to seek a new life in europe. submarine is now being used to try to find the bodies, and the shores of northern lebanon had become part of a route for refugees and migrants bound for europe. 4 months ago, a tragedy at sea highlighted the desperation among an increasingly impoverished population. now, survivors have returned to the site of the ship rec,

about 6 kilometers off the coast. at least 30 members of their families. among them, children are still missing with a submarine paid for by donations. an operation is underway to try to retrieve bodies that could still be inside the boat. 450 meters below sea level don't and many. but if we have them all door delivered, the government did not do is judy talk to people. it is because of them, these people died. they wanted a better life salaam and anesha, and they were among those who drowned their mother. betty survived along with her 2 sons and future son in law. she and her 2 daughters had hoped to reach italy to escape a life of poverty and unemployment. there are conflicting reports on what caused the boat to sink when it was intercepted by the lebanese army. but families want

closure. hello, my love, even if it's just one bone, i want it, a shoe, whatever it is, it belonged to my daughters and i want it. the tragedy hasn't stopped lebanese from trying to reach europe by sea. earlier this month, 75 people were rescued from a sinking boat off the coast of turkey. authorities say illegal migration has been increasing steadily. at least 3000 people are believed to have tried or were able to reach europe in the past 6 months. and unlike in the past, most people risking the journey are lebanese, not syrian or palestinian refugees domino. i will make another attempt to leave off and another. i won't stop until i leave this come to you. what are, what are you live without any dignity here? there's helplessness and concern for the future, but most of all,

there is grief seneca, there al shahita off the coast of north, in lebanon. brazilian president variable centers held a can fired salute to welcome the preserved heart of his country's 1st emperor. the embalmed organ of don pedro, the 1st is on the loan of brazil's 2 hundreds anniversary of independence. on september 7th, had dra broke away from portugal in 18. 22 in aust. his heart returned to the city of porto after his death. he ann will be on public display in brasilia during the celebrations. columbia has ended a policy of destroying coca crops as the newly elected president, gustavo petro, overhauls a fight against drug trafficking. the national police director says they will focus on intercepting cocaine shipments and providing incentives for farmers to adopt legal crops. previous governments had dedicated.