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amid phase of more attacks by moscow. ah, i'm sammy's a dime. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, claims from iran is trial is trying to sabotage talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. caught in thailand, roles prime minister pro channel can no longer stay in office 5 years on no closer to home. the daily struggle for a hanger living in the world's largest refugee camp. ukrainians are holding newton celebrations to mark 31 years of independence from soviet rule. mass gatherings have been banned in the capital key if curfews have been imposed in some cities. president vladimir zalinski is warning any russian attack would be met with a powerful response. wednesday, march,

6 months since the beginning of the russian invasion, she's killed. thousands of people displaced millions, now much lawyer got will not. he only care about how land only we will fight for it until began mine, which we have been holding strong for 6 months. i'll. it's tough that we have clenched our 1st them and we are fighting for our destiny there every new day is a reason not to give out. after such a long journey, we do not have the right not to go on to leanne it. what is the end of the war for us? and we used to say pace. now we say victory, whatever. we will not seek an understanding of the terrorists when it occurs about his life for us in care of. so theresa, how muted the celebrations? while there's not much celebrations where i am right now, i am writing the center of keys not far away from my dunn from independence square, for many ukrainians is a day of remembrance is a day to things of those who have were killed of those who were injured among,

of many other things. if you can see right here, there's like a memorial site that has been caught in place with all the civilians that have been killed in this war. there's also another sector for the foreigner that i've also been killed in this war. it says that all of this ukrainians have been killed by vladimir full 10. there's also a book. we've been seeing people coming here and crying and telling their stories of war. you know, they're the writing, the pictures of those who died messages for the future about what has been going on in this country in this past 6 months. but also there is an act of defiance on going on the streets. you can see all this russian tanks that have been destroyed in this past 6 months. they've been put here by a crania and authorities. they were saying that they wanted, but russia wanted to hold the parade in the center of keith that they couldn't do it. and that this is what they got instead, you know, when,

when you talk to people here, they say that this invasion has reaffirmed their need to be closer to europe. closer to democracy, closer to freedom of speech and further away from authoritarian rule from vladimir sporting authoritarian rule. that's why they say on the streets. and that's why for many the fight for independence. 31 years after ukraine became independence from the soviet union continued here because people are fighting for their land. they're fighting for their homes, they're fighting for the country or i will leave with that. thanks so much. theresa bo while i and rosie as is the ukraine operations manager for the international red cross, she says the humanitarian situation likely 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 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 $6600000.00 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. the un human rights office says it's concerned about reports. russian bank separatists in the city of mario paul are preparing to foot ukrainian prisoners of war and trial. photo sho, cages being erected where the proceedings are expected to be held. president vladimir, the landscape is warning any trial with ending oceans with moscow. i ran, says israel is trying to sabotage progress in reviving the 2015 nuclear deal had of iran's nuclear energy. a organization says israel a stage, days of psychological warfare. this follows us media reports. toronto's dropped some key demands from the deal allegations to run is denied. also jabari is live

for us into iran. so what is the iran referring to and it talks about psychological warfare. well, what we've been hearing from officials is that israel is doing everything it can to sabotage these negotiations in trying to carry out attacks within the countries nuclear facilities against certain high ranking officials within the country's military and the revolutionary guards. they're also accusing israel of trying to sabotage these negotiations in the way of putting pressure on the united states. and officials in the white house, highlighting the fact that iran nuclear program should not be under any kind of a deal that it's not beneficial for the international community. now, for their part, the iranians have said that this is all an attempt to derail these talks, which would really benefit the entire international community. and not just the parties involved. that is the p 5 plus one. and iran,

we've been hearing from the head of her on energy, the atomic energy organization mohammed us on me was referring to a investigation about safeguard issues that have been ongoing for 3 years under the age watch. and they have not come to any camera resolution. it has to do with at 3 sites that are undeclared nuclear sites, according to the iranians that the inspectors have found questionable material that they've been asking iran about. and according to mohammed a saw me, they've answered sufficiently, but he had some more to say about the issue. let's listen into what he said. and i did tell by the job the job comprehensive plan of action was the result of years of negotiations. the final agreement was meant to end all allegations under the deal around except to restrict his nuclear program. and he brought access to inspectors from the international atomic energy agency in order to restore trust. and at the

same time, all sanctions imposed under the pretext of the nuclear allegations was supposed to be lifted as now a criminal regime which has illegal nuclear activities and doesn't give access to the i has stage psychological operations against iran over the past few days. we don't expect the i e, a continuous demands and it's not acceptable for it to do so. sure that well, you white's mom at as funny. i was talking about as well. is the fact that these investigations need to be dealt with within the board of governors of the i. e a. and in, in terms of when there is a nuclear deal to revive. and there is a signatories have come to an agreement to go back to the 2015 nuclear deal. there's usually a $120.00 day period before implementation or re implementation would start and these investigations need to be dealt with before. that takes place. it is very clear, despite what the u. s. media has been reporting that iran is not making any concessions

when it comes to a going back to the 2015 nuclear deal. and this latest statement from him at islam me is proving that to be the case for now from the officials in iran. i thanks so much dosage. a barry the israeli prime minister, jo la p. it is due to address than the media and the coming hours ahead of his visit to the u. s. he's been calling on washington and european palace to walk away from the talks to revive the 2015 nuclear feel. we'll have an update when we hear from him. the us military says it's counted out a strike near the syrian city of debt, as or says it targeted facilities used by groups affiliated with iran's revolutionary god. the us central command says the strikes were to protect its forces from attacks carried out by iranian backed groups. a court in thailand as suspended prime minister pro charger from official duty. while the review of his

term limit is completed by you took power in a coup in 2014 critic say's reached the maximum limit of 8 years in office. it's feared the legal showdown could trigger a new political crisis with national elections due in the middle of next year. tourney chang has more from bangkok he is suspended temporarily and that they will come to a decision by the end of september. the senior deputy prime minister private one swan will step up into his place for the moment. but because he holds a position to pope defense minister, he'll still be in government. he'll still be a member of the cabinet and he still be very much involved. that said, i think this is going to be seen by the protest. this is something of a victory. they've been shipping away prior to notice position for a couple of years now. 2 years ago we saw mass demonstrations when tens of thousands young people came out on the streets, calling for his resignation. this might locate them to

a certain extent. it is certainly going to be something of a shake, helped the ton of. we've got a pretty big cover, major a couple of months ahead of us, leading up to the apec meeting in november. i think there was some feeling that this is a decision that the constitutional court might put off slightly until that time, but they've gone ahead and done. it was clearly a tight decision. and for the moment we go to the prime minister. said i had an al jazeera hall's open across angola with rising inflation and cost of living heavy on both his minds. plus 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 in cuz of it's had all the explaining why shocks of standing in line for days on end. outside the coal mines. ah

ah, they were shivering through the call, then australia is new, south wales state high ruins. so this was a temperature in sidney 10.2 degrees, making it the call this afternoon in a year and you know, south of that it was cold enough. we had some snow flying around. so that was certainly a big deal for the students at the public school. they're not temperature, sit down, stock some on thursday, but still this legacy of cloud cover and showers, plugging that southeast corner of australia, pillow could be a wider look right now. it's really southern sections right across australia. we've got some cloud, but an improvement in the conditions for perth. so you'll see some more sunny skulls over the next little bit. now for new zealand, this is not what we need some more rain starting to dance in here. both for the north and the south island impacting flight hit areas, but unlike last time, the system is a quick mover. so by friday,

the bulk of that activity is out of there. as we look towards south east asia. right now, some heavy falls of rain for southern sections of indo china, but a lot of energy being drawn up into this tropical storm that we have. so areas west of hong kong, typhoon warnings in play. this is going to pass over a high non is while, so a lot of rain and wind to come over the next little bit for southern china. that sure weather update bye for now. ah, with indonesia your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy is busy transforming, ready to beat your business. partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you. invest indonesia now.

ah ah. you're watching al jazeera tom to recap our headlines. ukrainians, a holding muted celebrations to mock 31 years of independence from soviet rule. mass gatherings have been banned in the capital key of and curfews imposed in some cities. iran says israel is waging psychological warfare the sabotaged progress in reviving the 2015 nuclear deal. it follows you asked me durham bulls, the throne is dropped, some major demands from the deal allegations. it denies a cause in thailand is suspended. prime minister paiute shadow shawanda review of

his term limits is completed by you took power in a coup in 2040 critic se he's reached the maximum limit of 8 years in office. families in poland are bracing for a tough winter. the country is facing wide spread, coal shortages after russian imports of fuel were banned. unlike the rest of europe, poland relies on coal rather than gas for power and heating under simmons, travel to count of kirk kat of it, sir. see how people are preparing for the cold months. 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 cold, not gas, like the rest of europe. ref, our rules call seller is normally stocked up for winter by now, but he can't find any coal to buy. and if he could, he'd pay almost 4 times what he used to use them and golden again, i'm not a minor orange. urologist put the coal is right here beneath our feet,

and i've been trying to buy it for 3 months with 0 results and average when he's right. this region is rich with coal, but polish production is limited, and the government has band imported cold 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 drivers from all over poland are spending days on end and cues like these. it's because the loads may be small, but the profits a 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 of either be tagged what the government should do is get pension as a special allowance on coal delivered to that 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. and ministers say companies are importing coal ahead of the coming winter polish companies are now importing call from other countries from columbia, indonesia, south africa, and placing her with that dirt, the quantities of cold were 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 and on thursday,

andrew will report on challenges facing another eastern european country in the coming months. i'll be reporting on a different type of crisis here in hungary. it's 85 percent reliant on russian gas . and that's causing many problems. a group of e u countries is pushing to ban russian taurus, russia, borders, european union members, finland, stonier, lat fear, lithuania and poland. all 5 wanton e u. y ban on russian visitors, the block band, russian plains, from its air space following moscow's invasion of ukraine in february. that turned countries with land borders into popular holiday destinations for russian tourists . russian license plates on luxury cars are a common site that finland's biggest, therefore, is foreign minister says finland has become a transit country. ban is expected to be discussed at next week's meeting of e u foreign ministers. on thursday ra hanging refugees will mark the 5th

anniversary of the exodus from me and mar. hundreds of thousands of people from the countries most. the minority fled a violent military cracked down in 2017. now, nearly a 1000000 wrangler live in one of the world's largest refugee camps in cox's bazaar, freedom of movement is limited. they kept on the increasingly harsh conditions. bangladesh is pushing for that re pat. creation of the un human rights chief says it's too dangerous for them to return. time to child reason. cox's bizarre tells us more about the situation that 5 years on a 1000000 reparative living. and the largest refugee camp in cox says, bazaar, when you walk in the straits and talk to the wrong guys, you can send the frustration and sense of hopelessness. most know they are going back to me on my anytime soon, many of the rowing refugees we spoke to said that there was increase restriction in the cam. those barbara all around the need permission to move around. there's also

gang violence within the time between growing our gangs. there is also killing of many of the camp leaders in recent months, as well as in the last couple of years. there's also period of incidence of fire across the come, many joining us try to flee the camp and head toward southeast asia for better life on the process, hundreds of died. more than 50 percent of the total joy hang out. refugees are children. when he walked across the campus, you said children everywhere. this is one of the major concern for the growing up families. they want education for their children. there is no formal education school, there's only informal school run by the unicef and other agencies. all the home based schools are shut down by the government. this is one of their main concern right now. nearly $1200000.00 host come in a year on the refugee camps. now they're also frustrated. bunger those government. it's also finding, it's difficult to manage the camp 5 years on that is no tangible movement. there's been a lot of visit by lomax un representative,

but nothing concrete or tangible happened so far. there has been 2 fail repair creation process. many bilateral talks between me and marin bangladesh, the banker, the government, blames man for rigging on its promises not making any effort to take back the growing as to their homeland indirect kind. despite all the diplomatic effort bangers, this government is well, community has not putting enough pressure on man to take back the rest of it to their homeland rescue teams in pakistan, the working around the clock to help hundreds of thousands of people stranded by floods. the provinces of southern sinned and southwest and ballade just stand have been badly hit this week. the armies deployed thousands of soldiers to areas where bridges and highways have been severely damaged. hundreds of people have died in floods in pakistan since june. more rain is forecast in the coming days. the cool is that it is full of the $34.00 districts in bulk system. 31 have been partially awfully damaged. this is clearly

a catastrophe. both the mountains and the plains have been hit by flooding. our rescue team has no time to rest now and is engaging intense rescue. operations. voting is on the way in and go with what's expected to be the closest election in decades. opposition leader. the better cost the junior has cost is balance in the caps lawanda. the routing party of president jour lorenzo is aiming to extend its 47 years in power of frustration at rising poverty, and inflation is fueling a strong challenge from cost the juniors coalition. and the 3rd going through is an africa political analyst at the consultancy control risks group. she says the lecture will likely come down to go. this economic circumstances gone through quite a tough time in the past 6 to 8 years. so in 2015, it entered into a recession, which would last for 6 years. and then of course, already being in

a recession, it was hit very hard by the code, 900 demick, especially when oil price, oil price crushed in april 2020. given that it's, that's a major revenue earning, and those, you know, really had an impact on. so if you're economic conditions that were not that good to begin with, i think that definitely contributions to a sense of disillusionment with the ruling party. the other thing is that when president finance, who took over in 2017, there was a kind of renewed optimism in the country that perhaps he would open up the greater civil society space that he would hold local elections. that, you know, perhaps the board was proto, macroeconomic stability that might start to trickle down. but of course, that hasn't entirely happened. some of it has been a lack of political will. other things have been just global shocks. but this is really contributed to this feeling of delusion. and this is,

this is what you could potentially see the emperor late and not fair as well as it has had previous elections. former us police officer has pleaded guilty for her role in the death of round a tailor, a blank woman shot and killed during a police raid. taylor died in a home in 2020. a death sparked protests against racial injustice and police brutality. across the u. s. federal investigator said, kelly good let conspired to create a cover story and added a line to a search warrant jabber times he has more. kelly good look now has pled 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 offices who have been charged by the department of justice. there's a 3 offices then charged with bureaucratic side of the raid. another office has been charged with excessive force, the officer who basically stood outside brianna taylor's apartment,

just shooting wildly into the apartment. despite the fact we could see anything that we're 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 tennis apartment who bust in. they claim that they announce themselves brown, tennis boyfriend who was the big said said they did not. they're the ones who actually 510, yes, many sholtes inside the apartment 6 with which hit brown until one of which killed them that i've been charged with anything. so it's clearly welcomed that people are being charged by the federal government for constitutional crimes. but this is clearly fatal all out of state level, but, but southern still being looked at at least something moving forward that the people are slowly perhaps beginning to be held accountable for, for the steph. columbia has ended the policy of destroying cocoa crops as newly

elected president, gustavo petro overalls, a fight against drug trafficking. the national police director says authorities will focus on intercepting cocaine shipments and providing incentives for farmers to produce legal crops. previous governments deployed soldiers and drones to eradicate coca farms that lead to violent confrontations between farmers and security forces. supporters of argentine, as vice president, christina fernandez de caricature, been protesting what they say is judicial persecution of her. yes, the former president greeted the crowds outside the congress as they chanted against the 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 of their party say she is being targeted because she championed the poor

brazil's friends that enjoyable sanara has presided over a lavish ceremony to welcome the preserved heart of the country's 1st emperor. the embalmed organ of dom peddler of the 1st is on loan from portugal going on display as part of celebrations next month. marking brazil's to 100th, anniversary of independence. the occasion has become politically charged coming just ahead of october's bitterly contested presidential election. oliver stone call is associate professor of international relations that julio vargas foundation. he says, for as the a bold scenario is quoting, voters weren't nostalgic about the past. usually, actually, this has not been a politicize the fair because the monarchy is really not something that is so the visible period in brazil's public debate. however, now there's been somewhat of an odd alliance between those who just told you about the military dictatorship between the 190964 in 1085,

and those who actually monarchists, who would like the monarchy to return. and both of these groups in a way and us tells it sort of a mythic past of stability and believes that things used to be more stable and just better in the past than they are today. and i think that the president, in a way is using this moment to say that he is the candidate of stability of continuity. it's quite a turbulent moment right now with a very unstable economic situation. but certainly movements in the polls most and i have been buying things recently due to increased public spending. and i think he's certainly using this moment to project himself as a statesman and somebody who would like to project us stability. so i think particularly. busy those who have a sense that, you know, things used to be better in the past and who disliked the volatility inherent to

democracy could certainly be attracted to the kind of ms on saying the kind of show that the president is putting on the former head of security at twitter says the company has no idea how many fake accounts are operating on the social media platform. that co as filed a whistleblower complaint with us officials in its here legit. the company misled regulate is about it cybersecurity defenses, and was negligent and trying to root out fake accounts with it says the allegations are a false narrative, riddled with inconsistencies. john ty is from whistleblower aid. that is working with peter that cope. he has, the allegations will lead to action being taken by law enforcement. we encourage congress to, to, to do its job. you know, hold hearings if necessary to get some of this stuff legislative necessary and not just in this country, but obviously countries around the.