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ah, i'm on the inside. this is out there a life and death also coming up support is of a moron. con. gather outside his house is the form of pakistani prime minister is charged with contempt of cold, iraq's prime minister threatened to quit if political conflict continues after a day of violent protests. mikhail gorbachev, the last president of the soviet union, and the man who helped in the cold war dies at the age of 191 of to weeks. if negotiations investigation is from the un nuclear watchdog off. finally, on their way to the russian occupied zachary ship power plant in ukraine. the i 18 left. keep. early wednesday morning,

ukraine and russia have accused each other of shelling around the nuclear facility, which is the largest of its kind in europe. the fighting has raised phase of a possible radiation league with us. you know, we have a very, very for there to perform with their health study license recreation as much as we can. i am really conscious the read of us these moment, but we are ready. yeah. you ready? so we will be reporting to the mission. we're going to be spending a few days there. go to a corresponding tourist about who is life for us now from keep teresa. we understand fighting is currently going on around the south region power plant. how

dangerous is the situation there? and how is it going to impact that i. e visit while there's been reports? so if a shilling around all this up for a nuclear power plant, it's a broad area and what has happened there? if you can expand it, it's like the, the nuclear power plant is located in a town that's called inaudible that and on the other side of that the need for river is an area that control by ukrainian forces. so shelling has been ongoing on the, on the other side of the river, we've heard that at least at 2 different type of exclusion happened in the city of nico, that is currently, and there ukrainian control that the federal people were injure them. that's the location where the a team is heading. you know, the, if there is a road that they will be taking, is unbiased, close to creating official or saying that russian forces have been shilling all around the area where the e t a team is expected to pass by. so, you know,

there's like a big security issues surrounding this whole operation. it's not clear yet, which roads are going to go where they're going to stay where they're going to stay in nickel, which is the area that's controlled by ukrainians or in america. that's where the plant is located and that is currently the russian controlled, and that's where they have established a base, right, where the nuclear power plant is located. so, you know, there's lots of intrigue about how this operation is going to be in place. it's very, very interesting. however, what they're going to have to be doing once they arrive there control the damage that has been cost in the plant, talk to you cranes, technicians who are under control of russian soldiers. and we're handling the every day operations off the plans. and of course, that specific safety systems are in place. you know, lots of concern around that area in ukraine with a history of the turnover disaster, for example, about what could happen if something went wrong. and what is the situation in terms of fighting in other parts of the country while press it

involving me to landscape, has confirmed that there are several operations on the way all across the front line trying to push back russian forces. in fact, there's been talk about a counter offensive in the star was a part of the country for several week. when you know, the revision 1st began, russia started to take control of the other part of the country, but they manage the cranium forces managed to stop them, preventing them from reaching the city or their president, phil. and he has been asking and promising ukrainian people that he's going to liberate some of those towns that are currently under russian occupation. it's not clear yet how that fighting is going. because while you premium government is saying that they have managed to push back russian troops, the russia and government saying that is the other way around that. but they have managed to destroy several more vehicles and have you know, cost casualties among ukrainian forces. so, you know, the fighting, you still ongoing,

focusing now on the south. ukraine is going on the offensive trying to push russia back. we're going to have to see whether they have the manpower or the weapons to be able to carry this out. okay, for now. thank you for that. theresa bo, that 1st live in cave. hundreds of supporters of pakistan's form that prime minister ron con, have gathered outside his home ahead of his course appearance in some about he's been charged with contempt of court and follows last week's charges. under the anti terrorism acts, prosecute to say, threatened police officers and a judge involved in the recent arrest of one of his top aides. if convicted, he faces a 6 month prison term, an automatic disqualification from running for office. as close to come, all hider who was outside that court house in a slum about. so come on, iran con, has 2 charges against him today. he's in court for the 1st charge. talk us through what we're expecting. will let you rightfully

mention that to cases today's case, but change to a contempt of court case. and that's because the because of the remarks that he had made a public rally. now the form of prime minister am ron con, claimed to his at door nay. that there was a misconception that the judge who did not approve all who, sorry, improved the romando of one of the style fall of the former prime minister. mister gale, who m, ron said, had been tortured, that he was not aware that this was not an executive magistrate working on behalf of the federal government, but at your additional office. now, a will be appearing before this court and a contempt judge because of the amount he made against this particular judge. also,

tomorrow he is going to appear before the and to generate them called the federal government tax report, charges against them saying that he had criticized and undermined the the police said that security forces and a judge. and therefore, this was done to mount to an act of dead i saw today of god he will be appearing before the court. the court is likely to all came to possibly then get an apology, end up, watch that court hedge bargain. that after an apology or an admission that there was a mistake, they have been indian to politicians. however, this is all coming at the time when the country is facing a great a 1000000 people are affected by a devastating floods. however, august on the politicians are beginning amongst themselves. it is a policy of good for died and the people of august on want to concentrate more on helping those people who are in so there wouldn't be the support. randolph got

a dime like this, the political parties are struggling to rendered buckets on a boiler dish and were left to right above that and tried to help the people rather than get rango dinner dead for dad fuller to get a written deco. thank you for the update. come on haida outside the courthouse in islamabad. the u. s. justice department says it has evidence that former president donald trump's team was hiding classified files at his florida home and obstructing an investigation into whether he illegally removed top secret documents from the white house. and a court finding on cheese de gum and lawyers say it was that evidence that prompted the search of trumps mar log my residence at the beginning of august. more than $320.00 classified documents have now been found there. tom says the search was politically motivated, wrongs caretaker, prime minister says he will resign if the political crisis and unrest continues.

must suffer. alchemy address the nation after 2 days a violent protest in bagdad heavily fortified green zone. the chaos ended when powerful shared political lead. a mcdonald, sata ordered his supporters to withdraw on tuesday afternoon, at least 30 people were killed. hundreds wounded in protest, sparked. i saw their announcement that he was quitting. politics will have the laguna and i will this if they want to continue to create disputes and complications a not to listen to the source of reason that i will make a moral decision. but i'll proceed to leave my post in accordance to the rocky constitution. that's an appropriate time. why do people or country iraq is bleeding on has been bleeding for a long time? not such a coast. he was a speak now to to or said jabari has been following developments from baghdad. dosa, how likely is it that the prime minister will act on his threat of resigning?

and if it does happen, what could that mean? well, it's unclear how serious those threats are that are made by the current iraqi prime minister must have fall academy, who himself has been in the position since may of 2020. he was also appointed as a caretaker, prime minister. but the political upheaval in this country has just continued and he, in that speech seemed very, very frustrated and tired from the ongoing political crisis that has been dragging on and now reached a very violent days. and over the past 48 hours here at the iraqi prime minister said that at the duality of the state and non state needs. and he also said that the arms that have been used against the iraqi people should be used to protect them. he said that he was willing to step aside if these disputes between the various factions with don't come to an ent,

he just seemed to me as saying that he's not really able to carry out his duties with all this political infighting that is ongoing as well. as the violence that us crew been created as a result of it. what would happen if he does choose to leave office is that the president would be in charge of the country and then the president would have a 15 day period to appoint another caretaker prime minister who would take over that position until the next elections are held in this country, we also heard from the iraqi president himself, barham sala on that tuesday evening. who said that possibly early elections would be one way out of this current crisis that had, that has been ongoing and really and crippling the iraqi government and the economy . and also ever they a lives of ordinary iraqis. and how would you describe the situation, the mood they on the streets of baghdad following 2 days of loss of turbulence

and political unrest? well this morning on the streets of baghdad, things appeared to be back to normal and their streets have been reopened. all the main bridges and roads that were closed off in and around the green zone have been reopened. people are back to work after at being home for a few days with the government issuing a decrease, saying that offices were closed as a result of the violence. what is clear is that people are extremely frustrated and disappointment in the lack of an government's ability to be able to do anything against these armed groups that have been fighting which has spilled on to the streets and claim the lives of 31 people. now, according to the countries interior ministry and injury over 150 others. and many people are just frustrated with all the continuous fighting and really have very little faith in the various factions that have now come into power or are

struggling to stay in power. what is clear is that the aimed a of the shared leader books, others, other to show his power in the country has been achieved. now, whether or not he will keep that support after the violence that transpired, raised to be seen because many people say what was the point of all that at that violence which they saw not only are on the streets of baghdad, but in the $45.00 green zone itself, which hasn't seen that kind of violence for many, many years. there is a sense that the system is just not working and that the government is powerless to do anything about it. thank you for that or surgery there for us in baghdad. still ahead on al jazeera, economic battle intensifies between russia and europe. as moscow shuts off a gas pipeline, please do not drink the water to be clear. please do not drink. the water water

cries is in the state of mississippi people on the st. capital one not to use public supplies. mm. ah. hi there, thank you for joining em. we've got a line of storm stretching. we'll call it from the south of france rate through to romania and in this so we could see some severe outbreaks of thunderstorms packing . some hail as well, but i don't think as bad as it has been over the last few days and that's because we've lost one of the main ingredients, high temperatures to fuel some, that instability, this is white doubt that heat so big drop in the temperatures here when i show the forecast for is stumble, we've cut some more downpours to be expected here just a short time ago. we saw the flooding in the city as a result of some those thunder downpours. let's talk. temperatures will paint the

colors on dark of the red, the higher the temperature through the levant syria into jordan. we've got high temperatures. this is an extended period of heat, so we're into september 1st on thursday. the record for the month is 40 and we've got you in for $38.00 on friday, other side of the mediterranean right now, some showers around the parent ease. we've got his son cloud combo for the rest of iberia and look at the baltic states in western russia. much cooler air in play here after those storms. and i think some big problems across western africa with these downpours. and then we got big winds across quasi luna tall in south africa on wednesday that sher update. ah frank assessments, how much support is there if it's straight protest that we've seen in hotel across the rest of the country, the street has been, has been very good. that's happening into the cold. confounded people across the country, informed opinions. we will say more of these,

what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some ways where they were storing italy's credibility. this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera lou? ah, welcome back. he watching out 0 mind if our top stories this, our investigators from the un nuclear watched olga on their way to the russian occupied zap regio power plant in ukraine. ukraine in russia accused each other of shelling around the nuclear facility, raising fears of a possible disaster. support is a former pakistani prime minister, wrong call,

and have gathered outside his house in a show of support ahead of his court appearance. collins been charged with contempt of court on a rocky prime minister, mister fall academy says he will resign if the political crisis and unrest continue to address the nation after 2 days of vaught and protest in bagdad, sparked by the she at need of thought, i was sort of announcement that he was quitting politics. russia has shut down the north stream one pipeline for 3 days to plane maintenance. it is the main link delivering gas to germany and the rest of western europe. in recent months, russia has significantly reduced the volume of gas transported via the pipeline. dominic cane reports from rudest off. this is the port over compressor turn and only a st. petersburg where gas meant for german markets is ready for delivery. and yet in these pictures, excess gas is being burned off,

which is odd because for months the volume of gas sent to germany via the nord stream, one network has been cut. and for the next 3 days, nothing will come through it. part of planned maintenance says gas problem, part of president vladimir putin politic ng says, germany on gets we are literally paying a price. these stoppages have been bandied about him, talk shows and political speeches as a rhetorical possibility over the summer in zone. but it's not rhetoric, it's a bitter reality for me. this is little brooklyn friend, that which is why ministers have spent months trying to find gas from other sources . feedback for any part of the german government's coping strategy depends on installations like this one, a gas storage facility at looters, doff outside berlin. here it's already almost 95 per cent full and 95 percent capacity is the target. the german government has set to be reached by the

1st of november, but storage of gas is only one aspect of the solution. one analyst says in the short term, every one is being urged to use as little gas as possible. reduce demand in industry and households wherever you can, and not only industrial processes, but also when and, and heats and heating systems, but also when it comes to electricity, man, that's precisely why the government at the moment is trying to encourage all consumers all sectors to reduce demand because that's what can bring down on the consumption. in theory, full gas storage will only cover german needs for a few winter months, which is why the government has been building new liquefied natural gas terminals on its north sea coast. so that the ellen g shipments it's been buying in can help cover any shortfall in the coldest months early next year, covering german needs in the longer term involves breaking with russian fossil fuels for ever. dominant cane al jazeera looters,

doff has been another air strike in mikella. the capital of ethiopia is nor than to guy region, the number of casualties from the assault which happened their hospital is not clear. on friday, unicef accused the if the open air force of attacking a kindergarten the governors denied as saying it was targeting rebel positions. fighting between the government and to grant rebels resumed. last week. after 5 months lull, tributes have been pouring in for the soviet lead and cal gorbachev whose died at the age of $91.00. he played a crucial role in ending the cold war, and he won the nobel peace prize. at home, he initiated economic reforms and made it easier for people to openly criticize their leadership. but he was deposed in a k, which eventually resulted in the collapse of the ussr. it's where he gets me, looks back on his life. so me. let me call go, but you've changed the queue. so 20th century history. his legacy though is valued

more by some than by others in the west. he is revered as a great statesman, a nobel peace prize winner, who played a decisive role in ending the cold war. to many russians, he's the man who allowed the soviet empire to collapse, exposing millions to hardship and humiliation his legacy is that he allowed, or the peaceful collapse of the soviet union. it did not use massive forces keep eastern europe ah, in the empire. and that he deserves credit, but it is not that this was hunger came in, trying to undermine the system. he tried to re, formerly, as a young man. gorbachev study galore at moscow state university. he went on to forge a career and the communist party eventually becoming its general secretary and leader of the soviet union. but the command economy gorbachev inherited was failing and there was shortages of food and consumer goods. which of try to fix things with

glass? no st. and perestroika reforms that were to revolutionize the soviet system. where the goal should you lady that we made more enterprise, more democracy, more organisation and more discipline. then we will be able to bring perestroika up to full speed and give new impetus to developing socialism. bethany, his leadership also led to a revolution in relations with the west, face to face with you as president ronald reagan, who, which of signed a treaty, eliminating an entire class of nuclear weapons, curbing the nuclear arms race. it was the beginning of the end of the cold war. soon, the berlin wall fell, and after a failed qu, by hard line. as in moscow, the soviet union itself was design a gorbachev resigned cielo pleasantry sir, in this situation which follows the establishment of the commonwealth of independent states. i hereby cease to act as the president of the soviet, you know, you. so you did most not was not present info is to settle awarded the nobel peace

prize in 1990 gorbachev remained in the public eye watching democratic progress erode relations with the west deteriorate. well, right now, the present russians are ibm or boots in trying with military force to rebuild the soviet union, to reintegrate through forceful means, kind of undo the gorbachev legacy michelle gov. i talked, united nations secretary general antonio, the terrorist says the world's most, the towering global leader, russian president vladimir putin has expressed his deepest condolences. which off with his famous crimson birthmark, was one of the most recognizable figures of 20th century politics. and one of its most influential a taliban has settled

fireworks and the afghan capital kabul to celebrate the departure of the last u. s. soldiers. one year ago, wednesday has been declared a public holiday president. j bought and withdrew the last u. s. forces off to 20 year war that kill tens of thousands of afghans and more than 2000 american troops. a taliban is struggling with the political isolation and growing humanitarian crisis. people lebanon have purchased it against a draw flow. they say will make it even harder to withdraw from their bank accounts . lebanese banks have strictly limited foreign currency withdrawals since 29 team. economy is plummeted over the last 3 years in one of the wells with financial crises. experts say the government needs to create a wind wide ranging economic recovery plan on the president and current vice president earth argentina. christina, fernandez, the kitchener is on trial accused of corruption. the verdict is g later this year,

a cause by the prosecution to have her jail have angered her supporters. daniel, while the reports from when his aris, the former president and current vice president of argentina, christina fernandez, the kitchener is on trial. in the case of dividing the nation, the prosecution say she led one of the biggest corruption syndicates in the country's history. she calls it a political which aunt empties that it was going into flexion. this trial started with this fiction that was recounted by the prosecutors over 5 days. during those 5 days, i listened to those accusation that were not accusations. there were a fiction, a script, a very bad one. besides being false. yes, it does, but it is always he got sick on daily. the prosecution is calling for a 12 year prison sentence and the lifetime ban on the vice president holding public office at one opposition politician even demanded her execution. in

response to supporters took to the streets outside her apartment in one osiris. please controlled by the opposition lead city government responded aggressively provoking strong criticism from the national government, including the president, alberto fernandez. the supporters now keep the vigil outside the home. on the 3rd of april lead i, when i left discipline, when you put one of our main political leaders on trial in such a weak case, you undermine democracy and a lot of blood had spilt to win our democracy. ammunition, she did so much the schools, the city metro gave food to the poor, equip see universities and gave her wage to housewives. christina fernandez, the kitchen that divides opinion like no other. but this trial is about much more than whether she's guilty or not guilty. it's about how many argent time see the future of their tra all country. so if you have a former president, the wife of a former president, and now argentina's vice president,

this is kitchener has been around for long enough to have made plenty of friends and a lot of enemies. her opponents, you the former president, the symbolic of the corruption, this blighted argentina for generations. they want to prevent her standing again for president in next year's elections. a sunday i thought he got out of hinting it will be historic for argentina, but it's the 1st summer female president convicted for a fully proven corruption crime that it serve as an example for all of the all. now if we don't think that it gives us hope that we still have justice an argentine and this has only just begun the verdict on christina kitchener and the 12 other accused is expected later this year. whenever the outcome argentine will be divided by an increasingly bitter conflict, and so on the al jazeera, when osiris the governor, the us state of mississippi, is declared a state of emergency in the regional capital jackson. people that don't have clean

drinking water because the treatment plant has been overwhelmed by floods. john pension explains the water in mississippi's largest city is undrinkable. do not drink the water, ought to be clear. please do not drink the water. a 150000 residence of jackson, the state capitol cannot drink to water, cannot reliably shower flush their toilets or battle their cities fires. governor tate reeves on tuesday declared a state of emergency one with no end in sight. i can't give you a timeframe as to when we will be pushing out of safe drinking water. days of torrential rains have swollen the pearl river, mixing sewage and drinking water and overwhelming the city's main water treatment plant, causing it to fail with the city. unable to afford the repairs, the state is offering emergency funding. this gets into quite possibly billions of

dollars. and so that is far beyond the city of jackson's reach to be able to accomplish that. on our long time, jackson resident bernard smith saw it coming and stopped up. i'll will try to stop go. oh, war to supply because this stuff that don't bowl in any instances when you know you and i don't where this happens, you don't just all of a sudden you add to your supply. they always tell me a snake, a bite. the bird jackson's population is largely black, a quarter live in poverty. it's one of many us cities, suffering water supply problems, and until it can restore its water treatment plant and feel its aging pipes residence will have to make do with boiled water, bottled water and plenty of patients. john henderson al jazeera ah.