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nuclear watchdog says shelling at ukraine's apparition. nuclear plant is unacceptable. you in experts will be based that the site permanently. the dramatic moment a gun is pulled on argentina's vice president. christina fernandez. the kushner, a suspect is now in custody. and how nasa is 2022 spatial to see is providing much needed, boost tourism in florida. ah, to lancaster disgrace for president has returned to the country last less than 2 months after he fled during the nations worst economic crisis in memory. go to buy a raja pack. so was blamed for pushing sri lanka to financial disaster. as protested across the country rallied against his rule. for months, people couldn't afford basic goods like food, fuel and medicine will bring you more on that story as we get it. now,

the head of the u. n. 's atomic watchdog says he's worried about ukraine's apparition nuclear plants, and that 2 of his inspectors will stay at the site permanently to continue to monitor the situation. raphael grossi has just been speaking of vienna airport shortly after returning from the facility, the largest atomic power complex in europe. the site was captured by russian forces in february and has become a focus of deep concern with fears shelling of the vicinity through cause and nuclear disaster. we have been seen a military activity around the plant and i was able to see myself and, and my team at impact whole markings on, on buildings of them. so we means that the physical integrity of the foreseen has been violated. not once but several, several,

we believe, and i continue to believe that this vision is extremely complex, extremely challenging, and it will continue to require to permanent, the permanent support and the monitoring that we are trying to provide. now that we are there, or gabriel alexander was monitoring that analysis, sir from kia gabriel. what do you see is the biggest take away from raphael groceries findings there? well, he said a lot of things and very interesting things. you could hear some of them there, but i would say that what i was struck most by was the fact that here in, ki, we've been hearing from a lot of officials that have been framing his visit as though it was stage managed by a russia officials and keith are indicating our insinuating that the russians were not allowing grosse and his team to visit everywhere they wanted to visit. that is

clearly not the case. according to grossi, he said very clearly, that i was allowed to see anything that i wanted to see. i was allowed to visit anything that i wanted to visit and he said i was not prevented from visiting any part of the plan nuclear power plant that i requested to visit. so i think that that really lays to rest any sort of doubt that he was, and his team were able to visit everything, at least for the one day that grossi was there. that's important to point out. he was only there for one day. so the team part of the team is still there now and also in his remarks there at the airport. he also said that with the 2 members of the team that he plans to keep at the nuclear power plant permanently, he said it will. they will be critical because they will be able to sort of verify what is actually happening there,

rather than having one side such as russia claiming one thing and ukraine, claiming another thing. he basically said now are permanent staff. the 2 members he says that will remain at the power plant, will be able to verify everything. i think those are some 2 key points there that he laid out. he also said that the report that he and his team are, are working on about their findings, they're on their visit, he hope to have that completed as early as end of this week. and gabriel, how do we think these findings will be viewed by the ukrainian leadership? do they offer a degree of reassurance stealing well, the findings of the report, you mean, or the findings of what was just said at the press conference or the findings of this report by the i a sure. yeah, absolutely. i think that it depends what said, i mean, it's clear that the ukraine officials here are very skeptical. they clearly

think that this russia manipulated the visit by the i a officials. and, you know, even going so far as to claim the ukrainian journalists and foreign press here and ukraine were not allowed to visit the plant that was blocked by russians. that's a little bit up for debate. it's contested if you will. but the bottom line is, i think that the ukraine unofficial so far are very clear. they wanted the i. e officials to very quickly come out and say russia needs to leave the nuclear power plant immediately. and so far that is not happened. they have not been very forceful. so for the i a in terms of saying that it must be demilitarized by russia immediately. the i. e is a, is running a very delicate fine line here. they're not here with

a mandate on who fired artillery at the plant. they're not here to enforce any sort of no, for any sort of demilitarized zone. so it's very complicated situation, quite frankly. and it really depends on what comes out of that report on how each side will view it. gabriel is under live in care. many thanks. wealthy economies, the form, the g 7 group of nations have agreed to set a price cap on russian oil, hoping it will hit moscow's ability to fund the war. new crane g 75 in as the finance ministers also hope the cap on crude oil and petroleum products will help reduce global energy prices. they say they will, we visit the price as necessary. russia has fired back saying it will stop selling oil to countries that agree to a price limit. the european commission president says progress has been made to low a dependency on russia, the handy mike mines amish. baker. i have agreed on common storage and the storage

level in europe now stands at 80 percent. this was achieved more quickly than expected. in fact, we had only expected this in 2 months. we have worked intensively on getting away from our dependency on russian gas by turning to other supplies by now, nor we deliver us more gas to europe than russia. the united states delivers a large amount of liquefied natural gas to europe. but all of this is not enough, and the f you russian energy, john gas from says a major gas pipeline to europe can't resume deliveries just hours before it was supposed to reopen. this is european countries struggle to secure enough fuel for the winter deliveries from the north stream. one pipeline which runs to germany were meant to resume at o $100.00 g m t on saturday. russia close it on wednesday, citing maintenance work. thou gas from says a turbine has been damaged and gas flows will have to be halted for longer. the kremlin says western sanctions are making it hard to carry out routine maintenance

. but the e u has previously accused moscow of using gases, an economic weapon. ah . right well returning to our top story now the surprise returned. i've got to buy a raja pack said the asked the president of sri lanka, who is now we gather, returned to his home. countrymen. l fernandez is live in colombo for me. now. what more can you tell us about this? the return of credit and now the former president of roger pox has happened and unfolded very quickly. we did hear obviously after that ceremony exists in mid july as the sort of peak of the protest of a sort of public movement that code for his exit from the presidency under the sort of banner go to go home. he literally fled the country on

a military jet that took him to the motives because he felt unsafe in terms of the way things were unfolding. you had tens of thousands of people on the streets in the capital colombo, the overran the official residents of the president. at the time, we heard that he was still, we didn't to spend mrs and had to be evacuated to safety. and that was very dramatic scenes over the been he had to leave you been looking for different ways he, we were hearing reports that he was going to different airports. and then finally the exit was on that slide. so for many people, it's quite a surprise that literally within weeks he has chosen to return to the country. that is also in terms of what he has found in the other countries that he's going to.

he's been in literally 3 countries initially and visit visa and things like that. but even in silent way, he was lost. it was in bank called he was very much confined to his hotel according to reports because the government that had told him that was that of security issues in terms of going out and about. so i think the former president key to get back to sherlock. obviously i'm the strict assurance from the current government, the hood that his party, the p. p, had met with the new president of the committee. and austin, for sure that he safety would be guaranteed all of this happening in the last week or 2, and meeting with the return of good to talk to she lanka. i did speak to the minister of public security who was at the airport. he said that the former

president was getting formality in the v. i. p lounge waiting for those processes to finish. at which point he will sort of go come, come into the capital. now the expectation is that probably return to this by the president, but it did take very early stages yet the one thing he did say that the former president is very lax on his return home. right. and we wait to see what the public reaction to roger packs in return will be in the coming days for now. for now, michelle fernandez live in colombo. many thanks. supporters of argentine is powerful vice president who gathered and went to sara's after christina finance. as the cushion as survived an assassination attempt outside her home, a man has been arrested leah harding as the details. christina fernandez, da kirschner was greeting supporters outside her home in argentina when she was confronted with a gun held to her face. oh,

the vice president duct witnesses screaming kirshner was returning from court when the ordeal happened. the former president is a device of figure in argentina and is in the midst of a corruption trial. she denies the charges he did to this is the most serious event we have gone through since argentina returned to democracy, christina remains alive because of a reason that has yet to be confirmed. technically, the weapon that had 5 bullets did not fire despite being triggered. the man holding the gun was grabbed by some of her supporters and detained. he is believed to be a brazilian in support of the far right. one of the meetings station without confirmation says that he had swastika ah, in cartoon in his arm, he's also a, like many, far right websites, good assumption goal that they monia evil, culmination things like that. in 2018, brazil's current president jarboe scenario was stabbed during an election rally

which boosted his popularity. something analysts say could happen now. for kirschner, the media shows regalia, gun against her head, and thus the shocked imaginings. thank you so huge that, that might help. huh. ironically, to regain some of the property that she might have lost among people who do not agree with her. the president has declared friday a national holiday in defense of democracy, a united response from a government that has seen deepening divisions over its response to another economic crisis, which has seen 70 percent inflation. some of the highest in the world lead hardin al jazeera. let's go live to natalia kozora, who's with supporters of the vice president in boy, a service for us now. and clearly emotions no doubt running high over this assassination attempt. what people are saying where you are. well they have shopped on hold off on this is

a ration, i mean, we've been here for more than 3 hours and the way you're coming in to the square here in front of the palace because i was out of the house as you say, came a shot when the news was known, but these gathering has been building up for quite some time in the context of a trial that the vice president is facing for an edge. corruption supposed to be wanting to come together. possibly they come now. i mean, this is the next reason i much bigger reason having her life so close to have been envied by these attack. so yes, the motion so high, but it's it's also relief for them. the fact that you succeed so have a mixed feelings if you wish, shock,

and relief. we're hearing that the police are now trying to establish motives, but the president, at least, is called this the most serious incident. since the country returned to democracy in 1983, what else they've been saying? well he, he made a public speech that was brought up in every china knowledge and vienna on this evening of the day of the attempt on thursday. and as he actually asked the people to come here to the square and he cleared up a public holiday in national holiday so that people could demonstrate their support for their vice president. he was also very critical of the ideals offer, hate speech that he says have been, he's told and, and, and, and, and disgust in argentina society, which is something that's clearly has some are some reality to it because this is

a very polarized country, in political terms, and, and the motions have been running high between the opposition and the, and the government party. i think now he's trying to tackle that issue, has begin about trying to come together and lower the levels of aggression in public speech. natalia casa in when the sarah is thank you still to come here, now jazeera flooded farmland in sudan, where 15000000 people are struggling to get enough food. ah, how i we got so much need of rain coming into western parts of europe. now you see this band of cloud sliding down towards sir island towards scotland that will bring some useful wine for it, at least across western parts. as we go through the next couple of days and showers

somewhat further south like all past, could see some wet and windy weather. proper september weather, coming through the larry of low pressure just coming into the north west of spain. ab, slightest where little further north east was some sharp showers on that sir. we are going to see some wet weather coming through here where to where the coming in across the low countries, luxembourg belgium. since what were the southern parts of jeremy doubts was c out? and there we go. with that rather more organized band of cloud and rain up towards the island up towards the irish sea western parts scott and seek some big down pause for a time. and that wet weather really does set in as we go on into the early part of next week, at least across those western parts. for a little more sherry, therefore england and well shower some of the most sharp side still in place across sir parts of italy. still some went whether they're into the bulk is but it should be somewhat dryer. for romania, by a sunday much of the med isn't too bad, largely dry, but plenty of sunshine as is the case cost northern parts of africa or shower just around the outs. sorry. the year the atlas mounted showers continue cause central

parts of africa, making the way for the west. ah ah, ah lou. ah,

welcome back. a reminder of the top story, seo and al jazeera sir lancoste disgraced former president has returned to the country and less than 2 months after he fled during the nation's worst economic crisis in memory. go to buy a raj, a pox that was blame for pushing, for lack of to financial disaster as protest is across the country rallied against his rule, the head of the u. n. z. atomic watchdog says he's worried about ukraine's upper region nuclear plant, and 2 of his inspectors will stay at the site permanently to continue to monitor the situation. raphael grossi has just returned from ukraine. the site was captured by russian forces in february. there are fears shelling in the vicinity could fools and euclid disaster. supporters of argentina's powerful vice president have gathered in buenos aires soft. christina fernandez the cushion i survived in the fascination attempt outside her home. the president says, a man pointed a pistol at her point blank range for the gun didn't fire. at least

47 people, including a prominent cleric have been killed in a bombing in western afghanistan. the attack on a mosque inherits was carried out during friday. prayers. catcher, lopez hold. a yan has more. oh, a suicide bomb attack in the biggest most in the city of hot among the dead. a high profile religious scholar with close ties to the taliban. new g brockman ansari had reportedly met the deputy prime minister in another part of the city shortly before the bombing a year into a new government in afghanistan. analysts say the attack is the strike against the taliban as a matter of very deep concern for the government as well. you're losing such kind of figures. you know, molly, would you but one, i'm sorry, was one of the key figures. he was one of the elite softness of the mosque was full of worshippers when the bomb was said needed outside a nearby hospital. people wait for news of the door to live with.

it was around 1240 in the afternoon. we got a call about the attack and sent out ambulances to the year, and we removed, did bodies, and transported the wound it of a power struggle with i still this fueling insecurity in afghanistan and threatened to undermine the authority of the government already economic crisis. and sanctions attacks against high profile figures will post yet another challenge for the taliban castillo. this of the young i just here, thousands of people have taken to the streets in baghdad to demand re gene change in a rug. the group is cooling for reforms and an end to a political deadlock that dragged on for months and prompted weeks of protests by val, she, i, groups of being at assail may to, when it comes to forming a new government. violence fled early this week when the powerful cleric mach tata outsider declared he was quitting politics. the head of pakistan's largest charity

is warning of the threat of famine after devastating floods destroyed crops and livestock. all than 1200 people are now known to have died in pakistan's worst ever flooding disaster. with survivors now facing deadly water born diseases. the southern province of sind, which remains under water, is brace for further flooding next week. pakistan blamed climate change for the recent heavy monsoon range that triggered floods and mab partner the upgrade. i can see a very big family moving very close very soon. i can see it for stages right now that people are going hungry for a week or even 10 days. let me tell you again that despite all i efforts, we haven't been able to reach 90 percent of people. this is a very alarming situation. efforts and torrential rains, and floods and sudan have destroyed huge areas of farm land. they're raising fears of foods insecurity more than 100 people have died and thousands of homes have been destroyed. it. but morgan reports from 0. our de la hamza has spent the last 4

months tending to his farms, hoping to profit from his harvests, but to intervene, shall reigns, and floods hates to dance to 0 state. much of his land was submerged, destroying the crops house in la between ourselves in was i had, we have about 1300 acres. there were farm to season. that drains and flows have covered about $300.00 acres. all what is completely destroyed is a complete disaster. some are trying to train the water, but as a farmer, this summer season has been a complete loss. heavy rains and floods have affected more than 90000 acres into 0 state home to the largest governmental agricultural project in sudan. more than 130000 farmers grow crops, such as corn and cotton for the country and international markets. but rain and floods have affected that, as well as the economy of the state authority see hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of produce have been lost. one lord and his brother numbers are in custody.

as far as this is a loss for us this season, i'll not be having anything to sell them. the corn and anything of a planted is gone. i've lost more than a 1000000 susan is pounds because of the flooding. and farmers income are not the only concern. the flooding of farm lands comes at a critical time for sudan. the united nation says a 3rd of the people in the country are about 15000000 are already struggling to get enough food and with flood waters covering tens of thousands of acres. that number may rise even further. de xena is known as the bread basket of sedan, supplying half of the crops it needs any disruption in that supply. could raise market prices in a concrete, where more than half of the people live in poverty authority state. they've put plans in place to reduce the impact of flats. he has a 1000000 as of the year, want to see them. however, we will split up the farming cycles to make up for the losses. the farmers have incurred the amount of lands farmers plant on during the winter season will be

increased based on the area of land that has been destroyed by the rain be ahead. my love has office lacey, but farmers like our de la feared their lance may not recover in time for the coming season. and they may suffer more economic losses. people, morgan august 0, is the last 8 displace villagers and indonesia, south sil, away se province are pleading for aid or to flash flood submerged homes and schools . heavy rains early this week cause the wrong cong river to burst, forcing thousands of people to flee to higher ground. around 1500 homes have been damaged in the north lulu district in it easier frequently suffer some floods and lance lives during the rainy season. but the situation's been made worse by deforestation. a quarter myanmar has sentence ousted leader hang, sang sushi to 3 years in prison for electoral fraud. the military rulers say they found evidence of at least 11000000 cases of vote afforded the 2020 election. would

sushi party one in a landslide? independent observers did not find any major irregularities. she's already been jailed for 17 years on separate charges, including corruption. amir mother john turn also jail. britton's former ambassador to the grand country of for one year over a visa breach. vicky bowman was arrested a week ago. she was accused of failing to correctly register her place of residence . her husband tain. lynn is a prominent artist and activist. he was also sentenced to a year in prison. voting in the u. k. is conservative party leadership race as close. the winner will be announced on monday and what become the next prime minister, replacing boys johnson who was our sit after a string of scandals for him. secretary list truss is expected to when she's been battling we she soon ack. all summer to appeal to the parties, school membership. the contest has taken place as the cost of living spirals with energy bills and inflation soaring on saturday. masses,

most powerful rocket ever is due to blast off to the moon after the 1st attempt was thwarted by engine issues. earlier this week, the lift off is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people to what's known as florida space coast. and as charles stratford report said, centuries and boost the region, desperately needs lift off the final lift off of atlanta shoulders of the space july. the 11th 2011. and you the last space shuttle launch, the beginning of what many commentators cool america's decade long space program slo minus the kennedy space center laid off more than 7000 workers. and space enthusiasts who filled restaurants and hotels and lined the shore to watch lodges disappeared. but not as reinvigorated space program and a boost from private companies like space x and blue horizon means florida's so called space coast is alive again. i'm just happy. it's booming. the way it is. i'm

happy they got the program going back up now and happy people come out and enjoy with us. so i think it for several rocket launch is carried out each month including space x carrying star link internet satellites. more than 12000 civil servants, private contractors and others now work at the kennedy space center. almost as many as those employ during the heyday with the shuttle programs go right on a mission to prepare for the next era world, co operation in space. hotels and restaurants of filling up once more, it excites me that the people are still excited enough in this country to flow here to see it. they still look at it as historic, and i hope we never lose that. ah, you know, it's obviously good for the space program. it's good for the country and certainly good for the city of tide is one of our county. you know, we're back and, oh,

it is the kind of the saying goes, now we're going to the moon. nasa says it sent to launch the are to miss moon mission on saturday after problems with an engine cooling system, delayed lift off last week. space coast spectators will be again packed along these florida shores. shall stratford unctuous era. or remember, you can find much more on that story and all of the days news on our website ounces era dot com ah, the top stories allow to 0 is for link as disgrace. former president has returned to the country less than 2 months after he fled during the nation's worth economic crisis in memory. go to buy a ranch a pack, so was blamed for pushing for lanka to financial disaster.