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hello, i'm sammy's a dan. this is the news our live from tao ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. an independent intensive forensic investigation finds the killing of al jazeera journalist sharing knob locks. i buys very forces was deliberate. our walls is in big truck. the un secretary general warmth of a grim outlook on many fronts. if we don't act at the open, this is general assembly after wreaking havoc in puerto rico, arkansas, and brings heavy rain and flash floods the caribbean. ah, upon that man's freedom, 22 years in jail course in the u. s. over turns out, downside murder, conviction and in foreign packets on his hosting are landmark, cricket series, england are playing their 1st international matches in the country for 17 years.

ah, independence investigation has found the killing of shipping a blog re by israeli soldiers. in ne, was deliberate al jazeera provided material for the analysis which was carried out by the research firm forensic architecture and of hawk, a human rights group. the investigation reconstructed in this video and animation started the angle of these railey stipend gunfire in relation to assuring location the rate of fire and the number of bullets used. it rolls out the possibility of confrontations between israeli forces and palestinian gunmen in the occupied west bank at the time. it also says the sniper, open fire for 2 minutes targeting the i'll just hear a journalist and anyone trying to rescue i was marksman typically use an optical

scope that is mounted on their m for assault rifles, and magnifies their vision for times. this is the opening for the scope we simulated how shootin and the other journalists would appear from the marksman position 190 meters away. according to the model, this is what the marksman would have seen when they began shooting. the journalists press vest would have been clearly visible here and throughout the incident, we were able to verify their visibility by placing a camera with a telephoto lens at the precise position of the marksman and taking a photograph at 4 times magnification, indicating what the marksman would have seen through the scope the journalists were clearly identifiable as such. we reconstructed alleys, position when he was shot, and the bullet points of impact, as well as students position and the point of impact when she was shot and killed.

when the marksman shot shooting, she was turned away from them with her precipice in full view. we also identified the impact of 4 shots that hit the st. the proximity of the shots confirms the professional marksman repeatedly and explicitly targeted the journalists. earlier my colleague, tom spoke to alma ferocity the lead investigator for the research group, forensic architecture. he began by asking him about the scope of the analysis. well, we've been working every day since the day that she was killed on the 11th of may on this to create a very precise forensic analysis of all the circumstances of this shooting. how thorough it is that we are creating for the 1st time a spatial reconstruction and analysis,

through footage and photographic documentation of the site that transforms the site into a model that can be measurable to the millimeters. with that, with the unprecedented or unseen before footage, we can locate the precise position of the journalists including sharing of authentic throughout the incident of the shooting at them as well as the position for the 1st time to basically tell you exactly where the israeli occupation forces were and where they shot out of we actually know the whole that they shot out of by, by constructing this model and positioning them throughout the space were able to ask questions about what the israeli soldier see when they shot we were able to ask questions about what was the timing of the shots? were there any others around? these are questions that were coming up, but what could not be answered without this kind of forensic analysis? and what's difference here is that our work is can beyond the journalistic work,

our work is admissible. and national and international court of law, it will be used to mobilize as evidence, legal actions for the justice of shooting. so do you think that some of this could play a part in the international criminal court claim that has just gone ahead this morning? we hope that all our work, including this one is giving evidence material and concrete evidence that hasn't been given before. our list of findings is long and thorough and precise. and we do hope and think that it will push us to, to see for ourselves what we knew all along. that there was a deliberate targeting, that they could identify them as journalists, as they were shooting that they denied shooting off their medical aid. after she had been hit and that there was no one else around that there was no cross fire that there was no fighting around. i mean, seeing this evidence. yes,

we do think that it is beyond any dose of what happened here. not only of the possibility, we know that the israel occupation forces shot shooting. and we have very strong evidence to say that they deliberately targeted them repeatedly as journalists that they knew, they were journalists and they repeatedly targeting them. so yes, we think that it will be a strong case for calling on further investigations. yeah, we think is very clear what we found here. let's bring in my one shot, i'll just hear a senior political analyst. he joins us now from london. some are wrong. let's put this latest report into context. it is just one in a series of reports that have pointed the finger, clearly it israel. absolutely, it simply affirms what we've already known. over the last several

weeks and months, i would even go further and say it confirms what we've known from the very beginning. israelis have tried to throw us off, i'm off the rest of the international media in order to project the ability on the palestinian side. but clearly they are the occupation force. clearly the soldiers were hiding on an armored vehicle. and clearly there was a very precise targeting to be able to kill a journalist that says, journalist press on her and to shoot precisely between the helmets and the vest. that's like a marksman. type job. and we all, we all know also that this is the kind of an explanation unit that was sent visioning as it was always sent. as you said, now we have a number of independent investigations as if we needed only, but there are

a number of independent investigations, a number of confirmations that these railways, auto sponsible, operationally they are certainly responsible, politically. we also know, and this is important, but in terms of days, rainy military doctrine, the commanders of the generals, have an important authority to act independently on the ground on their occupation and that the soldiers have been radicalized over the years. india is really military, so really all the evidence does signal our that is right, has intentionally targeted our colleagues. sure it will this investigation. will this report prompt movements on accountability? no one would hope. so. i am no legal scholar and i cannot talk about the hague. but i would say that in as far as the international public opinion or the court of

public opinion, certainly the indictment of israel has reached late. the stage not only have a number of independent investigations, but also a number of important media outlets. western media outlets in capitals and cities that are, you know, close to israel. we have an independent israeli investigation into the kidney. so all in all, in terms of the court of public opinion. certainly the indictment is as clear as the sun and clearly and as far as the various international organizations. and as far as 0 and sharina family. this certainly enough evidence to pursue the israeli government days or in the military israeli command center in terms of their responsibility for the

assassination or shooting. right. thanks so much milan, bashar al jazeera senior now complaint has also been filed with the international criminal court, demanding accountability for the killing. it's the 2nd case filed at the i. c. c. speaking in the hague, anton a barclay called for justice for his sister's killing. it has been over 4 months since she didn't was good. our family shouldn't have to wait another day for justice. that's why in addition to quin continuing your record for a u. s. investigation. we are also holding on the international criminal court order to begin the process for holding the killers or council is their own general to investigate their own crimes. and it's time, it's time for their international community to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts. they,

there must be consequences when ellipticals with impunity, if not to keep the door open for reserves military or any of the city to do this again. ah, an annual meeting of global leaders is taking place in new york in the words of the un secretary general. the session of the general assembly comes at a time when the world is in great peril. we do the action across the board. let's have no illusions we are in rough seas. a winter of global discontent is on the horizon. a cost of living crises is raging. thrust is crumbling, inequality is, are exploding, and our planet is burning. the international community is not read the or willing to tackle the big that emetic challenges of our age. these crises threatened the

very future of humanity, and the fate of all planet cries is like a new grain and the multiplication of conflicts on the globe crime. it's like the climate, the emergency and biodiversity loss cries, is like the dire financial situation of developing countries and the faith of the sustainable development goals. diplomatic as a jane space is live for us now at the united nation. so quite a grim warning there from the secretary general, a taste of things to come perhaps for this un general assembly session. it is a really bleak picture painted by the secretary general just looking at the huge list of conflicts around the world. very view places are getting better. the situation with regard to climate change, he says, is getting very, very serious. indeed. he pointed to pakistan. we're a 3rd of the countries been on the water in his recent visit to pakistan. i heard the 2nd general speak 6 time. he's spoken here, 6 years been secretary general,

and the, the view of him, the view of the world is getting darker each year and those speeches this year, the thing that's added to everything is a war in europe. the war in ukraine, i've been speaking about that war to the u. s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield. she's a. busy member of our president biden's cabinet, i asked her about the u. s. is view of where we are now. let the ukrainians have never turned their backs on diplomacy, but they have to defend themselves. the russians made a decision that they would prefer war over peace over diplomacy. so if there are discussions taking place between the 2 of them this week, we encourage that. but we know that until russia takes its troops out of ukraine, it's going to be very difficult to have meaningful diplomacy with them. as you know, russia is on the back foot. militarily the talk now is russia's next tactic,

which may be referenda in lieu hans and donates. what would the u. s. is reaction if they tried to annex that territory as they did in 2014 with crimea. they will not be recognized by anyone in the international community. they were not recognized in 2014 and it will not be recognized at this time around. it is illegal annexation of another country's territory. so that is the us ambassador, the united nations ukraine is very much the top issue at this year's un general assembly on thursday. in addition to all the world leaders speaking, which will be continuing all week one by one the speeches. and in fact, president tuan, expect to speak shortly on thursday. we have the un security council meeting. the french foreign minister is called that meeting before a ministers around the table, the u. s. secretary state anthony blinking will be there. so will the russian foreign minister and the cranium, foreign minister around the table speaking,

i suspect you're not going to get much diplomacy. that it's likely to be a war of words, play it out in public on our screens on thursday at the security council. but with both the ukranian delegation here and the russian delegation, is there any prospect of any meaningful diplomacy? i've been speaking to officials and they say there's one thing behind the scenes, and that's why i think it'll be interesting in the next few minutes to listen to the president of turkey. and that's talk of a personal swap between ukraine and russia. there's work going on behind the scenes in turkey is a major player in that diplomacy. the president colombia is finishing his speech. now sammy, in the next few minutes will be able to listen to present and listen carefully to see if there's any talk about that fresh diplomacy by turkey. on top of that great deal that was done earlier in the summer. that was a deal done by the u. n. and turkey to get the grain of ukrainian grain that was trapped in ukraine out through the back see the same time there was supposed to be

a deal for russian fertilizer and grain to go to the global markets. that part of the deal. the 2nd part of the deal so far hasn't worked as well as the, getting the grain out. and certainly the russians are complaining about that, that potentially causes a problem down the line. because russia might say we're not getting outside of the bargain and stop the whole deal. so that's a concern here as well. james, who will be listening to that feature when it happens and talking to you afterwards . thanks so much, james. nice for now. the now as a ukrainian counter offensive continues to gain momentum and retake territory in the northeast of the country. moscow now says referenda to join russia will be held by separatist administrations in the ganske and don yet credence for beloved there . last night, the civic chambers of the don yet and lance people's republics appeal to the heads

of these territories in order to immediately hold referendums on joining the russian federation. given the current situation, the simply can't be any other solution. and referendums will definitely take place . the leadership of the d p r and l p are already taking the necessary steps to join forces rushes. foreign minister gala ross says that to the people living in separate this controlled areas to decide what they want. move on. when the sheila, from the very beginning of the special military operation and before it, we've been saying that the people that the respective territory should decide their own fate. the whole current situation confirms that they want to be master of their own fate. local officials from both had san lindsey operations regions have also announced delta su, reference. let's go live now to gabriel. other sunday joins us from care of. so 1st of all, is it clear, gabriel, how they might hold these referendums and pro russian forces don't control entirely

all of these areas. yeah, that's a big question. no one really seems to have the answer to that, particularly in separation and in known yes. in both of those regions, russia only holds roughly about 50 percent of the territory. their local officials have said that they only planned to hold this referendum vote in the part of those regions that russian forces do currently hold. although it's really unprecedented to try to hold some sort of referendum such as this in an active wars zone is exactly what they're facing right now. it also appears that this was a hastily organized or put together, given the fact that one of the local russian imposed officials ins. parisha said, well we're going to hold this so referendum by the internet voting and by mail. even though in that area, both may. busy and internet service are very unreliable at best and in most cases

not even available. so. busy still lots of questions to be worked out here. we do expect, or we are hearing, at least that russia's president vladimir putin could be addressing the russian people in a televised address. perhaps as soon as soon as the next couple hours. so be watching that closely to see what more he has to say about this from a practical perspective. what difference would it make to the battles on the ground where we could change this term? trajectory of this war and strategy by both sides completely. it's important to point out we've already heard from ukraine and officials, including the foreign minister that is calling this referendum boat, assuming it goes forward and his words a sham. they're just rolling their eyes and they say, it's just simply a joke that russia would be holding such a referendum under these conditions and in russian territory, i'm sorry,

in ukrainian territory currently held by russians. in terms of your question, what difference it would make it basically, if this referendum goes through russia can then claim that the people and their words voted to join russia. therefore, any attack by ukrainians on that territory. russia would consider, in theory, an attack on the russian homeland. the ukrainian officials have said it doesn't matter. this is our territory, they claim they say, and that we will pursue this war. however, we choose no matter what the referendum vote happens to me, because ukrainian simply don't recognize it at all. nevertheless, this certainly raises the stakes in this war, and it's certainly adds to a chess match if you will. geo political chess match of both sides trying to position themselves to ultimately win this war. moving forward. right, thanks so much. gabriel alexander plenty more still ahead on the news hour,

including an earthquake causes panic in mexico on the anniversary of not one but 2 devastating quakes. protesters in new jersey have a list of demands for the government and in sport why fans of nfl team buffalo bills were left, praying for an unfilled collision. for us here, that story ah, let's take you now to the un general assembly where turkey's president is freely dillard's. the secret delegates i would like to wholeheartedly. so virtual on behalf of myself and on behalf of my nation, i hope and pray that the 77th general assembly of the united nations will yield the most auspicious results for and for our countries and for the entire human race. i

also would like to congratulate mister casa buck proceed for having assumed the chairmanship of the general assembly and the theme of the gender assembly, which is turning point for transformative solutions to inter white intertwined challenges appears to be very accurate young. this is the time when we are holding this meeting as the exact time when we're trying to sort out many challenges on a global scale. one of the biggest lessons we had learned out of the pandemic was to establish international solidarity in the resolution of global threats as turkey during the pandemic without any discrimination. we have managed to provide humanitarian aid to more than a 161 countries and 12 international organizations. and we have provided turco

voc, which is our national and local vaccine to the service of the entire human race. and last year we had ratified the ferris agreement in order to showcase how resolved we are to fight climate change. in the year 202053. we are aiming to become a 0 and mission country. and we had held the 16th conference of parties in the stumble for the un convention for the protection of biodiversity. and we have shown how much we were willing to become pioneers in fighting against climate change. because of the problems created by the pandemic in the supply chain, the global economy was impacted heavily. and with the addition of russian, ukrainian, or crisis, we are experiencing a new wave of shock. the prices for energy,

the food and raw material is increasing, thus creating any enormous pressure inflation. and it is about having a significant run, if occasion upon the global economies as social welfare. these developments have proven once again as to how we important energy supply security is and as circuit ever since the beginning, we have been focusing on energy, not as an issue of competition, but an area for cooperation. right next to our need. we have revived many projects which, which support energy security not only in our region, but also on a global scale. and with the recent developments, our stance had been confirmed. the process that we're going through has also risked food supply security. this is a 21 to the to the 21st century, and we have reached the highest extent of financial and technological opportunities

. however, in this day and age still, one 5th of the world is crippled in the hands of poverty and hunger. with the recent developments, the world was a me to reach 0 or poverty and hunger in the year 2023 as a part of the sustainable development goals. but it seems like we are getting away from our perspective achievement. this is the day in age where we need to share the light on our path. and that can only be possible through international cooperation and solidarity. and we need to assume a just and fair approach towards one another. against the challenges that identify our common fate, we need to move together as turkey. we are willing to showcase this will. as we have done during the pandemic, and during the crisis of climate change. also,

we had proven our stance was we were fighting against the crisis created as a result of the russian ukrainian conflict. the ukrainian conflict is exceeding the 7th month threshold. and we think that the your will never have a triumph and a fair peace process will not have a loser. this is important because we are always underlining the significance of diplomacy in the settlement of the disputes through dialogue. once and for all. that's why we got together the parties in untimely diplomacy forum and then in the stumble, to become facilitators in a reconciliation process. as a result of the heavy air efforts that we had enlisted together with the gym as

secretary general with managed to export ukrainian grain through the black. see finding its way to the rest of the global markets. a stumble convention that allowed this export is still very much vital and the exports are gaining momentum as time goes by. this is a critical agreement that was undertaken jointly with the united nations. and this is one of the greatest accomplishments of the united nations in the recent decades. and i think, you know, lead to marshal community revived. it's confidence in the united nations as a result of his stumble convention. because his stumble convention proves once again, that negotiations can yield results, especially in issues which are vital to all the parties involved. and the similar

approach has been assumed by us when it comes to the zapora church, nuclear power plant that is threatening the security of the entire globe. the conflict is escalating and we are investing tremendous efforts in order to ensure that the war will be finalized by protecting their territorial integrity and the sovereignty of the brain once and for all. and will you like to leave launch and appeal to all the international organizations and countries of the world to support peaceful initiatives of turkey to settle this dispute once and for all, we need a dignified way out of this crisis and that can only be possible through a diplomatic solution which is rational, which is fair and which is applicable. and on the other hand, all these disasters affecting millions of people. ready have shown,

once again that the united nations will have to be much more effective, much more influential. and that the united nations has a responsibility to invest more efforts in the solution of the problems on a global scale. the united nations will have to be much more inclusive and be capable of creating a certain solutions for a more fair world. and the united nations have to become an international organization where a common will of the entire human race can lead foot forward. especially listen to the council has to be more effective, more democratic, more transparent, and more accountable. it has to be more functional and it is going to be for the entire human race in its search for peace, justice and welfare. this is going to be a turning point for us all. and in order to remember outcome,

responsibility ne have been stating the fact that the world is greater than 5, and that a fair world is still possible. these are the remarks that we've been repeating in every platform. in every chance that we got, we are committed and we are driven in our fight and we expect the entire world to support us. and that's what i would like to call out to you once again distinguish delegates, our vision, our foreign policy vision, had been always please oriented beginning with our region in the entire world. we have been working tremendously in order to make sure that peace would prevail in our initiative, which is called litigation for peace, that we have been conducting under the auspices of the united nations. we have been spending tremendous efforts in order to resolve conflicts from europe to lack. now glutton america from africa to

a different geographies. we are trying to take an immediate, from a position and we are assuming a facilitating position in order to settle the dispute once and for all we are right there in the heart of the region which is surrounded by conflicts. but we are trying to be a part of the solution rather than the problem. and that are, that is only possible through the initiatives that we undertake. and within this framework, we are always underlining the fact that a peaceful settlement has to be found for the assyrian conflict within the framework of the united nations security council. resolution $2254.00 which is going to be permanent. and we're just going to be reliable i think if the conflict would be sustained, if we did, he threatened the territorial integrity of syria and the security on the welfare of

our region right now. for he 1000000 the civilians of syrian descent health been hosted in our country i think the security council will have to assume a responsibility in order to extend that decision which is supporting the help mechanism which was established in the northern or west of syria. we are fighting against terrorist organizations such as b k, k, and it's offspring's which are imposing a great and it clear the threat upon our turkey and our security forces. nister's organization is changing its name on a continuous basis. and it's trying to legitimize itself, and we have to call out to the global forces to stop weapon izing,

these terrorist organizations, and to stop making the same mistakes of the past. we are powerful enough to take all the measures against terrorism, and that is in information that i need to remind you of once again. and we will never shy away from fighting as terrorism. and we will always be very result in taking necessary measures in order to combat terrorism. we are trying to do everything we can within our capability, in a very sincere fashion to ensure that our syrian brothers and sisters will be able to go back to their countries and dignified, save in a secure fashion. we are trying to ripen the conditions so that the civilians fleeting nor can go back to their own mother, ladies. and in order for them to lead a dignified life, we are building 100000 frigate homes in several parts of syria so that they can seek refugee, their vast majority of these 100000 brick homes have already been completed. and i

have been handed over to their owners and we have started our preparations in order to build an additional 200000 housing units so that $1000000.00 syrians will be able to go back to their home. and united's insecure ers owns in safe zones in a total of 13 different centers and in rural areas is projects will be completed and mainly the international support. in order for that to be possible. within this project, we need everybody to show serious and a committed solidarity and commitment. the irregular migration, the refugee crisis, is not to be sold through, leaving them to demise, to go through building walls on the borders and tru collecting them in refugee

camps. we can only solve this problem through if efforts that put the humans and the human life at the call. if, when that is the situation, we can clearly see that the greeks are becoming much more tyrant towards the refugees around the indian sea and eastern mediterranean as turkey. we don't want to see the bodies of our babies, such as i learn to be washed ashore. but at the same time, greece is unfortunately, bo, pushing back the, drifted, she's in an illegal fashion in a very tired fashion, turning the indian into a graveyard for refugees last week. a 9 month old, a bailey gold. awesome. and a 4 year old up to the hub, have lost their lives because that the greek coast guard

forces sank their boats. and i think it's 19 for europe and for united nations and other international organizations to say stop enough to such crimes which are crimes against humanity and other neighbour of us, which is iraq. we are trying to invest tremendous efforts in order to make sure that peace and prosperity can be established there as well. we want a political reconciliation to be established and the unity to leave forms within the framework of an iraqi identity for prosperity to be sustainably established in rog and to stop terrorist organizations are abuses in rog, we have to move together, but of course there are terrorist organizations which are abusing the instability in iraq,

and we will never stop fighting against the actions of the terrorist organizations against turkey deriving from iraq. as i have said over this plant for multiple times, we are going to fight against terrorism without any discrimination. we are going to be able to get triumphant through a committed a sincere solidarity regardless of their names. we are going to fight back terrorism in all forms and them all shapes. and we want our allies. we want our friends to provide us with us all. and look at these links that we meet and it's a natural right for us to expect that there's organizations and tyrant regimes instead of then we want you to cooperate with us. we want to afford a solidarity with us in order to contribute to the stability, to the piece and to the welfare of our entire region and the entire world. and we

are ready to work with you. this interest delegates from the point of view of the security of the world. there is something that we need to focus on, which is the northern africa and eastern mediterranean. and within that framework, it is critical to establish stability and welfare in libya, not only for the world, but also for the entire region. and as tirty, we are very supportive of the efforts of the united nations in that direction. we want to protect the sovereignty of the live in people, the unity lead integrity. making sure that they reach that much desired level of prosperity of fair and prevalent election period will have to be conducted in libya. and a strong government will have to be established. they're gaining legitimacy from the will of the people. and this is something that we all have to contribute to for

a prevalent peace and prosperity in the middle east and geography. we need to finalize the israeli palestinian conflict was and for all through the establishment of a 2 state solution. this is something that we strongly support. we have to preserve the historical and cultural identity of jerusalem and we have to respect harmony should eve. and we have to stop at the illegal or settlements. emily occupied regions through establishing a security for the lives and low commodities of the palestinians. we have to establish a permanent and a fair solution for the region with east in jerusalem, becoming a capital. and that through establishing a free and sovereign palestinian state,

there are no other solutions whatsoever than this. this is going to be for the best interests of the world for the policy and people for the is riley people and for the region. and we are going to contribute our efforts in order for that to be possible. and it is our international community's responsibility to help the palestinian refugee assistance agency of the united nation to have an increased financial capacity. at the same time, we are closely concerned about the problems deriving from iran. we have always support. we have always supported the g p a c. we need diplomacy and dialogue in order to set up the dispute about venetia program of iran once and for all. and we want solutions to be created once and for all

and as i be, john has to free the aka, by blend swanson for all. and we had a historical opportunity to make sure that a permanent police instability can be established in southern caucasian as turkey. we have been very supportive of the process going on between hazard a shannon armand is done and we have taken significant steps forward in order to make the utmost use of this opportunity that avails itself. recent conflicts had shadowing, obscure shadow upon these positive developments, but we believe still that a permanent feast can lee established between these 2 countries. we will always be by the side of our eyes or be johnny brothers or sisters so that they can build their homes. lily their future in a legitimate and justified fashion. the transportation connections in our region

is the concern of us as well. and if we were to open those connections, once again, it will contribute tremendously to the welfare of the entire region. at the same time, almost for the last is 50 years, afghanistan has been fighting against a conflict, terrorism and poverty, and still have to understand is going through a significant and a challenging time. the intermediary government will have to take necessary steps forward in order to ensure a fundamental rights and liberties for the human beings and to her we get leave. that there might be certain our promising developments there. and we will keep on supporting our of any brothers or sisters during this process. india and pakistan after having established their sovereignty and independence, or 75 years ago, they still haven't established peace and a solidarity between one another. and this is much unfortunate.

we open pray that a fair and a permanent peace and prosperity will be established in cashmere. and we would like to extend our condolences, sincerely took the people of pakistan because of the disaster floods that they had experienced quite recently. and after the fun, we had launched to remain a darian 8 campaigns which are still sustained. and we would like to call out to the international community to hank, the people at pakistan as they are going through this most unfortunate and painful time. that of injure moslems will have to go back to their mother lands in a safe, secure, and a voluntary and electrified fashion. and we are supporting that in every extent possible. and we are very sensitive towards her, the protection of the fundamental rights and the liberties of the muslim eiger. a

torch in such a way that will never threaten the territorial integrity and sovereignty of china. in the balkans we are investing tremendous efforts in order for peace and prosperity to be strengthened and for the disputes settles once and for all to through dialogue in multiple platforms. and at the beginning of september, we had launched an official visit including 2 bars now as a governor, serbia and croatia. once after the elections had been her positively finalized and buzzer has the galena, i think it is going to contribute tremendously through the dialogue process between belgrade and stina. and it will contribute tremendously to the stability of the region as turkey in indian se, and induced and mediterranean. we want all the problems to be set at once and for

all within the framework of good neighborly relations and in compliance with the international law. i think those countries who are going after adventures in our region are making themselves feel money, which i know we copeland to us at all in the eastern mediterranean peace and stability depends on respecting the rights of all the parties involved. we expect in greece to leave escalation and provocation in policies to one side and responded to our calls for cooperation and solidarity. we believe that the eastern mediterranean conference that we had recommended previously will serve this very purpose. our interlocutors, unfortunately had never taken a positive step forward in order to respond to this going. and it clearly states who supports or propagation and conflict and who supports peace and stability.

we will always. busy defend our rights in the aegean and eastern mediterranean at the farthest extent. and we will never yield to the escalation strategies led by other countries, even in the cyprus issue. we want her to reach a settlement once and for all, not fair permanent. and it just in a sustainable way. and we have always been working together with the northern republic of turkish republic of northern cypress, in order for that to be possible. in on this island, there are 2 states and there are 2 different nations. and this should be accepted by all it is the key for a solution of the problems in the early island of cyprus. to ex said that the turkish cypriots have equal and sovereign rights and that they are international status has to be accepted.

we would like to ask the international community to stop imposing sanctions upon the turkish cypriots and to eliminate all forms of embargo and stop this tyranny once and for all greece is a member of the european union and they are pushing back the refugees in the aegean sea in an very, in her main fashion. and there are also imposing a certain policies upon the turkish minorities which are of muslim dissect neglecting all, there are legal responsibilities. so what we want to see is to see greece finalizing these efforts. and as the european union to be more considerate, instead of turning a blind eye towards these violations, this english guest, ladies and gentlemen, every challenge that we experience on

a global and original fashion, we see a solidarity between turkey and the u is very much significant. turkey celebrating the 70 of anniversary of joining nato. we are a very strong ally of nato. we have a diplomatic initiatives and we have military capabilities that are contributing to the security of the europe and the atlantic. we are trying to provide the security and stability and the welfare of the european continent in every extent possible. and we are at lee earl asian, on the western coast of europe. and we are the leading certain initiatives such as asia, again, in order to become much more proactive. we are trying to establish closer contacts and solidarity with the african countries as a result of the recent global initiatives that we have taken up within that

framework. between the 16th and 18th of december 2021. with the large participation of our african friends. we have managed to hold the 3rd partnership, the turkey and africa partnership summit in istanbul. turkey is always showcasing its commitment to earn the african journey for stability for development and for welfare as an equal partner. and our cooperation with latin america is getting stronger based on mutual respect. and we are going to be constitutional investing in our efforts her to become much more proactive in latin america. we are being shaken by several challenges that we encounter. and we believe that the biggest threats we have at hand is the loss of will to co exist together. and that something that i would like to underline we are deeply concerned

of those skyrocketing, her levels of xenophobia, of discrimination that is not a phobia. and of racism. and we had launched and appear over this platform to cause that march 15th will be called a day for fight against islam a phobia day. as a result of the attack that took place against, from moslems in new zealand. and we would like to underline that appeal again, 1st had them boise, and within the general assembly of the united nations, we have taken certain decisions in order for that they should be declared as a fight against her. is them a for be a day? we open pray that it will be a possibility we open pray that this day will be returned as a day to fight. is them a phobia. as i have previously stated islam,

a phobia is equal to anti semitism and it is a crime against humanity. and with these thoughts, i open pray that the 77th of the general assembly of the united nations will be able to accomplish the targets, which will respond to the expectations and the aspirations of the entire human race . i hope and pray that you were to stay in health and stay in peace. i would like to so that you, i would love and respect on behalf of my personal cell and on behalf of my nation. thank you. support the peaceful initiatives of kirk he there some reason the media, which in the conflict there been ukraine between ukraine, russia, the words of say to the turkish president, play about the one went on to say it was there will not have a victor and a fairly close as it won't have a loser time slots. he went on to know the role that turkey is playing in a, as

a mediator, a number of conflicts around the world, saying turkey was trying to be part of the solution. these and not the pro, i think we can bring in, jamal a shade our he's at the united nations, joins us live from. there's a ready highlighted a number of issues that jamal, but i guess there's a, there's a special on the line on the role of turkey as the great mediator of world conflicts, right. i think that is maybe the core of the president's message there is he touched on so many different topics around the world, mainly challenges and crises. but he underlying, as you mentioned, they're trying to on the pin, talk his position as a mediator as a force in conflict resolution. he said it's from policy was based on peace and a brand to try and resolve conflict. so as you mentioned, to what else, his props there, where he was showing, for example, the shipments of grain that went through circus waterways from ukraine as

a success of our kids mediation efforts there. and as you mentioned, saying that a war will have no winner or bucks a piece solution where peaceful solution, why that would have no losers, but he stopped shorts of bringing about maybe a clear vision of sure how that piece would be achieved. interestingly enough, as he kicked off several boxes and several conflicts, including as john and armina, including libya, when he came to speak about serious. i mean, there wasn't any direct discussion for example, about the need for the current regime to us regimes for stepped down. in fact, it was more of an emphasis on how turkey is trying to help reset. so the $4000000.00 plus refugee is that of salt security and safety in turkey. move them back to syria, which is a noticeable shift in that policy. but one of the interesting things i think that

maybe not many people would've expected to, to focus on in his lengthy speech. on the 7th, 7th session, this time round was the amount of reference he gave to grief. in fact, he launched on scathing attacks on greece cruising it's of crimes against humanity in the way it's been dealing with refugees and essentially killing them. what he said, see by attacking the greek coast guard, the talking refugee in the mediterranean. and then he runs on to move to talk about the topics and came back again to greece and accused of targeting turkish ethnic minorities in greece and saying that you are to do more to do that. so whilst the majority of his speech was focused on conflict resolution muscle focusing on peace processes and the need for that, there was quite a significant part that was dedicated also to criticizing what's your view to be aggressive policies by greece. all right,

thanks so much jim. alice shy l the o u s. judge has ordered the release of a man whose conviction for murdering is ex girlfriend, inspire the pop pillar podcast. i'd non say the case was the subjects of the true crime podcast serial. it revealed flaws in the police investigation, but say it may still face prosecution, and she have returned to explain. the cyan walked free from a baltimore court house wearing a gps monitor, while his conviction for murdering his ex girlfriend has been overturned, he is still under suspicion for the crime over the judge agreed with prosecutors that they were serious questions about the integrity of the trial which led to him being jailed for the past 23 years were not yet declaring, not yet declaring ad not said is innocent. but we are declaring that in the interest of fairness and justice, he is entitled to

a new trial. the conviction grew worldwide attention as a result of the pioneering crying podcast, serial. the 1st we got airing in 2014. each episode meticulously recounted the details of the case, as well as inconsistencies in the investigation. now authorities admit that even as they prosecuted, sire, it was known that there were 2 alternatives suspects that were not disclosed. and they accepted key cellphone location data uses. evidence was flawed. but the family of hyman li, who was 18 years old when she was strangled and buried in a park, say they've been blindsided by science release. they say the state conducted the appeal without sufficiently consulting them. they want the truth to come out of it . the truth is that somebody else kills her sister daughter, they want to know that more than anybody. they were shut out of the legal process court and the state attorney's office. and there was, it was inexcusable. a question being of would prosecutors reexamined the case without the podcast, whatever the outcome of this case,

it has the very least reveals yet another example of prosecutorial misconduct. and it raises the question, once again of how many others are serving jail time in the us, based on flawed convictions, she ever can see al jazeera. all right, well, the spending more still going on of un general assembly. we'll come back to in the next show about that. that's it for this news, al, as i said, i'll be back in a moment, couple minutes with another full shout. so stay with us. ah, ah

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