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russia down plays reports of a mass exodus and the border as it stands, drafting civilians into the military to join the war in ukraine. ah, hello, i'm emily anguish this is al jazeera live from dough house to coming up. russia and ukraine carry out dead lodges prisoners swap since the war began. more than $250.00 people freight guilty as charged to un backed war crimes tribunal upholds the genocide conviction of cambodia is last surviving. can a rouge les dash and growing concerns? the color is making a comeback in syria rivets may be to blame to the ap rank. first . we begin with resistance in parts of russia. after president vladimir putin

announced plans to draft 300000 new troops to help the fight in ukraine. some reservists are already getting the columbia. this is said to be the same in soccer in far east russia. the kremlin has said only those with military experience will be given orders to report seducing for the move his protest across the country with rallies in dozens of cities. and the e. u commission says many people and now trying to leave russia, almost all slides out of moscow appear to be fully booked, and traffic has surged at land borders. but the kremlin says reports of a mass exodus are exaggerated. then it smiths begins out coverage. the 0 tolerance proposition voices in today's russia the there were still a few in some, in the courage to try to protest this was in st. petersburg after president

vladimir putin announced a partial mobilization of civilians to fight in ukraine toward the modem. check my boyfriend received today, a notification from military commissary yet, so he can come out here. but i came because i don't want our young men to be taken away. we came to protect our friends, our fathers and relatives who they want to take to the war, the brutal war against one monitoring group. there's more than 1300 people have been detained in 38 cities. but alignment, the metal, more than 70 percent of russians definitely are mostly support. what puting cause a special military operation in ukraine, according to an independent polling organization. most of them relying government control tv for that new more people leaving russia than protesting that this was the border with georgia on wednesday, the only remaining direct flights to european cities assemble. and belgrade they're

sold out of or is horrible. so k to be afraid to help or, and things. but those men who are eligible military service will not be allowed to leave russia. they will have to stay and fight. bernard smith, allergies in russia and ukrainian prisoners of war being reunited with their families after tech year broke it, an exchange of hundreds of soldiers plus one high profile oligarch out to 0 is gabriel. alexander reports from key it's the most significant prisoner swap since the war began. 215, ukrainian soldiers released by russia in a deal brokers by turkey. this is definitely a victory for our state for our entire society, the most in portland for 215 families and who be able to see the loved ones who safety. oh mister president, dear fellow ukrainians,

i am eternally grateful to you for bringing us back. thank you very much. emotions are overwhelming little blue in a separate deal facilitated by saudi arabia. 10 foreigners fighting alongside ukrainian forces have also been released on most of the ukrainian soldiers released were part of the so called as a regiment that held out for weeks defending the as of stone steel plant. and mario bull. despite being surrounded and showed by russian forces, they finally surrendered in may. as part of the agreement, 5 of the units commanders will remain in turkey until the end of the war. the soldiers that fought as a star are considered national heroes here and ukraine. you can see signs of it all over cave, and while many were released in his prisoners swap, it's believed hundreds more are still being held as prisoners of war,

or the russians to hold up. it's in the bargain. ukraine has freed 55 russian soldiers as well as victor bed bed. juke ukrainian oligarch and former lawmaker who was jailed on trees and charges in the early days of the war. vladimir putin is godfather to make the jukes daughter in russia, some bloggers have criticized the kremlin, saying it gave up too much. but for ukrainians there's happiness, but tempered only by fears for those still detained ear. finally, they're all free. what i think all of ukraine is wearing for all of those who are still in the family. it's a huge tragedy to lose a loved one. but for those who are returning it's happiness. while the prisoner swap is a positive sign of diplomacy, it's not expected to last with neither side, willing to compromise the fighting rages on gabriel xander,

which is either keith and the un security council is set to discuss the war in ukraine in a few moments time let's bring into alan fisher, who's tracking development for us in new york. hello. the allen, the meeting will bring russian and ukrainian foreign ministers as well as the us secretary of state together, around the one table. i my colleague, jim's bees. his has literally in the last couple of minutes just spoken to the korean foreign minister and said that the 2 of you are going to be in the same room . you and the russian foreign minister, will you speak? will you interact? and he answered by saying i will socially distance from him. so you can see that there's not going to be any direct communication between the ukrainians and the russians. this is the 1st security council meeting it since february, since the invasion to discuss what has happened in ukraine. up until this point, the russians have managed to veto any discussion. is there likely to be something

from the security council at the end of this to say, we are going to do x or y? that's highly unlikely. again, because of the russian veto. and interestingly enough, let him use the lensky, the ukranian president, mentioned that v to a, during his speech to the un general assembly on wednesday, saying, look, while russia is involved in ukraine and doing what it's doing at not only should the delegation look to have their credentials removed, then russia shouldn't have a vote and certainly shouldn't have a veto on the security council. what we're likely to see are western nations led by the united states and also by ukraine, essentially list what they see as war crimes committed by russia since the war began. almost 7 months ago, more than 200 days ago. they will try to shame the russians with a great deal of support in the international community for ukraine. and we know that the secretary general said during his speech at the,

the general assembly that the war has unleashed widespread destruction with massive violations of human rights. and international humanitarian law and sergey lover of or will be there. if you remember back to the g 20 foreign ministers meeting, when they started talking about ukraine, he walked out at he will be in the hall, how long he'll be there for. we're not entirely sure, but this is really, as i see, a chance for the americans and others to outline what they see. eyes, the consequences of russia's actions in ukraine, not just in ukraine itself, but globally, with a food crisis, a financial crisis, and also an energy crisis. and they will lay it all at the doors of law to be put in and moscow. and it's while we're waiting for that security council meeting and to get underway. well, it is underway actually at the moment, allen, but i wanted to ask you more about the prosecutor of the international criminal court being there and what he will be looking into.

well he's already announced, are we back in june that he was going to investigate and that was the 1st investigation that he'll orange since taking over a year ago in june 2021. i. and they are looking at certainly some of the incidents and, and, and reports that they've heard out of ukraine of mass graves of mass torture of people being forced out of the country and taken to russia. all of those things are under investigation. and certainly we know the ukrainians have said the has to be a price paid by the russians for what they see is a war of aggression in the of asked for a separate tribunal. just to discuss the question of aggression going back all the way to the invasion of crimea. no, because of the rules, the security council's hands are slightly tied because all it will take is that veto from russia to block a lot of this. but there are many avenues open to the i,

c, c, and many avenues open to the un security council to create some sort of subcommittee to look at what has happened in ukraine. and then from that there may be the possibility of charges flowing. but the idea that the i c c will get permission from the security council. they'll investigate. and then somehow vladimir putin will be extradited from more school and put on trial. and the higg. that's hugely unlikely that is going to happen any time soon or after talk as back to you throughout at the session. and at the moment, we have un secretary general antonia gutierrez speaking, and we will cross back to that meeting and you throughout the program ramp. and you went back to war. crimes tribunal has rejected an appeal by the last dividing later of the committee rouge armed group. the court in cambodia has upheld the genocide conviction and life sentence handed to 91 year old q sam pon he was head of state

during the role of the can me worse when it 2000000 people were killed? lawrence louis reports. he was the head of state of the committee rouge and its most public figure 91 year old q. some pon will spend the rest of his life behind bars after un backed tribunal up held his conviction for crimes against humanity and genocide against the vietnamese minority. he's already serving and not the life sentence also for crimes against humanity. in relation to the forced evacuation, often on pen horn, between 19751979. as many as 2000000 people died, many of them tortured or starved to death. the brutality of the committee rouge's 4 year reign has not been forgotten. even though the regime was ousted more than 40 years ago, hundreds of people turned up to hear the verdict, including buddhist monks and camille rouge survivors. by yet down man more little,

i am happy, i want justice so that what happened in the past won't happen again. we want it to be over one mona donahue. some pond had tried to argue, he was merely a figurehead with no real power. but prosecutor say he was one of those most responsible defeat. ah, a story called b o. border. cambodian purple and specially bored with dim of the commodity man also do international criminal justice and humanity. this is only the 2nd case heard by the u. n. bite tribunal. but it's also the last in 16 years. the court has prosecuted 5, camille rouge officials, resulting in 3 convictions leading some to question whether it's been worth it. yuke chang, such as the regime and says the hearings which allowed survivors and relatives of victims to testify have offered some closure. it confirmed that we can live up to genocide or we could move move on to the country bureau,

we can put by what has been loss. ultimately, the tribunals legacy may be its contribution to national reconciliation. florence louis al jazeera pakistan's, former prime minister in mankind, says he will apologize for threatening. a judicial officer con, appeared in court on thursday after he was charged with contempt. authorities had cordoned off parts of the capitol, islamabad because they were worried about protests by con supporters. a conviction would lead to cons, disqualification from politics. the former prime minister has faced several charges since he stepped down in april. come al, honda has more from islamabad. this is all about high court character, day of the 22nd of september to end date. the former prime minister, madame ron con, he of course, appeared before the god, corny of gods, and requested the court that the former prime minister and ron concert be allowed

to come on the rostrum. enron han, of course, then came to the card that he apologized and was willing to go to the lady. judge andrew apologized to the chief justice then observing that there was indeed praiseworthy. moved by the former prime minister od tammy, due for an issue and effort day read, read, and magic 01 week. now we've been talking to legal experts about what this case we're all about. and they said, what do you had to say the, some of the high court has said that in run hon. speech was effectively criminal contempt. his comments were criminal contempt in that he had issued allegedly a threat to the concert judge. and as a result, he has tried to intimidate the court into some kind of an outcome and therefore it's the, it's an obstruction of justice. effectively iran hahn and his response to this allegation said that he had not intended to do any such thing that he wants to take

his words back. if it, if it amounts to contempt, he even offered that. he will apologize to the confirmed lady judge in person if given the opportunity the law me about high gord earlier was said to try to get it as i'm charged against the former prime minister and where they expected that appear. on the 3rd of october, that discharge of content may also be dropped off the apology. you york's attorney general has announced a big lawsuit against former u. s. president donald trump, his family and companies. natasha. james is alleging business fraud evolving. some of the trump organizations most valuable assets, petty cal haine reports from washington, d. c. former prisoner donald trump has always been keen to put the focus on the many buildings he owns, but now he's been accused of fraudulently misrepresenting the value of those buildings. and this is the subject of a civil court case announced wednesday by the new york attorney general. the

allegation professional assessors would decide how much the buildings were worth. but when the trump's want to get loans or insurance policies, they dramatically inflated the amount in order to pay less interest and get cheaper premiums. this conduct can not be brushed aside and dismissed as some sort of good faith mistake. the statements of financial condition were greatly exaggerated, grossly inflated objectively false, and therefore fraudulent and illegal. some examples, his club in florida mar, logo, the likely worth was $75000000.00. but the trump's allege it was worth 739000000. 40 wall street in manhattan, likely worth 200. 20000000. but they put the value at 527000000. antrim park avenue, likely worth $84500000.00 alleged worth a $135900000.00. claiming you have money that you do not have does not

amount to the ard of the deal. it's the ard of the steel. trump responded to the allegations on his social media site, calling the attorney general racist and accusing her of doing this to win in election writing. i never thought this case would be brought until i saw her really bad poll numbers. she is a fraud who campaigned on a get trump platform, but experts for these kinds of white color cases can be hard to when you have to show that there is intense specific intent to defraud and the lack of emails. and if there isn't somebody who will testify against president trump and say that he had the intent to do fraud, that will be something that he can certainly use in his defense. this is a civil case, but the attorney general has referred her fine. insta, jurisdictions that can bring criminal charges, and the internal revenue service. she's asking the judge to ban the defendants for being able to work as an officer for any newer companies, for life,

ban them from buying commercial real estate or work with new york banks for 5 years . and she wants to trumps to pay $250000000.00. last month, trump had a chance to defend the practice. he pleaded the 5th, so as not to incriminate himself hundreds of times. now his lawyers will make the case for a trial that could have huge repercussions for the trumps and their businesses. patty gall haine. al jazeera washington, still head on al jazeera, the war in ukraine is proving to be good for business. the south korean defense industry will tell you why plus why flower girl is in the netherlands may not be able to bloom this will take you to a soaring gas prices. ah

hi, good to see you again. it is dry for pakistan really up and down the country. the monsoon rains have cleared away from sin, province and southern punjab as wall different story in india though, we've got heavy rainfall alerts in play for will to pradesh not the british ann estrada store. we could pick up to about a 100 millimeters of rain, but where it's not rainy, we've got high temperatures. so for example, in shy sands out with a high of 37 degrees southeast asia, we're getting pelted with rain. as we look towards southern vietnam, the north as well, but i got to get you to the philippines. we're going to put this a few days out now toward the tail end of the weekend. we've got a depression tropical depression rolling by. i think it's going to have a big impact on log, inundate the area, so we'll keep you updated on what happens there. as we look towards china, temperatures have lowered in boiling $33.00 degrees, still seen that rain locked into the western yangtze river valley on friday, and another tropical depression. we're keeping tabs on rolling into chicago cou

honju, stretching great up into her condo in japan. i think flooding a very real risk here and then a wine of storms from harbin rate into the korean peninsula. but i think it's more north korea that's going to be impacted by this should stay dry in soul of the hive . 22 degrees, bye for now. ah, in a world where remote has become the norm, it's never been more vital to build stronger connectivity between your home and the office. as tail cents, cutting edge beef app services allow companies unprecedented scope to protect the bones they have grown amongst their corporate fire. so they are ready to face the future. united, however, they choose to well as sales space to deliver your vision. oh

wow. oh hello. are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he is a reminder of our top stories. the sound. the commission says many russian men a trying to leave the country that's after president vladimir putin announced plans to drop 300000 new troops to help the fighting ukraine. the kremlin says reports of a mass exodus are exaggerated. a mile hundreds of russian n ukrainian soldiers have been released in a prisoner's fall 10 foreigners fighting for you crying to have also been frayed through a deal mediated by saudi arabia. and a un backed war crimes tribunal has rejected an appeal by the last surviving later, if the can the rouge armed group,

the court in cambodia up held the genocide conviction and life sentence handed to 90. 1 year old to san juan. lebanese banks will stay shot indefinitely after at least 7 were held up last week by people trying to get their own money. a woman who carried a toy gun into a bank in beirut has told journalists, she's not a criminal. sally half is says she needs to withdraw money to pay for her sisters, cancer treatment banks and lebanon have limited withdrawal since 2019 because of a foreign currency shortage. lebanon's prime minister talked about the economic crisis of the un general assembly. now jib mccarty said his administration is trying to find solutions. officer yaki, if you would wanna just last months of the year to address the economic crisis. our government is working on a financial and economic recovery plan are also working on a package of comprehensive structural and sick tory reforms that meet the

requirements of the lebanese people. it also provides them of social safety net. we're also developing laws that ensure absolute transparency and can bet the scores of corruption that due to santa hodder fall. this report from bay roche banks are closed, but to a certain extent, they are maintaining services. for example, depositors are able to access money from a t m machines, but only in the local currency it's, they're finding it's difficult to access dollars. now of course you can access dollars and the on the block market, but at a much higher exchange rate. as you can see, security measures have been stepped up. it is still not clear what indefinite means . now the banking association is saying they're waiting for quote concrete measures from the authorities to ensure the safety of the employees and the customers. they're saying that they're,

they haven't received enough assurances. but the interior minister is saying that he is not advising banks to remain closed. and it is also their responsibility to put in place strict security measures. now the problem is, next week, the public and the private sector employees are supposed to receive their salaries . will there be enough cash in the atm machine when, when that happens, or will people still not be able to access dollars because people are given a certain amount of money and dollars. strict rules really have been put in place capital control since late 2019. and that is why deposit hers are so angry. they say that they're desperate, they're desperate for their savings because the economy has all bought the collapse . many people are not finding any jobs and they really blame the banks for imposing these controls on the citizens and not on politicians who they accuse of

transferring billions of dollars outside the country. how can fiona has claimed at least 6 lives in the caribbean? the category for storm is heading towards the museum, as people in puerto rico, begin to clean up. many say the storm caught them by surprise. venmo. rapid reports from selling in puerto rico, ah, as floodwaters from hurricane fiona recede from families in southern puerto rico, it's time to clean up category. why? like, we don't know how this happened. like how we got this bad. we just been category away. a lot of rain if a lot of rain. exactly. yeah, i don't know that he says the hurricane caught her off guard. they left the bathroom is horrible right now. her home was still being repaired after being damaged during hurricane maria in 2017 jehovah says she wasn't expecting the damage from fiona to be so severe. they wasn't worse than maria because maria,

he was more air than water. like the wind that was really strong, and in this while he was m r. rain, unless when a state of emergency remains in effect in puerto rico, allowing the u. s. government to send assistance to tens of thousands of people. and this level of federal assistance is going to greatly assessed and our ability to continue to provide the efforts that are needed to support those who need it. most. the southern region of the island was the worst hit by fiona here. flood waters are still on the doorsteps of many residents. up and down the neighbourhood streets here in the community of salinas, in southern puerto rico. it's the same scene playing out. people are clearing out the mud, throwing away their damaged personal belongings. the storm may have passed, but the suffering is still not over some half a 1000000 people in puerto rico or without running water and thousands more without electricity authorities war. and it could be several days before electricity

returns to everyone on the u. s. island territory. manuel rap, hello al jazeera salinas, puerto rico and canada is bracing for a direct hit from hurricane fiona this weekend weather presented. jeff harrington has more on what could be a historic storm any way you look at it hurricane fiona has cause catastrophic destruction. we've seen it roll through his span jolla, it's moving up the atlantic, and it's now closing in on bermuda, looking to sideswipe, the island here at ward the west, but it will maintain its strength as a category for hurricane. but let's remember just a few weeks ago that we had storm earl, pass toward the east, but again, fiona, looking to pass toward the western side of the island there. okay, let's fast for this. put it in to play on friday and look at this. we have fiona racing up at the atlantic here. but again, that's the forecast on friday. so let's see what happens on saturday. this is

looking to make landfall in canada, nova scotia province. i think around cape breton island. and the water is in this area running in some cases about $5.00 to $10.00 degrees above average. so that is going to provide fuel to the storm. now at this point, it's looking like saturday morning local time for nova scotia, and it's going to make that land for the winds will be sustained at a 155 kilometers per hour. that's equivalent to category to strength conditions, about 12 meter high wave. but all of that to say that this could be a historic storm for atlanta, canada. so certainly allies on your plan to canada in the coming days. several villages have been destroyed in northern nigeria. gadbois stays after flash floods breached to dance place. 38 people have been killed in flooding across the region which followed 2 days of torrential rain. thousands of people from the local authorities have been telling community living along the river banks to lays of interest has the dams are still on the flowing and their right they want is rising

almost every day. it's been a glorious day sunshine and that gives a lot of people some hope that things will quite him down. but however, what we're hearing right now, the deaf tones in the last few days, that number has risen from that age to more than 50 entire herds of animals have been washed away farmlands. thousands and thousands of textures of rice fields and coal fields have been submerged by water. a lot of products are telling us that the coal seals and the rise is completely disposed. so the harvest for the season and their food supply for the next before the next plenty season is completely gone. a rescue operation is underway to return dozens of well stranded on a bench in australia back into seeing the pods of 230 pilot wiles. got stuck on the west coast of the island of tasmania on wednesday, but only $35.00 survived. they did wells will be tested.