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gauge president putin's military mobilization for the board ukraine. ah, 11 o'clock. this is out 0 life. and also coming up aaron's president says, protest as must be confronted, decisive demonstrations, continue following the death of a woman in police custody funerals a hell for some of the victims who drowned at sea trying to flee, let bens economic crisis 94 people have died. many a miss last campaign again for sundays general election in italy crossing just to coalition lead by far right politicians, georgia maloney could win so as you will protested in russia, resisting president vladimir preachers mobilization order. despite a ban on unapproved rallies,

had been demonstrations in dozens of cities. as security forces quickly made arrests in central moscow in st. petersburg. right group say more than 730 people have been detained. last week booted announced plans to mobilize 300000 service to post a troops fighting in ukraine. or dozens of protesters against military call up have also been arrested in siberia. small demonstrations were held in several northern cities. and the mobilization order has led to 2 more people fleeing russia. borders remain open for now with their affairs. the government could restrict movement to prevent more men from leaving the country. prices for flights from moscow sword and selling out to places like turkey, the u. e. and former soviet republics, including georgia and armenia, long traffic jams for me at land crossings into neighboring countries, usually quiet roads into kazakhstan, mongolia have been overwhelmed by sudden influx of russians looking for way out. at

the eastern road, crossing from st. petersburg to finland could see restoration soon with the finished government announcing it will ban russian tourists in the coming days. pull race reports now from the valley mar checkpoint in finland from where some russians are trying to escape the draft and being sent back. it was a successful trip across the border for these russians arriving in finland as they continue their journey by bus and call to helsinki and beyond. but not all was so fortunate. auditorium left saint petersburg on saturday morning by the afternoon. he was being sent back. his stay in the european union lasted just 2 hours as he had the wrong visa to travel on woods to germany, to try and claim asylum. yeah, i kicked off proposal to put you go to put them worcester, man. yep. i, i'm in the priority category for being called up to fight in ukraine under the mobilization order. because i have discharge papers from the army. people just like me going to be taken in the 1st wave already on the on i would choose to go to

prison rather than fight in ukraine, even though they will torture me or shoot me. come seconds of me now view the latest edmons not let him know to shed, but could look that on my assume yet still the only thing which brings me peace is that until the moment i'm caught, i'm going to be with my family name that on saturday was relatively quiet here in contrast to packed crossings from russia to georgia, finland's foreign minister at peca harvest. i said on friday that the government plans to stop russians entering the country on shang and tourist visas. the longest line of calls here was queueing in the other direction. we got the good news. it was funny, i was insane on holiday. so i'm going back to russia. as far as i know, people who are eligible for the military on being struck from leaving russia. but if i was asked to go to war, i don't think i would go. the number of russians entering finland daily had doubled

ad of saturday and more arrived as the day wore on. the restriction is being proposed by finland should mean that in most cases, russians will only be allowed across the border to visit family or go to work. but with that yet to come into effect the cues on the road from some petersburg starting to build again. polaris aldi's era volume are finland. well, voting is continue again. referendum, seen as part of moscow is pushed to next for regions in ukraine, secondary balloting. on joining russia has been completed in hunting the next procedure and cousin together they cover about 15 percent of ukraine's territory. keeps western allies are content. the votes as the show deserves hotter abdul hamid . it traveled as a bridge in the ukraine and heard the concerns of some resident, sir. it wasn't a flight to safety. simon's continued torn about air strikes, day and night. but an escape from what russia seems to be planning in the occupied

areas of ukraine. nice and you said you were shot. we thought it was a mistake. but on the 2nd day they repeated the same. everything was happening so fast. the referendum went to become part of russia, is taking place in occupied areas in 4 regions in ukraine's east and south median areas controlled by pro russian separatists showed pictures of people casting pallets. this is the city of done yet, which separate is have controlled since 2014, but they don't control the entire region. and then areas under ukrainian control, due mood was somber here in port troughs. no one wanted to talk to us, explaining that people prefer to keep their opinion to themselves, not knowing what will happen next. ukraine and the international community have called devote illegitimate. they want to keep the territory they occupy,

but it won't stop our army. what we will continue to liberate our lander. russia was waiting for this, so it can say that ukraine is attacking russia. it becomes a full scale war and we can quote for food mobilization with you as a merge of our men in victoria workers going house to house, asking people to cast their ballots. here in kirsten, people arriving in jeopardy, georgia say it's also happening in the areas this elderly woman didn't want to show her face because she still has relatives in occupied dance. she tells me a similar team entered her garden, but she refused to write anything on the paper. others also told us about how they sat at home silently, while soldiers knocked at their door. but pauline, there was more worried about what could happen next. for 2 days i was wondering, i was crying, but then we decided to leave because of the threat of mobilization of men. my

husband, we had no time, we just left it a hurry. voting ends on monday, those we spoke to said the results were decided before it even started. but that her meet algebra is a procedure. russia has appointed a new deputy, defense minister becomes in server will over see the logistics operation sees on the british sanctions for his roland overseen the bombardment mario poll. i'm with well as warner from oscar statement by the minister of defense announced that the deputy minister of defense for logistics in the russian army has been replaced and the new man is called his kennel colonel general. me. hi mrs. sash. little was known about me. hi, miss it said before 2015 when he reports that he had a role in the russian operation in syria, particularly the bombing of other po. after that,

he became much more known for his role in the seat of matthew paul in april. and for that reason, the bridge for an officer placed him under sanctions accusing him of atrocities against the police. during that operation. right now, he has been appointed on logistics. and thus, because people say that logistics might be the weakest link in the russian operation in ukraine. and that has been of his, from the one when hundreds of tanks and ammunition were and soldiers were sent into ukraine without proper arrangements to continue to send supplies to those, to those troops. and also now russia is on the verge of sending, and it has already started sending for $300000.00 new recruits to support its operation in ukraine to iran,

where president abraham re c says, protest against government must be confronted decisively. there have been days of demonstrations triggered by the death of a 22 year old women in police custody. iran has restricted internet services and access to various messaging apps. so again, be consist ah, 8 consecutive no 8 people in t brand have to 4 age authorities to protest. david, the death of massa mimi the 22 year old, died in custody last week after being arrested by so called morality police. sheed allegedly violated the country's policy on head scarves. oh, similar protest to spreading across iran in the northwestern city of ocean of a demonstrators defied a warning by the reigning army that it would confront what it cooled enemies of the state. similar protests were held in the western city of kurama, but he ran his limited internet services to climb down on the growing descent. the

problem is if they switch off, they're the access to international networks or to the global internet. then with the national internet or the national internet, it's really hard to use those vpn services and saves a messenger apps such a signal. the u. s. government has eased export restrictions on software and some technology to iran to widen online access. but analysts say it's unlikely to have an immediate impact several demonstrations in support of the government of all say taken place in iran. president abraham, where he see says, immediate death must be investigated, but is called the protests acts of chaos. milan subdivision, they want to ride a wave and create riots and disturbances. they think with such moves, they can stop the nation. we've announced many times that of any one has a fair comment and we will listen to it. but anarchy disturbing national security is the security of people. no one has to come to this so far though,

the protests show no sign of dying down. ah, victoria gate and be al jazeera southware in japan. say that north korea has 5, a ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. sol had only said it had detected signs that north korea could be preparing to test a ballistic missile. or the launch comes 2 days after a nuclear power us aircraft carrier arrived in the software institute to son to participate in joint drills. a u. s. vice president common harris is scheduled to visit south korea next week. at less time zone, we speak to robert kelly is a professor of international relations at bruce on national university joints is from tucson in south korea. welcome robert. so as to say they were on force it. the north was preparing to follow a submarine lodge to ballistic missile, but in the events, it was an unspecified to this point miss. all of it came from an inland area. right. so the north koreans obviously have a pretty large missile arsenal at this point. and they're regularly testing because this is not really the backbone of north korea's military capability. is

conventional military is pretty out of state, very large force, but a lot of that technology is out of date. so it really is kind of turning into a great big missile course, quite honestly. and so they're going to test on a regular basis. put them on submarines also is something they kicked around for the future. i do think that's probably coming at some point and then of course, you know that i should, these things all periodically sort of upset us, particularly when some kind of diplomatic thing is occurring in a region. there's a u. s. aircraft carrier in south korea right now for exam one, you mentioned that the vice president is coming. so this is kind of in line with their behavior. what would it far you miss out from a summary? what, what difference would that make to look chris capability? yes, so that's actually a pretty big step. they managed to pull it off and i think this is one of the reasons why they've hinted at it, but it's kind of interesting and i struggle with it. and the big advantages, of course, are submarine is that, you know, it's under water and basically go wherever you want, right? harder, that's much harder to track them. you know, land based missiles. there's only so many places are created that they can go in

are not that large, right? so we have pretty good us and you can have pretty good satellite coverage over here and we can track stuff reasonably well, right? if you put things on around, you can build, you know, defense around that hardnet, but still that's pretty difficult because the opponent knows where it is. dsl beyond the submarine is great, because basically if you can flip out, you can really go anywhere you want, which will make a much easier for the north grant, straight targets in the united states, or really any were on a planet with ease. and so there's actually a fair amount of anxiety we might, we might really build these things and they certainly discussed that you needed to the timing of as a spend on that a little bit more if you would, that gives us aircraft carriers pitched up in its neighbors, waters and also vice president couple of harris into the region next week. yeah. so pardon me, have a tendency to do this sort of link testing of nuclear warheads or missiles or some kind of military exercise to the, to diplomatic events in the regions. one thing they often do, for example, when there's a new south korean president, they almost always do something

a little bit bad in order to prove that we're here. it's way you know, it's got a reputation for very aggressive deterrence, right? they want to make sure that to the we know that they can be pushed around. and so they engage in these kinds of dominance displays. and these are the big demonstrations for us on the outside. and that's all certainly what this is. i mean, it's hard to know they don't tell us, right, they do these kinds of things, but i mean, they have a pretty regular history of signaling was in his way for testing really that monthly french foot. thank you. i from i still had heard al jazeera evacuation orders in parts of east and canada is told vienna brings our consoles went ah, the hello there. we've got another tropical storm strengthening in the caribbean, but before we get there, let's look to north america. it's

a divide to picture from the west to the east is looking much clearer and calm in the west. lots of sunshine and warmth, coming in. that's certainly not the story in the east. we've got this cold front pulling its way across the midwest and the great great lakes bringing some heavy rain and knocking temperatures down. and if we take a closer look at eastern canada, now, fiona's worked its way very quickly, up north, taking some very wet and windy conditions here it has weakened, however, but behind it, it will be a brief pause before we get more wet and windy weather anson storms sweeping through new england onwards to places like tobacco and following closely behind where fiona has passed elsewhere across the u. s. and is looking much finer. dwyer in the south. lots of heat coming through for texas for florida. however, we are likely to see some storms with some possible flooding, and we are expecting flooding from tropical storm in it's likely to strengthen into a hurricane as it passes over the cayman islands, just missing jamaica. it'll work its way through the west of cuba,

heading to florida, and it may strengthen. we'll keep an eye on that system that sir, with updates. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . mm. i saw i

lou ah, how to get to watching out 0. who might have out top stories to sell more than 700 people across russia have been detained, protest the great a gates equivalent mobilization admitted to service. please have cracked down on demonstrate as opposing the army call ups and several cities including moscow. voting is continuing in the referendum, seen as part of moscow's push to annex for regions in ukraine on demand order to have gone door to door to get people to face that south korea and japan say north korea has fired a ballistic missile to see of japan when it resources told at south korean media, the massage was fired from an inland area. so more and i'll talk story. now, before ukraine has dominated discussions at the united nations general,

assembly rushes foreign minister put up a defense of bosco's so called military operation condemnation from other nation. so has been overwhelming. unofficial reports from the un ukrainian seat was empty. is russian foreign minister said gay lover of addressed the general assembly. the americans left one seemingly disinterested representative. the veteran diplomat defended the con referenda underway in occupied territories in ukraine, and claimed the u. s. was using the war to pick a fight with moscow. yoga, the woman you please just a moment today sort of, but it is very clear to any unbiased observer for the anglo saxons who completely subjugated europe, ukraine as an expendable material in the fight against russia. nato declare that our country is an immediate threat on their way to total domination and a long term threat will be the peoples republic of china. at the same time, the collective west headed by washington is sending frightening signals to other countries saying any one who disobeys can be next. almost every country addressing

the united nations has called for an end to the war. and then the holes here. there's talk of the turks, or the saudis, acting as a go between to get both sides together. but at a lengthy news conference after his address lover of claimed ukraine wasn't interested in negotiations. ok if be to go, what kind of negotiations can even be considered? the last thing that happened in terms of contacts with the ukrainians was our consent to their paper on the principles for a settlement leave. after this, they moved in a completely different direction. the russian speech came as people in russian occupied parts of eastern and southern ukraine, voted on whether to join russia. lover of says the vote is about self determination . keith and its western allies says it's a sham and the results that a foregone conclusion. and when they are announced, it's expected to ratchet up the tension between russia and the west. even farther. island fisher al jazeera at the united nations and new york funerals have been held for some of the 94 people who died when

a boat carrying them from lebanon to europe, sank off the coast of syria said, hotter has this report now from beirut. well, there being laid to rest victims of lebanon's worse migrant bo tragedy in years. many of those who died were palestinian refugees. they've been here for decades, but lived with little or no rights at all. the situation was made worse by 11 on saginaw may collapse that began 3 years ago. i saw him on a bit of a 100. we lost 30 people from not help. i read come to the palestinian leadership, should shoulder responsibility guarantee good living conditions. so we can live in dignity or open the border so we can go back to palestine. bodies that have been identified are being brought back to lebanon. but that takes time. some have started to decompose. the boat said sail on tuesday, but sank off the coast of neighboring syria. 2 days later,

families are desperate for any news. they didn't promise us anything. they said we should go identify the bodies 1st as we have no idea. if they're still alive or dead, we still don't know anything. in recent years, the north lebanon coast has become a migrant to europe. an increasing number of lebanon have joined palestinian and syrian refugees attempting to make the dangerous journey. we have seen the number of people attempting to depart and the number of both departing double from 21 to 20, to 20. and that's not the typical. if you compute it from january to september, 2020, that shows how desperate these people are in order to protect it. and to provide for the its believes that up to a 150 people could have been on board the overcrowded boat. nearly 50 of the bodies found are reported to have been of children. the lebanese army says it arrested,

a man whose confess, to being behind the attempt to smuggle the boat to europe. it wasn't the 1st, the rest of its kind. neither was the tragedy. in april, a migrant boat sank some 6 kilometers off the coast of lebanon. and dozens of people were never found. few expect the dangers and the security crackdown in lebanon to stop the exodus as long as living conditions were sent. a few days before the boat sank off, the syrian coast migrants on board. another vessel that left lebanon shores were rescued by turkish postcards, but not before 6 of them had died, including 2 babies, sent their elders ita they wrote. final campaign rallies had been held in italy ahead of sunday's general election for were prime listed. she said, contains told a crowded room. the vote is a historic one opinion polls showed that he trailing a far right coalition,

led by georgia maloney out stuffy decker reports from this is what italy's next government could look like if the polls are accurate. but it's really all about ga maloney thinking, no, i go through them all. we will build a solid, cohesive government with a strong popular mandate which will remain in power for 5 years. ah, her right wing party brothers of italy is ahead in the polls indicating she could well become italy's 1st female prime minister. and the 1st far white leader since benito mussolini is rise to power here. 100 years ago. maloney supporters gathered in rome's piazza del popular for the last rally before the elections deal. i give my support to this party because i love my country and judge maloney it will protect it. she will make laws to protect our youth, our ports, and the quality of life of italians who do deserve this. finally, said, little, granted, we let you go. first of all, we need to regain

a national identity that has been set aside for the good of europe. but this is not a real europe because we have lost our own identity. on the center left, the democratic party led by the former prime minister and that he collector is pulling 2nd. but italy's coalition focus politics means the numbers are not in his favor. for one of bucker's to morrow is part of that coalition. he came to italy as a student from the ivory coast in 1999 and is now running as a candidate to a woman. it bundle. fundamentally luck all that luck, wallabies on the 1st thing to worry about are the high bulls and that all italian families ever hotmail on the table. this is why we will bring the values of antithesis of an anti racism not to protect italy alone, literally to project it towards a europe of rights and dignity. not particularly darla garage. if a chris a good answer for the snap election follows the resignation of technocrat prime minister mining craggy in july, internal politics put an end to his unity government that spanned from left to right,

one that maloney and her party never joined. successive governments have collapsed . elections are not the solution. elections are the confirmation of a deep crisis of the political system. we read. these are key collections because i think they are going to close a season as she's on which the left overall government, italy may think what will the far right victory mean for relations with europe for immigration policies for the economy? italy is struggling with storing energy bills, inflation, and an all round increase. cost of living that will need to be addressed immediately. and by the early hours of monday morning, italians could well what their next government may look like. here 68 in 76 years japanese i go to their office growth. elanora. polly is the head of analysis at the center for european policy think tank,

she explains what policies might be expected from maloney. she does become prime minister. she might be a danger to democracy in the sense that she's supporting quite it's very traditional and identity, the vision of it to me and politics congenital respect. she might be a danger because she's, she's not including nuclear thinking, you know, she's approach, you know, the music class, anybody which is cared about, you know, be some private, be facing the migration 5 is going to be 5. so those people that are moving their south squad than losing those security. i was looking for her because she divides simple and easy with me on, you know, identity, traditions and nations. in terms of economic reform, milan you will apply a sort of conservative economic policy. so she does, one does not want to re economists and i'm that one. and she wants you believe to

be 3. so russian down on the author, the major impact will be on into point in the sense that she has a very strong migration ideas. and she's again and then to be the right to adopt children and have family. so i believe is going to be the majoring in terms of being to national relations. malone, you're right, stated that she's probably rascal nito. and she was record sound chief against russia. that's as far as you is concerned, maloney used to be why your skeptics in the last month territory for you to change, but feel that she would not be one of the most support there are you that she believe that you wrote and you can you should be just as just, you know, going vision of member come just with the national that will break together when it's possible. so she doesn't leave, you know, in the, to the police to canada, which has experienced the worst or may almost 50 years of the remnants of her

confusion, these coast, it had been downgrade to a post tropical cyclone. by the time it made land full. but it still brought powerful winds and a storm surge with life threatening conditions. i did you a castro? has this already considered one of the strongest storms? canada has ever experienced fiona made landfall in nova scotia early saturday morning, bringing 150 kilometers per hour. winds and heavy rainfall. the canadian hurricane center says the storms preliminary barometric pressure reading was the lowest on record for canada. the lower the pressure, the more powerful the storm were thinking. first and foremost of the peoples of had a terrifying past 12 hours. people have seen their homes washed away in the winds, rips schools, roofs off. but as canadian, as we always do in times of difficulty,

we will be there for each other. about a 100 people were evacuated in halifax, the provincial capital, nearly 3 quarters of nova scotia was left without power. as crews raised to restore electricity and mist widespread reports of down trees and power lines. the mayor of halifax told al jazeera he had no doubt, climate change made the storm worse with the climate change in particular, in the volatility of weather these days, we've been getting more of these hurricanes, fiona's northward passed then took it through the newfoundland town of portal basks a woman was rescued from the sea after her house collapsed. according to police, widespread damage lead the mayor to declare a state of emergency. posting this video to facebook. actually, hi, i'm going live here again and going to be pretty direct now with people. we're in the process here of calling a state of emergency. our tone is an all tents purposes. we are already in