informed opinions, i believe that armenia and other jobs should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that to me anytime practical debate is the commonwealth. build something that came out. we'll take on inside story, on our jazeera ah jazeera. when i all russian ass strikes on cave and all the cities a day off to moscow pulled out of a deal, allowing grain exports from ukraine. let us resolve our differences with all speed

. this initiative was too important for the you and humanitarian chief warns against using ukraine grain deal for military advantages off to russia, suspended the agreement. aah! hello, money inside the sound, is there a lie from doe? was her coming up a political come back in brazil, louis in osteo, lila da silva narrowly winced the presidential runoff and promises to unite a divided nation arrests in india off to the collapse of a pedestrian bridge that killed more than a 140 people. ah, russia has once again launched missiles strikes against ukraine's capital. several

explosions have been reported in cave as well as other cities. in recent days, moscow stepped up. it strikes, targeting, energy, and water facilities, rushes accusing ukraine's government of attacking its black sea fleet. harry forces has a latest from keith. people woke up this morning to the sound, not just a sirens, but of large explosions. concentrated mainly to the north of the city. that is, were there is a large reservoir, a hydro electric power station. once again, a russia targeting energy and civilian infrastructure, we went up there ourselves, or there were limits on exactly what we could see, what we could report. but there was no question that energy infrastructure had been hit and targeted the a mer of key of saying that that was the reason that 80 percent of the water supply to the city had been cut. and certainly we saw residence in that area, having to come to a park to use a stand pipe to fill up large containers to take home with them,

or one man saying that there was nothing that they could influence in all of this nothing that western powers could influence that they would just have to stay positive and get through it. others were talking about the impact of the explosion, saying that they heard 10, that 4 of them were very powerful and close by a shaking the house in one instance. and it had knocked out the electricity as electricity supply there as well. at one stage, 350000 households without electricity in and around cave. and it isn't just here that this has been taking place. there have been strikes across the country with the social media video showing smoke above at least one other hydro electric power station. and the russians are saying through the defense ministry that this was around of precision strikes, that all its intended targets had been struck. the ukrainians are saying that more than 50 cruise missiles were fired during the course of this large scale attack. and that $44.00 was shot down or shipped, carrying grain had left ukrainian ports as part of a deal,

allowing keith to export cereals, a un tacky a and ukraine of now greed on a plan to move 12 outbound and for inbound ships attack. his president says, his government is determined to keep that ukraine grendale in place. but how much of an impact has the greendale actually had? well, before russia's invasion, ukraine was one of the world's largest grain export is ukraine and russia joined produce about 30 percent of the world we've exports. now when moscow invaded and blockaded keys, black c port, those shipments came to a halt. then in july, turkey in the us were able to broker deal between moscow and keith. and since then, $461.00 grain ships have left ukraine. by october, exports had nearly reached pre war levels. nearly half of ukraine's wheat exports through the black sea have gone to lower income countries. sumani gets most of its

wheat from ukraine while laos, egypt, d, r. c. and synagogue also, heavily dependent, are still said, it has the latest from his stumble. well, we are at the, at kill your district off as thumb ball where the black sea mist was for us right behind me. you can see tens of ships, the west hills have anchored here. and many of them are carrying the ukrainian grain to the international market. so this is just a small portion of the west of anchored in istanbul total. there are 97, a loaded wessel and 15 in bond westhills. still waiting to be inspected by the joint coordination center in a stumble and according to the information that this coordination center has just why the 89 more have applied to be registered for the inspection. so today, the turkish and the united nations delegations have agreed to inspect for 15

wells. ukraine, accepted that russia have agreed to put wide remove corporation. well martin griffith, the under secretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief, coordinate has been speaking at the un about the importance of these green exports, some of pressure and the value of this quite extraordinary effort. they said it's not enough that the food is going to the wrong places. and that's the wrong type of food. not my words. when things go awry as read as now, we can see together how much good it can do and has been doing. we insist as we have all along that the exports from both of these global bread baskets, ukraine and russia of vital. we need an impeded exports from both those guys who aren't up tomorrow to get it to james space has lie for us at the un

. james, what else did most and graph a tough to say? well, he made it clear that this is a great deal is something that really should not be allowed to expire in any way because of the lifeline is provided for so many people around the world. but right now, we're in a situation where russia has suspended that a great deal for an unspecified period of time, the russian ambassador vaseline the benzyl explaining to the security council. what he said, happened in that attack on the russian fleet. he said that were 9 air born drones, 7 submarine drones that were used. he says, all of those were destroyed, but some of them were recovered by russia. he says they were canadian made, and he made the claim that they are operated by ukraine. but with the help of british specialists. now, as you know, russia has suspended its participation in the grain deal, but the grain deal effectively continues for now there are still ships that are

crossing there still ships that have been inspected, that are continuing their journey. well, there was somewhat of a warning from the russian ambassador there. he said that as russia was no longer involved in the inspections in the joint inspections, we'll have to take our own measures. he didn't explain what that meant. but he said russia would have further announcements in the coming hours are all know that it's interesting to that. he explained that in his view and russia's view, what happened was that these drones had actually used the shipping lane that was supposed to be reserved for the grain shipments and then had diverted towards cry. mirrors is his claim. or he also suggested that are the drones could have been launched from a vessel one of the vessels that was using that lane. one of the vessels that was carrying the grain. i can tell you martin griffith. although he spoke before the

russian ambassador address that point, he said, the alleged misuse of congo vessels, an initiative for military purpose is none that were in the corridor. on the nights of night, of the 29th of october. one thing the russian ambassador didn't repeat was early a claim from the weekend that came from the russian military, that their fleet had actually been involved in support of the grain deal. a martin griffith, when he spoke, made it quite clear that no military vessels aircraft, or assets have been or are involved in support of the initiative. they are not required. they are not welcome. he said, thank you for that. james phase there from 8 united nations. new either natalie led herself as pulled off a political come back in brazil. he is one a tightly contested presidential run of election against far right. incumbent j a

boss, nora lula, one with just over 50.9 percent of the vote. that is just a one percent difference ahead of his arrival. it is the time his election in almost 40 years in the 1st time as fitting president has not been reelected. with your most essential task is to ensure that every child, every woman, every man can have breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. we're going to bring back the ministry of culture. we're going to create a public commission so that culture can become sending that everyone has access to . so that culture can become an industry that produces jobs. those who are afraid of culture are those who don't like the people and who don't like freedom. meanwhile, incumbent volta nora has not yet made a speech. conceding the election of brazilians, they media reporting that leaders of the congress and senate have acknowledged louis victory,

both political allies of julia bolton. our teresa boat has the latest from brazil. yeah, i'm right at the presidential palace and there's absolute silence. there's very little activity where i am right now. we do know that both when i do arrived very early in the morning that she's here in this building, but still nobody knows whether he's going to speak or not. we, you know, he has not completed the feed. he has not called the, you know, elected president lula, and this only adds up to the tension. you know, this is a precedent that question, this country's voting system. every one is expecting the precedent words, you know, and as i said before, what weight comes down a bit is the situation is that the president of both chambers of congress have admitted and accepted that feeling about what would be the country's next precedence that the director of the electoral attribute said that he spoke to the president and he's expected accept the results, but nobody knows when that is going to happen. we do hear, however,

that some of the ministers are advising him to have the knowledge this. we saw police in india have arrested 9 people after bridge collapse that killed at least a 141 people. ministry teams is searching for victims in the western states of goods or off officials. they hundreds of people fell into the river. when cable supporting the pedestrian bridge snapped. 20 chang has the latest hundreds of people crowd onto a colonial era, suspension bridge over the my to river in west and india. the cables appear to be straining under their weight. in the aftermath survivors swim to the walkway, now dangling in the water boats searched in the darkness. swimmers trying to find those who hadn't surfaced ambulances raised from the river bank ferrying survivors to local hospitals. among the victims. a large number of children, it would be re thee, but to local gay. many children were enjoying holidays for devali and they came

here as tourists. all of them fell one on top of another that the bridge collapsed you to overloading, but that he got no u. as the new day dawned, the extent of the disaster became clear. the 230 meter bridge now, just twisted cables hanging across the river, rescue efforts continued. but this was the search for body's not survivors and questions about why a bridge that had been closed for renovations for 6 months. and only reopened last week was clearly not safe. your agency, your breed, got com. somebody a case has been filed on the agency which was overlooking the building and maintenance of the bridge under section 3. 043. 08 and 114 of the code of criminal procedure. local hospitals, treating survivors. but the death toll is rising to in what is one of india's worst accidents of the past decade and painful memories, even for those who managed to escape. but he was here maybe no looking at 840 my 2

young daughters, wife, sister in law. my wife's aunt and her 3 sons were on the bridge. while the rest of them crossed the bridge, my wife and her aunt remained there when the bridge suddenly collapsed. and they fell into the river by recovery boats picked through the thick reeds floating on the river. more than full 100 people were thought to be on the narrow bridge when it collapsed. toni chang al jazeera, still ahead on out his era. southwest president, joys moon is to honor those killed in a stampede. and so on. saturday, on the shy must go on a santa and keep continues to entertain audiences despite the war.

hello we have a little bit of rainy the forecast for part. so the middle east, you can see this area cloud if a more than a areas just coming across is becca stomped minister, northern parts of iran, just stretching across iraq into the the red sea. northern parts of the red sea, suspicion pieces of cloud and rain on that. i think the heaviest let is to be around northern parts of iran. you can see some, would you whether they're coming back into afghanistan over the bounce in south of that far to dry some lovely sunshine, even though her lo thirty's. over the next couple of days i some pleasant weather coming through. but that bad of cloud and rain, it slipped a little further south. was there be some showers there across much or be rock heading towards queue weight, the sea central parts of iran, seeing some of that wet weather as we go through the next day, or 2, just one or 2 showers into the far north of egypt as well with that same system, just pushing through here much of north africa is dry a quite as warm as it was up towards the northwest, but fine and try for the most part. the coastal fringes of west africa will still see a few lie be showers,

and they stretch their way all the way across into liberia. joining up with the showers that we have across so much of angola, they are still in place democratic republic of congo, seeing some showers, rafter showers coming across botswana into south africa. i, madagascar, ah. but in the light of the open sea hides a dark secret men forced to work without pain inflame for years. but a glimmer of hope remain for the forgotten fisherman. as a group of activists delve deep into the illegal fishing industry, demanding justice and freedom goes fleet. a witness documentary on al jazeera lou

. oh, the watering out is there a reminder of our top stories this our russia has once again launched missiles strikes against the ukrainian capital. several explosions have been reported in keith, moscow's accusing ukraine's government of attacking its black sea fleet. louise in now sir lily da silva, has won brazil's presidential runoff election, making a historic political come back. a left wing form of precedent defeated the outgoing j. your bull scenario by less than 2 percent. margin, military teams of lowest rescue operations in the western indian state of good gerard to opt a suspension bridge collapse, least 241. people have died. the bridge had been closed for renovation and only reopened. instantly. south korea's president has joined morn. is that

a shrine in honor of saturdays stampede victims in sol? in sick y'all and his wife laid flowers at the memorial. more than 150 people were killed in the crowd such during halloween festival. a police towns force has been set up to investigate. rog mcbride has moved from so been getting a briefing monday morning from the government on ways that he will deal with the aftermath of this tragedy. it includes things like the declaring of the area around detail. one where the tragedy happened as a disaster zone. that way it would then be entitled to various support schemes. there's been the announcement of financial support for funeral arrangements. there will be many funerals in the coming days, also for the payment of medical bills. we still have scores of people in hospital, but at the same briefing day with some very tough questions being asked. and that will be further questions about this, about the level of policing on a saturday night when this tragedy happen. which does it with the value of

hindsight to a certain degree seem locally inadequate. according to the many of the people who would that we would simply turned into the scenes of chaos as part of the morning process that we're going to have for the coming week. we're having the setting up of these memorial alters in cities across south korea. this one is outside of city hall at there is another alter across in each one near the scene of the tragedy. there is, i think, a sense of disbelief, almost numbness from people here in south korea. it's a country that you know, is renowned for self control. following the rules, and we saw that during the pandemic that people weren't allowed to meet up. so they didn't, people had to wear masks, and everyone wore a mask. and when people were allowed to gather again for things like k, pop concepts, offer protest rallies in march is then it's all very well organized, very well policed and very well marshalled. so lots of questions being asked about how this was allowed to happen. we know from president unit,

so y'all who has been down to this altar, that things will be different in the future that all that the of the staging the crowd control measures. big events in the future will be, will be looked at very strongly indeed. but it, as many people here will tell you, have sadly taken this tragedy for that to happen. over a 100 people are confirmed dead of the tropical storm now gay hit the philippines on friday. the desktop is expected to rise, dozens is still missing, and recovery teams have little hope of finding survivors the soon destroyed villages and farmland on the southern island of minta. now, i'll just arizona below reports from crucial in the southern philippines. we are in the village of crucial in the province of mac, in to now the north, and this is considered ground 0 off the disaster on friday, just before a tropical storm nog made land ball in the northern philippines,

there were torrential rains here and those rings triggered a flash flood, but it was not the flash blood that residents here save her virus. save that they were unprepared for. it was the last slide that really caught them by surprise because they never experienced a landslide here. so as you can see, it's all mud. now, the entire village has been wiped out. this is not just damaged. this is an entire village that's been flattened. there are remnants here of life tin roofs. there's a have buried car over there. there have buried houses over there and search and retrieval workers have been able to dig out more than 20 bodies here, but there are more missing. they say they cannot guarantee how many more are missing officially. at this point, there are 4 missing people from this village, but they said it could be more because the survivors say that many villagers rushed

to the chapel. but the chapel is nowhere to be seen right now. but search and rescue workers retrieval workers say it's very difficult at this point to find bodies because it's so huge. this is 3 hector of land. there used to be 200 houses, houses here. and so it's become a very difficult operation. now we were able to attend a mass bureau earlier today where 12 bodies were buried. and we saw just how heartbreaking it was for survivors to bear will, to their relatives in this way. and the death hole is rising nationwide, as well as the number of missing people the occupied westbank has seen its most while and years since 2005 palestinian se israel's use of excessive force against them as a way of gaining votes in the upcoming elections. it for him has been talking to

victims of israeli violence. the family and friends of palestinian vessel boss boost put this booster up to honor him. on october, 3rd, they thought israeli forces had killed battle at the jealous zone, refugee camp near rama. but 18 hours later his mother i was of learned he was alive and it was his 2 friends who were killed. these really are me, told the jazz either its soldiers open fire the car bass. it was in after an attempt to driving attack. but his mother says her 18 year old son was simply at the wrong place at the wrong time. for the lord, i'm hadn't thought if he'd thrown a rock, let alone at and get back to any forces. wouldn't have released him there unarmed young men who finished work and wanted to hang out. their teens who were celebrating their friends getting a new car from the store to so bob relieved, but her joy is incomplete. battles mother says she cannot celebrate. not only because her son was traumatized,

but also because he lost his childhood friends. bethany says his friends took a detour to avoid the israeli army, but the alternative route wasn't any safer than i thought i was dying. he says, thought for a little, it is unjust. this is their corporation. they kill us and gone with their lives. they killed many before they don't care if i was killed or then my friends were killed. the hot break were forever staying my heart and my friends mothers. according to figures from the un, this is the most violent year in the occupied westbank since 2005 more than $130.00 palestinians were killed here since the beginning of the year with october being the worst month. so far as israel had towards yet another general election, palestinians say the extreme use of force is not new. however, i mean, our crew go, this is long been these riley conviction the same rules of engagement,

but they're not carving it now because if the elections neither guns, all a paid can stand in front of the army or settlers. while the palestinian issue hasn't been part of the main agenda for is really voters. a recent study suggests that it could effect undecided voters according to act lead a crisis mapping, angio. the recent tensions could push more voters to support the right doing government on the 3 them behind closed doors. palestinians say their blood is becoming tickets in his radial actions, whoever wins this round 3rd, blood will continue to be spilled. as long as the occupation continues. the deborah him al jazeera the occupied westbank. now the theatre is typically a place where people can escape the realities of everyday life, but that is much harder to do in cave where reminders of all are everywhere. despite the dangers, act as have continued performing in plays in front of theater,

audiences much, i'm june reports from keith this at this theater. and keith address rehearsal begins, and to veteran ukrainian actors run through there seems to be memorizing the dialogue has been easy, maintaining their focus has not will the moment one moment iraq, it could lie me or you and everything could come to an end. but these factors aren't open, but for all involved, the production has become about much more than simply putting on a play. for some fuck the horseshoe. we. the fact that we are still performing for our audience is resistance to celebrate because we are not afraid. we did not run away. as director volota me could. lensky gives note to the cast. he recounts how the theatre on poodle hooker, a well known cultural institution, had closed down after russia's invasion, and only reopened in june shipping labels the ruling shorter, the chief who were surprised by the audience. his stayed in keel, studded to buy

a ticket and came to the performances for 3 hours later, at the same theatre. another play is being staged, but it's interrupted even before it begins. oh, so we've just gotten another reminder of how things can change here. minute to minute people had come out to see a play to night. the audience members were going in to take their seats and in the air, raid sirens rang out again over cave. and so they were directed to come back down here into the lobby of the theatre, where they must sit until they are given the all clear patrons are determined not to let this ruin a much needed out solution. so this is important because it's a distraction from the danger, from the constant anxiety. when you are surrounded by other people, you feel like you're in another lie. it's comforting. oh, when the show finally begins, it promises to transport the audience. within minutes though,

another siren ah, for the actors and their audience, the spell may temporarily be broken. but the spirit of defiance very much remains. mamma jim, john, a visitor. keith ah. every 1000000 fans are expected to come to capita in 2022 from across the globe. but only a handful of those will be from costa rica is the countries 3rd world cup in a row. and they will face spain, germany and japan in the group stage. and getting to the middle east is expensive. the costa rica fans and some are looking to win their way to cattle. i was under run petty reports, costa rica classic match between somebody saying elephant and said always brings out the strongest of emotions among football crazed fans known as steve goes. her

cat body shaking it when only conditions in the country of men to reduction in the sale of world cup packages. for many fans, their only chance of getting to katara is by participating in ruffles. like this said in showing a really wanting it would be a dream come true. football fascinates me. and in such a spectacular location, but prices estate. so we can only hope travel agencies say only around $500.00 of costa rica as $5000000.00 inhabitants will make the trip to doha. dos will be watching from home, say they will still be cheering on their team. i will watch all the games, won't even the hour with friends and family, they will always be at my side. supporting gaddy, we are all d class. guitar will be the thickest 6th participation in a world cup. overall. the 3rd consecutive time in a row that they qualify, not bad for such a small country. despite a rocky qualification campaign hands, hope the team will repeat its story performance from 2014 in brazil where they

reached the quarter finals. the site earned the label of giant killers after finishing top of the group, they shared with italy, england, and you are a y l, a former defender and national legend, michael, who man, yes, scored the winning penalty. that sent cost that he came to the quarter finals in brazil. he says the current team has what it takes to get out of the group stage. once again, been a lot of that as an endo, sat in the truces. we like being in a group like this one to compete with the best. that's what you do in a world count faced the best. i feel optimistic. i know our national team shows it's best when it faces the world's most powerful. the next generation of players hoping for another strong showing and guitar allison them yet the i'll just sierra san jose costa rica ah.