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florida. ukraine blames russia, but moscow says it's not responsible. make sure we figure out exactly what happened . you as president joy bought in pledges support for paul limp and says it's unlikely russia caused the blast. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, marcelo citizens, america's comeback starch right now. donald trump announces he's running for you as president in 2024, but his party is divided. the candidates have promoted last crucial swing states. hundreds of con, glazed flea to the eastern city of goma fearing a rebel advance. as for my canyon president who wrote kenyatta attempts, a pace,

mission and masses, new moon rocket blasts off bringing the us closer to returning astronauts to the luna service. 50 years after the apollo program. ah, welcome to the program. nato says it's looking into an explosion in easton, poland, which ukraine is blaming on russian missiles. 2 people were killed in the blast in the village near the ukrainian border reports from the associated press. citing us officials say initial investigation suggests that michelle was fired by ukrainian forces and an incoming rush and miss. so moscow denies carrying out strikes on the area alex bed. whirlpool seems as have become all too common in ukraine and now in neighboring poland. to massage, i believe,

to have had farm land around 10 kilometers from the ukrainian border to famines were killed. the mail teresa was going to allow them to all day to day russia was attacking ukraine with rockets. but we do not have any conclusive evidence of the moment as to who launch dismissal the investigation is underway. i deeply believe the investigators will clarify that. it was most likely a russian made miss all, but this is all still under investigation. but across the border and ukraine prisons loaded me zalinski was quick to blame the kremlin beat that i get them and put the firing missiles at night. hotel tray is a rushing attack on the collective security. this is a very significant escalation act. you know, i want to say now to old polish brothers and sisters. ukraine will always support you. free people, not be broken by tara. russia has denied it, was involved in a statement. it's defense ministry said that statements by polish media and

officials about russian mussels hitting polish territory are a deliberate provocation with the aim of escalating the situation. the us state department has been careful not to jump to conclusions. we have seen reports out of school and they of course, are incredibly concerning. and we're working with our partners and the polish government and our nato partners to get more information into assess what has happened. nicer allies have been quick to rally behind warsaw as the alliance works to establish what actually happened. a number of neighboring countries held emergency security meetings. others renewed their pledges to defend every inch of nathan territory. poland has not use and now how it will react. but it's not taking any chances, john, point for them by just, you know, because i thought you cited a moment ago to increase the readiness of some military units in poland and increase the readiness of other uniform services in our country. all eyes and now on nato, as a grapples with house respond and house will void

a dangerous escalation to the war in ukraine. alex beard al jazeera mom and values danny, bye for us in moscow. but 1st, let's go to our diplomatic editor james base, who's at the g 20 summit in bali. when ladies have been discussing that explosion at james, no doubt, some teams meetings between key players currently where you are the well certainly 1st thing this morning, many world leaders were woken by the age much earlier than a plan, including president joe biden, to be told the news of these miss all strikes inside poland and clearly there was a big worry that this was a situation that could escalate. and so gently meetings were called, including a meeting of the g 7 nations, along with some of the other members of nato that were here that are not members of

the g 7. but at the end of that meeting, and then i think the tone began can change a little bit because president biden then said that the information, the latest information that he'd got was the trajectory of the missiles suggested they were not far from russia. and that now is to be the working theory of the us administration, that this was not a russian missile attack on poland. what it seems to be was the russians were firing a massage in the ukraine, and the ukrainians use the missile to take out that russian miss all. and that then landed inside the polish territory, but clearly, investigations are going to continue. and they'll be meetings in the coming hours, including a meeting of the north atlantic council. that's the passages of nato will be meeting in brussels, i think, to be brought up to speed with the latest information. but i don't think the

tensions quite as high as they were a few hours ago and day james. and that final communique has been released. tell us a little bit more about that, particularly given all eyes on how it addresses the ukraine. yeah, we've just actually had g 20 formerly and about several minutes ago the g 20 gavin was found for the last time closing. the main thing by indonesia got all handed to india, which will be next year gene, as you say, every time when they finish one of these, they have a final declaration of final communique where they all agree on the issues of the world. now clearly the thing we watching there is what were they going to say on the war in ukraine when there are so many different positions? there's obviously the u. s. and european position position of the g 7. and then as the bushman countries like china and, and then of course there's russia itself,

which is the country that invaded ukraine. well basically what they've done is they've agreed to disagree. i'll read you a little bit. we reiterated on national positions is expressed in all the for including the un security council in the un general assembly. we most members strongly condemned the war and ukraine and stressed. it was causing immense human suffering. and it goes on there were other views and different assessments of the situation and sanctions. so they agreed to disagree on this. that is the way that they managed to to put it in the end in the community k ending i think what was a difficult, a very challenging period of diplomacy for indonesia to organize this some it's it's, it's been a grueling presidency. i think for them at a time when the world is in real turmoil, yet they managed to get all the policies represented. even if a president putin wasn't here and president dimansky only attended virtually. i don't think there been any breakthroughs on the war in ukraine,

but certainly on other issues. the g 20 primarily looks at the world's economy. i think they believe that they, they have done the job that they're supposed to do every year. yes, certainly a big agenda. thank you very much for the update james base live press. stay in bali. let's bring in mohammed vow now who's lived for us in russia's capital mohammed. what's moscow saying about this? deadly incident in poland. why russia? we don't have the highest commence that we are expecting. i think the criminal spokesman every day, he gives some statements to the press that hasn't immersed yet. today's too early for him. but the reactions that we have so far from the russian mission in the u. n . is that this is a provocation from ukraine in russia is not behind. it has no responsibility at it

. and it is a provocation from ukraine deliberately designed to bring or other members of the nato countries into this war. another a comment came from me. hi liz, shut him yet. he's a m p in the state duma. he said that again, this is a provocation from ukraine. he said the russia has some of the highest precision weapons that it could use and it uses in ukraine. it has never and this will never commit to mistake like this. it will never hit the poland because it didn't want to do that. and he said that ukraine could have used some are some records from the soviet iraq to make believe that this came from russia. and he even thinks that the, the ukrainians could have done this with the acceptance, the tacit consent from the western intelligence agencies in order to create

a condition for a wide range or nato interference in poland. russia has always no sort of in ukraine. russia has always been accusing nato of being directly involved in this war. they think that they are fighting against nato in ukraine, not against ukrainian army. they talk about mercenary armies from all nato countries. but right now, if that develops into a officially natal armies deployed in ukraine. lots and other scenario. all right, we appreciate the update. thank you very much, ma'am. it, val live for us in moscow heading to the us. now in former president donald trump has announced he will run for president again. my missed before he took the stage, his office found the paperwork necessary to run for office. when i or j reports from outside his estate in west palm beach, florida. this will not be my campaign. this will be our campaign

all to go. it was the announcement former president donald trump made despite advisors suggesting it wasn't a good idea coming in order to make america great. a glorious again i am to night announcing my candidacy for president. ah, it was also the announcement. his supporters have been waiting for an outside moral lago. only a few dozen trump supporters were out, but they had plenty to say. do you still are president? he never can. he never stopped it just unfortunate that things took place the way they did, but he never took concession. he still is the president. he still is the commander in she. no one respects the current president. our world leaders think of him as weak, unnatural, not the man we need right now. the republican party was hoping that a red wave during midterm elections would solidify their standing in the 2024 presidential election. but many of the congressional candidates that trump backed, including those and key states, lost in

a stunning fashion. he's facing multiple investigations on different fronts. congressional hearings are ongoing and to trumps involvement in the january 6 capital riots list cheney, a member of congress who's on the investigating committee says trump is detached from reality. it's also really important for people to, to look at what's happening and what he's doing. not just through a political lands, but um through the basic facts of his total um, lack of fitness for office. he's unstable. his also being investigated for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results and his handling of classified documents that were seized from his mar logos state. he also faces several criminal investigations involving his trump organisation love, and all that didn't seem to deter trump from standing in his resorts in west palm beach, florida, and proclaiming that she is the only candidate the republicans should support that

we will just spice this unity with in the republican party over whether or not to support trump for president, he's still very popular with a lot of republican voters. it's a base that other republican candidates will definitely want to happen to. ron to santas, just one, a landslide reelection, as governor of florida. he was once a trump loyalist, but is now increasingly seen as trump's biggest rival, for the republican nomination. and governor de santis is in violation of the oath of office what he claims. all the other people have done such as with the buses still here in palm beach county where they make you were math that they're in violation will. so which trumps are wrecking ball in the system. i think that a lot of people agree that we can't trust the media anymore. i think that a lot of people agree that we can't trust the people in power anymore. i love from y'all. so he's the very 1st president to acknowledge black people. also once an ardent supporter, his former vice president mike pence, who had this to say,

when asked if trump should be president again, i think that's up to the american people, but i think we'll have better choices in the future. the american have 2 years to decide who they want to leave the country next. but will the fragile republican party be able to come together to back the same candidate? there are still millions of americans who support donald trump and many others who want to see him go away. renee de al jazeera, west palm beach, florida. nasa has successfully launched it's a giant rocket powering, the ottoman one mission to the moon. the us base agency had to delay the take off twice due to technical issues. the unmanned mission is the 1st part of a program which will eventually send humans back to the lunar surface. still, head on al jazeera, we visit cats as does it to gigantic combination prepared for football fans ahead

of the world. come ah hello. it's starting decidedly unsettled now across a kid part. if europe at the moment we still have high pressure, just cleaning on across those eastern parts. so quiet for now, but that's weakening that's getting pushed out of the way areas of low pressure started to push in and we'll see some pretty wet weather rather windy to coming in from the atlantic. se sped say some heavy rain for time across all pass. all the way from ireland, northern ireland, scotland, wales, england, all sang some heavy burst of rights and while the heavy rain leslie wednesday across southern parts of england, you notice ronstadt across the press potentially to western parts of france. some showers pushing into portugal, western and eastern parts of spain, also grassy, tiny decidedly. well that way,

where the runs all the way down into the balkans and beyond 6 celsius, there ain't keep. we're struggling to get anywhere near freezing in moscow temperatures falling back to ram minus 4 on thursday, and that colder, grassy pushing into all pos, just 5 degrees there in berlin, just about getting up into double figures there in london. and some of that where to where the, some of that unsettled weather will gradually make his way across c, mediterranean shores of north africa and northern algeria could catch a shower or so we want a 2 showers to into northern parts of libya reaching as yet northern areas of egypt shall continue the gulf of guinea. ah, a commitment to continuously conserve its wonder is vital providing breakthrough solutions to renewable energy for an environmentally responsible future with transformation and collaboration. indonesia urges

and leave the world in moving forward as was recover together, recover stronger lou the hello 0. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder about health stories this. our nato will hold an emergency meeting after a miss solid tact killed soup people inside poland near the ukrainian order key flames, russia. but moscow denies it's behind the explosion associated press, citing us official says initial investigation suggest myself was fired by ukrainian

for an incoming, a russian massage. former us president donald trump has amount he will run for president again in 2024 trumps earlier than usual amount is seen as a move to discourage other public and contingent like florida governor wrong dissenters and nasa has successfully launched its giant rocker, which will take the autumn is one mission to the moon. the unmanned expedition is the 1st part of a program which aims to send humans back to the learners. can his former presidency, who ru kenyatta is urging warring sides in democratic republic of congo? to start talking, he visited the camp of displaced people in north kiva, where many fled for safety after seeing soldiers retreating. the conflict between the congo lays soldiers and m. 23 fighters has moved closer to go. mom, the congress government has repeatedly accused,

were wonder of backing the rebels and allegation it denies. now the web has the data. the off the days of heavy fighting, dozens of soldiers on motor bikes came rushing away from the front line to the eastern city of goma, in democratic republic of congo. safe been battling fighters of in $23.00, widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring rwanda. well, they were one that denies it. it caused panic. thousands of people for m 23 had reached the edge of the city. me and it is so khaki. boom. i think i come from ca. bomba. i ran away from the m 23 and go to kenya regina camp on saturday. then i had gunfire and people said m 23 has arrived yet. that's why we decided to carry our belongings and run away. we are asking for our soldiers to be helped with reinforcements because there are too few soldiers to defend the whole province.

congos army said a group of soldiers had panicked unnecessarily while others continued fighting people here. a scared of m. 23, the rebel good to the city of governing 2012 will say wave rwandan backing the following. 3 grace, then it was defeated by congos armed forces resumed his rebellion a year ago. the people here fearing the 23 vices might take the city of goma. once again. congos armies fighting m $23.00 on 3 front, including with attack helicopters. he says and 23, how sophisticated weapons from rwanda last time congo eventually won the war with international support. this time, the government relations with the un peacekeepers have deteriorated and it doesn't have much help. that's unique for them. why. at least, i can assure you, our armed forces are doing well on the battlefield and are so far containing the

enemy at the town of cuba and keep them in about 20 kilometers north of gamer. some soldiers fled, others were sent forward. the people here already fled their homes and were encamped when the panic sat in complex involving were wondering, you can have been displacing people here for decades. there's no sign that will be left in peace anytime soon. let's bring in malcolm webb, who joins us live from a camp of displaced persons north of garma, malcolm. what's the latest on the fighting which is sent these thousands of people flaming? well, there's been fighting on 3 front. m $23.00, which is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring were wonderful. they were one to deny that it's rebellion the way start the border with the move on the need a border with you gander from that to the north of ear. it pushing north is pushing west and pushing south towards we are the front in the north. they've been held up

at a bridge where 40 see trying to defend it. 40 congress government forces to the west . they've fighting around a town called tango, which is of the edge of very steep hills and mountains. but people here fear that if and $23.00 and it's backers can push around that they could potentially in circle the city of goma, which would be maybe from a point of view of negotiating or military strategy could be as effective as taking goma. but without the international repercussions, me my fighting continues in columbus. it us 20 kilometers about 20 kilometers to the north of where we are. but when we were here yesterday, as we saw in the story, we had gotten fired, those soldiers coming on the bugs for slaying the front. i can step aside so you can see what, what that cause here, people dismantled the shell says drop their plastic sheets and match this. run into

the 50 go many and still haven't come back. we don't know where those thousands of people spend the night. some have come back in rebuilding structures now they realized that and 23 wasn't quite as close as they thought. others is still left here, empty frames and people here were already struggling with unsanitary conditions, inadequate shelters in daily heavy rains before this happened. and so that panic yesterday is just made things even harder. and malcolm, what impact did kenya's, former president root, can ya, his visit in government have on this situation? where was jerry unfortunately, i think we've just lost coverage with malcolm. so we'll try and cross back to him at next hour. in the meantime, sick what cave is that the traditional marketing cause has capital doha,

which has been enhanced with ad works in kiosks. ahead of the football world cup, which is just 4 days away. natasha rename is there and natasha. this is one of dough has top attractions. what's the mood like there now that preparations have wrapped up well, it's a bit quiet because it's the morning and the world cup has not started, but come start of the world cup. this will be a major draw for fans. we are in the spice area of walk if was, which was the stablish more than a century ago. it is aromatic by the way. dried lemons. by the way, if you mix this with hot water seeping in hot water and put honey, it makes a nice drink garlic, lavender peppers, and a personal favorite in the middle east sunflower seeds. this su during the rise of the shopping mall. but for countries they lost interest in 2003,

a fire destroyed much of it. so then in 2004, the government decided to build this new suit with preserving the traditions of the countries with a modern flare. and as you can see, it is now quite the suit. it has. so is everything from gold to toys, to falcons? and during the world cup, this is going to be a big epicenter and the traitors and business people here are counting on that. had savory, sweet and bold, the smells enveloped you as you walk into the small kitchen of shay, sha moose. this country breakfast feast is served. no matter the hour. it features a bedouin bread made of flour and water called rig gag, and flavorful stew called mar google sham sal casarez restaurant in souk walk. if is also of landmark,

she is the 1st woman to own an eatery in cutter and the 1st to open a business in the soup. dotted muddled up at a moderate hospitality and generosity are pillars of the country. traditions, women play a role at home when we open our doors and welcome our neighbors and visitors with tradition of food. here i will be assure representative of the country women who are done more than 20 years ago. cassava began pickling lemons in her back yard, and selling them via a word of mouth. then she opened a spy shop, and eventually this restaurant in 2014, along the way, her entrepreneurial ambitions clashed with their families. ideas about a woman's place. 05 gone on in the past. as a conservative society, it was difficult for women to socialize with men that i was the 1st have been the rule with some objections for my family. how good a woman worked among men was after cassidy's customers include the country,

ruling family, foodies and footballer, david beckham, her home style cooking in an arab coffee shop environment is a link to cutters roots who have been now gonna me main goal is to ensure that our cuisine lives on for future generation. it's batch of preserve re note kind of charles traditions. not only for gut thirty's, but for visitors to our country, especially since got that is hosting the word caught him over to my god. last summer, casado launched an online store. now with these jars of spices and mixes, she can share a taste of cut our with the world. by hosting the 1st world cup in the middle east and in a muslim country cutter has aspired to shatter stereotypes. yet it has faced an onslaught of negative media coverage and criticism that ranges from the treatment

of migrant workers to the countries record on human rights. there has even been a french cartoon depicting the country football team as terrorists. the amir of cutter has said, this is handsome out to a smear campaign that borders on races. he says it's an unprecedented spirit smear campaign. the world cup has been touted as a way to bring countries together to remind people of what unites us. cut our is hoping that fans will come, experience their hospitality, get a glimpse into their culture and leave with a more broadened view. indeed, thank you very much for the update. natasha name live for us. they indo her. thank you. and as natasha said, fans beginning to arrive in katara head of the tournament, they'll be staying in all sorts of accommodation from hotels to cruise ships and fan villages, alexia bryan has been checking out. some of the options in the desert with

were about an hour from the glistening skyscrapers of doha, but the view here couldn't be any more different over there. the, the raven gulf behind me kilometers of june. and they've got for a drive with their that is hugely important to not only the visitors, but also those of us who live here. because you can go june bashing. we can go style gazing, you can pick a june, pick a trail and just see where you end up. one of the best things though is camping and sound. the 1200000 visitors who are heading in to cut out for the world cup are actually going to stay at the camp. so we're going to go and check one of them out . we have the 96 them 16 clusters.