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ah, your watching l 0 life from a headquarters ins alpha. i'm jenny navigator. also coming up public anger races against corona virus restrictions in china. as cases had a record high for a 3rd day amazon employees around the world, walk off the job on one of the biggest shopping days of the year. and a fishy business will have more unwise shrimp cultivation and carola is leading to the decimation of mangrove. ah, hello iran supreme leader has praised forces who have dealt with protest her as in a defiant speech to the country. weeks of demonstrations were sparked by the death of massa, many while in police custody in september. a violent crack down on rallies has been

widely condemned, but leaders into iran accused western countries of orchestrating the unrest. let sir bring endorsing jabari. she's joining us from to her on so doors. so the supreme leader, still speaking to the nation, what have we heard from him so far? as the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, has been in providing a vast number and examples. and his experience in the field of dealing with what he calls western influences and their interest in seeing iran become minute unstable country. and he's addressing the best seizure, military volunteer force in the military. and there are numbers are believed to be in about 7000000. there's about 5 of them that are joining the supreme there remotely. he's. this is one of his longest at live speeches that i've seen over the past few years. he's now been speaking for an hour and about 10 minutes. he's gone through various points of history in the country and the formation of the vessel

forces and what is their role in the country? what is expected of them? one of the main points he made about the ongoing protests, he calls them a few writers here. and there is that it is the responsibility of the bus. each forces to set these people on the right path a to make sure that what he called fake news and fabricated news is not distributed any, even if it is, it is the role of the vast each forces in the country to set the people straight to make sure that they are not swayed by such as he called it fake news. i think one of the other most significant points in his speech was about an hour into it where he started talking about the role of the united states in that a nuclear agreements with iran that that was known as the j. c. po aid that was signed in 2015, that the united states left in 2018. he said that there is no point of having any kind of discussion with the united states. they proven over and over again that

they are not to be trusted. we complied with their requests under the nuclear agreements to reduce our nuclear activities and program so that we would see some sanctions relief by the u. s. government. but that never happened. of course, that is as a result of that, us president donald trump, withdrawing from the deal and imposing a new series of sanctions on their own for he, the supreme leader believed that the united states has proven over and over again throughout this country's history that they cannot be trusted, even if they sign an agreement that is legally binding by the united nations. they are still able to back down from it. so he said, what do we do then? do we continue making concessions? so they promise us what we want from them. and yet we got nothing, he said, no, that is going to stop. we are not going to make any more com, compliances. we're going, we're not going to get into any more demand of the us government when it comes to that nuclear deal,

making it very clear that any chance of reviving they casey is very much debt for the time being. okay. source, i thank you so much for that source jabari reporting for us from to ron. and let's bring in for the who's an associate professor at the faculty world studies at the university of ron. welcome back to al jazeera. so the supreme leader has just ended his speech just a few moments ago. he seemed to be primarily addressing the besieged forces, commemorating what's known as besiege weak. but how closely do you think people in iran would have been listening into what he had to say? you know, this not mix up public has a percentage of people that are supporting its passage is about 11000000 people and they support this on the public segments of society. do the same. and then there is a segment of society that doesn't support this public, and i think both sides, those listening closely so forth. there's basically trying to get

directions. that is this culture of resistance in the land since the $979.00 over lucian. and this culture of resistance is in force, but the country is lead is as it becomes necessary. and then you have the people that don't like the government and they want to see what measures the new measures the government may take in order to make sure that that the riots are not continuing. and i think there was a sense of defiance because the harmony link, what is going on in the, on to outside the house. and this is, in his opinion, interference from the united states and israelis and others country is that the enemies of iran and a good portion of his speech was dealing with the idea of confronting

american his money. and the riots inside the country, in his opinion, a part of that is your money. the idea that the united states wants to take over destiny again the same way. they did it in 1953 after the cool. and you saying that the country is going to allow that to happen again. ok, thank you so much for that analysis for the from the university of to run. we now cross over to rome and we speak to the rest will just a lot. he's a non resident scholar at the middle institute. so my guess from to ron was just saying that the supreme leader once again asserted that the u. s. and other foreign powers are the ones that have been, or cust orchestrating the unrest taking place in iran. how do you think the outside powers will be looking at the speech? look, i think the speech was somehow the continuation of

a trends that we have before from islamic republic. officials, which is a, based on the denial and not recognizing of, of demands of the people. basically, there is no mentioning about this function of the government into iran and economy burgeon and lots of problems of the societies facing these days. and everything is attributed to the outside power and jubilee to go rivalry. i think people have the rightful, legitimate demands, which basically these are the types of speech done by supreme leader by other officials. the only message that is signaling is that they are weiss's or not heritage, and there's not going to be any policy change in the republics decisions. ok, thank you so much for that analysis from rome. let's just hear a little bit of what the supreme leader has to say, inch and a half day dry and wendy's riots on the streets that's been happening to say you

should solve your problems with the us and said, please clearly say you should listen to the voice of the nation. i have come across this in writing solved problems with the u. s. or listen to the nation. in other news, china has reported a record number of code 900 infections for a 3rd straight day. more than 35000 infections have been registered. that's the most in a 24 hour period since the pandemic began on protests have rallied in china's western jin chang region. they're calling for an end to the code. 1900 lockdown demonstrators, blocked streets in the regional capital in march towards city hall. jain has been under locked down for more than $100.00 days. patrick folk has more from hong kong . we have been seeing some extraordinary video or week really coming out of china, highlighting the growing frustrations among people over this 0 covey chaos and what's happening. and she jang right now was just really an extreme instance of

that. the videos are showing hundreds of people out on the streets as chanting and the locked and, and the loft and, and, you know, chin jang, many parts of it have been under locked down as you say, for over 3 months. these people are coming out and protesting a great risk to themselves. but a lot of this is also been fueled by a recent incident in which 10 people died in a, in a blaze in a residential building. and a lot of people are suggesting that delays to rescue efforts were caused by a 0 cove id say, prevention measures. but you know, war week we've really been seeing a lot more videos of this kind surfacing on social media in china. not just in chin jam, but in kwan joe and chung ching and other places as well. and that's also suggestion of that senses actually having a little bit of a hard time catching up and scrubbing the material from the internet to prevent it from getting out on the numbers themselves. they're also growing questions about

the accuracy of the figures. as you say, we have had another record daily, high in china, more than 35000 cases, but notably, official data saying there were only 6 deaths related to covered. for the last 6 months. amazon employees in more than 30 countries, are striking to protest the company's labor policies. the call to action against the online retailer coincided with one of the busiest shopping days of the year. black friday, alex barrett has the story. it's become the biggest shopping day of the year shoppers across the world flock online to amazon to get a black friday bargain. bargains that amazon workers say, come as a cost. he's a doctor. he everybody's looking for bargains here. the quite honestly, these bargains are made on the backs of our colleagues. they just don't in enough money for it. last year, amazon seated made

a record profit during the black friday weekend. the work is say, the vet money isn't trickling down. they walking off the job to demand better working conditions and bits of wages as inflation hits in all time. hi. i'm bringing by truck with the small amount of money was salary that you earn, you can't live in this time. i have 3 children and we both work and we have a huge problem because the costs have risen so enormously that you can't live with what you earn to make him his own pay campaign is also demanding that work is be able to unionize and is calling for an end to binding collective agreements, it's being supported by environmental groups who are calling on the company to commit to environmental sustainability. the most serious industrial action has been seen on the us, france and germany, with other protest planned across the globe on at home. thank be on mom, keep we have 35 countries in the world asking the same thing as us because amazon

is a global company and we all have the same working conditions and the same pay which is at the lowest level of what countries are allowed to pay, we are all in the same mess. amazon has a pet she record when it comes to work is rights. last week and us federal judge ordered the company to stop retaliating against employees engaged in workplace activism. and in 2021 union latency, that nearly half of all injuries recorded in us warehouses occurred at amazon. amazon workers all over the world, no matter which country thing listen work. experience, se, se dehumanizing mis treatment from amazon. the conditions are so bad working for amazon. there is a turnover rate of 150 percent a year. amazon sees the strike won't affect operations this weekend operations.

they seem to need billions of dollars and profit. alex bid al jazeera still ahead on al jazeera nurses, and the u. k. say enough is enough tens of thousands of walk off the job unless they're pe, demands are met. the cats are world class inspiring women footballers in iraq. we'll meet some of them right after the break. ah, anticipation is rising. so when you're ready with lots of castle airways, now it must feel like early winter, the good part of europe. now things have settled down. we still got active weather coming to the northwest. him got stoneware developing of any part of europe that is near water, like for example, the central rain or the black sea. so let's go down to this one 1st as

a proper winter storm winding up here. near gale force winds, briefly across the valley, eric's across costco suddenly rose the coast of algeria and to new z. and then of course, with the wrap around heavy rains, more of a problem, something on the west coast of italy, snow in the afternoon. and that rains heading don't dance was nor may be that of worn out of heavy rain in doors because it's an unusual situation, of course. now for most of europe now, this is gray and quiet, often overcast for days on end. disappointing the temperatures in single figures. the stormy weather was around the northern turkeys still there. nurses producing some snow for the high ground, the only snow falling on the ground. the bulk of the baltic states, for example, vilnius 3 days of latin skies, an occasional snow, and it's cold. now miss, we do change things every now again, bring that front rain into western, frowns, portugal, and for a time maybe into some sunshine to western poland. but it won't last for north africa,

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again the top thorns on al jazeera iran supreme leader has praised forces who have dealt with protesters in a defiance stage to the country. a violent practice has been widely condemned, but ever on accuses western countries of orchestrating the unrest. china has registered a 3rd day of record numbers of code $900.00 cases more than $35000.00, plus the restriction being tightened in several region. amazon employees in more than 30 countries, have gone on strike, demanding better working conditions. the mass action comes on black friday. it's one of the busiest shopping days of the year. at least 15 people have been killed by russians shelling in the southern ukrainian city. of course on somebody's lay out in the open overnight as emergency services struggle to respond under the barrage of missiles, the governor says hospital patients have been transferred to other areas for their safety. russia has stepped up

a tax on the city which you crane rito earlier this month, work. meanwhile, ukraine is racing to restore electricity supplies as temperatures re sub 0 in many areas, russian missiles of damage, nearly half of the countries power facilities. officials have urged people to stock up on essentials, president followed them as the lensky says. his government is working hard to keep households warm. let's get an update from re challenge. joining us from keith. so 2 days after a barrel of russian missiles put millions of ukrainians out of power and water, rory are things now getting back to normal at all. well certainly last night looking out across the city behind me, it was a very different sites to the previous to basically the electric glow that familiar glow had returned to many of the windows compare that to the night before which were deathly quiet and inky black. he was very airy, being asked on the streets, he could just see the faintest glimmer of candlelight coming from from some window

. so the situation is markedly improved. that's not to say it is totally back to normal. the president followed him is ski said last night that power is now back for half of the 12000000 people who have been left without power. on wednesday, when those missiles came in for 6000000 people, still shivering in unheated apartments without being able to charge phones. or do cooking on electric stove, etc. now, nobody believes that this is the last wave of russian missiles that are going to be coming in there are generates is arriving from the united states and europe to try and help out. but i think many people here expecting to see, is going to be a long and cold and it, but lots of people, powerless windsor as lighting, a putin tries to accept the maximum impact said maximum leverage i v crate. and it

factors using missiles and the weather. and today rory is a sombre de marking. they can mem ration of the 1932 soviet made famine in ukraine . a commemoration of special significance this year. yeah, it's called the holiday. more in ukraine happened in 9932933. and since 998, the for saturday of november has been marked as hollow more memorial day. now the koreans have long said that this man made famine was a genocide that it was basically the soviet's trying to repress ukrainian national identity using starvation as a tool and a growing number of countries agree with that assessment, calling it a genocide, most recently, romania, moldova,

islands and seems to be followed by germany. and i think in the coming days they've all recognized that the hello numerous genocide, germany is soon to do that. the russian view is different, the russians say, and i have always said essentially that famine, that salvation didn't justifacts ukraine affected other parts of the soviet union to but this year because of the war, the hollow more memorial has extra resonance and ukrainians. again, saying that policies cooktop and exerted by moscow are killing ukrainians. and again, you credit the saying that this what's happening now amounts to a genocide in the same way that the more dates many, many years ago. all right, where we thank you so much for re challenge reporting from keith nurses in england, wales and northern ireland are set to go on strike next month. the walk out will be the biggest in the history of britain's national health service. the nursing union

says it's a demand for a pay rise for about 17 percent would make up for years of increases below inflation. nadine bob reports from london. he's a nurse in britain's national health service and he's never struggled as much to make ends meet. chuck, who do bear me via juno, says he seen, colleagues leave the profession to work in supermarkets because the wages are better. he staying puts, but he's making sacrifices. i've had to con darnell on a lot of things or when the kids are, which i can't afford to provide for them because of the high cost of living. so it's not just about clap in for esther into panda. make an i think we need to be respected and appreciated for what we do now for the 1st time. nurses in all parts of the u. k. except scotland will stage $212.00 our strikes next month. their representative body, the royal college of nursing, says they had no choice after the government rejected calls for formal talks over

and it just pay the aussie and says experience nurses a 20 percent worse off in real terms compared to 2010 due to successive below, inflation pay awards. this is not something that nurses day at the drop of the hat . it's not something that nursing stafford ever done across the whole of the cane such huge numbers. so it is significant and it should be sending a really clear message to the government that they need to do some thank the government says the pay demands are excessive, pointing to this year's rise, worth 4 percent on average. following last year's 3 percent rise despite a general public sector, pay fries as a number of areas where we can work together. my door is open to talk with them. but i think the, the asking terms of something point 6 percent on pay around $3.00 times. what many viewers are themselves getting in the private sector or is not within the economic conditions we face affordable at this time. but unions argue that instead of investing in current nursing staff,

billions of dollars are being spent on agency workers to plug workforce gaps with $25000.00 nursing staff, leaving the n h. s. in the last year. nurses will still provide emergency care during the strikes, but we're in services will be hit hard at a time when the system's already under extreme pressure. further strike the likely in the sector in the coming months involving people like junior doctors and ambulance workers in scotland plan strikes have been called off after the devolved government came up with an offer with 8 percent for a newly qualified nurse. but the rest of the britain is getting ready for severe disruption. nadine baba al jazeera london, india is among 5 countries that have signed the pack that the u. n. climate summit in egypt to protect mangroves. the country is one of the largest reserves in the world happening mattel's reports in the southern state of carola, where the cultivation of shrimps is endangering the forest. there are few signs of life bubbling under the technology is expensive,

electricity is needed round the clock to maintain oxygen levels. the tank is actively monitored for temperature and nutrition, rakish men, and started trim farming last year. he says, this modern method is more profitable in the natural fond of where you, where you're doing the load in city here. we are doing it the high density at the same time off in your, you'd be doing a like for both of the new york. if you compared with the natural one, they are doing good place in a yeah. so that is a more different than maybe you can do more goals at the same way. you can own more profitable shim conservation is big business in the southern indian state of carola, the government is promoting it by subsidizing land and giving technical support to farmers. but man grooves, i've been cleared to make way for them. careless forest cover has reached a historic low in some areas, there are motion farms and man groups. most of what remains is privately owned and

unprotected man. girls have been globally recognized as one of the best ways to counter climate change. they absolve mo, cobblins and other tropical forests and also project lines from natural disasters such as a non signed to say that depletion is threatening ecosystems and local economy and iron. kumar has been fishing industry over for decades. he says the growing number of ship farms has affected his business that are feel free to catch, and some species have gone extinct other than the chemical and farmers use chemicals to kill all the organisms in the water. this is done before they put the shrimp, see this water them flows into the river. this is killing the fish. there was one fish called grew up and it's not there anymore. conservationists warned the state government to step up manual protection. they said these can co exist, which in farms we have to do sustainable farming, and we have traditional method of shim farming prevailing didn't kill and. busy now

the, the non traditional, more intense future farming is, is changing the, your mythology of the, of the area and the, and even the restoration becomes difficult when these landscape men in session grown this way is better. and other farmers will switch to this method. but conservation is worn unchecked, farming could wipe away critical forest cover and endanger thousands of lives. daphne met the jesse le fella, city southern india. the host nation car had been knocked out of the world cop after losing 31 to send a goal. they became the 1st site to be eliminated after their 2nd straight law of the tournament far will go against the netherlands in their last game. in the 1st world, cut them and leases inspired athletes across the region. indoor women football is giving many young rockies a chance to represent their country. it's also providing

a platform to change traditional attitudes towards women and sports. they miss robbie went to hello and spoke to players who say they hope sunday iraq can host the tournament. me. in the heart of rural iraq is an untapped resource. there is something very special about this backyard game of past. the women playing or nationally ranked as ah, who was on the women's indoor football squad that brought home the 2022 west asia cup. her sister beneath place for one of the richest clubs in the country proof they say they are just as capable as meant to have that on in the zillow on, allowed to me. sports means life. i've been playing football since i was a child. i'm able to play by outdoor and indoor football,

but it's difficult because there are not enough outdoor facilities for women in iraq. there is no support from the government with proper training. i'm sure all of us women will be able to play indoor and outdoor football. but i think stay the same, then no one will achieve anything. players and coaches say female athletes don't get the same financial or moral support, but their skills are not to be underestimated. kelly at albany, adela i bought iraq, has a considerable number of good female players who has skilled, i'm still young. my advice to the football federation is to pay attention to the abilities and skills that we have in if you want to achieve victories and won't be iraq national team to participate internationally. lacoff to the plan should be a young women in iraq are not a model visibility and victories. players say help to change traditional attitudes

and simply to compete is to succeed. hillary that made them in a strange people don't support us. they say it is shameful to have a girl playing football even in my neighborhood. some will say you shouldn't leave your house. what's so special about sports, but i don't pay any attention to them. i'm against the idea that it's shameful for a girl to play football. so what we can play around with the challenges are many, some travel, 5 hours just to train for 90 minutes in. so par facilities that they have to rec, coaches, pay for uniforms and equipment out of pocket. they should be training almost every day, but who does club can only afford to once a week? and unlike richer clubs or mail, actually, they don't have sponsors. this is an impressive group but not just because they right forth in the country,