a big night in the soda with his days it is hugely important say not only the visitors, but also those of us who live here. luke sale stadium where the world cup file is going to be held this on monday with awe. drones strike on an oil storage tank in russia a day off for to accused you crane of attacking to air base is deep inside its territory. ah, hello. i may be in front again. this is al jazeera live from dough, also coming up. how to 0 files, a case against israeli forces at the international criminal court for the murder of its journalists, shuree, and our claim. those come on should be held responsible because they've said

there's no suspicion here of, of, of any crime. so there's been a complete cover of protests in indonesia against controversial legislation that farms sex outside marriage. and it's all a tight contest of the world cup of morocco face off against former world champion spain. the match now an extra time. so you'll have to wait a little longer for a result. ah, the great apparently used a drone to attack an air field in the washing border region of cusp, according to its governor. the strike early on tuesday caused a fire in an oil storage tank. rushes defense ministry accused ukraine of to attacks on monday. moscow says the 3 saw this man were killed, keith is yet to comment on the strikes or defense editor alex topple. us says that the use of drones by ukraine is

a major development in the war. what we are seeing now in boston, target's being hit deep inside the country for the 1st time in the conflict. the, the ukrainian use of drones has been strategic in the sense that while the damage, as we can see here is minimal. they've had 2 bases that are extremely important to russia's military. these are strategic basis housing o, russia strategic bomber force. and it shows russia that nowhere is going to be invulnerable. and now it looks like the ukrainians use we can bring up these pictures, the triple one for one, which is an old soviet drone. we can see here. this is normally carrying cameras, but ukrainian military hers tweeted to so it can carry a small warhead, we think about 75 kilograms. so it is now they don't have many of these, but they certainly have some, and they can show the russians now that they can strike deep within their own

country. let's get the reaction from moscow from al jazeera mohammed vow. the national ministry of defense claims that ukraine is behind the 2 talks the progress of its basis southeast of moscow. on monday, it did not give details about whether these talks originated from ukraine or from inside russia. but everyone here considers this a significant development in this war, unless because for the 1st time and legibly, drones coming from ukraine, we're able to teach deep inside bella integrity. it means that ukraine, inside the capacity to make some kind of deep, deeper tech inside the russian theater because the technology are developing so far . so that's why to get some withdrawn. so the longer it's capacity, it's not the problem. now, even for the grade morrow,

everybody knows that your crane is supplied by western countries. and 1st of all, there is a possibility that these are also supplied by nature. why, why they say, or i don't know. the question now is what's next? and what kind of reaction is the russian military preparing after mondays or talks? we know that after the talk on the climate bridge in october, russia stepped up its military campaign across your claim and begun to destroy your cleaning infrastructure. people here are asking, what is the new fees and the new escalation expected after monday's tax? i think russia you increase the real difference. so russian huge excites especially rooms, military boys, weapons dip balls, inform me that the campaign. so i don't think we will see in the deplete from current fact 6 then current strategy

in any respects, what happened has presented a huge challenge for the russian government. it showed weaknesses and gaps in terms of internal security president put in has met with members of the security council of russian for the ocean to study the situation. and the public is waiting for more clarity on the war in ukraine has been a key talking point of the european union and western balkan nations met in albania, leaders from the regions of been holding discussions, a historic summit. they've struck agreements on energy education and investments, which are all steps towards e u. expansion. several western balconies nations have begun the process of joining the block as, as russia appears to be trying to expand its influence. there we are full heartedly supporting the enlargement probate process. and the regional integration this year has seen a lot of progress. we have had indeed the 1st intergovernmental conference with

albania and north macedonia. there's finally new movement, momentum in the whole process. it was a historic step to open the accession negotiations. and now the screening has started and the momentum is there out a 0 has taken the murder of its correspondent sharina about our play to the international criminal court. members of the palestinian american journalists family with the networks legal team at the hague lawsuit comes after a 6 month investigation just to warning that you may find some of the images and jonah halls report disturbing in its formal submission to the office of the prosecutor. at the international criminal court, al jazeera included a das here of evidence that its lawyers say cannot be ignored. the submission to the icpc prosecutor has highlighted the new witness evidence and video footage which clearly shows that serene and her colleagues were directly fired at by

israeli defense forces. c the evidence they say undermines israel claimed the journalist to me and i played was shot and killed by accident caught in the crossfire between israeli soldiers and palestinians. the lawyers said leaves no doubt. there was no palestinian gunfire. serene and her colleagues were clearly identifiable as journalists going about their work in the occupied west bank city of jennine when they came under direct israel gunfire. the dosier is comprehensive, the evidence is compelling. there is no reason know why the investigation cannot be taken by the i c. c. the witnesses that we've located or readily available to the prosecutor there or here in the hague. the crime scene can be investigated and the whole picture can be put together. and if there's sufficient evidence that we say the is then the perpetrators can be charged al jazeera submission to the i. c. c has spot to furious response from these railey government initiative. counseling

for should be on. this is an incident that has been investigated deeply and confidentially. i suggest the officials and algebra go and check what happens to journalists and iran. there is no army that behaves morally like the idea. thank you very much for a news conference at the hague. heard from international media representatives who said sharina killing was part of a systematic attempt to silence germany voices that would continue unless justice was served. would also present serene nice lena black let you in these moments where we on the international community and international court. to investigate such crimes. so, so there is accountability and also to prevent future crimes like this from going on punished. it's easy to forget that among the often heated political rhetoric is a family grieving. we didn't just lose a journalist, we lost the human,

we lost someone who was part of our family. and who was my only aunt? there's been no response yet from the i. c. c, either to the families own submission of evidence in september this year or to al jazeera case presented here early on tuesday. but such as the accumulated weight of evidence. the broadcast is, lawyers say that there can be no reason for the court not to take the next step and launch a full investigation. jonah, how al jazeera at the hague, demonstrators gathered outside in an easy as parliament to protest against a new criminal code which bound sex outside marriage. critics describe the code as a set back for democracy. it applies to both citizens and foreigners. it also bands unmarried couples from living together. the measure will come into effect in 3 years time. stephanie decker reports. you could now spend a year in an indonesian jail if you're caught having sex outside of marriage where

it's part of a new criminal code approved by parliament on tuesday. it also benz couples from living together before marriage. a quite old pin. don't our best to accommodate all in puts and concerns, but in the end, we have to take a decision, a historical decision to leave the dutch colonial criminal law behind mom goose on the law includes a ban on insulting the president and speaking out against state ideology and applies to both indonesians and foreigners. human rights groups say the legislation suffocates political and religious freedoms. the new criminal code really give an atmosphere of fear, an utmost fear of one, spying against another neighbor, a spying make worst family members spying another family member. it really crip of atmosphere of fear, among many journalists, editors reduce us rochester's and of course media owners. it is no good for the

quality of journalism. the quote, the off democracy in indonesia, previous draft of the code was postponed in 2019 of the country wide protests prompted, then president, yoko dodo to intervene. indonesia is the world's largest muslim nation, and has seen a rise in religious conservatism in recent years. although the laws will not come into effect for 3 years, nor concerns about their impact on indonesia as an investment and the holiday destination, especially on islands such as bali which minions of tourist visit every year. stephanie decor. i'll g 0 still come on, al jazeera is still nil, nil between spain of morocco, farms are getting more and more nervous as a penalty shootout looms. we'll have the latest. ah

hello. we could see the 1st right of the season rolling across, cut our over the next that day, or say you got this band of cloud that, sinking its way further southwards in the 3 wednesday, particularly through wednesday morning. could see some sharp showers, maybe even the odd rumble or 2 of fun. the temperature at around $28.00 celsius and falling as we go on for the next hour. say that will swing its way through. picking up quite stiff, northwesterly wind, that from moll setting in 27 celsius there for thursday. and by the weekend we may will struggle to reach 22 degrees. it will fill notice be fresh. trust me on that, but it should be lossy. try mostly dry cos, northern parts of africa, one or 2 showers there to the far north of algeria. eventually we'll see some wet weather coming to northern parts of morocco. so scattering the showers just around the gulf skinny coast. now to set up a time when bring some duster into our northern areas of nigeria,

just put through nisha over the next day or so. now the showers continue cause central parts of africa as per usual. got some slot, dry weather just making its way towards south africa over the next day. also some heavy showers there into was in bob way wet to where the ride up the rift valley. pushing all the way into a good part of uganda. ah . with

lou. ah hello again. this is al 0 the main years this are ukraine has apparently used a drone to attack and i feel to the russian region of coast according to its covered up has been no comment from keith or moscow. on the strike brushes, defense ministry accused ukraine of 2 attacks on monday. i was 0, has taken the murder of its correspondent, sharina buckley to the international criminal court. little suit comes off for 6 months investigation by the networks. legal team. shaheen of our clay was shorted killed by his ready forces in may. it is an easy as parliament has passed into law, a new criminal code which makes sex outside marriage. illegal people who break the

rule could face up to a year in jail. that'll come into effect in 3 years time delays world comp action while i'm truly on the way morocco versus spain into extra time to decide which of them will reach the quarter final, as the winner of that knockout stage match will play the winner of the later game between portugal and switzerland. moral co are the only african country remaining in the tournament and the only arab nation, a spain when would ensure that there are 6 european teams in the last 8. it was goal us off the 90 minutes education city stadium with 15 minutes of extra time remaining its currently morocco, neil spain mail. and if the company separate of course, gave will be decided by a penalty shoots house. it's been a nail biting affair for morocco friends here in doha. i don't. 0 is alexia bryan has been with all evening at the port area here. so how, actually,

what is the move light by mouth? oh, i have to say it is incredibly taint, most of the crowd down here. they've come down with the camping chisel. they picnic tables and people sitting right on the edge of those camping chaise. people even have been really apple and they faced as soon as morocco makes it anywhere near the goal. but there is a deep disappointment here. that morocco i have not met yet managed to say badeo. spain is making the most of the position so far in this match. morocco is looking a little bit more dangerous with what they've managed to do with a lot of those opportunities being opened up by the young asher. f i k me young. we're often 24 who was actually born in spain, but as yet, no, no bull in the back of the nit form morocco. but one of the cool things about this crowd behind me when i was walking around to earlier, is that the people have come from all over this region. they, i from iran. i've spoken to people from laura tamia from jordan,

from egypt. every single one of them down here to support morocco. i've just seen one lone spanish flag. and that is because morocco being the last arab team and this will cut the 1st in the middle east. it really is this team holding the hopes and dreams of people across this region. the fact that i made it into the world cup full moroccans, a huge surprise for me. the fact that that made it this super exciting. we've heard from one about correspondence earlier who was speaking to moroccans living here in dar higher and they say that they will be proud of their team no matter what happens. so nervous times here is he said i drain 15 minutes of extra time to go. sports pundits do believe that this could be heading towards penalties many eyes on this match and what it will mean, not only just for this region, but also morocco being the last african team. and this stage, so many millions watching this game with their hopes and dreams. how are you holding out that morocco will be able to find the name back on it by the end of the

game, alexia, i am reporting live from the port area here in doha beautiful, balmy evening, here in t o. r 24 degrees. a just also a 15 knots, a balmy in montreal, canada, which is where we find al jazeera gave elizondo. what on earth does montreal have to do with spain versus morocco? well, they're about a 100000 moroccans that live in canada. and about half of those about 40 to 50000 live right here in montreal, and were in the little my grab neighborhood of montreal and the cafes that are showing the game the match right now are packed shoulder to shoulder with people. we can't even get in, you can see people actually standing outside cafes that are showing the match just trying to get a peek through the window. this is how it's been for the last couple hours or so as

moroccans are here in canada and montreal, where we're at on the edge of their seats, moroccans anywhere in the world right now or on the edge of their seats glued to the action out of cut our right now, and especially here and it's not only moroccans, it's tunisians algerians, others that live here. they are immigrants that live here have gathered to watch this because they feel, as alexis said, there, that this is the last african team still in the world cup. i will tell you inside, people are glued to the t, v. 's. they've just been a shoulder to shoulder watching the action for the last couple hours or so. and also when we're here a few days ago and morocco, one their last game that fans is poured out into the streets in celebration. we'll have to see if that happens again, but i can tell you right now, it is just a tense situation here. as my hands are ever, they are around the world watching us, i wanted to ask you, gave whether the mood had changed, of course, that they are optimistic, they will that team to do well. but we're in the 2nd half of extra time here. and

then we get to that penalty shootout. ah, if it goes that far, if neither side his her school as the, as the mood changed as, as the match is going on. no it was tense from the 1st minute till the 20th minute to the 30th minute to the 80 a to minute. ah, the mood has pretty much been the same the whole time. everyone has just sort of got this quiet confidence. they think this could be the year that morocco is very, very good morocco team, quite frankly. and they feel very confident, but they also another playing in spain. of course, one of the world's great t. so it's been pretty steady throughout. but as soon as morocco gets close to maybe scoring boys. yeah. if he's making those sounds of people as we all know so much so, but the mood is remain the same. i'm chilly just watching a game, but he thinks that 8 out 0 is gabriel alexander. that live in launch real. of

course, you know that the beautiful game is a global game. brazil's friends celebrated their teams victory in the round of 16 on monday. some of them thousands of kilometers from the country itself. for some open jobs reports, tons, drums chance and cheer. these high decibel streets and grounds are not real or bassinet. ah, brazil games stopped everything in karachi, mary. the neighbourhood known, put both frenzy and for its affection to name are esteem, is locally known as minnie brazil. ah, how did i know and the atmosphere? electra buying? the match was a b, brazil, about korea, and the way president blair. and the paper that he enjoyed. the brazilian still has returned from injury. ned his reform victory and the crowd erupted every time he puffed the ball. ah, although the games happened late at night,

but that doesn't stop thousands together at the mean stadium. and it on tv screens in cafes. ah. during the day, they paint the streets and place more flags on every corner. the provincial chief sat among the crowd to show support for the people in the team, welcomed for his presence, but people did not forget their everyday reality. in the low income neighbourhood, almost every household, the victim of either drug abuse or gang related violence, locals, hearsay, the government can do more to provide opportunities and prospects for youth that he can hold on hold of all, we'll pay for it. so it, when you talk about football in pakistan, laity is the new city which has produced international names. football is on the decline here because the state has no patronage to promote at miniature, this talent, boys and girls here enroll in academy. and someplace barefoot and gravel, people,

they are easy, they take great pride that the official fee for ball is made in black sun, and enough for the game isn't effected by the nation. never qualifying for the woke up tournament. for what i'm yahoo! i saw her, we pray, some of our football is playing a few farewell cup and pakistan. winston got got the bucket that we want to pakistani team. what you see the way we cheer for brazil. we want to cheer for team pakistan about lang, international football macedonian, but until that happens by cassandra minnie, brazil will cheer for its favorite t jobby. there. now here's some good news if you will, to fly to china any time soon. bay james international airport will no longer require a negative cobit 19 test result. testing requirements have also been removed for people wanting to enter most public places in shanghai. some parts of china have lifted restrictions after widespread protests. media reports suggest a new set of nationwide rules will be announced soon. china's president,

she should ping as hailed lately the shanks of men for guiding the communist party through the country's most serious political storm. a reference to the pro democracy protest, cinnamon square in 1989, he made the comments of the state memorial for the former president who died last week. patrick falk reports ah air raid sirens sounding across the country as china. busy mountains, its former leader, jonesy men in the capital, people took paws to reflect with flags of half mast at a memorial service held in beijing. senior communist party officials past and present, paid their final respects. many of them wearing white chrysanthemums a traditional symbol of morning. jonesy men took power in the aftermath of one of the darkest moments of chinese history, the killing of pro democracy demonstrators in tenement square in 1989 lead to international condemnation and crippling sanctions. it was under jan's leadership that china reemerged as a global powerhouse co way do me show me. he was entrusted with the mission at

a critical moment, kermit jung, thermos stated for the cause of the party and the people. i will spend no effort until the end of my life become his party. he says, china's rise proves the crack. then in 1989 was justified, present. she also paid tribute to gen for supporting the guns opposition to the protests. since his death there's been an outpouring of grief. well, here in hong kong, jang, as remembered as the leader who oversaw the cities hand over from britain back to china and it was a period of optimism. anna pierce, when many people were excited about the trajectory that china was on, many people thought the country was opening up and liberalizing, but the quite down on the pro democracy movement in hong kong has caused uncertainty about the future. as the mainland grapples with a wave of anger against coven 19 controls and simmering discontent with diminishing civil rights under the current leadership. some people are mourning the past

despite jens own record on tightening freedoms. i think histories always used in different ways, right? and so john could be seen as her as a representative of a more tolerant time. it was more taller, china was also just part of the world and it was opening up. people were able to travel for the 1st time freely. and john put a big premium on good relations with the united states and western countries under siege and paying by contrast, relations with the west to become increasingly fraught and shine has become more closed off to the rest of the world. echoing the days of mal patrick fog, al jazeera hongkong congo was government, his accused m 23 rebels of killing 272 civilians in north kiva. province. people in the city of goma have been calling for justice for the victims of held vigils. the attack happened last week, and 23 fighters of denied responsibility. the government is accusing neighboring

lawanda of supporting the rebels. rwanda dismisses that assertion. meanwhile, east african leaders of trying to find a lasting peaceful solution to the conflict. now could web has been talking to those at the meeting in nairobi. many of them say the same thing and they said in the 1st and the biggest problem that needs to be dealt with in easton, congress complex is the international regional dimension of and by that they mean foreign. great, nice thing calling guys from rwanda, from rule, you can never go monday and they will say, decided to the foreign back groups including and 23, which is why why neighboring rolando london soldiers of incited rough film fighting alongside them 23. rwanda denies it, but lot of the grid here say danny took up bombs in the 1st place to defend their communities from foreign invasions and meddling the gun and the 19 nineties and

that have continued on and off ever since. and so they say that he can only even consider laying down arms unless this international conflict is address fast. tens of thousands people in the us state of north carolina. we'll have to spend days without electricity following gun file to electric substations in more county state government. roy cooper says that criminal sabotaged the grid on saturday. $38000.00 homes without power as the temperature drops well below freezing overnight. i will continue to get brief on this investigation as it continues. and i'm sure that we will learn more about motives of this intentional attack and attack that damage in a higher community. regardless of motive, silence and sabotage will not be tolerated. at least $34.00

people have died and a month slides which buried a section of highway in columbia. it happened in the andes mountain region, bozeman jordan reports a day after a mudslide swallowed a highway in central columbia. rescue crews called off the search where survivors, they say at least 34 people on a bus in a car and on a motorcycle were killed on sunday. at least 8 of the victims were children. rescuers did find 9 survivors here and to the left. but on that gap, when what is amongst the people we could rescue alive was a 7 year old girl who was right now at the same jorge. they put a to hospital, was a minor injuries. unfortunately, we found her cling to her deceased mother. her brother also died. there was a boy a little over a year during the major tragedy we are going through. this is the latest catastrophe of columbia's rainy season, which started in august. official said the weather pattern called la nina,

has intensified this year. storms mudslides and floods have killed more than 200 people and displaced a half 1000000 residents this year. official st. they will try to step up reforestation programs to prevent future mudslides and loss of life. rosalind jordan elders era. ah, it is good to be with us. hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha. the headlines on al jazeera ukraine has apparently used a drone to attack in our field in the russian region of kursk. according to its governor, has been no comment from keith or moscow on the strike. russia's defense ministry accused ukraine of 2 attacks on monday. august here has taken the murder of its correspondent, cheering up our claim to the international criminal court. and most of the journalists family were with the team at the hague.