it for us, gives us know for future voices from the arctic. the money talks, money winds on it just either tens of thousands of children were born in to all lived under the i still regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps either all funds or with their widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities, chicken de la, who thinks that people are going to welcome them after that. of course, not an emmy award winning documentary. he is that chilling and traumatic story from the children throw stones at me erects last generation on al jazeera ah, russia carries out one of its biggest miss saw strikes across ukraine, leaving some major cities without power. ah,

on carry johnson, this is al jazeera, were la from doha, also coming up, peruse, political time, all deepens, holloman's rejects the bill to move forward. elections, a key demand of supporters of the out to president petro castillo, united nations on the european union sound. the alarm off the twitter suspends the accounts of several journalists and the boss of fif, appraise his cattle, 2022 saying it's the best, but whoa, whoa, kept pepper russia has fired. morgan at 70 missiles across ukraine, targeting its energy infrastructure is winter grinds on. it's one of the biggest attacks since the start of the war. the capital cave was among the cities targeted the attack plunged large parts of the country into darkness as jona hull now reports. shortly after dawn on friday,

and yet another country wide russian missile attack. the target, as before ukraine's energy grid officials say 9 power facilities would damage the aim to freeze people into submission air raid sirens in the capital, keith drove civilians under ground seeking shelter in the cities, metro stations defenses are said to have intercepted most of the incoming missiles, but even then debris must fall somewhere and it can fall anywhere. and what else to do on a freezing friday on the ground? but don and c. o. o. a tech and our energy and infrastructure making people suffer. you are in the winter time . that's a ball genocide to follow a nation, but i must admit that our morals is extremely strong and we will never surrender on

thursday far away in geneva, the un high commissioner for human rights was that ongoing, a tax on energy infrastructure. we're exposing millions to extreme hardship. over $10000000.00 consumers are facing cuts in electricity and millions, a cut off from a regular supply of water and additional strikes could lead to further serious deterioration in the humanitarian situation and spark more displacement. this was the scene at a residential building in the central city of creevy, re struck by missiles shot down or gone astray. and this metro station, another impromptu shelter in the northern city of harkey. return to the hot you call. we heard the explosions. they were a lot of them, she says i was in

a bus and the electricity was still on. but then the power went out and we came down here. now we're waiting for the air raid alarm to end. after the 9th such wave of attack since october with public food and heating stations now in widespread use, ukrainians were left placing emergency blackouts and plummeting temperatures as this punishing war time. winter grinds on. jonah haul al jazeera in russia, european and us sanctions have forced many international companies and brands to leave the country. the kremlin says it has a plan to fill the gaps or the hash reports from moscow. people are struggling to buy basic supplies nearly 10 months after invading ukraine. russia has been frozen out of many markets. international sanctions have limited the goods coming in. what having cause the economy collapse, that's some predicted. so we have the most off inflation in,

in spring. it was cost primarily why by this disruptive logistics decline of impact. so big inflation in birth. that's the 1st 1st impact. second barked on, on labor force. ah, them. they drove all ha lesson lesson companies in some sectors. daria bucket advisor, social media manager, born and raised in more school these days. she spends time at the mall, not a pleasure, but because she's searching for essentials um, no problem with johnston before the. the main problem is that what you've become accustomed to for

a long time has either become more expensive or less the market. so you have to accept the new price or look for substitutes from other manufacturers. outlets of some international brand, so full of stock, but ghost others have been rename. this coffee shop is now called stars. and if you guys will burger chain is gooseneck at oscar, which translates i stacy and that's it. was them growth used to the late? oh, i have re, moreland high suite in most grandmother major from the post. soviet generation has been logged into global grants. so it's going to be difficult for them to disconnect. but it's more complicated when it comes to manufacturing and technology unit technology. so, and you need to get this technology from somewhere and or if we are receiving seen the withdrawal of for our technologically advanced companies from rush.

so it's very difficult to substitute the government has launched vehicle out of my city called manufacturing plants and announced plans to increase investment and to technology development and artificial intelligence. i think the nifty good since you can buy everything from nails to diamonds. you'll never produce your own. so the current situation is pushing us to work independently in many areas, including the production of our own scientific and instrumental base in the but i really don't just, the president's plans are ambitious. what observers worn international sanctions could squeeze washers, industrial capacity for yes to come are the actual measure 0 more school. 15 regions in peru or under a 5 day curfew as authorities try to come 1st anti government protests. at least 20 people have been killed in unrest since former president pedro castillo was detained 9 days ago. on thursday, a judge ordered him to remain in the free trial detention for further 18 months.

he's facing charges of rebellion and conspiracy, or to trying to illegally shut down congress. the supporters are demanding an early election, but congress has voted against a possible vote next december. arianna sanchez reports from lima. oh, maybe barajas our not only protesting, some are also marching for bes, this group of peruvians have been at walking around and marching around the central of the center of the capitol, where the military and the police are guarding. there's about 5000 police officers that have been deployed to the capital and members of the army soldiers who are guarding some monumental here as well. the center of the capital have been flooded by police officers these as ponderous voted against bringing elections forward. that's what president lina will want to have asked congress to do. they did not make the 87 bolton this sense, a really bad message. it doesn't bode with what protesters are demanding that they

want new general elections now. now to security personnel with the un mission in molly, have been killed in an attack on a police patrol. happened in the city of tim book to the regional governor says one of the silence and the soldier will later killed an exchange of gunfire. molly has been struggling to contain a violence by armed groups, which is displaced hundreds of thousands of people. the u. n. on the european union have condemned the suspension of twitter accounts of several journalists who are critical of the new c o. e don't, must un says it sets a dangerous precedent for musk, says the journalists were publishing private information about him. putting his family in danger. gabriel and his on the reports from new york. you on must ownership of twitter has gotten off to a shaky start in his latest controversial move. he's banned more than a half dozen twitter accounts, mainly high profile tech journalists,

who are reporting on mosques ownership of the company. some like aaron rooper had been critical of musk. there does seem to be a goal here to kind of put a chill on negative coverage of him. critical coverage of him by sort of conveying to journalists, hey, you know, if you cross me, i can kind of take this all away from you. i can sort of banish you from this platform that people me rely on. the ban had also extended to others who hadn't been particularly critical of musk. i had a message which popped popped up, which said i was suspended. then a little bit later, there was a banner that came up that said i had been permanently suspended. and if i wanted to appeal it to click on a particular link, i clicked on that link and it's a broken link. late thursday must briefly joined on a twitter spaces chat where he justified suspending the journalist because he claimed they docked him, meaning they made public his live location or personal information. details must

claims he wants to bring back free speech to twitter. but banning these journalists seems to run counter to that. and up until now, most of the talk is been about the people that must get invited back on the platform. many of whom very controversial figures like this far right troll account, used to make anti semitic statements. it was suspended in 2007 for violate twitters policy on hateful conduct. but musk reinstated it last week. do i think that it's going to necessarily make must hemorrhage users at this point? maybe not. is it incredibly damaging towards the idea that somehow this is a free speech absolute as we're moving towards more free speech. we're allowing more free speech. i think we're already seeing the limits of what his own personal definition of what that looks like is on the platform. what's clear now is that twitter is you on masks own private platform,

where only he decides who's allowed to tweet and who gets suspended if they cross him. gabriel's hondo al jazeera new york. so that's because president, so rama poser has been heckled by some delegates at a conference by the governing n. c. i want to ask them to, oh, party is holding a leadership with tips to win a 2nd term. despite the disruption, he listed his government's challenges and the treatments over the past 5 years. early this week the a and c blocked a possible impeachment inquiry to allegations he covered up the theft of undeclared foreign currency from his from hey, with

what is happening here? does need to be on the commercial cameras. what's in my head here on al jazeera, it is no immediate sam mean. what crisis risk right now? all in the next one talk to mention court between humanitarian and security crises . smallest president tells al jazeera how he tends to rebuild his fractured country and france to suffer set back 5 plants. miss training is a virus sweeps to the squad ahead of sundays woke up final. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. a you ready for the

with sponsored by cattle aways. it's not uncommon, this time of the year to have a prevailing wind out of the north across the gulf states. however, once we see that show up perfectly on our weather chart on saturday with the arrows there. so it's going for a closer look. this is going to impact the eastern province of saudi bahrain. and cats are for us here and don't think when goes anywhere from 30 to 35 kilometers power, but throughout the day there's winds should back off. ok for central asia. those temperatures have really come up. i think the only spot we're still a bit below average a bit is tashkent with a high of 17 degrees for turkey. stellar forecast sphere really full on sunshine rate across the country. looking good, and it's sample with the height of 18 degrees. central africa, i think around the coast here is southern gabby that's we're going to see the heaviest concentration of rain. and as we did toward the south or south africa, a very vigorous storm systems setting up here with some fender, a downpours round causal in talbot. also specifically from

a longer province in south africa, that energy moves into southern moves and big. so not too far away from our food. so with the high 35 degrees, things are improving for the western cape province. those still breezy and we got you in for 24 on saturday and show the weekend will cease and take her to western sponsored by catch all ways and talk to al jazeera, we women of a gun. it was sent at banding by the international community. we listen, we have a huge problem for the war against terrorism. what's going on here for money, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that neither one of the differences and similarities of cultures across the world that might have when you call home will be used in current affairs. that matter to you, the

ah, he without his hero, reminder of our main store is now ukraine is facing more blackouts off to russia far more than 70 missiles on friday damaging power infrastructure. the barrage hit 5 cities including keith and one of the biggest attacks since the start of the war . the u. n. on the european union or condemning it twitter, see you eat on musk a foot suspending the accounts of several. jamison, the billionaire claims the reporters shed prompt information about him endangering his family, perused panama, has rejected the bill to bring forward a general election as political unrest grows 15 regions or under 5 day curfew. 20 people have been killed since the arrest of former president petro castillo,

9 days, again. the unrest in peru is disrupting food supplies and the why the economy. a court of the population already lives in poverty and according to the united nations food security is wrong. the worst in latin america, john holland, has more from lima. this is the 2nd biggest fruit and veggies market in south america. the gram mccullough my, your easter lima is a hub. we much approve produce, comes in and then pumped out around the capitol. the rest of the country it to cooper omitted to check if peruse. political crisis is affecting its food supply. and it's starting to listen ha, that's martin. that usually arrive at room still coming in with another moment. that's on the usually there are 10 to 20 trucks and these days have been just 3 or 4 of them. yes. market authorities say that many products are unaffected, but overall deliveries it down 15 to 20 percent because of roadblocks going

up predominantly in the country. so, more than 50 of them protest this won't fresh elections in the congress replaced after the impeachment, imprisonment of ex president pedro castillo less produce, arriving at the market. these higher prices that's affecting especially poor peruvians like sabina, we met boeing at ronald stone. i came here early, checked, the prices went home to get my money, came back and had already gone up. i can't afford it. i've got to buy food for 5 children with $5.00, and i just don't have enough united nations say the half the peruvian population already like regular access to sufficient nutrition, a country suffering its highest inflation in the decade. now things may worse and you might think sabina would be against the roadblocks, not so well. you'll see up, well you have one thing i suppose to protest is because i'm one of them. i'm from rural peril till we're not being listened to. we asked the government for support

and we're getting nothing. we're abandoned suffering with drought, and there's no hell the her many others in the market. this isn't just about the current crisis. it's about a lima centric political cloth that they say doesn't care about those in the country. so it only because can in their petition to got into congress and not done anything to prove it, just as they got rid of the precedent, who didn't do any good either. they should go to monica's potatoes, the cornerstone of peruvian cooking, going up to the stroll to get some of these spots to market as to what she thought would happen if the crisis continues is a little we are not wondering if the government doesn't start resolving the problems in gauging with the population, it's going to get out of control and we could see looting because of people in the hills. get too scared to bring their parties to seal than dose in the capital will get desperate. soon as we're not there yet, the ground mccardle is still will stop to the political crisis which ignited will.

this shows no sign of subsiding john holman, out visitor lima. rescue workers him a laser are searching for several people. still missing after landslide is a campsite killing at least 21 people who happened in getting highlands close to a popular tourist resort. outside the capital, one of them for a torrent came down from a height of 30 meters burying people as they slept in their tents. no, our loads up to oregon, our neighbor woke us up because their house was shaking and they saw the water in dirt was already falling towards the farmhouse. they woke us at around 13 of us. we all ran up hill. not long after that may be just 2 minutes later we heard the dirt falling loudly and our houses were destroyed. at least 60 people have died after drinking tainted alcohol in eastern india. local media say some people lost their eyesight after consuming a toxic liquor. police have launched an investigation small as president as warned

against complacency over the threat of famine as a country face is one of its worst droughts in decades. are sad that shake mohammed told al jazeera, it's one of several crises he's been dealing with since taking office in may. the so my lia, as multiple crisis bliss that's true regarding the drought that are in there to see this, that out. now we have to fix them, but with this effort to, of the somali government and with the support of the international community right now, i can say temporarily, we are butchered in fact mean that is not fair mean right now. but still that it risk is looming. look, we want through a civil war. clown is fighting against gland moves, functions, and instructions. we want on food is but we are out of now. now the only conflict that we had is with the terrace to groups. yes. as society in everywhere,

there are a local level conflict to see it on there, but not do killing a lot of people are dying. a lot of people violent to conflict it now in somalia is the extent of mr. groups violence and you can see the full exclusive interview, where the somali is precedent on up front. at 1430 g m t, and also online that al jazeera dot com forward slash up front. the world health organization has worn to that climate change is fueling a global color outbreak. it says the latest surges larger, more deadly than in recent years, or outbreaks in $29.00 countries, including haiti, where $280.00 people have died. the w h show is blaming major droughts, unprecedented floods and psychos. she's not acceptable in the 21st century where people are dying over the needs, which she's very well known. and again, she varies and treat, providing that people are simply access to these treatment. so it's time

to act now. the last the fight again could i know the last we can win it, but we need much more investment. a court in kosovo has convicted a former rebel commander of war crimes, including murder, it found sunday. mustafah tortured the prisoners in a camp run by the kosovo liberation army during the conflict with serbia from 1998 to 1999. ricardo has more from christina this is the 1st verdict since the so called casa northrop unit was established in 2015. and this is the 1st verdict for the war crimes committed during the kosovo war. as the judge explained to mister most the far as the commander chief commander of a gorilla unit of the kosovo liberation army. oh was the main executive her who ran ah, so called prison in the village of lush nearby to day capitol?

a city of a breach, tina he oh, was responsible for our torturing at least 6 people and giving commence in this prison and during the kosovo of war. a mister mustafah, since he was arrested in 2020, has been detained in the hague, in the netherlands. and the so called to kosovo tribunal is operating under causal laws. but it is an organized and the trial has been held in the hague, in the netherlands because of witness protection this verb they've come to come in a sensitive time where attendance between del banyon majority and the serb minority in the northern part, part of kosovo, are ongoing for 7 days, and the diplomatic relations between belgrade and british tina are at the low point

. tom now for the latest well cut news. his far in not doha waterfront studio. peter, president, johnny m santino has hailed cats are 2020 to you as the bass whirl cap avar speaking and dow. he also announced that semi finalists morocco would house the club rural cap in february, with an expanded $32.00 team edition set to launch in 2025. many people from around the world hash come to cut our and have discovered the outer world, which they didn't know or they knew only for to was us portrayed to them. and these people and they go back home. they will speak about their experience. the people who stay here, they will speak about that experience and they will open up more to the others. and

i think this is a really an important a non football legacy, which at this particular woke up has brought france his preparations for sundays. walcott final with argentina, been hampered by sickness in the squad. 5 players miss training on friday, including central defenders. rafael veran neighbor, him cannot hey, as well as midfielder, adrienne rob? yo? no. in the bomb up a bill? no, we're not afraid of the virus. diane adrian had a headache, a little stomachache. i made them a little tea with ginger and honey and they were better. but no, no, we're not worried about that. i hope everyone is getting better. i hope everyone will be ready for the final. so let's bring it in our football analyst, jemila lay, and jem, how worrying it would be very much concerned because it's 5 injuries, sir, at 48 hours, thought they might be able to, to participate in,

in the final. so let's see how bay evolve co if they can train to morrow and then they will be ready because especially if with action for them. do you think? yes, some in south america and especially argentine and are probably the most passionate serv. fun base in the wall. this means x double do ation. yes, this means extra pressure as well. i mean, now most of the players are they have a lot of experience. they also play in clubs with a lot of pressure. so they are used to that. so yeah, i think it will be a, a little boost of energy extra for argentina because probably in low salia we'll, we'll be seeing a more fun base says, reporting cheering for argentina than france. okay. all right, thanks jam, our croatian morocco had to had in the 3rd place play off the match is a chance to finish the tournament on a high nose and morocco's coach wants to end this historic few weeks. and style is chanel. as women on accept come to that as we, i'm producer,

i guess that's the worst game that we have to play. but we still excited to play it . despite the disappointment, we oversee would have liked things to go differently than we would have liked to be in the actual final. but this is a 3rd place to playful. we want to be on the podium. we want to finish our tournament beautifully. no, i think it's a good mr. play because you can and there is in the world. something never happened for african then this theme of america after the loser, friends of course were disappointed. like i said, we played good. what is the same you find of the work up? so after the game day later, we can be happy croatia final as 4 years ago. but the chance that that mattel is still exciting the players, their coach says they want to make probations proud of their team again. there were this, those met ovula part of our mentor in 1998. it was the 1st metal for croatia and

a major thing achieved at that time by the national team. it was also recognition for croatia that only just reached its independence. and the world got to know, croatia reveal. it was the beginning of a very shiny period of football achievements for the country. now it's a different thing. we have gone one better with the silver metal in 2018 tape and reached even greater achievements in terms of results. but of course, this woke up means a lot to us, and we would like our people to be proud of us with the bronze medal or that match is the highlight on saturday. it's a $1500.00 g m t take off at halifax stadium. can morocco finish as the 3rd bath team in the world, or will look at my bridge as the on a high at the big 2 days left to come at caught her 2022. we as we build up to sundays final between argentina and france and our team will have it all covered right here on al jazeera

nasa has launched a satellite to monitor the earth's surface water from space to one engine ignition. and the lift off. it will perform details, scans of all oceans, lakes and large rivers on the planet is hope the data will help scientists understand the impact of climate change. healing it in fire. ah, this is out there and these are the top stores. now ukraine is facing more blackout soft to russia far more than 70 missiles on friday, damaging the power infrastructure. the borrows hit 5 cities including cheve and one of the biggest attacks since the start of the war.