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and you out from al jazeera knees at your fingertips. ah st. impose music combine that made for social resistance. i'll give you a world tells the story of a whole show of music. you couldn't escape her best bet because every that was outlined in the early years of the turkish republic with which the people loved to fuse are best losing all no disease. ah aah! helicopter crashes into a nursery near keith killing, ukraine's interior minister, his deputy and 12 others, including
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a child. ah, hello, i'm marianna mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program . extreme cold kills dozens of people in afghanistan as dns. most senior woman meets talton that the taliban to discuss the ban on female aid workers. israel supreme court orders benjamin netanyahu to remove his interior and health minister aria dairy over a tax fraud conviction. and did fax when through with filipino val, he's laurie maria theresa and her new site wrapper. are acquitted of tax evasion charges. ah,
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well, we begin this hour in ukraine where the interior minister, senior officials and a child have been killed in a helicopter crash near a nursery, the ellicott to slammed into a building just northeast of the capital. keep killing 14 people. a crash then caused a large fire which damaged the entire side of the local nursery building. interior minister, dentist monist risky, who was appointed under the lensky in 2021. was killed along with his 1st deputy. and you have any yet in the ministries state, secretary official say it's too early to determine what caused the crash, which presents the landscape called a terrible tragedy. is ashrebra reports from bro. very the kindergarden in the town of bravery, nick heave, was still smouldering, as emergency team's work to the scene, carrying wreckage. some of it scattered across the playground. earlier a helicopter carrying 9 people had crashing the building, killing all on board,
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including ukraine's interior minister. denis monasteries sky keeps mayor current is death, a huge loss, a young guy while we're able to, to go do it a lot of scenes for your brain and make it police reform. or in the way, thousands of children were in the kindergarten at the time as a crush, at least one was killed. others were injured. a regular school day turned into a tragedy. ukraine's presence said he was in unspeakable pain. this kindergarden is right in the center of a residential area and people who live around tyranny's apartment blocks have been coming out to see what has happened and most are in shock. alexander was nearby when he heard the crash. he filmed what happened next on his phone. well, normally robasho, i broached the kindergarten and so arizona was on fire. i went to check a building where i have friends, but when they came closer, a car exploded. i saw 2 dead bodies on the grass and i was scared to go closer
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for young w shaheed bore, i thought it was a drone attack. we saw a large piece of metal on the ground. then we found a helicopter. when it's a nightmare, i'm speechless on the lease of opened his investigation into the crash. there's no word yet on why it happens. but it's clear that the death of the interior minister and other senior government figures is a huge loss for ukraine at a time when his fighting russian forces the death of so many others, including children, is another painful tragedy. for country that's already suffered so much. natasha butler, al jazeera bravery, ukraine, or timothy miller. novels as president of the cave school of economics on ukraine's former economic development minister. he personally knew the interior minister who died in the crash. he gave me his reaction to the news a shock. but then on top of that, we learned that the children died. the now there's one child confirmed dad and 12th
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i and costs. but though, so you know, the strategy just keeps building up. it's, it's, it's devastating. this is not just the leadership of the top leadership, it's top 3 people in the ministry. it's the minister, the 1st deputy minister and the state secretary. this is the, the top 3 position, the minister of interior. so continue, it is there. but it will take some time for the minister to are just the government there. fish also saying that there is no preliminary full play, but they're not proven it out. i think everyone is trying to be careful and cautious, and the police and the b u, which is secured to service security bureau of ukraine. they investigate that. they are asking for the eye witnesses to come for whoever who has any information to come and testify. they are saying the investigation, 3 potential reasons, human error, technical error and sabotage. so, so, but that is not excluded,
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but they're very clear that at this point of time, there is no evidence to point to that specific reason or quite a president on wednesday address leaders while they can all make form and diverse odem is. lensky led a silence for those killed in the helicopter crash, and made a plea for west and supplies of tanks and a defense units to be delivered faster, brought it in terror, or, or is reading the stream of the award. you bring all pers, these formula please can patch and then my main factor to make if you most organizational the, was our military one is asian allowing showing this is i know you ran with fast says those mom out piece ross has met miss al, intent this applies always from turned out to be another invasion. awesome tat.
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well, the russian president vladimir putin says his country's military industrial complex as ramping up production, which will help make victory inevitable in ukraine. ill. so insisted his invasion of the country was intended to stop decades of conflict between moscow and keith. good, would you believe log we endured for a long time or try to reach an agreement for a long time. but as it turns out now, we were just duped and cheated us. that was, this is not the 1st time this has happened to us. however, we feel we have done our best to resolve the situation by peaceful means. it has now become clear that this was by definition impossible. it's just that the enemy was preparing to turn this whole conflict into an acute and hot phase. from i repeat, we had no choice but to do what we are doing now. and rushes for mister 30 lovegrove has been making some remarks. he compared the west approach to russia to add off hitler's final solution. rose said the us to dissemble the coalition of european
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countries to solve the russian question, using ukraine as a proxy. and the same way the nazis is taught to eradicate europe's jews. he was speaking at a news conference in moscow's part of an annual review of russia's form policy said russia will achieve its objectives in ukraine despite what he called a hybrid war. waged by the west. only bid is over this issue. it'll just as napoleon, mobilized almost the whole of europe against the russian empire. as hitler mobilized, captured and listed the majority of the european countries and deployed them against the soviet union. it is the same now the united states of creation to coalition, which includes almost all europe, nations that a nato members and a u members as well as using ukraine. they are waging a war against our country with the same task, the final solution to the russian question. just as hitler wanted a final solution to the jewish question. and in some of the other developments. so
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following this out, the secretary se anthony blinkin has hosted his turkish, the turkish foreign minister. matthew confir show blue and washington doctor expected a focus on the potential sale of $165.00 to jet. and of course refusal to greenlight, nate membership, sweden and finland. and she said, rushes invasion of ukraine was also going to be on the agenda article. he has won this now from washington. the meeting here at the state department between turkey is foreign minister and us secretary of state is a sign that things between the 2 countries. could possibly be improving the relationship has been strained for years. ever since turkey had decided to buy a russian made air defense system. us responded by basically chicken turkey out of the f 35 fighter jet program. that's the most sophisticated fighter jet that the u . s. producer, so now turkey says it wants to upgrade it's just f, 16 fighter jets fleet, and buy additional 40 jets total package, about $20000000000.00 for its part the united states once turkey had to drop its
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objection to having finland in sweden, join nato. so are they any closer to a deal, as you know, there is a process for the transfer. this is a process that involves on risk of course, and we would define it on the particulars of that process until and unless there is any formal notification to congress, even if the 2 countries can reach a deal, there's still could be a problem, a very powerful senator senator robert minton does. he's the chair of the senate foreign relations committee. he says he's going to put a hold on it over concerns about your kids, human rights records. he wants to see prisoners released and activists released from prison. he can put a hold on it, but legally, the white house president joe biden can just push past his objections. still, that would be a very messy and very public fight within the democratic party. ah
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. in afghanistan, at least 70 people reported to have died, you to extreme cold weather. the bill of in queueing up to collect bags of coal in cobble i. temperatures have dropped as low as minus 21 degrees in the last 2 weeks . emergency operation center says the rise in casualties is caused by widespread poverty and the unemployment. more than 70000 livestock of also died because of the cold war. the united nations deputy sector general is currently in afghanistan, holding talks with the taliban in the capital kabul to discuss women's rights and the ban on female aid workers. i mean hm. mm hm. it is the organizations most senior woman. first taliban official to meet her was acting foreign minister, a mere con, with turkey liberal hulu. charlie was referred to as the minister of foreign affairs or have to satisfy both you and my government and people. now you tell me
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what has the international community done to satisfy our elders and our nation sanctions have been imposed on afghanistan. there are restrictions on the banking system. traders are facing problems and people clearly been transfer money to buy food for you as actually general aggregate terrace has been speaking to our diplomatic editor james bays and divorce about his deputies trip to cobble the un secretary general antonio terrace is among the dignitaries here in the swiss alps for the world economic forum in davos while he's here. his deputy is in afghanistan, amena mohammed, the deputy secretary general, the highest level international official to go to afghanistan since the taliban took over the 2nd general. explain to me her mission. but for me, that is something that really i feel very deeply which is what is happening to women and girls in afghanistan. what i said in the general assembly, the risk to move into a gym that up at that society. and my belief is that only that muslim world
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can convince the taliban that these needs to change. and so, i mean, am i mad, sir? it's context, 1st of all with the organization of these, let me conference that as you know, issue the statement. that is very important because it's clearly says that what is happening, afghanistan is against the holy koran. and she visited before going to afghanistan, a number of his le couches with the objective to what belie support in the islamic world to make clear for the taliban that they need to reverse the present trends. and i think that these was an important initiatives. i hope that these initiative will produce the positive results. in any case, we will be ready to adopt the measures that sir will be considered necessary if for the initiative or does not produce the results we are expecting because you except that there is not that much leverage that the international community have. the
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taliban don't seem to care much about international recognition. at this stage. you say that term. to come to the tale band with the i would say a western perspective would be total useless at the present moment. and that's the reason why. and i mean, our met is a muslim woman and her recognised muslim rulers, and to be able to mobilize the is, let me quote, to tell, clearly is of volleyball that what they are doing is nothing to the with islam is nothing to do with the hollywood on it has probably to the with some traditional values the, the afghan society. but that there are all reasons are in the, to the benefit of the forgotten people. to make sure that her women can work, that go sca go to school bus at the secondary level at the university level and that they can be active agents for the development of the country. recently the taliban band or female aid workers from international agencies from operating
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inside afghanistan. for now female, you and workers can continue to operate. but the secretary general wouldn't be drawn on what would happen if they too were bound soon. we go to peru now, a capital as bracing itself for 2 days of anti government demonstrations. the present in it, but o r t a has urged people to protest peacefully, demonstrated been making their way into the capital from across the country they want. but what a to resign and her predecessor pedro castillo to be released from jail. he was impeached and arrested on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. in early december in the 5 weeks of demonstration since more than 40 people have been killed in confrontations with the security forces. marianna sanchez joins us live now from the central plaza. and so he was a, there many people now streaming into the cap at lima. can you give us a sense of the size, size, and scale of the protests in what people have planned for their time?
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then it's very difficult to, to tell because we've seen that in the last 24 to 36 hours, if you will, trucks, cars vans, coming from different places from the south of the country from pu no from cool school. and the white house, the places that have been more conflicted in this for nearly 3 weeks. i've protest here in peru now that people are coming here to the center of the capitol. they there, there was a small group that is moving around. it's go, but they're planning for a huge march on thursday. that's what the plan is. we don't know exactly how many people are coming in because there are small groups of people slowly, tickling it, trickling into the capital. now there's a lot of nervousness about what is going to happen in the capital. we've seen
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a lot of violence in the past few weeks in the provinces, but there's a lot of fear and there's local mayers and legislators who are asking for more security in the capital. we've also heard from the former resident of congress, this kind of word, this kind of expression saying, what do these people want in lima? a clear this regard of the free will of the people of the rights of the people to, to travel freely in the country and to protest freely in the country on. of course there's a lot of anger from these people, not only because there's, there's more than 50 people dead already. people with a language like this, people feel disenfranchised. they feel forgotten. they feel bullied and 5th with more than 50 people. dead. people are angry and that's what we expect to
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listen to in the streets of the capital from today tomorrow, perhaps also friday and perhaps even more with people demanding the resignation of precedent. dina, a lot of the thanks very much from lima. liana sanchez, reporting to us on those protests youth outages. here i live from london most still to bring you on the program. somali is present, announces the 2nd phase of an operation against the on group. i'll show bob and the f. b, i arrest the russian founder of a crypto currency exchange. it says was catering to none crooks. ah well, finally happened for the 1st time in 11 months. sidney hit 30 degrees. everyone hears those details,
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but you knew it went last straight already down to 23 by thursday. this because some severe thunderstorms are sweeping across. it's really flushed out the heat in this area. the other day adelaide was about $38.00 after new zealand we go still a soggy forecast for the escape around get been more rain to come with a height of $23.00 degrees. okay. we also have some tropical activity here in the south pacific. think it's going to drench van iwatsu just passed to the east of new caledonia on thursday. what weather is hanging out in the south china sea, but it is now beginning to creep closer to the coast of vietnam. we take a look at the 3 dave forecasts and hope you meant city that's going to bump up your risk of rain over the next little bit. but i think the better chance will be on saturday. heavy pulses of rain south of the dang on sumatra. island on thursday and see that rain fill in for the west java province on indonesia has made an island of java temperatures coming up across china over the last little bit. bit more in the way of cloud cover though for grey lin,
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with the high 15 degrees and some still never really too far away from western and northern areas of japan on thursday. but the temperatures are popped up here as well. ah, 2 years old from me and mas military cool, the balance of power is shifting. as thousands of pro democracy activists join forces with ethnic minority insurgence forming a united front to take on the military. people in power goes behind the scenes to reveal growing optimism that the coalition of peoples defense forces could transform the country's future on the mars frontline, on a jessina. lou
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ah, look at the main stories this our now you cranes, interior minister, dentist monist, risky and his deputy of and killed after the helicopter. they were traveling and crashed near keith. it came down in a nursery killing at least 14 people, including a child 70 people reported to have died in afghanistan due to extreme cold weather . officials say the rise and casualties is caused by widespread poverty and unemployment. israel supreme court has ordered prime minister benjamin netanyahu to remove a senior member of his government. it ruled at $10.00 to $1.00 that are a dairy. the influential head of the ultra orthodox chows party cannot serve as interior and health minister because he was convicted of tax for last year. dairy is a close ally of the prime minister. the decision could trigger
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a political crisis for the new coalition, government stoking tensions over its plan to reform the judicial system and rain in the supreme court. who spot leon? we thought for me, this is the day of morning when the supreme court intervened in the legislation of a basic law. the court today caused all lines when it interfered with the law passed by a majority of 6 to 3 people, which expresses the decision of the majority. i didn't believe that the supreme court would intervene. and now it turns out that the court think it is a hit and ruler should remember its place in the fact that it has to decide which be rights based on the legislation thought. are you there real if area dairy is not fired israeli government as breaking the law? a government that does not obey the law is an illegal government. it can no longer demand that citizens obey the law dos. if our dairy is not fired, israel will be plunged into an unprecedented constitutional crisis and his will no longer be a democracy, nor will it be a state of law. somali prison has an chang. milo does announce the 2nd phase of an
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operation against the arm group al chabad. countries allies will back the offensive to liberate areas under the fight is control. now can web has more or less now from nairobi. president shake mohammed took office in may last year. the somali government western back government and it has stepped up their fight against the group and survived in the last 6 months summarily national forces fighting alongside community militia, has been given amunition by the government taking control of several towns and areas from our ship out, including areas of our control for the last 15 years, this is say with support from kia and the us. we were flying combat people more additional told us community taking off almost every morning. and i give out your bobs, responded by increasing suicide attacks. and various parts of it's nadia and the governments responded in significantly increasing security in the capital.
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mogadishu, people tell us now every last took, took being searched at checkpoints, a degree of so that wasn't seen in the past. and now the president has announced the 2nd phase of the corporation. now moving into southwest somalia will be launched the president that they learned a lot from the 1st phase of the operation and also about stronghold in south west state will be attacked in the days in the weeks ahead. we go to the democratic republic of congo, police, a fi tear gas. it protested. hundreds took part and demonstration in the eastern city of goma, where they called on the authority to enforce and agreed withdrawal of rebels from the region east african leaders broker to seize foreign november under which the m . 23 group was meant to pull out of recently captured positions. the rebels have been accused of flouncing the deal and occupying territory elsewhere. m 23 has denied the claims and in turn accused the congress authorities of breaching the
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agreement. of course in the philippines is acquitted nobel prize winning janice murray, arrested for tax evasion, charges. media watchdogs have held as a win for press freedom, but races still faces 3 of the criminal cases which are under appeal and his bonnet . lower port fight is far from over. ah, it's an image you would have imagined a year ago. the bell peace prize recipient. philippine journalist maria ressa, raising her arms in victory. today. facts when truth wins. justice wins. it's a stark contrast from years of defeat. in the court of law, and at times in the court of public opinion, reza and her news outlet raptor have been the subject of attacks on line and by former president would be good to 30. but on wednesday,
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she was acquitted on port counts of tax evasion and filing inaccurate returns. these charges, as you know, were politically motivated. so this accredo is not just for rattler. it is for every filipino who has ever been unjustly accused reza sites french. he may coop you a journalist who has been detained for nearly 3 years for possession of firearms and tara financing and light dilemma. the former senator who insists to turn their fabricated drug charges against her winning 4 cases at once, offers both vindication and relief for maria, theresa and grappler, after losing consecutive legal battles of indication for them. and for all other filipino journalists, but the media landscaping, the philippines from east follow til rattler still faces closure after the security
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and exchange commission revolt. it's operating license. and reza could end up in prison if the supreme court upholds her cyber libel conviction. the country's largest news network, a, b s c b, n, can't broadcast on free to air tv. i have a chilling effect, but always me, there it goes. i mean, it took a lot of time for that to set in. so it, it won't go away with just one day. are we the, is just one case on. definitely knowing that i'm missing. if you find a case if you, if you stand your ground, but you have a chance of finding ross, i was back at work immediately after her acquittal rattler, journalists chasing stories with renewed hope that freedom of the press is of value . still cherished by many filipinos, barnett below al jazeera manila alika. it's the us, the f. b. i's arrested the russian founder of the but the latter crypto currency exchange for less money laundering, department of justice says the hong kong bay site was used
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a lot and millions of dollars of elicit russian finance. alan fish more. the public exposure of a very secret of operation, the us justice department, and i think international action against the bits lateral crypto cotton c exchange . it's russian head anatoly like at the me of arrested by f. b. i. agents in an early morning rate in miami. today's law enforcement actions put all of those who seek to exploit the crypto currency ecosystem. on notice that the department of justice will use every tool working along with our partners. every tool that we have to attack the criminal use of the dark net and crypto currency, the bits lateral website is predictably, don't a message earlier said it had been seized by international law enforcement action based in hong kong run by a russian. yes, treasury department says it laundered hundreds of millions of dollars and became
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a key point for criminality on the dock web. the treasury department says that makes it something that could be used to help russia as war and ukraine at a time and russia's wasting a brutal unjustified war in ukraine. and as it seeks to circumvent sanctions and governance controls to philip coffers and sustain its violence, we will not tolerate criminals enterprises that enrich russia's malicious interest . ah, the justice department alleges, most of the exchange is business comes from processing online scams and laundering ransomware cache. it isn't ruling out further charges and claims today's action shut stone, a busy corner of the criminal echo system. i live fisher. i'll just either washington a lawyer for task though, investors is accused eli musk of lying about having funding in place. take the company private in 2018, causing investors to lose millions. but his own attorney says he merely used quote,
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the wrong words. masika tweeted, i am considering taking tesla private at $420.00 funding secured. that was the tweet at the time. the claims came in the opening statements of a rare securities class action that's made it to trial. teresa investors are seeking damages on to the company's stock fluctuated wildly. falling masks, tweet mosques, lawyer says, the tesla chief was serious about taking the company private in 2018, but ultimately encountered shareholder opposition. and other developments microsoft has announced plans to car, at least 10000 jobs by the end of september. the layoffs will affect about 5 percent of the tech firms workforce and will include engineers working in the gaming division. like x box has been a wave of mascot's at tech giants including amazon matter and twitter. microsoft also made reductions last year. ah.
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