small twin turkey and see those then really who to a service appointment. frank assessments, you know, that was a joke about the interim government that it's not in for him, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks full sonata supporters across the country. they don't take to the street until they top, well, the government with detailed coverage since led to fort wayne calissa pharmacy with these from why can given to practice and bobby, and some of that land is not being fully utilized from the around the world. the newly formed orthodox church gray and holes christmas pres. here for the 1st time ah, ukraine's interior minister is among at least 14 people killed in a helicopter crash near keith, the highest ranking official to die since the war began. this kindergarten is right

in the center of a residential, aaron, people who live around here in these apartment blocks have been coming out to see what has happened and most are unsure. ah, i'm how much room this is al, does he rely from doha. also coming up, peruse capital on edge thousands of anti government protesters converge and lima for fridays, massive demonstration to call for the presidents resignation. at least 70 people have died and afghanistan's freezing winter, where poverty and hunger have compounded the crisis. and israel's high court bars, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is key ally from serving as minister ukraine secret service has launched a criminal investigation into

a helicopter crash that killed the interior minister. and other senior officials near keith. 14 people died when the aircraft came down next to a kindergarten. in the town of bravado, re on the outskirts of the capital. a child is among the dead. dozens of people were injured. natasha butler reports from bravery 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, including ukraine's interior minister. denis monasteries sky keeps mayor current his death a huge loss. hello sir. young guy, why we're able to to go do it a lot of things for your brain and make it police reform or in your way. thousands of children were in the kindergarten at the time as

a crash. 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, a palm and 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, the car exploded. i saw 2 dead bodies on the grass and i was scared to go closer for young olodumariga shaheed bore. i thought it was a drone attack. we saw a large piece of metal on the ground. then we found a helicopter wearing. it's a night last. i'm speechless on the lease of opened an 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. frank led, which is a senior lecturer and military strategy and law at the university of portsmouth. he says it could take some time until we know the cause of the crash. it's probably just worth pointing out that it is now january and in ukraine. this is nor than ukraine. the weather was foggy. this morning. it is light clay and i would think wise for helicopter helicopters, flying low and flying low in the fog, trying to take advantage of what the pilots call club grounds. collector are not at risk of the missile. those are all factors which may well have

played into this and we will find down 2 to 3 weeks whether that's the case. but it was not the most favorable of flying circumstance. let's say that i would think that before any flight, that would have been a risk assessment and decisions made as to whether the risk justified the return. there's always danger in flying key stuff in, in one frame. so for example, and it is i suppose it's topical in one way that the witness will family for example, never travels together, no to keep it as ever travel together on aircraft. mr. monastery is a very well known politician, a popular politician. it was a great support for baskin for old friend, i think for at least political friend of president lynch case. it's a personal blow to the government. but also i think, to many of the people he had his power based on in the for the country. and was

a very, a very significant figure. so it's a big blow to them today. but, you know, it's war time, these things happen unknown to replaceable. russia's president says moscow as military might makes victory in ukraine, inevitable. latimer potent was speaking during a visit to a factory making air defense systems. he says the country is ramping up arms production. and that's one of the main reasons his forces will prevail in ukraine. fillum nasha, in total, our defense industry produces year on year about the same amount of defense missiles for various purposes. as all the combined military industrial enterprises of the whole world, our production is comparable to global production and therefore we have something to rely on. and all of this cannot that inspire confidence that victory will be ours, rushes foreign minister says the kremlin is yet to see any serious proposals from

the west on resolving the ukraine conflict. surg, elaborate was speaking in moscow as part of an annual review of russia's foreign policy. the solution can yes. we heard the mantra in western capital's that you can't talk about ukraine without ukraine. this is all nonsense. in fact, it is the west that decides for ukraine. they forbade zelinski to conclude an agreement with russia at the end of march last year. even though such an agreement was already in place, the west sides, and it decides for ukraine without it. with ali hashim was listening in so again, love. rob's best conference today was an attempt to put the whole war and the whole war into the context of the russian west and confrontation as he described it. he even used the term, the final solution when he was describing the us led coalition as he described, that's trying to find the solution for the russian questions. he also

compared the u. s. and weston attack on under and russia. he said to napoleon and hitler, so it was like more into a historical context. then he went into some detail with respect to negotiations with ukraine, saying that russia is open to an agreement with the ations. however, it needs some solid points to stand on. also. he mentioned the meeting between the head self intelligence in russia and the u. s. and said that this happened when the president biden's request also went to address the issue of the sanctions. and russia said that his country is working on creating and enhancing some new supply chains. in order to avoid the west and interruptions, afghanistan's government says freezing temperatures have killed at least 70 people,

and tens of thousands of cattle across the country. they're been long queues to buy cole in the capital couple or the mercury has dropped as low as minus 21 degrees celsius in the last 2 weeks, poverty and unemployment are increasing. the risk of casualties forecasters say. the cold snap will continue for at least another week. the most senior woman at the united nations has held talks with the taliban in cobble on the crackdown on women's rights. deputy secretary general amena mohammed met with the acting foreign minister. he defended the government's record and blamed other countries for the broader problems. afghanistan is facing the civil hulu showed it. was it for today as the minister of foreign affairs, i'll have to satisfy both you and my government and people. now you tell me 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, tried as a facing problems, and people can even transfer money to buy food. un secretary general antonio

terrorist says, muslim nations need to convince the taliban to change its course on women's rights . he was speaking to al jazeera as diplomatic editor james bays at the world economic forum in davos. 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, muhammad, 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's 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 job that up at that society. and my belief is that only that muslim world can convince the taliban that these needs to change. and so, i mean, am i mad sir, at contacts? first 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 let me conscious with the objective to what belie support in these let me quote, to make clear for the taliban that they need to reverse the present. trent, and i think that these was an important initiatives. i hope that these initiative will produce positive results. in any case, we will be ready to adopt the measures that are, will be considered necessary if for the initiative does not produce the results we are expecting. because you except that there is not that much leverage that the international community have the taliban don't seem to care much about international recognition. at this stage. you say that term to come to the taliban with the i would say

a western perspective would be totally useless at the present moment. and that's the reason why. and i mean our met is a muslim woman and her recognised muslim wallace. and to be able to mobilize the is, let me quotes to tell, clearly is a taliban that what they are doing is nothing to the with islam is nothing to do with the hollywood on. it has probably to though it's some traditional values. he the afghan society, but that there are all reasons in the, to the benefit of the forgotten people. to make sure that her women can work that go scan, go to school bus at 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 inside afghanistan. for now female you and workers can continue to operate. but the 2nd general wouldn't be drawn on what would happen if they to

a band soon. anti government protesters from across peru are converging on the capital for 2 days of mass demonstrations. they want president, dena bolo arthur to resign, and her predecessor petrocca. c. u to be released from jail. more than 40 people have died in the unrest that began after he was ousted in december. present got to what they said to meet with a representative of the un human rights office, which has called for an investigation into the deaths of protesters. all right, marianna sanchez is life for us in lima and marianna and people have been arriving in lima from across the country. what's happening where you are in the capital and what are you hearing from the protesters there? well ma hannah, we are in the center of the capital enough plaza called glass or some not been which is the place we're usually all protesters meet and we've been seen for the last few hours. groups of different people coming from,

not only from the highlands, even arriving in lena in time since maxime and they've been arriving in the last few hours in the us, i out here in the capital. now, you can see that people here are packed, are they. * are some of them with large, some of them with the lights of the, of those industrialization. they are not being allowed to pass on the other side. but if you can see on this side, we have, we can show you, there's the police. they are already with the right dear. they have put it on in the last half hour at the other side of the plaza, on the way to congress. it has been blocked by the police. and we've seen a few police marching with way of gear. on the other side of the plaza situation is 10 protesters here are very peaceful. they have been saying that they want the

resignation of the know what they're in the past. they have been saying that they want it to be released from jail, that they want to add that congress to be shut down. but more than anything people here want at the resignation of vienna blew out of there. people are saying that they're very angry at the deaths of at least 50 people that have already died related to protest in that country. now, in diverse, the foreign minister of fade who has said that it, who will be, remain committed to the international human rights system. but here, as we know, the are just as for victims come in very late, sometimes even 20 or 30 years later. so there's a lot of concern concern of what the situation will be for the, for the big 10 people or have gotten this protest. and the situation of what will

happen because we have seen definitely protest in the past few weeks in other parts of the country. so marianna, clearly there is rising anger from protesters directed at president boulder water day. and as you mentioned, one of their key demands is that she resign. how likely is it that that would actually happen? well mohammed, she has said that she will not resign. the prime minister has said that and she will not resign that a resignation of precedent. but what that will mean, like anarchy will happen in the country that that's not gonna happen. but in the last helping you pull that, we've saw, excuse me. and they'll also be know, pull that we saw 71 percent of for williamson. this have to offer government and many critics and observers, historians,

analysts are saying that the only way to. 7 calm people down will be with her resignation. that's what people are demanding more than anything. it's a recognition of the novel lucky and people here have told me that they will stay in the mat no matter how long until she resides. all right, that's all zeros. marianna sanchez live for us in lima. thanks so much bye. still had on al jazeera ah, nurses in england strike for the 2nd time in as many months and at off prepares to host its most important football match in more than 40 years. ah. with here's your weather report for asia,

for the 19th of january. good to see you. here's what's going on. some shower sliding across pakistan that energy is pouring into the northwest of india. so that's helped to freshen up the atmosphere in terms of fog and smog. also seeing those cold weather alerts dropped right across the north. that's because we've got more cloud cover. so that's acting like a blanket to keep that warmth that we see at during the day in, at night time as well. fair weather clause from west bank. all state to town will now do so anywhere along that east coast. these clouds could produce some showers, got what weather hanging around its south china sea that's closing in on the coasts of vietnam. so huge him in city, likely to see some showers over the course of the weekend. and all of the extreme flood advisories up and down the philippines have now been dropped for china temperatures. not too too bad. they've certainly come up gray lin at 15 degrees, bit more cloud cover, but north of the yellow river valley, we're gonna see the return of cold. i'll show that in one second. but 1st here's what's going on on thursday, mild air pyongyang at 6 degrees. watch what you wake up to on friday morning minus

8 holder still in hobbin at minus 25. and because we've got this cold air, the winds at just the right direction. so more c effect snell back in the forecast for western and northern japan. see soon, ah, with state imposed musical, this social resistance, i'll just be a world tells the story. oklahoma sean, of music. you couldn't escape her best. herb, as everywhere that was loaned the early years of the turkish republic, with which the people loved 2 kias. i ro, best losing all. no jews either. ah

ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this. our ukraine secret service is launched, a criminal investigation into a helicopter crash and the keep regent that killed the interior minister and other senior officials. 14 people died including one child. afghanistan's government says freezing temperatures have killed at least 70 people and tens of thousands of cattle across the country. forecasters say the cold snap will continue for at least another week. anti government protesters from across peru are converging on the capital for 2 days of mass demonstrations. they want president, dena bottle water they to resign, and her predecessor federal castillo to be released from jail. israel supreme court has ordered prime minister benjamin netanyahu to remove a senior member of his government. it ruled that aria, dary cannot serve as

a minister because he was convicted of tax fraud. last year. there is a close ally of the prime minister and head of the ultra orthodox shots party. the decision has sparked fears of a political crisis in the new coalition government. more than 90 countries have called on israel to reverse measures taken against the palestinian authority after it pushed for a legal opinion on the israeli occupation from the you ends top court. those steps include withholding more revenue collected on goods at the border that abraham reports, the palestinian authority is already struggling with a financial crisis. but the new israeli sanctions could only make conditions worse . israel collect taxes and custom duties because it controls the borders on average, that amounts to about $180000000.00 a month, or then half of the palestinian authority's budget under an agreement dating back to the 19 ninety's. israel takes a 3 percent commission and is required to transfer the rest, but that's not of the case. these really government has been deducting amounts

yearly, laterally for various expenses, plus the nancy, the deductions, amount, 2 billions of dollars and are not audited or transparent in terms of amount. they continue to increase and it seems to be a trend where the more reform and more revenues we have, the more deductions they will have. this means that they intend to keep us constantly breathing under water. these where the finance ministry has told them just eat up the money with help will go to the families of victims of attacks carried out by palestinians is really courts hold the palestinian authority accountable for a number of attacks. it also may be sun. osama is facing 8 years in prison and a $56000.00 fine. in compensation for a subtler, he's accused of trying to kill in 2021. her them of obama must open one more thoughtful settler steel alarms in the streets. it's only normal to resist the occupying power. why would you ask me to compensate?

but it's like asking me to compensate a belief, who stole from me, call me a low to compound matters. international aid has shrunk 90 percent since 2013. we're the clear revenue to be completely suspended for an extended period of time. we would certainly see the policy 30 in a position where it is unable to meet its financial requirements towards the palestinian banking sector, which is heavily in that, that inducted to work. the palestinian authority is the main slower in the occupied territory and it hasn't been able to pay staff full salaries for more than a year. palestinians, they, they won't stop lobbying the united nations more so now with the right wing government in power, in israel. many say they've been in difficult situations before where israel has kept the palestinian economy on the verge of collapse. for decades, always fairly surviving. that abraham al jazeera, he occupied westbank,

the united nation says it has discovered mass graves in eastern democratic republic of congo. bodies of nearly 50 civilians, including women and children, were found in a tory province. the area has seen a series of attacks by armed groups in recent months. we have some disturbing news from our peacekeeping mission, in the democratic republic of the congo known as monasco. our colleagues, their route report that mass graves containing the bodies of 42 civilians, including 12 women and 6 children have been discovered in the village of near mamba . another grave with the bodies of 7 men, was discovered in the village of bogey. both locations are about 30 kilometers east of when ya in the 2 province. peacekeepers lodge to patrol to the area immediately after seeming reports of attacks on civilians by the codec, o malicious over the weekend. this is when they made the gruesome discoveries when disco supporting the congolese judicial system to investigate the tax and cause for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. nurses in england are pressing on with

their 2nd strike in as many months. they're demanding higher pay as the cost of living source. patients have been warned to expect disruption to health care services and re simmons reports from london. ah, if the gestures of passing motorists in london is anything to go by public, suppose a striking nurse is strong. but the children disguise is a depression within the picket mines. they say it isn't just about play. it's about a desperate state of the n. a chess. what do we want to to cocaine? nurse b, joy sebastian says he is for the future. oh, experience now. so far now, leaving for a private healthcare companies and i id and fees. so and it's it's, it's losing billions in recruiting them ad training them and retaining them some high quality i left. and it is really a shame that they had to make that choice button. that's what they have to do to

get the food on the table, heat their homes. c that calling out to t v and i guess ally, but it's only, it's me, a many in the medical profession, believe the tape of the crisis. the stronger the likelihood is, the privatized haitian will be posted a hub, some health care professionals believe it's no coincidence that the long run of under funding in the, in a chess, runs alongside the growth of the private sector. currently, private hospitals that didn't train any staff didn't support them, they don't educate them. they totally rely on an h. s staff to be doing extra sessions in the private hospital. i'm so the, the, the sending of an h s. patients, the private sector actually undermines the stabilization in the building back of the, in a chess. and so was the, in a chance comes under increasing pressure. the private is flourishing. but the chess

is massive by comparison. it has a 150000 beds. the early $9000.00 in the private sector routine private surgery though it's cost effective and that helps the n. a chess when it pays for private providers to carry out operations. but what's more lucrative for the private sector is to take on patients who pay their own way. recent estimates show a 33 percent increase in his business over 2 years. that adds to big profits from health insurance treatment as a new dynamic. and that's actually more worrying from my perspective. it has several repercussions, but it's certainly the 1st step towards a 2 tier system. we see sort of a, separating off of high quality, high access health care for people who after and can afford it. and a sub par service, but every one else. the striking nurses have taken their grievances to the government in the hope of a compromise on pay. their patients need to worry about

a different compromise. the dangers of a 2 tier system. by default, andrew simmons al jazeera lumber. there at up the city of basra has been hosting the country's 1st international football tournament in more than 40 years. it's rowing tens of thousands of visitors from neighboring gulf countries. as mahmud bill, why had reports wherever you go in basra walls are covered in mules. team flags are displayed proudly and billboards will come visitors to the arabian gulf cobb. tens of thousands of football fans or wives, giving the local economy a welcome boost and her let her know with your deafness. we have benefited a lot from the tournament. businesses, thriving. security is improved, and some of the cities infrastructure has been repaired. i started stadiums have been filled to capacity. iraq is on especially excited. the national team had made it to the final and are going to head to head with the oman. iraq's football

association says that the vast majority, 90 percent of tickets were sold ahead of kick off. that means that many football fans haven't been able to see their here is in action at the stadium. no, his dreams were set up in. i would do offend soon. but it's not just about football, but his events to the great bus was traditions and cultural heritage. at night, the seat is cornelius, bustling with his music and dancing oh local delicacies and hot drinks. one of the most popular images is cindy bed. the seder, a fictional character who symbolizes ties between basra and the gulf countries ago . i mean we are so happy that the tournament re unites our country with other gulf nations. we are hopeful that this is just the beginning and bats rock will housed

more championships in the future. for decades, tourists from the region had avoided iraq because of political instability. the day on a come wiper heavy, i will come again, buster is very nice and people are so friendly and generous us to the use of isolation and sanctions for many here the tournament is not just a sporting event. it's also an opportunity for iraq to revive its ruling region. hold up through a hate al jazeera in bustler, southern iraq and fans of little messy are still finding new ways to celebrate his world cup victory with argentina. his face can now be seen growing in this specially designed cornfield and central province of cordova. a farming engineer designed the coding for the machines, sewing the seats. ah .