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on sam is a dan. this is al jazeera live from dall, so coming up in social community has been absent minded in relation to the damn of the people of somalia. the un make a play for help for somali as drought schools, hundreds of thousands to leave their homes, were in columbia, where a volcano is threatening communities, but some people are refusing to leave and running low on water. several states in the western us could be forced to come water consumption. ah, now me and miles june to has admitted it did carry out and asked strike that killed more than a 100 people on tuesday. the june to said the aim of the attack on the village of r. c g was to restore peace in the region. you ends, human rights chief, says he's horrified by the strike vulgar talk, said school children,

performing dances at an event held by opponents of the john to afford to be among the victims. well done, the spokesman zalman ton told the merch re channel the attack was aimed at restoring stability. nephew them out on the notion, i at 80 m this morning, the national unity government, and the people's defense force conducted an opening ceremony of the public administration office at passa g village. y'all went where would a howl? yes, of course. we had launched the attack on them. we were informed that p d f were killed at that event under the attack, they are opposing our government. attorney chang joined us now from neighboring bank. hawkins, tony, you and officials also calling for an investigation is the military offering any promise of an investigation or apology area had been heavily mind by the people's defense forces. so he's, he said that many people had been killed fleeing into those mine fields. there is,

however, no evidence of that all the footage we've seen in the testimony we've heard when we've spoken directly to 1st responders who got to the scene. this is that this was a civilian event. that, as you mentioned, there were many children present. many women villagers who come to the opening of this administration building that was supposed to be for social welfare and village affairs. and when you look at the footage that we saw in the aftermath in this report, that is certainly seems to be the case. please be aware there are disturbing images in the story. smoke rises in the aftermath of an air strike composite, you village in northern muma. more than a 100 people had gathered for the opening of an administration building, including many women and children, no matter what the gender nador sees buildings like this as legitimate military targets as it tries to tighten its hold on the country over 2 years after seizing

power at 7 45 in the morning, the jets attained. they were followed by m 35 helicopter gunship. the initial death toll hard to gauge. many of the bodies disfigured in the attack and rescue efforts hampered when the gun ships returned. oh, get a no need. ha, mother, we had to stop rescuing people and retreating bodies as they came back with the helicopter, harangued 1 pm and attacked again. 3 rescue work has died in the attack. now that the helicopter is gone, we are resuming retrieving her body. the attack seems to be one of the worst since the military coups of 2021. and an indication that memos military sees little difference between military and civilian targets. which totally gone down this guy, not atrocities by the military. i guess we call that this constitutes it's a what crime by the military because it's a body issue of the geneva convention docket in the volume. and it's

a part of the military is putting to take all the community of the people at the armed forces day parade. last month, the military highlighted its power. jetson helicopters have been used increasingly to attack militias resisting military rule around the country. but the generals who command them seem unconcerned by the civilians being caught in the crossfire. the little while ago i spoke to the defense minister for the national unity government and asked him that in the face of these fighter jets helicopter gunship in heavy artillery. was there anything they could do to protect the territory? they seemingly control and most importantly, the people that are there, he admitted that they really only have small arms hunting rifles in many cases, to go up against mere mars military. but the one thing the military don't have is manpower. and that seems to be corroborated by reports on the ground that suggests

that mere mas military is having a large problems in recruiting new recruits into the army. they're also having problems controlling large areas of the countryside were support opposing military rule is still very strong. we've also seen a set of targeting sanctions from the united states, from the united kingdom and other countries, trying to cut off supplies of jet fuel to myanmar. but there are neighboring countries in this region that is still supplying the fuel. they need to keep those pains in the air and this stage there doesn't seem to be any shortage to stop. these types of salt is going out and fate. the last couple of days there have been similar air strokes reported in other parts of ma'am. all right, tony chang there. thanks so much. united nations secretary general is wanting of looming famine in somalia as it faces it worse drought. in decades,

antonio guerrero says climate change is created. chaos. he's imploring the international community to act. urgency medicine assistance is needed for 8300000 salmoneus. and we must now act to prevent the capacitors. the 2020 city madison response plan which seeks $2600000.00 us dollars is just 15 percent funded. when famine looms, this is totally acceptable. i'll just, catherine. so i reports from by della the un secretary general has visited somalia many times before because of drought and violence. but this time the drought is, was not 5, rainy seasons, half filled in the horn of africa, somalis are most affected. more than 40000 people have died in the last one and a half years. many more have hard to leave their homes. the terrace is here to call

for much needed humanitarian support. we have launched an appeal to international community. only 15 percent of that the bill has been funded until low international community has been absent minded in relation to the drama of the people of somalia . it's time to look seriously into these people that is suffering too much. the city or by door is body hate. many somalis are coming here from different areas, but help in the camps is limited. some are all so fleeing conflict as a government carries out an offensive against the armed group. all sure, bob, president hoss and shake. muhammad said he's government is winning the war at the moment. do we work together with other international partners? this to position program of the pose of shabba or deliberated areas. this will look

to the urine to increase critical investment. and this areas as these people, as our citizens has been denied the accessibility of students. so services for more time the army has taken back important areas held by the group for many years. also, bob is still able to carry out a talks and scare people with harris visits shows a glimpse of how uncertain things are here. mogadishu was partially locked down, major rooms were closed, and no one was taking chances. but that uncertainty is a life of many somalis who called his home. we can now speak to catherine soil joins us live from margaret issue. so the un secretary general, also calling from massive international support for samaria and he signed the world is responding to that call. while the

secretary general has was here for 2 days. and he held a press conference earlier today. and basically he's here to ron, pop, this humanitarian efforts because he saying many, many people in somalia are suffering. so we went with him to at region in the south west where thousands of people are making their way to that area in by dora. just trying to get help, but then at the assistance there is very, very limited and people are leaving rough. so the secretary general basically are hard conversations with people who are displaced there about their needs, which are massive. and he also calls on the international community. do more to a vice a farm in plus thousands of people of $40000.00 people actually have died in the

last one and a half years. i have the secretary general also held talks with the president about the, you know, of the security, the security situation in the country. we have been talking to many somalis, or who is saying that beyond the aid beyond the help that they need. they want to see more in terms of measures of resilience because a lot of somalis are saying that they need to brick away from the side of violence and dar and drought that we have seen for so many. yes. all right, thanks so much, katherine. so i, russia's parliament has approved legislation that would allow socrates to issue electronics summons to draft these and reservists. current rules require military service notices to be delivered in person. many russians have avoided the draft by moving away from their recorded addresses. the legislation will now goes to the

upper house president vladimir putin, final approval. like a navy, a citizen who hasn't appeared to his dr. notice we'll see restrictive security measures apply. this includes a ban on exiting the country and a warning about other measures that will follow if he does not appear within 20 days. then i think nation says it's considering ending its mission in afghanistan because of the target bob's ban on women working for the organization. the un says the band violates international law. the thought a bond has reimpose strict regulations since returning to power in 2021. they restricted women from education as well as working in agencies and most of the public sector. columbia authorities, a warning, the nevada res volcano could erupt any time putting hundreds of families at risk.

many people are refusing to leave the surrounding area. smoke has been billowing from the volcanoes greatest days. alexander, i'm here faults from nevada deliveries carrying few belongings. the mothers and children of the families who live in high risk areas close to the nevada, the re spokane are, are reluctantly heating the government's call to evacuate. but this is obviously you get scared, especially with the kid. my husband on his own has more ways of saving himself. then if we were all here. so i guess it's better to leave to make sure nothing happens to me. i'm a local authorities are offering transportation and food to convince them to leave their husband say they're staying to put to protect their cattle and crops bows. i leave the moment i can't leave from one day to the other and abandon everything who milk the cows? what happens to our investment? i understand there's an alert, but we don't really know what will happen. dick is roughly 57000 people live in the

shadows if they live out of their reusable cane. oh, this seems to be gearing up for a major eruption since march 31st. so teresa reported a spike in seismic activity within the snow capped peak from 50 tremors, a day to an average of $6000.00 or more columbia geological service issued an orange alert, meaning and their option could happen in days or weeks. and the government called for the immediate evacuation of 2500 people in a 15 kilometers radius of the volcano. but to me, you're one of the surrounding towns tells us it has been difficult. it says here, it's easy to issue an order from the capital, but the reality on the ground is different. we are pressured by the central government to get people out what they don't understand how complicated reality is . we need more incentives out or it is around the edge. since the volcano was responsible for the countries deadliest natural disaster,

37 years ago. this canyon was the result of the 1985 russian. when i j, gang peak, land slide of mud and rocks travelled for more than 50 kilometers, wiping out completely the town of a meadow and killing 25000 people. at the time, no one expected such a disastrous explosion, and no one was notified quickly enough to play. the colombian government says it's serious about avoiding a repetition of the path, saying it might issue more stringent evacuation measures necessary. those leaving now just hope to safely be able to come back to their loved ones and their lives. i listen that i'm a jazzy to move out of their roofs, columbia heavy sandstorms. they've hit bay jing and several provinces in china. lounge areas in the north have been blanketed with sand off the wind carried it from mongolia. in some places visibility with down to 50 meters for the authorities

. issuing the highest level of warning. people are being told to wear face mosques because of the drop in their quality. italy's cabinet has announced the state of emergency on immigration move comes after a sharp rise in the number of people crossing the mediterranean. 31000 people have arrived in italy so far this year as more than 3 times the number for the same period last year. the state of emergency will last for 6 months. it's a me that by the management of migrant arrivals and re pad creations facilities that i had on al jazeera, we hear stories of horror from survivors of america carried out by m. 23 rebels, the democratic republic of congo. ah, april on al jazeera. as the war in you pray,

moves into the 2nd year. we bring you the latest reports from both sides of the conference to people to experience it. one conversation with no has studio be unscripted, seeks to find the common solution. thousands of brazil's indigenous population will come out in the capital. brazilian drawing attention to land disputes had local concerns. in the lead up to al jazeera explode the environmental significance of action, and inaction. al jazeera covers the latest ongoing developments from her on on efforts to address iran's nuclear developments. april on al jazeera frank assessments. justice means to give them the basic human rights. not only in the camp, but also inside the myanmar, informed opinions by the ministration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate,

a in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, the me watching out, is there a time to recap? i had lived in mas jentra that mrs. carrying out, and that strike on tuesday, that killed more than 100 people. the military said the aim of the attack on the village of c. g was to restore peace in the region, united nations secretary general. antonia gutierrez is warning of looming famine in somalia as it faces it was drought in decades. he says the international community

must act to prevent the catastrophe. russia. parliament has proved legislation that would allow authorities to summon draw electronically, instead of serving notices in person and the russians have avoided the draft by moving away from their recorded address. video has emerged of a massacre carried out by m 23 rebels in november in the democratic republic of congo. the united nations revolted at least 170 people were killed in the east and village of key. shy of those who survived have told of the horrors they face that day, thought a hired as this reform. the stench of death still lingers in the air in the bushes. and in the church where worshippers took refuge, michael prayed, he wouldn't be next. and then 23 fighters rated his village cliche in eastern

d r. c. o 2, they took all the men backed him to peters banana plantation and said stand in a circle around the hole. and then they shot them. and when the 1st hole was filled, they killed the others next to them. we were shot on the united nations as the m. 23 rebels massacred more than 170 people in k k in november last year. but they didn't stop there. they captured the town for 4 months, hiding in these outposts until they withdrew a few days ago, bought the villages all still traumatized. women were raped and men forced to bury their own. oh, when they come on, when there was 3 pm, and on the 1st day we birds 15 bodies. the next morning the rebels came and made us bury another 15. amnesty international says the attack hong k. she was part of a campaign to punish any one seemed support. rival armed groups

the rebels backs by rwanda accusation. it denies have displaced a 1000000 people. the government has told al jazeera that it is 1st working on making sure the rebels have completely withdrawn from the area. the look and tori will walk on the needs. people relate your gently so the government, the government will see with the some office partner, the way they can elsewhere. they way they can bring this up or does people need to make sure they are safely back in their respective ohms. in cache children carry furniture taken from their damage school. it was used by the 23 fighters as a base. some work for 20 there who are natalia via our children, are now misbehaving, is there no longer going to school? our community can't afford to rebuild it, your community only with the help of the government. can we do that?

and while i think you say she's slowly resuming back to normal, the collective pain felt by an entire community remains so at a height of al jazeera. now the u. s. is investigating how dozens of top secret military documents ended up on the internet. some documents claim to show south korea reach to deal with washington for weapons that could be used by ukraine. the lakes include private conversations between senior south korean officials and of course, outrage in sol. mcbride is more as one of its strongest dial eyes claims that south korea has been spied upon by the us has sent the administration here into damage control. overdrive south korea. defense minister has spoken with his us counterpart to reassure each other. their reliance is as strong as ever, both pointing out they believe a number of the legal documents are false,

even 0 and many of the disclose documents are fabricated. and joint assessments are consistent with each other. but the government hasn't said if it believes the documents relating to south korea or fake, or genuine purportedly relates to sensitive government conversation about the provision of artillery shells needed by ukraine. sol doesn't supply them directly, so as not to anger moscow. but south korean officials are relates to have discussed ways of supplying shells in directly through 3rd countries. the alleged discussions are not that revealing, but what's more concerning here is the fact that they might have come through east dropping my next guest passes. i mean, we believe that if it's true, it will be very disappointing situation that damages the trust base alliance between korea and the us. it's also led to questions about how the

security conscious administration of president human circle could allow itself to be spied upon. and whether his decision to move his office away from the traditional blue house compound allow the security lapse when he got elected that here on prepared lee. move out of that long established for joseph, off his and move to this current. a former military had headquarters. so the opposition party has criticized among many other reasons, the security issues. it's all the more embarrassing coming just 2 weeks before long anticipated summit in washington with us president joe biden, seen as a reward for south korea unstinting loyalty. when the 2 men will be smiling for the cameras, in spite of allegations that one ally has been spying on the other, rob mcbride al jazeera. so now the budget ministration has proposed water cuts in

several american states to prevent the colorado river's reservoir from dropping to critical levels. its source is in the rocky mountains, and it spends more than 2300 kilometers. 7 u. s. states rely on the river for their water supplies are also areas in the north west of mexico that depend on it to rob reynolds has more. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river in its reservoirs have dwindled too alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario where everyone void with you know, water. busy river are available to the river to serve. busy nearly $40000000.00 people in the west depend on the colorado for drinking water

and electricity together with billions of dollars worth of foreign products. even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in the colorado. we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last 5 years to a decade. plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have western states or allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty. but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to changes and cuts needed to address the shrinking water supply divided ministration proposes equal across the board cuts for each of the 7 states in the compact up to 25 percent. if approved, that would certainly cause some pain, perhaps, especially for farmers who use 75 percent of the water pipe from reservoirs. but

also for city dwellers certainly will transition or adapt to less water base. future cuts more additional out here in the western united states. we've seen extreme rainfall over the past several months, but scientists say one wet winter is not enough to make up for 23 years of severe drought. so it seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water more sparingly . rob reynolds, al jazeera los angeles for the show, you can get more information. of course, on our website, al jazeera dot com. the weather is up next with jeff, and it's inside story. mounting pressure on the pentagon will be examining a major leak of top secret us intelligence file was in for washington. i live with

us. ah ah, you're locked into your weather update for europe and africa. nice to have your long and nasty weather along the eastern, mediterranean rain and winds piling into the levant, who was just a few days ago. ramallah was about 32 degrees. now a top temperature of 10 on wednesday episodes of rain across turkey, but i think it's mostly going to be contained toward the eastern side of the country after the northwest. and we've got a storm system expanding here through the islands of arlene britain, france in the low countries. so it's spreading brain in this area, but also pretty breezy conditions as well, especially along the irish, see their central, you're pretty much as we left it. last time we spoke, we got some cloud covers, some showers,

but spells of sun sneaking in there as well. not a bad day in syria with the high 15 degrees and summer like warmth is being wiped out of northern areas of portugal and spain drop in those temperatures in lisbon as well with that weather friends moving it. next, stop or go into africa and it's looking like this. the temperatures are climbing in alger as an tune is almost 10 degrees above where you should be for this time of the year. and as we dipped towards southern africa and right now, okay, a few showers around and bob way, so bit of a damp day in herrera with a high of $25.00 degrees. okay. got her on season. ah, the african countries have struggled to replay, many of the artifacts taken by european colonizers. and this is our experience of our identity. in the final part of the series, museums and collectors still hold precious assets like the bin rooms.

few have been returned, but there's still a long way to go and progress is painfully slow. restitution africa stolen with pottery ation on 00 a major lake of tops.