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way begin this news out with the escalating violence in sudan. now, speaking from inside the country, the un special representative for the secretary general in sudan says more than a 180 people have been killed in the fighting between the army and the power mo, tree rapid response forces. according to course, on sites to stop the fight immediately to allow access to access for a workers, humanitarian workers and to allow recreations. we also ask request strongly request those of it's to respect the needs to protect you and agencies you and installations. embassy use paid workers, medical facilities have been great transgressions. here. w. s. p

warehouses, wsp uni stuff unice. since you entered p u n h c r. i guess thompson offices have come in to the crossfire or be it. the sedan doctors syndicate says a number of hospitals are out of service across the country. and patients, well, i've had to be moved how it has been cut in several areas of cartoon and other regions. earlier on monday the cities electricity company said 3 substations were out of service and for operating and only half capacity. and official say the main water station in the capital has been severely damaged, causing water shortages. some shops are running out of bottled water. civilians have described a terrifying situation. me and my friend trapped in the road. because how me

has sadly taking over many roads. and they are checking all the cars when you tried to close all the place. they started raising the gun, then b line the automated the, we're fine, we're safe. the power has dealt with some things. you know, it's like, i don't even know what it is anymore. is it rocket propelled great grenade. is that a military strike? i don't even know, but we're good. we keep in touch with family via text. feel very short phone calls just to check in on each other. but i'd have to lower fine. yesterday that a coworker was killed. albert augustine, an indian citizen, was killed. we worked in the same place. let's take you to the you end where

the special representative to the 2nd general 4th sudan is speaking, listening to bulk of what's the new course in this case? is the un going to investigate or to, i don't know. what's the do close here? what's going to happen next? thank you. absolutely, the united nation is going to investigate the desk of our colleagues. there's very little maturity to do that. now, at the same time we are calling upon the thirty's forty's in this country to investigate and to bring those to accountability who are responsible for this crime scene 8 workers. the security council meeting, of course, was across meetings, not on me to to reveal the content of it. you say that i have

appreciated a lot the the prostate, which the security council made at an early time that is on saturday. i wish the security council remain united in supporting and supporting his people by making all that is in their present control. they can do in order to win to, to, to take him on to eat or see, or to stop the fighting and, and forest church and see thank you, dr. shaken, i pushed from jordan. you said japanese use agency, can you repeat that? the number of fatalities just to confirm and do you think are the number we'll continue to girl at this pace if the fighting continues. thanks

wrong in fighting continues, of course i will be more casualties. z, z numbers and which, which i got home, my colleagues, and of course nothing is totally confirmed. we are lying on information from sue and his doctors and hospitals. is that up to now at least 185 have been short and more than 1800 including civilians may have been injured. we're gonna take 2 more questions and we'll let vogue go stefano . and then we'll go to our, to the video guys to thank you, have another carrier that 1st i put a quick follow up from the question before about the security cancer. and the said was a clause story you can't reveal, but was, will you expect that a mean? do you think a security consechi really do some fame for this crisis, sir? and do you feel that the 2 leaders ah, sent, you know, they, they fill that,

that something had come out the from the security council. they don't care at all. and then now, by your safety and of your colleagues in your home, where you are in this, in this moment, ah, are you concerned for your safety or when you all so you have somebody that to protect whatever you are that out any personal of the secure of their un that could protect that the place where you are that's not what one usually speaks about in detail. let me just say that in c, z 2 sites. no with that on you, that i will be addressing the security council. and as usual, they have both asked me to transport what they see as the right picture off events,

which is which is respective never to do take the security council seriously as he says, reason to do so. and the member states and security council, many of them do have good direct relationship, either to the one or to the other side and some actually 2 sites. i expect that that member states, particular member states and security council, as well as some obscene obsolete your neighbors were used to leverage one or both of the theaters to to, to press them into agreeing to stop fighting. thank you. last question to amena from sky news. i mean i mean well, you hear me. yeah. go ahead. thank you for the when the members stay the all the

security council have relations with one or another of the signs in the conflict. and i expect them to use their influence and leverage the woods there of the united nations secretary general, special representative on sudan who is speaking, giving a briefing on economies. giving a briefing right now to reporters and journalist after briefing, a close session of the un security council on the situation and sit down without fighting that has claimed more than a 100 life me. he said he wishes the security council remains united in supporting the sudanese people now with a fighting in its 3rd day and at least a 180 dead must cut the latest with this report from rowena mohamad. plumes of smoke rise along the tarmac at cartoon at port on a 3rd day of fighting between sedans, army, and the biggest and most powerful paramilitary force explosions as strikes and

gunshots. a hurt across the capital has both sides claimed there making advances in strategic areas. but details on the ground are unclear. footage released by the sudanese military shows, a number of rapid support forces, troops surrendering their weapons and equipment in khartoum. the army says it's resumed control of state tv, and we'll use it to update the public. it also says it's re taken morrow. we airport in the north, but that conflicts with claims by the r s f, which says it's meant still control the facility. what is out of me with this message is for all those who are saying that middle, the airport is still under the control of the sort of means army. right now, we are inside matter. we are put, as you can see, there is a plane behind us, and we are stationed here until the victory. the iris f also says an army lead battalion handed over its vehicles in the eastern. now, part of cartoon, state sudan has been brought to a standstill after attempt to open

a humanitarian corridor or failed fighting, destroyed cartoons, main water station, raising fears of widespread food and water shortages. only one still of water water left. this is a more manly one. and that everything is, am, do you know, the water bottle structure looked, saw him, the whole, the auto, whole milk. everything is empty here on the refrigerator. see everything is carlos. nothing left foot. so given or variable and hospitals have become targets. shelling on a lab in this clinic left several people injured and forced many to evacuate. doctor say they're running out of medical supplies, or a power struggle between army, chief of delphi, to alper han and his deputy mohammed. hum, don douglas, commander of the r s. f triggered the outbreak of fighting on saturday with neither side, willing to back down. while air strikes continue,

and the warring side show no desire for talks. it's the people off sit on that are paying the heaviest price for healing mohammed al jazeera was go live now to have a morgan in call to him. so however, after 3 days of fighting, is it clear where this conflict is going on? the side getting an upper hand on the other 11 thing we do know for sure is that neither side seems to be willing to give up. at the moment. we know that the r f is right now, continuing with anti aircraft missiles against 5 digits that continue to fly over the skies of her 250. now fighting is still ongoing in the northern parts of the capitol that's across the river nile. and in the city of under man, it looks like if i suggest that belongs to the foot in these army, is targeting locations where the recess are known to be, especially their basis. but there are civilians. we're also caught up in the middle . and it's not clear who has the upper hand. we know that the sudanese army was

able to regain control of the state television. and that they were in control of the airports and the general command of the army. but then they're also claims by the arthur. but they claim that they control of a facilities as well. and when you look at the state of play in other areas, places like dar for places like the east, while one side such as the army controls the parts of the east. they're also parts in the west and are for that the rest of control. so right now it's very hard to tell who has the upper hand over the other and have a wall of that's all going on. we're hearing stories, video being circulated on social media, showing people trapped in homes in university libraries. how dire is the situation becoming for people while this is the 3rd day of fighting and we started on saturday, people were not expecting it to happen. so they just went on with their daily lives

. those who were at home did not take precautions. they did not stir extra food or water. and those who went to school or universities or hospitals that they would be able to go back home once they were done with their day. but that was not the case . so there's several universities students who are trapped within the vicinity of the presidential palace and be a general commander of the army. and they are patients who are trapped in hospitals and food strapped in schools, all of them and able to get out because of the fighting on the streets. and that's when you look at the people who are trapped in areas around the fighting zones. been that the issue of fighting on the street and the insecurity. many people say that they have injuries and they have their relatives who are in need of medical attention. but because of the continuous fighting because of the heavy artillery that they continue to hear because of the flying of the 5 digits overhead, they can't access hospitals. and the very few who can get to the hospital say that there's a shortage of medical staff in the hospitals that are all that are open. others are

not open. and the biggest shortage of medicine. so very dire situation for the civil into we're not expecting this, but now for the 3rd day in a row, have to live through it. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much. have a morgan look her asthma. the bass sham is the vice president of the sudan doctors union. he says the situation cartoon is dia during the last couple of base . the hospital, you have to be in boxes. they have been dealing with them each week said that there are people anymore. besides the remaining government functioning because the power might have been visually the medical

institution in functioning of the money. because the doctor, the other medical questionnaire would not reach the hospital because the major on the my estimate. so i don't pretty primitive or some of them die earlier we were hearing from the united nations special representative for the secretary general in sudan volker pet has, who was addressing media from inside sedan. he's supposed to lead us on both sides of the fighting, but he's not exactly helped the mystic about mediation efforts. as the 2 sites who are fighting are not giving his impression that they want mediation for peace

between them right away. they are according to 2 and decide to keep to surrender, to spend as spring in our diplomatic editor james bay's, who's at the united nations headquarters. and james, you and i were talking couple of hours ago about the potential influence that those international backers of the 2 sides could have on the parties to the conflict. exactly the message which we heard from the un special representative of sudan. yes sammy, that's a you and special representative. you just had a clip of their bulk of perth as he's just finished briefing reporters after previously briefing at the un security council and you heard from that clip? it's not particularly good news. he doesn't see either side at this stage,

wanting to back down or what he has been doing is trying to arrange a humanitarian pause. e had an humanitarian pause on saturday and one onst on, on a to day monday that has just ended. and he said those weren't fully respected, but it's better than not having a pause because it allows people potentially to go and get food, get supplies. he's hoping to have more humanitarian poor pauses, and perhaps longer pauses, hoping that from that he can build on the idea of a cease fire. a. but he's relying, i think, on other international players as well as him. and he, he does say he's speaking to both generals, he says is in contact with them very regularly. and he believes that both are currently still in khartoum. but he, what he believes pressure from others is important. the un security councils issued a statement, you and security counsels had a meeting. we've had got the african union, we've got the regional grouping. r e got, we've also got a,

the league of arab states, the arab league as well. all of these bodies are talking out with various players, and particularly with the 2 generals trying to get a cease far in place. that talk of mediation missions, there's talk of the peace and security council of the african union. there's talk of eguard, there's talk of the, even of the chairperson in office of the african union in miss of hockey, who comes from a neighboring country, chad making their way as delegations to try and speak to the generals to try and get that sees for the problem with that is air space is closed, borders are closed and it's simply too dangerous and to travel at this stage. so diplomatic efforts are ongoing, i'm afraid to say though, not a very much fruit of this time. and clearly that's deeply concerning for the people of sudan, and particularly those in di humanitarian need. because the situation in the country was already grim. and now, according to that un secretary general, it's horrific. all right,

thanks so much. james bayes. there plenty of all still had on the news hour, including french call to quit sab asana france for a 2009 plane crash. the kill 228 people. emotional reunions and hopes for a lasting pace. hundreds of prisoners return home optimistic with an end to the war, and yemen is inside floss a young quarterback making history in the nfl with a record breaking contract. and that more with kiefer in school ah, now a 104 detainees have been transferred from saudi arabia to yemen on monday. in addition to a 3 day long prisoner exchange between host the rebels and government forces, the release so far of nearly a 1000 detainees is raising hopes of an end t emmons, long running conflict in ron con reports ah,

it's all hugs in relief at santa airport. as a prisoner exchange comes to completion after 3 days, but it's taken months of negotiation gel and val i miss my mom and dad, my kids and my entire family. this what was broken by the un involved the release of over 700 detained hu fees, and more than a 180 other prisoners, including saudi soldiers and suit me. troops fighting with the saudi that coalition . the iranian back tooth east took snow in 2014 st. paul king, a war and the involvement of saudi arabia and allies, such as the u. e, trying to restore the internationally recognized government a deadlock and fighting lead to what's been described as the world's worst humanitarian disaster. with a 150000 people did. the prisoner exchange is a vital pass with deal to revive expired ceasefire and embark on talks to settle a conflict. but with allegations of miss treatment and torture on both sides.

they're still a long way to go before peace can come. the suck men alone. today we are receiving a new batch of our heroes, our prisoners who are coming from our province. we have received the 1st batch and we are waiting for the 2nd matter more than a 100 prisoners. there may be a 108 of our heroes who have endured in the field and in captivity, despite the torture that they were subjected to. as we were told for manya, the deal include high profile prisoners on both sides, a sign of how seriously each side is taking the move toward piece. this is the largest prisoner exchange since october 2020, and boats. i say they will continue talking after the upcoming holiday m. ron con houser, somali, his army is making significant gains in it's offensive against the chabad. the military says it's pushed fighters out of large areas in the center of the country and is now moving into the arm groups, southern strong holes al jazeera, as catherine sawyer, reports from margaret issue. ah,

to molly forces may be on the offensive against peices of archibald in the capital, nobody issue. they are increasing their defensive positions. with checkpoints on the cities out, scott's the on his new operation against osha, bob started in august, security forces say they have made significant gains when it comes about emotional security. all to put into forces different supposes are been designated to work for security, for goods, abrasions in mogadishu, all the country. so there is a joint operations or much all the brochure is concerned about. concerning about a military belize unit. i just walk in with the so my liberal is, was national intelligence as a credit officer. just walking with the bullies was, this is the mother of national interest. in mogadishu, the rebels have infiltrated neighborhoods and carried out a talks numerous times with devastating results is not surprising to see chap

point like this one indifferent ha. of this secrecy security has been increased, especially now during the whole month of ramadan residency talk to bait has held deal a sense of safety. this pictures were filmed in october, in middle chevrolet to the north east of mogadishu. her powerful militia groups have joined soldiers on the front line, trying to drive our treble fighters as half civilians like hudson abdi, whose home town of galani was under archibald control for 15 years. mondanca i decided to take my gun to liberate myself for marsha. but many people in my community see that they are fed. the army has retake and large sweets of territory in central somalia. the troops are now heading south to another archer, bob strong holds. they are also getting help from countries like the u. s. tarkey

and an african union horse called at miss. and if that combination that is different than other operations we've seen in the past. this is very much somali lead, and there is community engagement. ah, however, major challenges remain about this. the, the hard part in somalia has never been removing offshore. bob from territory. it's everything that comes after that. it's holding that territory. it's providing the services. and a lot of that still remains to be seen back in mogadishu. this cautious hope that after years of traumatic balance, the tide against archer bob could finally be tiny. catherine saw all g 0 margaret issue. now palestinian worshippers are marking one of her holiest days in the month of ramadan, known as the night of power or lay. little other worshippers are expected to gather the alarm for mos compound and occupy these jerusalem. the tensions have been high . the locks are this ramadan,

israeli forces have conducted violent raids on people gathering their sol solved are, joins us now from the mount of olives in occupy the east jerusalem. so as i said, ross are very special night how recent tensions impacting lay that'll cover their well indeed i, sam, it's quite a special, significant night for a muslims here, but particularly in jerusalem as over a week ago, there has been the israel occupation force a storm alex a mosque and they are imposed violence on palestine and worshippers. so today we have seen that rates are starting from afternoon on a palestinians. tens of thousands of palestinians has started to have started to arrive. alexa moss compliant compound rights were over there. and now that the prayer is on the way that our towns of thousands of the palestine is worth practice in their fate. during rama then at the usual night. and there are roughly around

$200000.00 palestinians, but in over there, but to night is expected to be much more. of course, up to day, it hasn't been that easy for the town, tens of thousands of palestinians to have access to alexa compound because there are extreme measures here we have seen that israeli, our forces are as setting up the checkpoints, 10 tens of checkpoints across the city, they're imposing barriers. people are under a constant civilians. they are been checked and so on. and on top of dad, there are also hundreds of palestinians that have a bed. the dead that are dead are banned to. anton alex, a mosque. these been orders are issued by israeli occupation forces and they do not have any court the decision based on that. but the relo completion forces are seeing that that bands are been paused to the palestinians who are protest in

the cushion off off the will the nationalists israelis into alex, i'm or so it's been use as a tool of deterrence. so the human rights groups here are seen that all of these measures been orders are actually being used as a tool by the israeli occupation forces as a part off on going a collective punishment against the palestinians and the palestinians that they have talked to to day they were saying that all these extreme measures tight security measures the restrictions, limitations, are not only to limit to restrict access to alexa compounds, but also they said, that is, rand occupation forces are deliberately doing so to destroy the sense of normalcy among the palestinians in jerusalem. all right, thank you so much for. so our human rights organizations say the number of palestinians held in israeli prisons without charge is at a 20 year high. it's an issue given special prominence every april,

the 17th which is pass indian prisoners day. neither abraham reports lately say is either home for some palestinian families. radio is the only way they can connect to their loved ones. in israel, christians palestinian prisoners tuning and listened to their families, cheering news, and updates of shows like this one on the voice of palestine, radio or even more important for prisoners whose families are not allowed to visit w corolla. sandra. yes, at ham. it speaks on the radio, she tells her 2 sons. she is doing well and can't wait to see them. for years, these really authorities haven't allowed me are set to visit her children fighting grounds of security is well controlled. who gets to visit palestinian families need permits to cross into israel? we're almost all the jails are yes, that lives alone. now. she says holiday periods are the hardest time of the year,

but that will upset. i worry about them. do they eat well? do they get enough food? do they like it? is it too cold in jail? when his son is accused of shooting and killing in his really subtler in 2015 his yet to be sentenced. her youngest, no man has been held for more than a year in what's called administrative detention imprisonment without charges. both more i have and men have been jailed before. in the last of they keep saying they have a secret file. why don't they tell us what he's being held for? it's because they have nothing on him, but it's just used to keep him in jail. we also says it's almost impossible for prisoners with administrative detention to plan their live cuts and then no man spends more than 2 years in administrative detention before. and after his release, he decided to get engaged and start the family. he was arrested shortly after and held them their administrative detention again. he's still in jail for over a year now. currently there are 4800 prisoners in israeli jails. nearly 1000

are administer to detention human rights group, say this is the highest number of administrative detainees into decades. this protest takes place every week to demand the release of prisoners. over the years, the numbers of those taking part has been declining. as i can ask one day, if there is an imminent danger facing prisoners, the people will take to the streets. just recently, prisoners were to start the hunger strike, people ready for a confrontation. this is why israel came into the demands of prisoners on it knows that the tensions would have escalated on the streets. so they backtracked prisoners to know that they won't be reduced in any deal soon. but last live in hope that's one day they'll be reunited with their families that have alger zita, the occupied westbank now french president emanuel micron has addressed the nation in his 1st speech since his government's controversial pension changes became law.

he said he understands the anger of a population, and he says he'll hammer out an action plan to get france back on its feet. in the next 100 days, my crown signed the legislation on saturday, officially raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. such a saw metallic, have these reforms been accepted evidently no event again, despite months of dialogue, a consensus was never reached. and i regret it. she's in order that we must all learn lessons from this is on tuesday. i natasha battle joins us now from paris. so 1st of all, what is this action plan that mac crohn referred to? did he give details? no prison, my county gave me more details, but this is a theme all about michael, trying to turn a paid tick. wow, i can put an end to the to faithful cine learning center,

reforming fraud for many months, many years now. person my phone used to speak to sign justify why he decided to push through this and form. he said look, people are living longer. that's why he asked for school, where people have to vote for an extra 2 years. retiring at 6452. he said it from 5 more to line with europe and jim, so going to make the pension to confirm and stronger for future generations. moving to speak to talk about some of the other things id like to do that is next 4 years of his patients including things like adjusting issues in the hospital education and the workforce. this is very much a speech without any pick announcements without any good surprises. but michael, really asking for people to move on and i can looking at the live pictures looks like this, some reaction walks the response been to his speech,

whether or not to purchase the other behind. you can probably see them. i mean, they're not reacting to speech, none of them are to listen to what they've been here for a while now. there was a pool for people to come out to proceed to paris and bank pots and pans and photos during my all my house feet. well, if you try to drown out of the world to depress look what michael said, this evening, good supplies, anyone. and he said nobody to change anyone's mind if they are opposed to the pension reform beeping protesting for 3 months for trade unions that they want to continue to do. so they're ready for full amount. so i can probably just stay on the main to 1st people here say that base pension reform is i'm just there. i'm happy about the way it was 44 elements and they say look, if they continue to probably just hop so beautiful. not quite sure. on the posting to scrapping that seems unlikely, but for now,

people feel motivated and mobilized to come out to demonstrate. okay, natasha bumper that in a very lively her asean crowd. thanks for that. still have an al jazeera slovakia joins poland and hungary and restricting impulse of cheap ukrainian grain to protect its farmers and install does action from the motor gp in austin, texas. that's coming up with pizza. ha, ah, the off we go with your weather update for the middle east and africa. good to see. so things have quite a down in the middle east here just as a band of rain stretching across the empty quarter. could stream some showers into oman, including 4 muskets. i want to put that on your radar. now through the golf. those

winds finally die down. so it's a beauty of a day in don't have for example, suns out with the high 33 degrees and ok showers never really too far away from react off to central asia. temperatures here are running a good 10 degrees below average from biscuits to sean bay. also for ask about big changes in your temperatures, it was just days ago or in the thirty's. now look at this 19 degrees in some downpours, around is a lot of odd and yes, snow up against the foothill foothills of the himalayas for turkey, a we've got whether moving into the western side of the country, showers, and it's stumble with a hive. 17 degrees and winds have shifted around in egypt. look at that pumps up the temperature in cairo to 37 degrees. central africa, heavy rainfall alerts for the entire east coast of tans, india. so that's where the worst of the rain will fall and some rain, but the wildfire thread that we've got across south africa in particular for the northern cape, the western and the eastern cape providence is it is hot, dry and windy here on tuesday soon

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directly to all the street with the powers that be this gene on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching, i'll just there a time to recap our headlines now. the un, special representative for sudan says more than 195 people have been killed in 3 days of violence to die. fighting between sedans, all man, it's biggest paramilitary force has intensified in the 1st day of a deepening crisis. so with an infrastructure, including hospitals and power stations have been damaged in the fighting. the sudan dr. syndicate says a number of hospitals are out of service across country patients of had to be moved

. g 7 foreign ministers meeting in the japanese city of carols. our fed, they will prevent russia from accessing weapons from 3rd parties. we've also address tension in the indo pacific and the fighting in sudan from mcbride reports posing for the traditional family photo. the top diplomats of the g 7 still firmly committed to supporting ukraine in its war with russia. they agreed to keep sanctions in place and to stop moscow from trying to get weapons from the countries after accusations north korea is already supplying them. and fears that china might start away with family, reject any you need to attempt to change the status quo by falls or rushes aggression against clain. as well as the threat of use of nuclear weapons. the foreign ministers criticized rushes decision to station tactical nuclear weapons in

bella ruse as the only country in the world to be attacked with atomic bombs. japan has condemned russia's repeated nuclear rhetoric and it's g. 7. presidency culminates with the lead to summit next month. in hiroshima, the location of the 1st nuclear attack, the foreign ministers also reaffirm that commitment to a free and open indo pacific scene as a pushback against china's growing power and influence in the region. and an answer to the continuing threats by beijing against the island of taiwan. but the ministers have also been dealing with the growing crisis incident with us secretary of state hansley, lincoln calling for an immediate cease by also strongly across all of our partners on the need for an immediate she's bar and return to talks talks then very promising in putting suzanne on the path to

a transition of civilian government. the fighting incident will likely continue to feature prominently in discussions until this meeting ends on tuesday. rob mcbride al jazeera kado is our japan. so of i q has joined poland and hungary in suspending grain. another food imports from ukraine, they say cheap, ukrainian grain is driving down local prices. european union officials of now announced they'll be meeting this week to discuss the issue polish band followed protest by farmers there and the resignation of the agriculture minister charles drive that has moved from key if it's a complex process and certainly an indication of mounting pressure on ukraine by it's european partners that up until now have done so they say everything that they can to try and help ukraine in its war with russia. this deal unfolded as

a result of some black c ports being blocked off the rushes invasion, which of course, stops the export of millions of tons of ukraine's grain and food products to its markets around the world. the poles now, the slovaks also the hungarians, i'm the romanians now also remains intimacy that they may do the same because apparently, so much of this ukrainian grain has got stuck in bottlenecks, logistical problems as it's been exported via the land roots out of ukraine is, is seriously depreciated the prices of local grain and food products in the neighboring allies in ukraine's neighboring allies. we've seen protests in poland, the resignation of the polish agricultural minister. and we understand that there are ongoing talks between ukrainian officials,

ukrainian agricultural minister and officials in warsaw. as they try and negotiate a reopening of this transit route, now this is a temporary band. we understand, certainly, according to the polls they saying, this is a temporary plan until june. the 30th a russian opposition activist and prominent kremlin critic has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by a court in moscow law. the mere counter melissa was convicted of treason and denigrating. the military. he was arrested a year ago off the he denounced the russian invasion of ukraine cut. melissa has a long history of chris's hiding putin and his leadership. he began his career in journalism for making the jump to politics. you became an advisor from the russian opposition. neither of them saw who was shot dead in 2015. he played a key role in passing the magnet ski acts in the us. the legislation helped invoke sanctions on legit human rights abuses in russia. and he's lived through 2

suspected poisoning attempts in 20152017 car mother says now been found guilty of treason and spreading false information for criticizing rushes invasion of ukraine. those jabari reports from moscow wondering, as the verdict was read out loud mirror car mores and listened without any visible reaction convicted of treason. spreading false information about russia's on forces and cooperating with an undesirable organization. his lawyer said car moore's aside as a verdict on the justness of his cause. it's a thrash me. this is terrible, but the very highest mental let me work as a politician, as a citizen, this is how he perceived this verdict. when he heard it 25 years, self esteem even went up. he realized he was doing everything right. as hundreds of journalists packed

a room where they watched the court proceedings on screen. reaction to the verdict came in swiftly. nobel laureate dmitri moreton, who was a witness in kara morris's case, told al jazeera, it was part of a dangerous pattern that's emerge in russia since the war in ukraine began. but he got water, but a teacher, jim's sentences for political prisoners are handed down in the same way they were handed down during stollins time. these are huge sentences, 25 years of the lifetime of one generation of people. we want to take an entire generation of the lives of russians who won't meet politicians like car mirza. the long time kremlin critic was arrested last april under new laws passed 8 days after russia's invasion, restricting any criticism of the country's army. the russian british, former journalist and politician is the latest of several of president putin's opponents of interested car. moore is played an important role in persuading western governments to sanction russian officials for legit human rights abuses and

corruption. lot in your car mores. as attorney says, she'll be appealing this verdict, arguing that her clients have no previous convictions and health condition. so he will not be able to serve his term in a maximum security facility. 99 percent of cases in russian courts and with convictions. there was no expectation that this one would be any different. dorset safari al jazeera moscow, v u i. some basset to russia has visited detained. wall street journal report to evan goshen, which in moscow prison. it's the 1st time in american official has been committed to visit him since he was detained. 2 weeks ago, he's facing espionage charges which both he and his employ have repeatedly denied. a french court has cleared european play maker boss, and the airline and france of involuntary manslaughter before thems were charged in connection with a 2009 crash in the atlantic ocean. $228.00 people died in that living

barbara of faults for the relatives of the victims it to be will during judgments after nearly 14 years of fighting for justice. judges in paris, acquitted france and manufacturer, air boss of involuntary manslaughter. they listed a series of negligent tax by both firms, but they said there was no proven cause a link with the air bus a $330.00 crashing into the atlantic ocean in 2009. it's left many relatives feeling betrayed. why do i feel it deeply unfair? i think the law is broken because we've heard the word responsible and we've been told mistakes were made multiple mistakes at a bus. and from if i can share will 5 and commitment of more than 5000 to dave started on june 29 to find the truth on condenser conflicts as been in vain,

but were coming from as being legitimate. for 2 years after the crush, they brought wreckage and bodies from flight 447 to shore. then in 2011 remote submarines discovered the flight recorders, they revealed a terrifying chain of events after the plane flew into a severe storm. i was after leaving rio de janeiro bound for paris, external senses had frozen, giving the pilot's confusing speed and altitude information, and the auto pilot had disengaged after repeated alarms. the play went into a stolen, crushed into the ocean. last year's 2 month trial. the 1st culprit manslaughter, trotted franz came on. a previous ruling not to prosecute was overturned on appeal . initially, magistrates attributed the crushed a pure pilot era, but victims group success fully argued the company should be prosecuted for failings in pilot training and plain warning systems. they've now avoided a maximum penalty of a quarter of a $1000000.00, which would have hurt their reputation if not their profits. the crash had

a lasting impact on the industry leading to changes in regulations on training. but the court decision has left the victims, families distraught. nadine baba al jazeera phil, i had an al jazeera show you a casual behind the back catch in major league baseball that's coming up in school with they're gonna get with she may not mean off at us with a pushing with

one tour global perspectives. mm. ah ah ah, let's catch up on all this ball with peter. very. thank you very much. the prism of barcelona football club is denied any crime has been committed in the ongoing refereeing scandal. one le porter says all payments made to a company owned by a senior refereeing official irma were not in return for any illegal sporting advantage. a barcelona court agreed to take on the case. last week of the

prosecutors filed a complaint of what they alleged were payments of $7950000.00 over 17 years, la bought the porter claims the transactions were transparent and were in exchange for advisory services. he described the whole scandal as a media campaign to discredit the club. you know, over sony's, my last zarina said manas for the past couple of months. spa cylinder has been fighting a massive smear campaign against his reputation, mainly insinuations with defamatory conclusions that have nothing to do with reality. i don't know if it's crunch time in the quarter finals of the champions league this week. chelsea k take a boss, frank lampart, has perhaps the toughest job among the 8 remaining teams. you'll need to keep up his teams hopes if they go into a 2nd league to nail down against rail madrid. bayport has lost all 3 matches since he returned to chelsea. at the start of the month, we're not where we want to be. the word broken is a bit much,

but when i want to be not as clearly position is a reality and a premier league returned down in his game. so i think those things are just reality. we have to work against that and shout in every way we can. and because we're in that moment, ac milan holder, one mill advantage as they travel to naples for an all italian quarter final 2nd leg, the ra scenario seem to have a who do of napoli, who are runaway leaders in city are they also beat them for know in the league earlier this month, former barcelona defender danny alvarez testified in court on monday as the faces charges of sexual assault. of its has been in jail since january 20th havent been denied bail over and a legit encounter at fossil in a nightclub 3 weeks earlier. the brazilian originally said the incident didn't take place. but on monday, told the judge the encounter had been consensual. no date for trial has been set as humans on so means disappointing. final woke up with uruguay. we sought is,

is hoping for a last bit of glory at club level. the man who was prolific alongside linelle messy at fossil owner, made his debut full, brazil's gardinio on sunday. he had the chance to get straight off the mark, but st is penalty over the ball. premier. so be sent us one know in argentina river plate extended, they winning run to 7 matches. they had to wait until the 95th minute though. a go keeping era giving pablo salary and unmissable chance to make it one mill over noodles. old boys rivers. 7 points clear at the top now to a shock in the n b a playoffs. the eastern conference top seeded, milwaukee bucks had lost game one in their series against the miami heat and are now sweating on the fitness of their biggest player to david stokes reports his wasn't the start. milwaukee. we're hoping for playing at home the star player

jani center, the compet landed heavily in the 1st quarter, suffering a lower back contusion, which forced him out of the game. x ray showed no serious damage, but he still a doubt for game to the way. in his absence, jimmy butler led the miami hate to the wind, get on 30 to 117 as the 48 hours after they qualified for the playoff. there were similar scenes in the west to the 2nd seated memphis grizzlies were beaten at home by the lakers and saw their big name player jar murant leave. the court injured after falling awkwardly on his hand, ran the lake. his seated 7th took a when 128 to 112 with the other team from ally the clippers also when a tight game against the phoenix suns. this made by phoenix squared the game up at 90 points each in the 4th quarter. but it was the 50 the clippers, he edged it by 5 in the end choir leonard, rocking up a game high. 38 points did early and no problems for the top seats in the west. the timber nugget, who run comfortable when is against the minnesota timber wolves. finishing 29

points, clear the nickel yuk. it's finished with 13 points and 14 rebounds. while jamal murray, top scored with 24 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assist 44. davids folksy out is era. denver philadelphia, eagles, quarterback jaylen hurts has been handed the biggest average annual value contract in nfl history. the deal is worth a whopping $255000000.00. 179000000 of that is guaranteed. the 5 year extension also includes a no trade clause. last season hurts it, a franchise record with 43 touchdowns, helping philadelphia reach the super bowl. matt fitzpatrick has one gulf sar bc heritage tournament off to beaten jordan speith in a playoff. the title very nearly went to speak, who was millimeters away from winning it with this booty. pat, the american was looking to win for the 2nd year in a row, but instead it was the englishman fitzpatrick who took it at the 3rd extra hol, thanks to burst fantastic approach or setting up

a tap in for the trophy. and his 1st title since winning the us opened last june. the 28 year old used to attend the tournament in south carolina as a youngster, which made this when all the more sweet i can retire. now i am here this, this one is the one i've always wanted to. when am any golf tournament? you know, other than the majors, of course that you know, there it is in a high one on the less than to win this one. ah, an us, you know, that's the truth man, my family can tell you that and my friends can tell you the same thing. this place is just a special place for man. and, you know, means the well to have one in spanish. right? alex runs one an eventful motor, gp racine, austin, texas. it looked like move champion, francesco benya was going to win from pole that was on sunday. crushed, losing more ground in the race for the championship that opened it up for rims who secured his 1st win with alan c or honda. but it's marco beds. ziki who now leads

the championship by 11 points after a 6th place finish. and we'll finish with an impressive behind the back catch in major league baseball, tampa bay res pitcher jason adams, casually plucking the ball out of the air to secure an 81 victory over the toronto blue jays. much to the astonishment of batter, kevin kear, maya model, let's go. it's all this both new sammy bang, so eyes faith. that's here for this news. our. the good news is lauren taylor is back from on, on the studio. she'll have a full show, so stay with us here on al jazeera ah blue. with

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