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the g 7 summit gets on the way in japan where need is have on vail new sanctions against russia. the low on money site is down to 0 in life and also coming up serial lead a batch all outside of tens. his fast arab league summit in a decade last on the northeast. and i'll bring you the latest about the floods that have demonstrated the minor region. the china is needed, promises more trade links and stronger economic ties with central asia. and as of the other, we begin this out in japan with g 7. it is on nice thing. in hiroshima,

the group has agreed on new sanctions. they say that will stop russia of g 7 technology, industrial equipment and services that support a tool machine that's go live to hear a human speak to roll mcbride. so ukraine is once again, top of the agenda. what exactly we'll need is be discussing the yeah, that's right. i mean, it was always expected that ukraine would dominate to these dominated pre the previous a g 7 that was held since the stats of this will. and that is what we had on this 1st day. the house said japan and sylvia, cuz she to the japanese prime minister that you can flight very much what is happening in your up with what could be potentially happening in the indo pacific with the casita saying that today's ukraine could be stages tomorrow. that's a clear reference to chinese threats made against taiwan. and the fear that potentially china could take unilateral actions very much as russia took action

against ukraine. so they had been a many measures outlined to further sanction. russia also ways of stopping russia from getting around those sanctions with regard to ukraine. it's interesting that most of this post day has been dominated by one that will lead to who isn't here. and that's a lot of them is a landscape of ukraine, which reports friends throughout the day that he would be attending in person on the last day. that would certainly be a surprise, but had not been expected. but the latest reports coming out of ukraine seemed to suggest that that will now not be the case that he will only be remotely addressing the g 7 by a video link. but the g 7 have issued a very strongly wooded statement condemning russia's invasion, supporting ukraine. and interestingly one very important cause saying that that can only be a, just a piece of wood that cannot be realized without unconditional withdrawal of russian

troops. and that this must be included in any calls for peace that is taken as a sideway swipe at china, because it's much voltage at peace initiative. just coast for a cease 5 without russia at 1st giving up any of the territories that aid has illegally seized. and wrote, what is the significance of the summit being held in hiroshima? yeah, this has been very important for the japanese hosts to come to him. she met the scene of the 1st a nuclear attack to take the g 7 to pay their respects at the memorial park to see the meat museum, which explained exactly what happened here. on the 6th of august 1945, the g 7 lead is also met with a survivor of the atomic attack. and this is all part of becky. she does initiative, he is the m p a full part of his shima. he wants to see

a world without nuclear weapons, as it does seem to be a big us could given that 3 of the g 7 members. all right, actually members of the original nuclear club usa, fonts and great britain. but the japanese point of view is that even with all of these increasing conflicts in the world, it might seem hard to, to get countries to agree to give out that nuclear weapons. but it makes all these complex conflicts fall more dangerous. if you keep in place vast nucleus, top pos. okay, thank you for that role, mcbride that for us in hiroshima. well, there is, of course, a lingering tragic post over the city of harris. you ma'am on the left and must get it to james space spoke with a survivor, and he cable me around the world. most people know what happened in hiroshima. but even though the risk nuclear bomb was dropped to almost 78 years ago, visiting for the 1st time is a deep, clean moving experience. since i can know what it's over to joe,

and it's humbling to meet somebody, but it's like 90 year old saw day cause the ok. both her parents died. she showed me a picture drawn from her recollections, showing the last moments of her badly boned father. and she recalled what happened at 8 15 in the morning, on the 6th of august, 1945 minutes at a bunch of wood. i don't want that when i finish my tours in the morning as old as beautiful bright light. and on the mice, it looked like the 1st sunrise of the beautiful orange lied. and while i was starting to wonder what it was, the front window exploded. i was hit by broken glass and push towards the wall by the power of the blast. i did not understand what had happened. that's how it all started. up to a 135000 people died in the city for the 60 to 80000 who killed when a 2nd bomb was dropped. 3 days later on like a saki 1945 to she could knock a who lost both of her parents and many other family members was just 6 years old.

she has this message for the g, so i know jim buckled, i want them to really pay attention to what happens when you use a nuclear weapon. there was a war and ukraine now, and this summit should not be a place where you make military preparations in a rush. i'm a, we have experienced a new coupon, says tend. this meeting should be a place where they find a way towards peaceful with them. and to enter listen, daniel hofstra is the acting direct to the international campaign to acknowledge equally weapons which won the nobel peace prize 5 years ago. the g 7 summit is taking place in the context of a brutal invasion of ukraine by russia. when nuclear threats are kind of used as nuclear blackmail and that in that context, and they say that the risks of the use of nuclear weapons or the highest they've been out since the 1980s. and probably so what we really need to see from the g 7 leaders is, is leadership, the survivors, old, now elderly and in a matter of years what happened here?

one of the worst things, ma'am, colleen does ever suffered, will pass beyond living memory. it will not vote must not ever be forgot the world owes it to this place and its people, the memory is never extinguished. shaped space, which is 0. the russian ukrainian present is a lot to me, is it. lensky has made an unannounced visit to saudi arabia for the arab league summit. he says his priority is all to discuss fully in a piece, the protection of the muslim community in ukraine, about 300000 minor seem us. some tosses live in the crime in an instant us to which was unexpired russia in 2014 armed states have remained largely mutual as the russians warn you. crane with many maintaining close ties to moscow. a serious president is also in jetta for the summit, for the 1st time since the syrian will began in 2011. i shall last that is expected

to address the meeting later on friday, along with all of the our bleed is syria was reinstated to the regional organization. this month aside, had been shown as the brutal crack down on opposition protest as on the conflict that then followed by new i met is in jetta with more on bash, all last sides inclusion in the summit. the membership of a student has to be suspended in the 2011. and the last submit that the satellite test i attended was the and maybe a 2002010. i think i think that the, the, the good they want to push out lots of to, to participate in this is 70000 businesses. so significant evidence that to a, so the and the but to provide, to get involved in, in, in to, to, to succeed the, the submit, the said trying to, to solve for many of the seem to out of one. but there's and many of course, and he's surrounding the bucks we do a bunch of ation offer, which at

a loss of in discrete thing. what about the some of the question is which satellites you do here on, on, on the water? so what are some of the many of people who will, has being included in the c o conflict? what about the display through to people? most of the out of a country is they, they woke up, but then it was some of the out of countries who expressed the consent about the return of the job as a but, and they're saying we have to let to these countries to have the choice to if the, if you start to demolition it with the shuttle assets or not, but the who to see what he was saying and his speech at this evening in front of the black, kia the, somebody's fall and they'll be says heavy rain and funding has caused incalculable

damage to land in the middle of the country. at least 13 people have been killed while 10000 more have been displaced by the storm as go to hold that the mead who joins us now from near in molar which is in northeast and instantly hold. it has been described as these was flooding in a 100 years. how expensive is the damage actually we are here inside one of the hundreds of houses that has been flooded in this area in a northeast, a tally. and i mean really walking around here. you can see how high the water has arrived and we live to a complete standstill in this place. we're just going to to show on that little tour. now we spoke to the owners of this house. they were sleeping on the upper floor and the but they didn't expect this amount of weight simply because there was a drought up until earlier this week when these 2 racial rains came down about 6

months worth in the span of 36 hours. you can see here this room had been newly done, the owners told us actually, but there were some ukrainian refugees thing here until a few weeks ago. and the have prepared this room just for the now all the street is completely flooded and for one house of yard or this is exactly what you see. we've been around other villages in this area. some of them are even more domesticated, and one of them mainly called sun packet that people there told us that the water came up to 160 centimeters high. inside their houses, they were basically shoveling and taking everything out of their houses, the furniture and that belonging absolutely everything. and then this damage to the infrastructure in some area, there's no electricity. there's no network coverage because also those facilities

had been flooded. this is some, some things people here did not expect. they will tell you that the, the last time there was something more or less similar was back in the 1950s stories that the parents or grandparents told them about that something they did not expect. because as i said earlier, the conversations up to the beginning of the week was about the drought here in this part of the country. okay, thank you for that update. hold on about how many you'd speaking to us that from near e mail, i know it's late. s w ends. refugee agencies says that more than 1000000 people have been displaced by financing in sue don. at least 250000, among them have been forced to flee. the country is fighting intensifies in the capital call to you and i see on says for the 843000 people have been intentionally displaced. meanwhile, the head of 2 dogs, ruling silver and council, has fired the leader of the rapids support forces as his deputy denita of the army

of those thoughts. albert home signed a decree on friday to set come then douglas, also known as him and see from the transitional counsel with immediate effect. that's great to have a morgan who was the only for us in the mind. a firstly explained to us the significance of the deputy general being fired, as well as comes to $35.00 days after the thoughts of the conflict between the cities army and the parent military rapids support forces. and a lot of people were wondering why it took so long, but the impact that this would have is on the position of the ruling counsel itself . now, prior to this, should anything happen to the head of the sovereignty counsel on who's also the army chief, the person who would take over would be the head of the respect because of the decision that or the degree that has been issued by the relapse and put that on. that's not the case right now. and the person who will be taking over should

anything happens to go on to the routing sovereignty council would be the head of saddam's people embrace and movement north from under medic, i got that doesn't mean that he would also be in charge of the army. the army has its own system when it comes to who will take over the command of the army. so if anything happened to the commander in chief, there's also the issue of the talks that are happening between the 2 sides and decided city of jet. that is likely to reduce the powers of the recess, especially because, and now he's no longer the vice president. and it also could have a rule in terms of how the international bodies will be dealing with the $25.00. now, the international community has been dealing with both of the iris and between these army sites is equal, but it looks like what the general laughter is trying to do is to show that they must have a similar position in similar strength. and he wants the international community to not treat them as people. this could be one of the reasons like the general i've been put on has

a dismiss. how much sometimes they go. as his vice president is worth noting, those that he makes, he is still a member of the ruling sovereignty council has not been dismissed from the body. it's only been d v d. he's been demoted from his position of vice president to the to and to become a normal member of the sovereignty council. i must have of the powers of vice president anymore. but meanwhile, the monetary and situation in the country just gets worse. i mean, we've just had from the u. n. h c on saying now that moving a 1000000 people have been displaced by the fighting so far. yes. now the 2 sides, the, are assessed and disability armies signed the declaration of principles. and this obviously to you up to them more than 2 weeks ago that would allow for the opening up to minutes here encourage are here in the capital up to the other parts of the country where aid is needed. that hasn't happened yet on the ground. people still remain, cuts off from 8 in the capital,

have too many people say that they can no longer afford to buy it to, to afford many of the basic food commodities in the market where they're available . because a lot of the markets are now to food and other commodities, then you have my thing in other parts of the country as well as been incense. 19 in the city of to nina and west are for over the past week. and then there's been renewed financing between the recess and pacific needs army in the city of yeah, let and spouse are for residency. that the situation is getting dire by the moment because 8 or new patients have not been able to access those in the city. and hospitals have been operational due to the ongoing fighting. at least a dozen people have lost their lives between thursday and friday in the city of nana and many residency that they want to try to leave because of the ongoing fighting big guns and it's coming to those who need it. thank you for that update. have a move in the 1st live in on the mind. into poll has issued an arrest warrant for 11 on central bank government,

a re add selling me the lebanese ministry of interior and confirm that it has received the notice. the governors accused of investing hundreds of millions of dollars in public funds claims that he denies st. ahold of has moved from bailey 11 on central bank governor of you guys for them is now an international fugitive. the interior minister saying that security agencies will not arrest him or take him into custody unless a decision is taken by 11 on to the street. now, the issue 11 on this stuff to do this. ruth has long been accused of being politicized. and we ought to allow me, continues to enjoy political governance, such as the lebanese laws prohibit the expedition of its national. they need to be tried in 11 unless any soil so many do not expect we ought to be expedited in line with the interpol read read, noticed, there was hope that this would be a 1st step is some sort of an accountability because 11 on the witness the financial collapse, the space is nearly bankrupt. we ought to allow me to,

you know, denies any wrong doing what he was part of the political class that has been running this country for 3 decades. so many question whether or not just this will be served in the meantime, calls are going for him to resign. yes is nowadays and his current mandate and for the end of july, he's saying that he's not planning a to stay in the office. but the biggest question is, who takes, who takes over many legal activists are concerned that it's a vice governor takes over then there will be no changes whatsoever because he is part of the political club. so this is all happening at a time where the country's currency is the value of people's money, their deposits, their live savings have been trapped in bonds. in fact, they've practically lost it within nearly bankrupt state. so an interest in the international arrest, florence with many fear that so, you know, it's just going to stop there. center for the states. a sean is present,

engaging, paying has wrapped up a regional summit, but the lead is a 5 central asian nations president g. and vale, the plan for central agents trade and development facing, says that aims to expand transport links to speed up the expansion of a gas pipeline that will sub for members. jessica, washington reports pharmacy m this serene setting. this is a high point between is diplomatic efforts in central asia. the presidents of conflicts done give this done to jake has done to administer and is biggest done. gathered in c n at the invitation of presidency agency. so much cheryl in j that as will work closely together to pursue common development comment of loons and the common prosperity and the embrace of bright future for our 6 countries. president, she said they will encourage chinese funded businesses in the region, creating jobs and development as he also committed to an initial $3800000000.00 in

financing, support and growth throughout the summit. presidency has stressed the stability and strength of the relationship between china and each of the central asian country using phrases like good neighborliness and enduring friendship and full train badging as a reliable and respectful partner for the region. china is presence, he's growing in the resource rich region, long considered most goes domain of influence with trade reaching rankled highs and major construction projects. but experts say china is not looking to compete with russia, but rather consolidate its relationships with friendly countries. as tensions with the us grow and for the entire time both must go and paging actually have goals that are 1st similar to each other, which is not to have the region of democratize, not to have to region. uh, engage them always to west. the summit takes place at the same time it's need is that the g 7 meet in japan. china is growing. influence will be one of the main

topics of discussion there with the us accusing aging for the calls coercive diplomacy. i mean, while chinese stays media have framed the she on summit as a rebuttal to those criticisms presenting it as a form that unlike the t 7, recognizes the needs of developing countries. robbery between a, an existing major paola and a rising major power is in a way natural. but the important thing here is that the strategic relationship between the countries, it needs to be under management and under control. the leaders here have committed to meeting every 2 years with rotating hosting rights and also establishing a permanent regional secretary it based in china, presidents. she liked into the group to ship braving the wind and waves together in a time of what he called profound change. keeping jessica washington out of 0,

she and china foreign ministers on media and as a by john the holding talks in must go to come tensions on the disputed territory of nicole and the cadillac. rushes foreign minister, 2nd level, best met with both sides separately before 3 sided tools of to with media and as a by john have for to was for control of the contested border region. usually a ship of a know that has more on the story. that's amazing. in moscow has already started, it's is an attempt to result. yes. and now the long stands and conflicts that's been brewing for decades will have statements from the russian foreign ministry. it says russia is ready to assist years on end back here in solving that conflict using political end to plus classic means. so in most cases, we're expecting the 2 for administer shayhu by ramos and our rights mirror. so young to have a 2 pos amazing fast speaking with a child to discussing the piece, tracy,

they will also be joined by russian for administer gala wrote for the 3 policy tools and then log wrote with hold separately by law, true separate biological meetings with his as of a shawnee and a mean and counterparts and an exchange of views on, on the most pressing issues on the biological and the international agenda is plans that but we're hearing reports that lately that been is kind of shows along. the board is again and the ends again. i mean it blames as a visual and for the minds vice of us and those. and then there were a number of nice things with the involvement of the us signs us sick trust states and to me blinking in particular. and it was states as the dialogue between back who and terry boss is the only way to result tensions in the courses region at the same time the united states. second trip states also promised us support for years on end by coo and response cremeans pokes month to meet troops called stress that the russian side welcomes any assistance and resolving tensions between the year yvonne and the cook. dozens of people have been killed in central nigeria off to

violence, broke out between hud is and farm, as any of us weak thousands of fled their homes, in fear of revenge. attacks to the bottoms happened in the monger districts of plateau state. the region has seen his secretary and violence in recent years. i'm at address conflict emerging regarding tuesday's attack in central imagine at 185 people up until after the religious mates ever presented. the area says, hold on a 100 people up until the close of 2 days in the area. they have to be in the same area. what's the most pop in to find is between the problem isn't capital harvest and essential, not get as president largest a pop and run a bunch of other calls only attached such a people been killed in the same area,

husband reinforcing the re deployments to that particular area to stop the bottles from spirally out of the concerns that i took full time after the latest tags and sent them areas in my area of largest alma degrees. i just do that around 750000 unregistered guns. estimated to be held by citizens of both man hits the covina off to the recent mass you things in serbia. there is now growing concerned about the security risk posed by illegal firearms. michael atlas mill last november will start seas in bosnia and herzegovina, confiscated and destroyed nearly 2 and a half 1000 to legal firearms at a factory outside, sorry, of. or in recent months, small weapons in parts have been melted down. and these furnaces, officials say they want to reduce the number of legal weapons kept by the citizens

the claim. i mean, the estimates we operate with show that approximately 750000 fire arms are kept by citizens of bosnia and herzegovina. and some recent studies speak of 800000 security experts say this represents a great security threat. not only for bosnia and herzegovina, but for europe as well. these increased concern following to mass shootings in neighboring serbia earlier this month that killed 18 people, including students at a primary school in belgrade was i was formerly perhaps with the help of our international partners, primarily the european union. we should address this issue and use a regional approach to solving this problem. the european union recently held a regional conference on fire arms control its promise more than $4300000.00 in new funding to help regional countries crack down on the legal weapons. what would make you to the safe and these becomes more importantly, the challenges, timing,

which we live in european leaders same. they're also working on ways to prevent on smuggling shannon just remain the mid term review of the road map shows more needs to be done. for example, on awareness, erasing, reducing in the golf procession, and the diversion of legal weapons into illegality. every one out of 5 people in bosnia and herzegovina report to the owns and the legal weapon citizens can now turn in the firearms without facing any criminal charges. the waste in bulk ins region has been struggling with the legal weapons since the will and unrest of the 19 ninety's the but officials in bosnia and herzegovina all hoping to change that to programs like these. mike level l g 0,

colombia as president has said, there's no confirmation for children, including a baby who went missing when they're playing crushed, india, amazon has been rescued. the plane came down in keta prevents more than 2 weeks ago . rescue teams have found items i think belong to the children in the jungle, as well as a make shift shelter. 3 adults, including the pilot and the children's mother were killed when the small cropped crust. earlier this month, australia has joined the search for 37 people who are missing off to the fishing boats bank in the indian ocean on tuesday, the rest of the chinese vessel was found on thursday. 2 people have been confirmed that the crew of, from china, indonesia and the philippines. okay . let's go live now to the coastal city of jetta in saudi arabia where

senior officials from across the army. uh, beginning uh, much anticipated summit of our league need is sale, which will also include the syrian president busha out asset. it will of course, be the syrian presidents, 1st time as an arab league summit since a 2010 missing in libya for them. let's have a quick listen to what we are hearing now, let alone the cranium load, which puts the one to see the hops up and, and very very of situation about how we group, namely across is represented in the security and fluids. i'm aware of the security as that's why i call on mobilization, maybe the amount of the refund them other funds to lend a helping hand to the member side states will on in dire need or was how the rules in order to brave through these hoss.