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[000:00:00;00] the a start, thousands of actuated as you kind of rush of like mutual the soul, the destruction of the den that's flooding the histone region. the puts on the credit, this is l 20 life from the start coming up around and by it was what it says is it's 1st domestically might have to select the ballistic massage,
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the nationwide purchase. so again, in front against a new move, the price is the retirement age to $64.00. pulse closing towards complementary election is versus hope at the end, the political crisis, griffing, the country will be live and to wide. 16, the ukraine and russia are accusing each other of blowing up a major den that sparking holdings of city of flooding and russian controlled territory down stream in the region of his own. well, how levels have risen by at least 10 maces in the area. the know the kafka tam links the banks of the new pro river held by roster on the south side to keep on the north. the dams destruction threatens to hipaa crime is water supply as it feeds dependents use main voice, a canal affair. the up the river is the separation nuclear power plant. the i. e,
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i say is that price is no immediate risk footprint and begins coverage until monday. the car cost cut them held back 18000000000 cubic meters of water generating electricity and providing fresh water for hundreds of thousands of people. not anymore to the most immediate impact is for the 10s of thousands of civilians living immediately down river. this is the crating and controlled side the river swollen and overwhelming the banks. residents of nearby streets evacuated from the rising waters. the family passed, stranded and seemingly in shock. rescued by passing patrol was evacuated from the slow did on sniff co village. a local school in stadium downtown was flooded. the stadium was completely under water, and the flood waters were reaching the school on the russian occupied side of the river. the town of nova kafka is also under a meter or more of floods was a meeting of nato's eastern flank countries. ukraine's presence accused the
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russians of terrorism. it'd be just about the it's physically impossible to lower top somehow from the outside by shilling gold. it was mine, it was mine for the box and occupier, and they blew it. tongue. at least once again demonstrates a cynicism with which russia treats the people whose land it has captured. it's the most dangerous terrorist in the world. russian officials give conflicting accounts of denial. so i'm saying that down at the stomach zone, most pointing the finger of blame back at you, crane sitting and appreciate it. and trying to prevent me offensive operations by the bush. and how many along this section of the front line, the key by seem committed an active sabotage or temporary stocked. it led to the floating of substantial areas for help, serious and long listing environmental consequences. before and after satellite imagery again reveals the extraordinary extent of the deluge. police gates of the dam have been gushing water since late last year, when russia ended its occupation of the city of hassle and withdrew its troops
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across the new pro river. russian forces kept control of the dam itself and have previously destroyed the road running along the top of it. for russia, you can see the read, your beneficent that you're stopping that, that connection for your training and forces to get across. and also i would say the expand not planning on saying that for the long term, for whatever reason, if they think, for example, that they're not going to win this buckle, then they would leave ukraine because as long symmetric ukrainian infrastructure has been attacked is the status of the war, but ukraine's much anticipated counter offensive is taking this conflict into a dramatic new phase with dramatic consequences. poll brandon, i'll just here for you in secret your general, antonio gutierrez's damage to the dam is a direct consequence of russia's invasion of you crime. we have all seen the tragic images coming up today. if the monumental humanitarian, economic, and then
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a logical catastrophe in the cuts and region of ukraine. united nations as no accessed between the pin and the information on the circumstance whose web to add to the destruction of the car calls, but in the car call the the either that the follow up plant them. but when seeing is clear, this is a, not the devastating cost requests of the russian evasion of ukraine. mattel's throughout the joins us live from separation now and chelsea can you just give us an idea of what you've been able to see since you've arrived there? will you join us south subject for resist city on the banks of this vast great reservoir. i'll just ask the camera man in japan round here. we've been speaking to locals. they say that they've seen a drop in the will to levels hear of anything between a meet and to meet this. but when you take into account the size of this body of
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water, i mean, for example, the opposite bank. you can see on the left that we estimate to be around 25 kilometers away. you know, a one to, to me, to drop in the water level here is absolutely huge. so you can only imagine the amount of water that is gushing through them. further down the stream and affecting this boss, great area. we already know that certainly according to the president of this country, if a lot of them is zalinski around to 80 settlements, small villages and small towns are being affected. we know that there is an ongoing evacuation of thousands of people from that area on the ukrainian side alone. certainly, according to the government, they saying around $17000.00 people having to be moved. we've seen pictures of emergency teams, evacuation teams going into houses and taking out to some of the families, many of them elderly and infer unable to, to move themselves. and then of course, there's on the other side of the bank, could be areas that on the russian occupation that are also deeply affected. and we
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understand that there's around about $20000.00 people on that side that needs to be evacuated. also, as you can imagine, as the hours as we go into the light full into the morning, we can only imagine that this body of water, this boss reservoir will continue to drops. so we know that the ukrainians have accused the russians of squarely being behind this. we know that the russians have didn't know how you did that, but to certainly, according to ukrainian ministry intelligence this morning, they was saying that the russians did this in panic. ahead of was the russians perceive as being a push south by ukrainian full seas. and of course it comes at a time where we have been speculating for so long, but now seemingly with escalating fighting across the region this counter offensive this long awaited counter offensive by the ukrainians seems to be stuffing so well . yeah, it's gonna be very interesting in the next few hours to see the level of the will to drop here and this evacuation effort,
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this ball squared evacuation if it continues below them is zalinski. describing this is one of the worst 9 made these offices in europe in decades and describing watches action, basically is using the dad in his words as a weapon of mass destruction. ok, thank you so much. that's tells drafted for us in separation language. angry confrontations had broken out during nationwide protest and from the demonstrations . i'm to pressuring the government into scrapping a little bit. braces, the retirement age presidents, a menu, i'm a chrome falls through the reform earlier this year using special constitutional powers. the move spock months of angry demonstrations unions have promised to keep up the 5 and the coming weeks natasha butler has more from paris or what was the, the company and some of the protesters. so as i've looked across powers for now, at the end of this protest in the, the south to of powers. and what many of them have been saying to us is the same thing that they feel they want to stay in the street. they want to keep demonstration,
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keep putting pressure on the french government to try to reverse its pension. to scrap it, even though as i move with a new just uh sign in april, they feel that it's important to still receive. and to happen to mr. tony by the french government hobbies to the notes. i said no, they feel that this noise of the on site and not only because it raises retirement age by 2 years or 64, but also the way in which the french government pushed it full state fight to create 305 boston space. a lot of people right, upset and angry about that opinion polls as the last few months suggest for the majority of which people do not support this report. you know, so lot of and just feel about it. but nevertheless, i have to say false. you are people out in the street and we've seen a recent demonstrations over the past few months. perhaps some people say, look, it's now no, there's no point coming around has reopened to tennessee and saudi arabia and
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a move to ease tensions between the regional arrivals. the embassy had been close to 7 years due to a diplomatic rift. the move comes off, the deal broken by china was agreed to re establish diplomatic ties between the 2 countries. saudi arabia is also sent to reopen the embassy in toronto, although no official ties has been since to around. and saudi arabia have a long history of advisory, the 2011 air in the spring. so movement to get protest against the status quo in several countries in the middle east. saudi arabia accused of rendezvous and sizing protests, and by ryan against the royal family around denied the accusation. the, when the civil war and human began in 2015, saudi arabia, back the internationally recognized governments and targeted, who see ripple strong holds. it is believed around backed the who face in 2016, saudi arabia executed a permanent she, i later who was a critic of the saudi government protest isn't around storms the embassies in
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riyadh cuts ties and didn't 2019 saudi arabia blamed around for a drone attack. on that state, run oil company, aramco, 5000000 barrels a day of crude production with impacted close to half of the kingdoms outputs were given sweetie, variables claimed responsibility around denied involvement to run his own child. what it says is it supposed to mystically made hypersonic ballistic missile. then discuss how it was revealed at a ceremony, attended by president abraham. right. you see and top command is of the revolution regards to send your binary has moved from toronto. the unveiling ceremony more than 6 months in the making. the high ranking officials watch as the revolutionary guards aerospace, the vision displays what iran says is his 1st domestically produce hypersonic ballistic missile named. that's all. the missile has
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a range of 1400 kilometers and the speed of more than 15000 kilometers an hour. that's more than 12 times faster than the speed of sound. it's able to change direction rapidly and avoid most defense systems by traveling outside the earth atmosphere. president abraham bracy, explain why iran has developed such a weapon. battle you about the use it as for the terrace, we build dismissal so that our enemies don't even think about any active aggression against us. this and veiling has a message of security for oil in the region, not just the wrong. people should know the level of security in the entire region has increased that on the spider assurances and promises from the president to the contrary. this development is likely to increase tensions in the region. iran ballistic missile program has been under un security council sanctions since 2006 restriction that's due to be lifted in october as a result of the 2015 nuclear deal. but that is all about that, that's when you're on will be allowed to buy and sell advanced missile technology,
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because more him to do visa. you hush? how many make in between that one of the most important characteristics of this missile is it can confront defense systems like that of enemies of around like the us and design is cruising since they have very advanced defense systems. this could have a significant impact on the weapons of the americans are selling specially to regional countries. the iran ballistic missile program is one of the biggest in the middle east. it has more than 1000 short and intermediate blue sickness, all that carry conventional warheads. but they can be converted to carry nuclear ones. that's something the officials continue to maintain. they're not seeking. well, iran says it has made significant gains and it's defensive capabilities over the past 2 years. it's also thought to men's relations with certain countries in the least, mainly saudi arabian egypt. as official stressed, the development of this hypersonic ballistic missile increases security in the entire middle east, it's unclear, regional powers will take the same view,
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the door so safari, l g 0 to her. on in the last few minutes, polls closed into words parliamentary election. the snap photos is the 2nd election in under a year. friction between the ruling family and jim pace has caused political paralysis installs. reforms for real medicine joins us live from quite city. in ro buick speaking a little earlier about a potential lack of enthusiasm from 5 just mean do we have any indication of what the turn out was like? here's what we're starting to get some glimmers of that and i'll come to that in just a 2nd. but you're right about 10 minutes ago as opposed to were closed here. the police have shut the door and the police station for where we're at the county is not going on in the rooms behind me with the ballot boxes. uh have been but nobody else can get in. that's it. they can get a chance to, to put the votes into those ballot boxes box. as you say,
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the turn up was absolutely key to all of this is going to be the 1st indication about how crazy voters we're going to be feeding about this, that this is the starting less stagnation, political situation that's been happening in their country. and interestingly, the cabinet has authorized uh several, and used to be carrying out monitoring of the turn up at pulling stations around the country. one of those is a, the to wage transparency. society is part of transparency international. and it's just put out figures saying that about an hour before the polls actually close at 8 pm local time. 50 percent of the $793.00 fighters and registered voters in kuwait had voted no, that's only one of ours. one of several groups who are monitoring this, but if that's true, that's a bad indication of the state about how people feel about politics here in kuwait. and despite the slow to now and it's understand that this could be quite some time
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before we can expect the results. yeah, that's right. and that's before because the kind of thing is going on at the moment, we may find out the results of the accounts. perhaps later on tonight, possibly around 11 o'clock there's going to be a big, uh, sorry, many broadcasts and toys, the tv for the, the results for each district. all right out. but it's not as easy as all of that because there are no political parties here in kuwait. there are no big political blocks. what is going to happen is that for the next hours offices that people are going to be analyzing the positions and political stance is taken by those who are going to gain the 50 seats that are up for grabs in parliament. and that is going to take a lot more time because they're going to have to try and work out for those allegiances lie. and ultimately what the shape of the parliament is going to be. but we're not going to know that until wednesday, probably mid morning. okay. thank you so much. this real medicine for us and quite city. it was still a head on al jazeera. he is facing another process of the days of flooding,
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leaves thousands fun and to show committed to engulf that's the end of the business . split into sports some a cooling. it's all flushing the june on out despite the roll, rain forests and the lens plate and come back in climate change. democratic republic of congo is auctioning off oil exploration blocks and the congo basis. as julie struggles to agree, a new constitution, the big picture to examine for the old prejudices against indigenous people are holding the country back with the mountains of votes in general elections with several opposition. candidates locked concerns over the integrity of the electoral process. are ready to be raised in must, if possible, show documentary a new series of africa direct showcases african stories from african to make his
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millions of most friends from across the globe has too much to perform the stomach pilgrimage. gene on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the,
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the, you're watching else is there a reminder of our top stores, the south. hundreds of homes under was off to the cost cut them was damaged, and the russian sees causing us some kinds of military blames russia. but the kremlin says the time was hit by the cranium. shelley nationwide, prices being held in france against the governor's plan to raise the respondent age president and menu. i'm a crone use special constitutional pounds to push to the full 1000000000. the round has reopened its embassy and saudi arabia, up to 7 years of diplomatic rift. the move comes up to the and broke it by china. it was agreed to re establish diplomatic ties between the 2 countries. dozens of bodies a year to be identified for dies off to into use whist, try and crash and decades. investigations have arrived at the same for at least $275.00. people were killed, preliminary findings, a pointing to
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a signaling system era. relatives of the victims have been gathering hospitals to try and find the missing family members who may consume. sheriff has moved from outside the mood, a desperate situation here at the medical specialist, the red most of the bodies were brought in from by the so often between accident, most of them have been plain, but still half of them remain here. some of them that haven't been identified so far have been moved to those containers behind me. they've sold 5 deep fees contained, knows that they've built a yesterday for the bodies to be moved. and i've talked to the director of the medical facility here, and he says it's really hard to identify some bodies, but they have procedures in place that can make it possible for families to find lee to bodies because of the injury. so this is the 5th of the star test and that's what i need to be able to do. i didn't define that elective seems filling. so that means that i need to find that even the bodies of most of them are then
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60 percent of patients. that all the them and the and the search and see us for families was actually looking for them, missing the loved ones. police here help them identify bodies and faces. imagine people on such a desperate situation where if they find a body, they actually think it's a matter of relief because it's a closure. they can take the body home and give a final send off. for others, the search continues, and as we speak, the c b i team is involved, i saw on the ground picking up some information on what happened, how it's happened, and who is behind it. because the book finally stops with the central government, was in charge of the great, great, let me close, i'm sure you. i'll just see the implementation is done. india. at least 42 people have died in flooding and high see, hold on. $13000.00 homes have been flooded and found land significantly damaged. printed smith reports, salvaging clothes,
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washed away by floods. the various parts of hate to venture reigns during saturday and sunday. jane bed i lost a 5 year old child. i risk choosing to choose and what god left the other one hanging in the tree. i saved one, but i lost one. anyway. my house was swept away by the floods. i lost everything that roads are turned into rivers of brown water. many cups have also been damaged in the country when many stopping the world food program says tens of thousands of people have been affected. most of the damage is reported in areas around the capital pull to products out in the west. haiti is already struggling with ramp and gang violence. the head of a civil protection unit says that's impeded rescue efforts. the rain coincides with the starts of atlanta car retain season that will last until event. bernard smith, alger 0, the coast cause of the philippines, us and japan holding the 1st. if a joint exercises the taking place is tensions are rising in the,
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in the pacific region, i'll just say respond to the low side with the philippine coast guard to the south china sea to see drills being carried out or an enemy ship carrying weapons, best destruction these coast guards an admission to intercept the vessel, a helicopter, ready to help in any search and rescue operation. this is a scenario design to train the coast guards of the philippines, united states in japan, together for the 1st time. that's the best way we can do the answer up our ability and the training that 3 nations agreed on the exercise to start taking place on the edge of the south china sea, about 25 kilometers from the coast to put the on in the northern philippines. but the waterways cleans almost entirely by china for coast guard vessels are participating in these exercises. 2 from the philippines,
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one from the united states, one from japan, but there is a 5th one on the horizon that serves as a lookout for any unwanted entity. so the, some of those so called entities could be china flag ships. they've been patrolling to south china sea and adjacent waters with increasing numbers and frequency. in april, the crew of a chinese coast guard bessler was accused of trying to block the philippine coast guard boat nearly causing a collision. a similar incident happened last week, this time between the us and chinese babies in the taiwan strait. the fact that this was announced over the radio prior to doing it clearly indicate that wasn't comfortable with china of leads to the us for escalating tensions in the region to . i want to emphasize that the truth is that the us side stood up troubles and make publication 1st. why the chinese side dealt with this in accordance with corresponding laws and regulations as yet under president burden? and marcus junior,
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the philippines as forge closer security ties with both the us in japan. the 1st maritime exercises between the 3 countries or the latest sign open emerging coalition that is seeking to counter china is going regional dominance together or co. 3rd will reinforce n model international rules and norm vincy. in order to promote a free and open endo pacific to philippines, us in japan have planned for months to carry out joint patrols in the south. china sea drills like these between coast guard vessels from the 3 nations next to each other. you know, busy show that future has arrived wanting to below l. g 0. the south china sea to the may just split into a world of professional goals has been ended by a shock measure. well established, who is in america, in europe, have joined forces with the saudi of ideas, facts, live series, would show things when it boost on the scene. in 2022. the 3 will form and you collectively own entity designs, unified professional,
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go around the world. as part of the deal, most states between the 3 sites will be ended. so i'm in chadwick is a professor of spoken to you a political economy. he says it's come as a major surprise. there are a lot of golf is right now who are on social media saying they didn't know anything about it. so it, it tends to suggest that this is going under the radar and there's only recently been degrees. in essence, you have 2 organizations that were faced with potential, essentially fractures with the creation, with all the secrets and various ways of doing things, being held up to public scrutiny in a quote. so i think the fact that it's settled means that they can go about their business um, in a normal fashion. i think the other thing as well as a, is they've struck a deal and that's, that's essentially the noise that is now coming out. everybody seems happy. so from, from the point of view of, of the pga,
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they had the historically accumulated power. and if you like the kind of cache of the past behind them, but at the same time. so how do you really have the economic power? and somehow what they've been able to do is to strike a deal where by saudi arabia gets to legitimacy by being associated with a really historic golfing entity. at the same time, the p g and d, p to are they get, he cannot make legitimacy in power by, you know, essentially striking a financial deal with saudi arabia or in the public investment fund. a priscilla has lost one of its musical icons. the 1964 hits it made extra to get the tow a global stock. it is smooth and light back singing songs. she introduced the wide world to present in boston or that she would go on to record a number of eldon's and collaboration with major office compares over tides for
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music 20 years ago and dedicated her life. he used the animal welfare and painting . she died on monday edged icy 3 as well. that is also may tell them a crate. you can find more information on our website, which is here. adults come with a is coming up next been inside story. we'll look at one of the humanitarian situation for palestinians and is ready, occupation is with the the, the normally when does to blink trust the black. so you can trust the boss. press trust, the stumble, but there are no longer that many cousins guys are full cost wise. you have a drawing night. and the reason the warm days, i'm sure it doesn't feel that grace and the stumble,
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but the flooding rains around the know lexi coast. they have gone and the sun is not for the dominant in the country across in cyprus and dental was egypt as well west of egypt and libya, different stories when the in the sand. and yeah. and that has been the case for up the re being produced, the winds being quite strong and it's filled. the atmosphere is a loss of death, which is still behind you, right? but not hates the thing to watch. we've seen $46.00 or $47.00 in rent, bounce around the south west of iran, and you can see the general tenor of middle full fees is now established and through the gulf states, and particularly including though how much could be up to 45 unfortunately, caught a human 45 cancer, i think that is how did it seem spinning the re be and see this potential developer a tropical site that we don't yet know where to go. so we'll let you know when we know for x, tory laughter, don't fight many shells. in the sea and highlands, what's the weather is still further west, for example, kind of room and temperature has altered with they have lower heads and good thoughts for laughter. it's still quite high in the door. i didn't botswana,
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adult reco, breaking the is the conflict into time continued some correspondence or on the ground to record every angle. if the stories have been on good between the hours and the 6 needs are me or the flight available agent to say that a 100 i'm suited in his refugees. why you have to be registered under what kind of access pay this this food does not get to where it is needed, so it may not get there. and all the challenge ahead is nor stay without just the rest of the business development. the international agencies say, palestinians in occupied territories of faces, deepening humanitarian crisis. this is a move on to the continuous risk of its way to your task. so while it is the situation was coming and what is the international response?
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