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the you're watching, i'll just hear a lie from a headquarters and they'll find a navigate to also coming up. russian missile strikes that the ukrainian capital is african leaders come on a piece mission to keats professors towards the home of india as junior foreign minister, and the latest flare up in violence in the northeastern state of money, poor and harnessing solar energy, a decades long electricity crisis forces people in loving on to find alternative power source, the hello 2 months of fighting, and sedona u. n. is warning of a massive increase in the number of people fleeing violence in west star, 4 and fighting has escalated in the city for janina this week. the us accuses the rapids support forces and allied are in groups of violating human rights as fast as

army is failing to protect civilians. meanwhile, thousands of people have escaped in the past. 24 hours is invested out because more from audrey, that's on the border between swede on, on childs after overnight sliding to continue this morning. the influx of refugees from sudan and to chat has become exponential. you and hcr is you're assessing the situation and they say it is never in the past 2 months of war ever been dispatch, certainly not at this border check posting, audrey, but you and hcr also says that there's simply not enough funding there under funded, there is not enough international interest in this crisis. and now there's only chaos if you think of a city as a people and not just a place. then old, you know, the refugees that we're speaking to say. the name of their city no longer exists, as they once knew it. a turning point in the conflict in some done,

the exodus of thousands of people in a single day chased out of their country under gunfire. their leaders killed militia instead of laid siege to elgin enough for 2 months. they say now all the control, the capital of west are for exhaustion relief and perhaps of gifts. i don't know where my children are. she says i had to leave them behind. they blamed the rapids support forces which denies their involvement and alternate. i know some people we left behind. the situation is very, very bad. this. i lost 22 people from my family and 15 of them were children. the sudanese government didn't help us. they see what is happening and just watch as birds. my whole family is back there. one group began their journey was thousands. only hundreds arrived. far too many of them,

unaccompanied children picked up by strangers along the way. it's something has changed at this border crossing. everyone we seen so far is arriving on foot. there are 4 more observable, more men and boys in the crowd. now, what tribe, they're a part of whether they are civilians or fighters. none of that seems to matter. here. now there was only human stuff or many had to stop before crossing over too tired to injure, to keep going, no one to help them. and as night falls, as the sounds of gunfire come closer, they are still in harm's way. what was an incredibly tragic day, seeing refugees streaming in from alternator has turned into a violent night. when we were in the town of audrey, we heard sustained gun fire and a series of very heavy explosions here at the border. once we arrive, we saw injured people, fluid wounds in their back being loaded into ambulances. and we heard the fighting has now broken out in the village,

just across the border inside to den just meters away. but what is happening at the board, the refugee say, is just a glimpse of the atrocities happening inside are from the same bus or avi o, g 0, audrey on the chat, sudan board, the african leaders are in ukraine on a piece mission. so the south african president, serial officer and 3 other african heads of state. once an end to the conflict with russia, they visited the city of boot, show where ukraine, you know, 30 say more than a 1000 civilians were killed in russian attacks last year. and the delegation has held meetings for the ukrainian president, follow them as a landscaping cheese bill then travel to russell on saturday for a talks of president vladimir putin. their visit coincided with the air, raid sirens, and explosions and keys as russian forces continue to bombard the city. we have

correspondence across developments on both sides of this conflicts. in a moments we'll speak to you use up all of our over in moscow. but 1st, let's spring and throw in a whole. joining us from keith to tell us what more are we learning about the meeting that was held between the african leaders and the ukranian presidents as well. we await imminently. news of that meeting in a press conference scheduled to go head with should be on the way now, but not being broadcast live. unfortunately from inside the presidential compound, to tell us more about those tools. the most significant thing really about this initiative is that among a number of initiatives floated over the months since the will began by a number of countries. this is the 1st one to be brought in front of both the leaders of ukraine and russia. president zalinski, of course this afternoon, and on saturday, this applicant, these mission will travel to st. petersburg at to discuss the plan with president

putin as well. remember, this is not as we understand it as a blueprint for peace as well. this is more a series of confidence building measures. it is about establishing means towards dialogue in areas of common interest. and we understand that they would have been talking about prisoners swaps, for instance, and things like easing sanctions on the export of russian. we to specialize or along with ukrainian grade, very important to the economies of these african countries, of course, but that's a pretty low bar towards any significant steps towards piece particular when you consider the ukrainians have been explicit presidency. lensky, absolutely unwavering. in his stops that there could be no negotiations towards piece of tool until russia withdrew. was every one of its troops from it every inch of ukrainian sold, including try me. and that is not we understand part of this deal. they may also be hurdles to cross in terms of trust, ukrainian side,

and it's negotiate is may wonder about south africa, for instance, leading this delegation and allegations made against south africa just last month by the us, alleging that they had funneled weapons to moscow something. victoria denies, and also back in february naval drills held just off cape town by the south africa navy, alongside the chinese navy and the russian navy. yeah, until the interesting we as they arrived in keys, there were air raid sirens on explosions. heard in the capital a pretty unusual that in fact, substantially, i'm usually not aware of any other occasion when russia has lowest miss all the tax on the capital and it's surrounds at the same time as well. the leaders have been visiting, but that does appear to be exactly what happened shortly after they arrived. they were visiting mass graves in butcher. that's just west of keys and regular went up here in the capital and then add defenses was sounded or you could hear them

crumpling around us where we are now. as we are told by the air force, 12 cruise missiles flew overhead, they were all brought down successfully, with some damage to areas north of kia from folding debris. but yes, quite a welcome. i think for these leaders as they arrived here and quite to an environment in which to be talking about confidence building measures. okay. thank you. during the whole reporting for us from keith. so all you so a set of goals, minister of culture and historical heritage. and he's also the presidential spokesman. he spoke to us earlier and says that the african nations aren't taking sides and trying to end the fighting. the main object you of this mission is to establish peace by the, by the 13th or the store. press between the button and it says, but it important, it doesn't even cover. so the, so as to provide to the fish image fits and then actually installed reading the applicant and head upstairs. so the mission offered, big offices is to facilitate,

were presented as an exchange between russia and the grant will be the one step forward. and the mission of what's also on the kind of make subject to much is so as the, the specializes and sort of those talk a release the, for the effectiveness of a use the train through a dynamic partnership. as you know, we will be dependent on to reproduce it by the to the nation, the base rent and then impacting it kinda inbox. it is now good to go in africa. so then we want to get from this mission a. so the dynamic for most of the importation of exploration we, the russian president, vladimir putin has a speaking in st. petersburg cases, when ukrainian counter offensive in the south east won't be successful. will you do me? my input, you mean the slicing is ongoing right now?

i think the armed forces you create, then no chance here, no chance, just like in other directions. right now as we're talking, another attempt is being made in a so called primitive cut direction. in several areas, the enemy is trying to attack. while the kremlin has said that the president remains open to any discussion of a resolution to the conflicts or moscow based journalist, you only got a couple of us going to explain more on what's been said julia a yeah, but they haven't been a single word about how to resolve the cranium crisis from mr. pace, in the form of a lot of criticism of the west and said, he said that had there been a different administration in the us, the russia would have been able to fulfill a peaceful supplements plan and ukraine. he said that the war in ukraine was unleashed by the ukrainian regime would disapprove of the west back in 2014. but no one had. now the west ones rushes,

the teacher defeats and also according to patients. paul and does dreaming about how to return, what some new crane and apparently is moving in that direction. he also mentions the ukranian counter offensive saying that it wasn't successful despite of ukraine using it. so cedric resides, hey, admitted heavy losses for ukraine, according to peyton, you create a little bit short of its domestic, produce military hardware very soon. and that's all the equipments now, which it has it comes from abroad, but so that won't help them as they won't be able to find it would be wisdom kids for a long time. well, he said that instead of contacts with russia, the united states have chosen to supply equipment to ukraine, but russia would burn it while the russian military industry is on the rise to counter the west and supplies. there was some of the statements from mister pershing. he said the use of nuclear weapons by russia. it was possible if there was a threat to russians of festus. while the west was rushed to reduce its nuclear weapons

. uh, but that will never happen. so basically all the old red tricks that so we'll have that's we have had before. thank you so much. we shuffle over reporting from moscow while the russian rockets have struck you. cranes, floods, rapids region, of course on people are still trying to clean up after the nearby cutoff cut down was breached a week ago. charles stratford reports from 1st on invaded photos of keep clyde we taken and then flooded. people in the city just never give up the clean up operations instead of sun continue and areas where the front water has receded. residents like andre a clearing them up from their apartments and businesses determined to pick up their lives. again, truck, voltage groups fills potential disease into a small shop. but we have to wash it all the water was up to the ceiling.

everything is covered in filth. it was impossible to get through here until the flood waters went down. ukraine says russia committed a war crime by destroying the nova cold, good time to close these floods. russia didn't realize responsibility. these are the same streets. now. ukraine says at least 40 villages remain flooded. 17 of which are in russian occupied surgery on the opposite side of the river. we were in this area are about a week ago, and the water level in was about a me to deep. as you can see, the floods here have received it, but there are many areas closer to the river where housing is huge, residential areas are still inundated with water and of course there is a constant sweet and potential shutting. the mom was clean up operation hit continues, but some of the worst affected areas are out of town. that's how you lived on the bank. so the english with the full moving full decades, the husband passed away in recent years,

when the time was destroyed on the deep river, lots of flooded up, the tributary, engulfing her land and home level above. the water came at 1st. it was, they then reached up to the middle of the garden. when the water reached the threshold, then we started to run away. the floods have receded here to the river is still twice the width. it was before the time was destroyed. wells have filled with mode . many villages have no drinking water to tune the daughter pussy here with tomatoes mixed i had zucchini, then the onions, bates, carrots and potatoes, had everything. now there was nothing. every thing is under the rates. to show flesh shows just the floods, watermarks on her house, leads us inside. the child's life lies in fuel the ruins amongst the mud. soaps collapsing was a grandchildren's discounted toys. her wardrobe and clothes,

interesting. she closer own everything she loves, and treasures destroys. she looked through the photo with a dual to struggles. the whole part is she knows that despite the help she hopes will come, rebuilding her life as the war rages will be a challenge feel in words, it's almost dropping. i'll just say a rough kind of southern region crane still a heads on all to 0 processors across the greece, demands the government to more to protect the asylum seekers after migrant. both sings cooling, at least 7 to 9 people. the route to you by visit capital had low that was not in south asia and after making

land full in good your right to north west in india fi kind of a big pod. joy has moved further inland across moving parts of india, clearing things up in pockets on many people that were evacuated and have now gone back to their homes and onto the streets. but still those when the on what conditions persisting here. but the west of the weather, affecting western and eastern roger hassan, we have read warnings out for that heavy rain and we are expecting flooding by the time we get sunday. we'll see some that rain work its way into new delhi, much west as well across the northeast thanks to the monsoon range. some of that heavy rain affecting bungler dash. and we'll see more in the way of rain on sunday, pulling in to tumble, not to in the south of india. and was he moved to east asia. it's a very wet picture for southern pops of china and most central areas on saturday, some of that rain pushing into shanghai, knocking the temperature down to below the average. but across northern pots of china, it's still a very hot picture type of just however it come down slightly in places like beijing and generic that will be on the up for so that sunshine persisting through

the weekend much clearer conditions as well. heading out further east for japan, tokyo at 30 degrees celsius on sunday, that you weather update on the go to you by visit cut some, ask like a narrative from african perspectives. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is key, is you to do short documentary by african filmmakers from an ivory coast and somebody at the terminal got an estimate in zambia, a new series of african direct on the

the headlines on alta 0, the w h o says over 2200000 people have been displaced by the fighting and so done more than 500 thousands of them have fled to neighboring countries like shot us accuses for parent, military rapids or forces in the army of rights. violations. and delegation of african leaders is less than ukrainian president, but let them as a lunch key on a visit to the asking leaders. we're hoping to grow for peace, but to lensky told them there will be no peace talks until a russian troops withdrawal from occupied territories. the united nations security council is discussing an extension to its peacekeeping mission in molly it's expected to end on june. the 30th last month, thousands of malia is protested against the mission,

accusing the u. n. a. failing to bring about peace. molly has suffered in stability for years or in groups control large areas of lands in the north and south. nicholas hawkins and the capital obama cove with more on the un deployment and the upcoming referendum. and there's been a lot of anger and resentment towards that peacekeeping. mission, why it? well, that's because, since it's arrival almost 10 years ago, let's remind viewers. this is a $1000000000.00 operation. it's the most expensive. it's the deadliest peacekeeping operation for the united nations. well, despite 14000 soldiers, the security situation has been deteriorating. so a lot of them audience here wonder, why are they here? are they are actually fulfilling their mandate? so there's all the anger towards the u. n. and their mission right now. but there's also this referendum that's going to take place on sunday. i've come to stomach with several times and in the past few years, and today is the last day of campaigning for this referendum. whether mullens will

accept the the, the amendments been to the constitution or not. so it's a yes or no question. and there is this feeling of excitement why? well, that's because for the 1st time since 2018 margins are going to have their say on not who is going to lead their country, but how their country is going to be lead in the future. tens of thousands of lebanese upfront of solar power as the cash strapped states can guarantee a reliable source of energy. for solar now makes up 30 percent of power use. and 11 on the hood, reports from a roots. not everyone is able to afford power cuts have been a problem for decades and 11 on because of a dysfunctional energy sector. and now a nearly bankrupt state struggles to afford fuel. forcing many to rely on private generators. for those who can install solar power, it's 10 times cheaper. it's also cheaper than state the electricity buys the find

the energy conservationists say the game changer was the removal of subsidies, unconventional power sources. after or following the economy causes in 2019 the demand on i think this the decreased and the practically according to the as easy as the maintenance. today we meaning that the demands on that list is around 1700 megawatts. so practically, the existing both bonds together with the existing solar installations good solves that exist the crisis of level. but 1st, the stake needs to ensure a minimum supply of power to allow solar installations to connect to the national grid convention and follow the funds are a base load and they should remain in the energy mix of the country it's, it's essential to have convention and all of the solar panels aren't enough to keep the lights on. i know i'm going to start off. i installed solar panels, but i couldn't get through to of my generator because i need 24 hours of power to

preserve the meat. well did, but the, the last to 30 percent of the countries electricity supply now comes from renewable sources 11 on has exceeded it's $1000.00 megawatts ceiling for solar installations . that means the country has met its 2030 targets to reduce emissions. that was not the result of a plan to tackle global warming. it was a reaction to the economy's collapse, but still one in 5 households can't afford power. thinking back of the so i've got a one, i'm bet it causes my $30.00 to $35.00. so i live without electricity or an estimated 80000 households have gone green. that's a fraction of the 1500000. who need the government to do its part? does that include their elders, either paid or a crowd of protest. doors in the indian state of money poor has set fire to the home of a junior minister in the central government, demonstrators,

through petro bonds at the home, or from john sing. and the latest incidents of us like violence and misstates firefighters put out the plays. no one was injured tensions between the cook in mighty communities escalated last month after a judge recommended special status for the my chaise. low an order been decent in the step of money booth is fairly failure. the existing government cannot de mentoring dis, bestbuy to central government has sent a lot of protections and rapid action force for more than a 100 people have died in the violence so far. excuse me, it flared up in may when money poor as high court recommended special tribal status for the majority might take him in and see who live mostly in the plains. now, if approved, this would allow the my to buy land in the hills, which at the moment are home to the states biggest tribal communities, the cookie, and then now go. it would also give them reservation and universities and

government jobs. and this angry at the cookie ananda, who make up about 40 percent of the state's population. they live in the hills that have enjoyed special privileges due to their tribal status for years. joining us by from new delhi as bmo acquired john, he's a faculty at jo, her laws now read diversity and belongs to the may take community. welcome to alger 0. so it's fair to say that the region has a somewhat of a history when it comes to ethnic classes. but how is what's happening today? different than any of the other past times. you know, the, this, this time it just because that estimates nation by mentions, i'm national security issues. this is on my, the boss this, you must know the know this, all of this and man are there is on certain issues and station between the groups in these 2 countries, which is the, the,

is the bottom of it as an e p a g, b, stay the same as what the money work, which is also in serious is the mentions all based on that reason to the expense was different. the 2nd one is these guys they step by step was this, i mean the, the, the police in the state that has been used all the all nations and they come on. it says they're not the salt, which is very an actress and never happened to the issue that you're going to go the mining offices of the speak according to their home and the needs of their events and so on. the since these binders is more than the community bar, i think that the bottom cost why somebody that says install. so let's talk about

that international that i mentioned you were mentioning a moment ago. surely, one would think that it would be in the best interest of the governments in india to to stop the violence but, but we haven't really heard much from the prime minister himself and the range remotely on any plan going forward. why do you think that is of the most, the tree model, the history of these by the 2 communities of the countries like india, with these forces, that is the state machinery should be able to bring the peace within a few days, a part of the finest city signed and is by as the team, despite the fact that the forces have been saying there is all the forces where the knowledge in the bottom is an accusation above various units of these forces. gary was supposed to be on the prices.

right. so i need some more to this, then it's the, that's what i p. yes. so the vile and so far it has been treated as a sort of security problem. now, in the absence of any political initiatives from the moody government, how likely is it that things continue to spiral out of control, which is already is already used, has never happened in the issue with this kind of buyer. this is not the issue of the buyers for almost 75 years or more before the brand. is this not an issue of that, but this kind of minus the distribution. so that was a serious buyer apartment. is that design wise? why did you use your own room? so we started until we get ready to go in this movement. the general retired went

to the, on some of the neighboring countries up into, into this stage of money one and so on. and the city is basically the police station. so it is, carol is this says, i don't know why the prime minister all the, all the or with this does is because that is not the, with the be disclosed in the modern offices means the. all right, so i think they should get it. i don't know why something is going on. i places the suspicion that many people have not. thank you so much for joining us from italy as well. protests or something holding rally isn't for greek cities under criticizing how the government's been handling a migrant boat accident that's left at least 79 people. dead activists and labor organizations marching in athens. excuse authorities of being complicit because

they say they haven't created safe on legal ways for people to seek asylum and the acting migration minister of greece, the survivors applications will be assessed. and those not entitled to protection will be supported. at least 15 people had been killed in canada after a truck, delighted with a bus carrying senior citizens. another time people were injured in the crash in manitoba, providence, era ambulances were dispatched to bring them to hospital. the canadian prime minister adjusting to go, described it as tragic an offer. condolences to the families of the victims archaeologist and peru have interest in ancient mummy on the outskirts of the capital, lima. the 3000 year old remains were found in a ruins, clay temple on a hill that had been used as a rubbish to it's believed the body was buried according to her.