powerful here, this road connects the communal set to be with an other area that is not far away and were told that it was being used by against the people that had been kidnapped . the major salvage operation is under way of the coast of human to avoid a catastrophic oil spill the headquarters and cell phones and you navigate also ahead. most of the buildings have either been destroyed or damaged, and most people have left we report from eastern ukraine where deserted cities are caught in the crossfire of the summer, a sensor. everybody in

a call 6 must be held to account. this cannot be allowed out to 0 speaks to the un deputy secretary general in storage and international action to end. the conflict ensued on, on warnings of a claimant catastrophe. a cape wave shutters records across the world. the so we begin with the salvage operation that has begun off the coast of human involving 2 giant oil tankers side by side. the threat of a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea appears to be receding. thanks to a 140000000 dollar rescue mission. how someone had about it has been watching. what's happening. this is not take a they always time because that's we replace the f a so soft uh, the decaying vessel is whitening to spill more than a 1000000 barrels of oil into the red sea. it's a big day for how seal officials,

they are joining the signing ceremony of an agreement that allows yemen software company to own and to run the new tank. then it's about the somebody we reached the deal to prevent a disaster that would affect the entire region effect fishermen with millions of dollars, we're preventing a potential catastrophe. that would have cost billions. like this is the man who played a crucial role in galvanizing international opinion. a guess the threats of a major always bill a david grass leaves the residence and humanitarian coordinator for the united nations. the global fund raising he lost generated more than a $100000000.00. needed to solve is the sapa mode off the coast of her data and by this new vessel that took a long time to convince everybody a government's private sector that this was actually viable. and i can understand

why why people would be skeptical, given the multiple attempts to deal with in the past that did not succeed. and, and the fact that it was still very active as a, as a, as a civil war. but the sofa isn't just an environmental threat, says the thoughts of the will ages ago. it has become a divisive political issue. the internationally recognized government of human based in ogden say they are the ones who should own the south out of the not on the revenues from the sale of the oil stock on the soft uh should be transfer to its accounts. the hosting is controlled her day, the sun, uh, and the new i'd say the of the legitimate or far with the m. and how did, how do i chevy the 85 percent of the population in human lives in the area is controlled by the government of santa. we have shown they are able to stand for the rights and interest of the human beings. we will preserve gibbons as the logic of

we'd be more next to soft. uh so the oil can be transferred. the risk of a major oil spill may be diminishing, but the site to remains tightly guarded. technical support teams are operating non stop any damage to the old and poorly maintained stuff. a good is charles, it's got to go on and devastate levine ecosystems in the let's see, gulf of aidan and suez can on the arrival of a multi k u. m. and is a milestone, it took months of, it goes to issues with all the warring factions as well as the international community to get to this point, the un hope base will lead to the sponsor of tools to and the complex. and he was a political, the white house divided by the 0 off the coast of her data. cnn. it will have some spin covering gammon for al jazeera for a long time. but the conflict between saudi arabia and iran back to fort the rebels has meant he's only now been able to visit again. so he's been talking about the changes in the scene. you know, that's 2014. i was here when on site

a lot of the here with these parts of the nazi participle but that it was quite obvious. it was just going to be about time for them to take over control of fun. a body came as a huge surprise when they took over the sun, adi slows of the government, and that expenses that influence to was different parts of the country. the balance is not as moving, solve the us website, do ravia, and via into a 1015, saying that this is some things that poses huge, do political threats to the region. i came back about a few weeks of the about a 10 days ago to yemen, which is no longer the humans that i've known for many, many years. it's divided, it's beset by all sorts of problems. and it could easily disintegrate. you have a government based in so now you have the internationally government based in the us and but even in the south, there are different authorities buying for up to get say you have us especially

this move in was that we would like to reinstate the republics that existed in the south before 1990, so the potential of this country to further disintegrate is high. but it's hope that if the sound is along with the government in sunday, i managed to come to some sort of a political settlement about a ceasefire. this could bring all the parties in the near future to negotiate a permanent supplement. it is the top priority for the united nations by the i yet to find out how to can move forward. ukraine says that russia is massing 800000 troops under around $900.00 tanks, and the east bottles are intensifying as both sides try to break through each other's front lines as a vague visited one town to see how residents are coping. and there's an emptiness sense of risk. the gloss is overgrown straight animals, one to the streets. the buildings appear intact, shelves of what they were before the war. thousands of people used to live here.

few remained. what's what this meant tells us we receive a to every day they find more test on fed up with a level where we had the band and 4 seconds, 3 seconds to say ok then to despite the sounds of the shelves, firing and landing people gather to enjoy what they can of the summer days. solution. when that insides head through a here, what else would would be? we saw the 2 cloud drives from 2 locations, mushroom shape. nobody was injured. it was just very powerful and everything. sure . it's the latest, everyday things that people hold onto here. so that's douglas the balloon chip. you might have a small gas stove and a small canister. that's how i heat the water. i put the coffee, sugar and some special spices. send them in and has a good smile to it says she doesn't want to leave, but i'm sorry, that's what we've done. both the 0 is when people go to other parts of ukraine. the don't see the war they say you're from dumbass is all happened because of you go back to don't bass. why don't you flee elsewhere? but where should we sleep?

some hostile, i live in my own slot, my own. from the edge of time, you can see this a chance russian forces to control of it in july last year. everything in between is considered too dangerous to visit. the playground is empty. there are no children left and just like that. the often in pieces shifted. done 5 can be heard disagreeing soldiers attempt to shoot down a drone when you visit these kinds of villages along the front line. you ask yourself, what's left of these places? if the position on a map, i may hold some strategic significance, but most of the buildings have either been destroyed or damaged. and most people have left the and, and that gives you an idea of what this place is going through. this activity strikes . and there's drones up into yeah, and we can't leave until there's a lot of in the bottles because we don't want to become a target. as i said,

vague i was just at a sylvester, eastern ukraine, all the impact of russia's decision to pull out of the black sea green deal is being felt across the world. the zoo assured safe passage of exports from ukrainian ports. and we prices are up and choose base trading. let's take a closer look. the price of a bustle of weight in chicago, $1.00 of the main trading platforms for commodities is $6.71. early last year, prices peak took more than 13 and a half dollars. that's after russia invaded ukraine and keep reduced or an export, or the greenville is what helped cool them down in july last year. they've been gradually returning to pre war levels since, but this could change soon. meanwhile, washington has puts $250000000.00 in a to ukraine and farmers to help them continue exporting green. the us agency for international development, so as the funds will help farmers find alternative routes to see shipments for so

swords are, has more from a stumble. the turkey, i believe, is the green veal still the time the house together? that's why they're still in town. steve, diplomatic, a force on the way to they had been a faithful between the russian foreign minister and the ticket for the minister. so to that phone call, they have discussed how to explore the new ways that cool secure the russian green export to the international market. so from that statement from the stand that now to capitals are working on to problem roles. the 1st, the road is going to be dedicated to carry the premium green to the mass market. and americans in between the life of nations, ukraine, and tricky. we don't put suspicion of russia, but with the security get to choose from russia in return. another route that is going to be established between trickier and russia directly telling the russian green to the international market. so of course, there are several questions remain on assets here, which kind of security mechanism is going to be established and also whether the

west essentials are going to the me as an obstacle or not. but present ad one now is when it goes towards 2 days later, she's going to back in the company. and you said that once he's back into the, he's going to have a phone call with crazy preteen or for russia. so after that, we'll see whether this diplomatic efforts are going to produce any concrete results or not. this was out of their houses era. the stumble attempts are ongoing and saudi arabia to bring about a cease fire. and so done, the army which is battling rapid support for us, so it's a sense of delegation to judge, to set out its demands. previous negotiations in the red sea city were suspended in june following cease fire violations the battle for power. and so john has left his desk for at least 3000 people and 43000000 from their homes. hipaa morgan is following the developments from vermont and she explains why the talks are happening. now. there are 2 things to look at as the reasons as to why the 2 sides

have resumed in direct talk and decided city of it though, the 1st is the development on the ground. now here in the city or from the man, they were areas that were dominant dominated by the rapids support forces. and which is the army, was able to regain control of pushing back of the rapids support forces introducing the control in the city of on demand. then you have a to north at, that's the parts of the capital. the army has been trying to take control of what it has been unable to do so. so right now on the ground. slicing is taking a lot of tools from both sides. when it comes to the army, they say that they want to reach an agreement that would include a comprehensive dialogue and that would eventually lead to a free and fair election. then you have the permanent, through rapid support forces. they dominate many parts of the capital, but uh on the terms in terms of reputation. they've been getting a lot of issues. agents, especially from rights groups have been accused of a mass graves in the city, in the city of janina and west are 4th of targeting civilians. place on the

estimates of these and be behind the displacement of hundreds of thousands in west are 4 so that those up with a negative reputation that they getting at the moment could be one of the reasons why they've decided to resume talks again into sort of city of tend to these thoughts are insight wrecked and they're in for some sort of a cease fire to allow for humanitarian aid. and eventually the hope is that they would be a permanent fire. that would end this conflict that has been ongoing since mid april, more than $300000.00 people from so don her fled into charge. and earlier we spoke to the united nations deputy secretary general. i mean, i'm how much was visiting the region, shared international action and accountability. there are 2 very big messages, say one, the international community needs to do more to help the people of chat with the generosity in the, to monitor in crisis. that's the 1st message because we need to save lives, especially children and the women. the 2nd message, of course, is to the leaders who are in the war and so them so that,

that needs to stop because the consequences of that what we're seeing hold around us and these people do not deserve that. of the efforts of the be made at the after communion with god with the un is really to try to get us the file to get a humanitarian cordele and to get dialogue so that we can have peace. we release of the security situation once they come in to chat is being addressed. it is the security situation when they are fleeting from them and the number of check points, the number of violence cases against women. this is what we have to plead with the authorities and sit down that this needs to stop everybody. everybody in a call 6 must be held to account. this cannot be allowed to go unattended to the must be accountability. but you know, while we are taking stock of those atrocities, we must and we must end the war, we must take care of those who are fleeing and all of those things to be done at the same time. thousands of protesters arriving and israel against plans to change

the judiciary activists are describing demonstrations as a quote day of national resistance. police fire tear gas and water candidate demonstrators until the div serving 29 consecutive weeks of process the can. as it recently passed, the 1st reading of the bill to limit the supreme court's powers, how much on to him has more from west through. so then these protestors have converged outside of the supreme court. why that supreme court? because it's the supreme court that would have it's our oversight powers limited. if the bill that's been proposed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu passes its 2nd reading. i have the to say they are determined to continue to send the message. they will not back down until this proposal is show. i think the future of the country and my family as part

of this country and all my environment is being deciding whether we can make a change or not to deal with may have a 2nd. the 3rd reading to connect to next week is part of a larger package, a large additional overall package proposed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and as far as like williams coalition. and critics of those proposals say that if they were enacted, they would take israel away from democracy and put it on a road towards our talk or see they say that it would substantially, we can look at this rate. and they also say that it would eliminate necessary checks and balances. now the prime minister said that if this bill passes, that he will then essentially take a step back and he will try to avoid compromise on new parts of the proposed legislation going forward. everybody we've spoken to here says they do not believe the prime minister. the prime minister has a history of lying and see if you will make any promise possible to come down and

to make us go home. we're not going home. we've been demonstrating for 29 weeks in a row. we're going to continue to demonstrate because the time process is just one of the many rallies that's been held throughout the day a day that's been dealt by the protesters to be a national day of resistance. everybody that we've spoken with, rob today has said that they expect that the protesters will continue to come out. and that the numbers and the number of post tests will only grow throughout the week. how much improvement does either west jerusalem still head on alta 00, a soldier has been detained in north korea after apparently bolting across. busy, middle tries. so from the south and i'm alive and, and i didn't really do think i was minded. after 3 months, the drift and australian sailor, rescued by mexican fishermen arrives on the

hello. it set fat requests a good positive australia. we have got blustery showers are running in across the board. little bit of whether they're just coming in to southern parts. so, wy, quite a squeeze on the ice of boss. so what brisk twins pushing through the system, making his way across the tasmania, into what victoria making his way towards new zealand. so it doesn't make change. and they say that at the moment the rain setting in it will cool off heresy. go through the next couple of days next by the cloud. and ryan rolls across the bytes as well as they've gone into thursday. typing up is it pushes across satellite into victoria and tasmania noticed temperatures in the ceiling fan, well crossed here should around 11 sales, just some of the 5 degree drop and told us still as we go through friday, but at least it will kind of go drive by that stay, so you got a lot,

you try across mount 1215 celsius analite and a melvin dry weather. also coming in to where the current potential and place to say cloud in the rain will make his plan to west and pa, so, but japan as we go through widest item, just 40 back a touch kentucky, a 30 celsius by the 1st of the new night. just the rain ready set again across central parts of china, southern area as well as i think some very big down pools as we go through the week of the to the journey of almost 10 years in which the shakonda ward for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from adams to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the nomination periods of 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are

accepted through the awards official website at w. w. w dot h t a dot q a of the the color again, the top stories on how to 0. are you one that operation has begun to prevent an oil spill off the coast of human. it's transferring more than a 1000000 barrels of oil from a decaying super tanker that has been stranded since 2015 thousands of professors around and as real again, find some limits to cream or powers. activists are describing it as a day of national resistance. there been 29 consecutive weeks of demonstration. so you end up to sector in general has spoken to also sierra urging accountability for

civilians killed in this don. i mean, i'm a how much is on a visit to a charge which is hosting hundreds of thousands of refugees? a global temperatures are reaching new. hi is this several countries around the world are hit by sheet waves. june was the hardest ever recorded, and july is close to setting a new record in the us. ultra high temperatures have been registered from california on the west coast of florida and the east. and for the 18th day, arizona state capital of phoenix, all temperature is above 43 degrees celsius. homeless people across the city have been suffering the most across the atlantic in europe, the italian capital rome has had a record high of 41.8 degrees celsius. meanwhile, was fires in greece, are closing in on the capital. athens in japan has issued heat stroke alerts for tens of millions of people in nearly hoford's provinces and in china, temperatures,

and the remote town of some bio in the northwest. june jang region, sore to a high if more than 52 degrees. so rooms temperature of $41.00 degrees celsius mass, the previous record by more than a degree and further south and sicily. the record for the highest temperature ever seen in europe is set to be broken. adopted how many and reports from rome. visa, busy days, if you're a doctor in italy as the sewing temperatures continue, so 2 is the concern for the elderly. so i guess something that hasn't been feeling herself over the past few days through the numbers at the meeting. i know that it's awful. i can't sleep at night and i can't live during the day. it's impossible. i never experience such heat all the time. i feel like having a box spring. normal life is a rating more difficult at all age the he just takes everything out of me. the doctor tells her she needs to drink much more water, something frank admits. she often forgets he and says that it's

a live saver during the heat wave. in the summer of 202218000 people died here. and literally, the vast majority of them being elderly, so the most vulnerable this year have so sorry. if he's not taking any chances, they have put together a task force that is being deployed all over the city. the . it all starts with a phone call. this health clinic follows up more than a 1000 elderly who by large living lo checking on them on a daily basis. teams also go from home to home to check on those with medical conditions like gelatin that the courtney persisted. josefina goes out once a day to walk the dog prince. but for july, now it's been tough. you just sit by somebody say, you're probably to tell us. it's been nearly a month. i've only been at the hospital here at home. it's horrible. i don't get depressed, but i get very novice. i didn't recognize myself. the heat drives me crazy,

but i'm not allowed to leave the house. so i go from room to room. both sister told us about the fear of isolation ever since the global fund demik. and do have a daily phone call or a visit is reassuring. on the phone without, in fact the one divide the space very scared when we speak to them, they often break down and to be afraid that something happens to them. and no one notices. most of those who died last year were discovered a few days later because there was no one around why to get ahold of me that he did . the worst is yet to come. during these days of a red alert, the elderly are a huge concern. with up to me, i'll just leave. i wrote. torrential rain continues to last central and southern regions of south korea. at least 50 people are dead or missing in floods and land slides. many farmers say their livelihoods have been ruined with crops, destroyed farm land damage, done more than half a 1000000 live stock,

killed jessica washington reports from exxon city. of many, a still in shock here in north june the regents at the disaster that has on folded in that community that you provided to me for this. since it's the 1st time we've had this much rain, all of a sudden everyone is in a days people evacuated barehanded. everyone is staying in the school auditorium. i'm not sure what needs to be done. he says the area around his home looks like an ocean with farm land and roads submerged in the floods. this week of intense rainfall is having a particularly devastating effect for thomas. with more than half a 1000000 lives still killed as tens of thousands of hector as a phone lines damaged. the can seek has lived here for almost 70 years. now his property is lined with offers his crops, watermelons, chili peppers and more. we need to get the water in my greenhouse is up to my

shoulder. the water entered my house, the rooms and all the electrical appliances and fall, machinery unusable. it's over, it's all over. everything has been ruined by this, right. like many in this area, he's critical of the authorities saying they didn't do enough to prepare despite the bad weather warnings. this monsoon season here more than 600 millimeters of rain has full and more than double the amount in the same period. last year. john wiley checking out what we need to fundamentally change out as well as the management system and response methods. climate change is causing extreme natural disasters. the president has also pledged the designation of effective areas, a special designs to zones, which would help victims get compensation and other government supports. that will be welcomed news for thousands still in temporary shelters, such as this one that's single elementary school, most of elderly farmers. here they have somewhere safe to sleep. hush meals and

company, but they feel anxious about the future. family is so staying at a shelter vacation lee, he returns to check on his property. it's an emotional sight, the destruction of his livelihood and years of hard work. he says he can't even begin to think about what he will do next. jessica, washington ultra 0. exxon city, south korea, north korea has far too ballistic missiles eastwards into the sea. japan's defensive industries says that both projectiles have landed in the waters outside japan's exclusive economic zone. the launch comes a day after us nuclear submarine, miss ald docked at the bas on port in south korea. for the 1st time in for decades . us citizen has cross the border into north korea without authorization and is likely being detained. the man who has believes to be an american soldier was taking part in a tour and the d. militarized border separating north and south korea. according to

local media, he was with a group of visitors and upon wynja village, when he suddenly bolted over the brick line marketing the border. b one has confirmed the unauthorized crossing did take place and says that it's working to resolve the incidents. yeah, what i can confirm, and i would say upfront that were very early in this event. and so there's a lot of that that we're still trying to learn. but what we do know is that one of our service members who was on an tour, willfully and without authorization cross the military demarcation line, we believe that he is in the b r k custody. and so we're closely monitoring and investigating the situation and working to notify the soldiers next of kin and engaging to address a sense of it. or in terms of my concerns i'm, i'm absolutely for most concerned about the welfare of our troops. and so we will

remain focused on this and again this, this will develop the next several days now and we'll keep you posted an australian sailor rescued after 3 months and dressed at sea has arrived on dry land . timothy shaddick was rescued by the crew of a mexican tune, a boat from his damaged count them around in the pacific ocean. he was 2000 kilometers from shore. he and his dogs survived on raw fish on rainwater after a storm damaged his bows and destroyed it's electronics. this is the man set sail from the mexican city of a pause for a french polynesia in april. i did a lot of fishing. um, i took a lot of stuff with me to side, you know, good provisions. i mean, i lost my cooking along the y, so it was a lot of chain, a united sushi and and it was enough, you know, i was very high, like,

i'm still very skinny by the time i came gauge of the fishing, but it's just a so much initially my pilot friend t survivor in the shop and stuff. busy human vehicle i've seen in months and the show for basically you know and then came back with a high speed by and i was just very grateful. i feel so really good i i, i've been struggling just so you know, the health was, was pretty bad for was pretty hungry and um and i, i didn't think i'd make it through the stone, but now i'm really doing good.