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moment this is the new zone line from coming up in the next 16 minutes. so it doesn't need it. and now it's a clue saying the else to the president and close the country is israel security medicine leads and incursion into the ox. a most compound and occupied east jerusalem tamaqua jewish holiday pledge into and show grain and fertilizers supplies, bushes president, hold for the summit was asked for can lead as while read about food shows and the sickness halls on display in north korea, rushes defense minister as welcome for the 70 of anniversary of the end of the korean and the united states come from the highlands to salvage. and so again, the who begin in these a where a group of soldiers has carried out recruit, removing president mohammed bosom from office. he was elected 2 years ago in the

1st peaceful democratic transfer of power since independence in 1960 a short while ago begins official total account posted a message stating the hod. one achievements will be safe, guided on these errands who love democracy and freedom will see to us since in mont, ahead reports on how the crew unfolded was detained by the men meant to protect him. new jersey presidential guard surrounded mohammed booms, residents early on wednesday. and that the uncertainty supporters of the president came out to protest and said, no one knows what's going on. we all woke up this morning and heard that someone has decided to take the president hostage and try to make them resign. it's impossible. everyone has come out to show their discontent. soldiers fired in the air, sending protesters running. there was a power and hope from the presidency and the west african book echo was the dissolution could be mediated 2 hours later in a broad castle,

national tv. no 3 officers announced the removal of president mohammed presume. the difference between the security defense forces gathered at the national council for the safe guard of the nation have decided to put an end to the routine you are familiar with. this follows the continuous deterioration of the security situation, the bad social and economic management. we reaffirm our support to all commitments undertaken by new share, eco, was the african union, and the us have demanded present president's release. i spoke with president bedroom uh earlier this morning and made clear that the united states resolutely supports him as the democratically elected president of the chair. we call for his immediate release. we condemn any effort to seize power by force, frustrations throughout unrest and armed rebellions in this whole region have been a driving force for cruise, their new jersey neighbors,

malia and breaking up. also, i've seen for military takeover since 2020 western forces, especially france and the us have since increasingly relied on the chair as a base of operations against our groups. and so how they'll hope to see new jeff remain a democracy along with mohammed busy and supporters. votes him in power just 2 years ago. vince and monahan, l g 0 is bringing on correspondence addressing is following developments from buddha and neighbor and nigeria. and it sounds like a very fluid situation now with, with some of the government saying that they still believe a zoom is president. what's the latest you're hearing to exactly the forwarding minister who was mentioned earlier as part of as part of the group towards his plan to gain legitimacy. i told the media that they still crested up as well as president. and we spoke to

a spokesman of the part to the governing party image at the end. this told us that they are asking for the military to return to the battery. so this situation is to wait at the moment and with calls for protest, it's been trusting to see how the next few hours will probably a few days will go simply because if people are out on the street like we saw yesterday yesterday, wednesday, and the security forces 5 shots and the ad to disperse them, we will let what it would be for us to see how resolute would these protest us would be. and whether it was forced a change in plans for the military coordinators or not. absolutely, yeah, with, with both sides we've heard from the president's twitter account asking people who, you know, want to say god, the countries hod, one achievements to come out. we've also been hearing that there are people alpha and supports of the crew. what are the prospects with the mediation efforts here? what

a lot of people think that really result in this crisis and we're supporting democracy image. it depends on how much appetite western powers and regional powers like an idea of a region of luck. it could have a community of west african states on the applicant union have in see power is restored democracy's restored image. and the cool is done with now. the only time would sit at times this 5 big, tough talk from a you, i forget union. i because i need to national community, that meant any difference to cooper just on the continent, especially with separate guess sports guy gentlemen wanted to seize power when election in the gambia. then julia led the african force fronting minifie auction that forced a present from a president. yeah, jamie to see if it can be i'd be willing to do that right now. questions big question mark,

i think supported by pro democracy forces around the world. no. but you know, is, is they indeed willing to go the extra mile probably will see a quick resolution to this dispute. otherwise, we're going to see pete of what we see in molly and kenny and what kind of foss with thank you very much for that for now. that is awesome to address with the latest live in neighboring nigeria. it will need you to face as many challenges including widespread poverty and attacks by all groups. i filled out kinda city, it's in oklahoma, operate and this a how the region major is seen as the last best in for western powers in combating on groups them. but humans has around 5000000 people don't have enough to eat. that's around 20 percent of the population. media has become a rad west and ally in the sale by hosting us and french with a tree basis. as molly and booking of fossil audit, foreign troops to leave, and unlike some other african countries major hasn't to into the walk in

a group. i should listen. rays are active in the central african republic, and molly and libya. nisha is also a trends that route from migrants from sub saharan africa heading north and to reach you for. let's get more on this now who are joined by adam sands. he's a professor of security politics at the university of bi royce, and he's joining us from munich in germany. thank you very much for your time. i want to start with something pick up with something that correspond to ask what address said, which is touching on the advertise with the international community of the us, of the african union of west african states to reinstate president positive to power. how do you think the international communities is, is looking on at this? i think the international community at this point feels a little bit like it has its hands tied. certainly, negotiations are happening. we have seen very high level declarations, for example,

from secretary blinking from the united states. a, the commissioner of the european union burrell, as well as a regional countries like microsoft and others that have essentially come out against the crew and have demanded that there be a return to the democratic principles in the chair and the president, but soon be released. but at the same time, several of these western countries in particular, these western institutions have to play things pretty safely, given the regional context. we have a very, very anti western regime in molly, we have an increasingly anti western regime in bertina fall. so we have several supporters for these are machines trying to influence what is happening now in the chair. and so western actors can't necessarily go and reinstall present bathroom at this time. it would actually probably perform it this service to him if they tried to do so. and why do you think this has happened to mission? now the community does it refusing president by the name of pull governance, but he's only been in pal for 2 years. what do you make of this reason for the crew?

and this is a really interesting question because compared to its neighbors, new jersey, it's doing quite well in terms of socket, socio economic governance. it is handling the how the insurgency, both in the west and in the east of the country quite well. and it's managing compared to its neighbors. a remarkably, in a successful way. a lot of these reasons why we see the crew happening yesterday and today have to do with confusion and dimensions within different ranks of the military and the military itself. and the chair is quite influential. we have to remember that 22 years of it's since its independence, nature has been ruled by different military regimes. and so there is quite an influence with the military on society and on governance. but generally speaking, the reasons why the qu launched yesterday have to do with very insight or baseball reasons. very micro politics having to deal with people that are upset because they

were going to get fired for they're going to be replaced by a arrival, another general or something like this. and this is where we're at today. but even now, the military and the armed forces are actually incredibly divided about this question of the could a task some support it and other surely do not. well, that's really interesting if the reasons i, as you say this sort of like mike, for reasons that inside baseball in the military itself is divided the step bode well for a government where, you know, the foreign minister and others are saying that they still support president deposit and could we see a resolution? the absolutely we could see a resolution, especially given the fact that the neighboring country you have been out and put the president in title has, is arriving in new hire to proceed with mediation, as well as a delegation for my jury under president the to new booth apparently he's supposed to be showing up as well to, to lead a mediation. there seems to be at least a glimmer of hope, civil society activists and supporters of democracy. the democratic principles uh,

got into the streets yesterday. uh, to uh, you know, manifest their discontent about the could a ton and these arians generally speaking, just don't really want this, especially in, in the army. so i think what we really need to pay attention to now is the candor of mediations, and obviously what the opposition parties are going to, how they're going to respond. because obviously since they've been out of power, they wanted their want their, their place at the table now. and that might be coming out in support of, of the security time in order to, to see that happen. very interesting. that is adams and professor of security politics at the university of bi voice. thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate it. thanks for having me to the pen timor had on the new sal, including forced to change how extreme hate him. greece was threatening food supplies and making forms of that. how the melting of pocket styles lacey is

forcing people to pay a high cost for global climate change. and it's been a good day look forward to the defense summations from the womans wells. how is coming up later in the hour? the process president has promised to supply free grain to several african countries that improved and has welcomed african leaders to an economics summit and st. petersburg. the collapse of the black sea d along ukrainian grand exports is causing concerns in africa about rising food prices and shortages, posted and seeking to reassure the applicants that russia is a reliable partner. is doing that i see in the matter what am i didn't give? she needs the share of the global weed market is 20 percent. ukraine is less than 5 percent. this means it is russian, or that is making a significant contribution to global food security and is a big and responsible supplier of agricultural goods. those who claim that this is

not the case and talk of ensuring the so called green deal or twisting the facts telling lies. let's go through all the hush and he's joining us live from st. petersburg and present foods and promising to continue supplying grain, specialize a to africa and has this been music to the ears of african leaders? what the ski of that president clinton wanted to see the african concerns with respect to the food security besides explaining holes applied for life. again, it seems he has a very ambitious, 9 foot off. again, this is mainly what this, this assignment is about is about a stressing, a rush, us footprint in africa, and different trays from the green, the on the green as supplies the president put in a promise to technology, to education, to energy and security. so there are many,

many aspects that the russians, one to go through to africa in this wide struggle for the continent. that's the one that it's just an in minute rose. no, i have you and a guest supervisor the all he is from the african studies center. isn't it study, i'm vicious, isn't it a bit over the top abilities of vol show up, president putin suggests today the whole event is true and vicious. so almost half of perfect down the heads of state are present. so of course, you need to make commissions to the color ations, but i think that's why she's capable to supply the amount of rain that needs to put in announced. and those russia's energy power house has a capabilities to invest and to develop an energy security of african states. so if we have the agenda, we have now planned to realize, and you said, i think everything will be done. russia has the capability and resources to do that . what's it about you,

you're saying got to have the president suffolk all present in the past summer. there were more than that. those kind of a very big gap between the last time, attend today, isn't this also a reflection of the shaky situation or the confidence a crisis between africa and russia? yes, of course. so we see beach reduction of our presence. so kinds of states and we know why because the rest of the countries were pressing african presidents not to go, but yes, many delegations headed by 2nd person in power, vice presidents, prime ministers. so the presence is really high and you can see there are a lot of african business man, uh the people who are ready to do business with russia. so it's not about the level of presence. it's about the agenda about what people have to discuss and no agenda seems fruitful and substantial as the my last question does. busy so some concerns with respect to russia's security interference and in some african states through

the partner group. isn't this also a, my total concern for africans? we need to discrete distinguish very clearly between so called rock know, group and russian interest. there are russian military tre, nurse presents both in the central african republic. and molly, and there are also a forces to bake holes themselves back narrow that tried to connect themselves with russia, but they proceed different interests when they called about in a group and economic grove day fund tried to find profits and russia or through his administrative defense is interesting and secure, which of african conscious training military supplying em all, supplying better weight costs and etc. thank you very much. i say about 10. so as we heard from the on the list on speaking of pro silva, there are a lot of, of lands uh and russia has a lot of foundations on this is also what president tutoring, stressing is in a speech today in the opening ceremony of the africa russia summit, there's some pete this. alright ali, thank you for that. on

a hush and joining his life in saint petersburg as well as alternation to secure with the minister at the month end of it has led an incursion into the all ok, so most compound and occupied east jerusalem. thursday marks the jewish holiday official, the hall, which commemorates the destruction of the 2nd jewish temple in the 70 ag. more than a 1000 is ready all from nations fitness and to the police protection. no muslims are allowed inside the compound, but i'm to permission to pray under a decade sold agreement known as the status quote. however, since the comment far right government to palate is really settlers and politicians have increasingly been defying the bad almost to day in this place. always to remind us that we are old brothers, right wing left. we are just secular on the one nation, but clearly looks to us from outside. they will see no differences between us and nothing was separate us. do. unity of a nation of israel is important and this place is important for us. and if we have

to turn to able to improve our sovereignty a, we have 2 teams covering the story. the solid and alignment and cost of mohammad junk june from the mount of olives to give us some context on the latest escalation . the 1st that's bringing the con, she has the very latest from occupied east of both of them just how tens is the situation they, laura following it the my bank of the leading that group of alternation to listen to the compound. well i think say elizabeth had seen um some what tens throughout the morning we had a stream of alternation that's coming out of one of the gates we were at earlier that goes to her. i'm actually which is where the a lot some of the compound flies but also where to sleep, that the 2 of the temples were destroyed. and this is to say that commemorating today. so what we seen so saw i'm on our cups,

tiny streets in the center of occupied is tourism. is that many? most of them, most of us haven't been able to go and do that mid day press today says i gates right in front over here. we have these very ami looking from the inside. so it's rarely the types of security throughout the city and just the phone, me say, pressing so many people showing up, i'm not able to get to them really onto the blistering heat. so we've seen lots of documents breaking out the policy, have and, and spend to their, coming into the compound today. and many of them is saying, you know, it's, and it's time to bring more into the compound, normalize them praying that we have touched on. it's really need to have this morning. the 16 alternation students happy interested for praying the come how much like hall county to onto the site is quote agreements. all right, nora, thank you for that. that is laura conn and occupied east jerusalem that spring in

lahoma jump june. he's joining us live from mount of olives, also an occupied east jerusalem. and this is something in the past, this on flash point area that you have upholstered on extensively mohammed and such incidents in the past often lead to violence a. well, that's right, elizabeth and, and let me just mention 1st that we're about 15 minutes or so away from when the next uh, visiting session begins for the altar nationalists who want to enter the deluxe a mazda compound, which you can see behind us there in, in the distance so they will be able to go in between 1 30 pm and 2 30 pm. so for another hour, essentially, uh, already today there's been around a $1700.00 or so settler of the altar nationalist who have gone in. and we are expecting more in the hour to come, as you mentioned, it is a flash point. now today there have been tense moments. nothing a has um,

we've not seen wide scale violence or anything spill over beyond the says, sort of slight confrontations that have happened throughout the day. but you mentioned instances in the past. there have been instances specifically on this date shove of which is considered the saddest day in, in, in, in, in the jewish calendar. it just a couple of years ago. you had confrontations going on inside the box of mos compound which is referred to as the temple amount. you had a pro, you had a situation where it's really police and uh and army members were, were using tear gas and sun grenades because they were saying that there were palestinian use there that were throwing rocks at security officers. the reason this happens is because when settlers try to go in there often times in the last several years when they have attempted to pray inside the compound, that is something that is not allowed according to the status quote agreement. but more and more these last few years,

you have had instances where these groups that go in do attempt to pray. and that is something that is considered to be a huge provocation. and to that, and i will just mention that after the appearance earlier today of if more been give you are the national security minister in israel. you had a swift condemnation, 1st from the jordanian foreign ministry and then from the palestinian authority, foreign ministry. and both of those ministry said that his parents, there was a provocation, that it was against international law. and they believe it. it violates the status quote agreement as well. elizabeth mama, thank you very much for that. that is mohammed jump june. joining us live from the mount of olives. thank you. and is very solid. just have shelton killed a palestinian teenager during the laces rate and the occupied westbank. witnesses in kalki? yes, said the 14 year old boy holmes bronx. the troops who responded have gone file. that's really military has been carrying out near night be raise. it says to clear

the west bank of the groups. so she 9 children are among 207 palestinians killed by his ready forces in the occupied palestinian territories. so the fondest yeah. to the wall 5 in the mediterranean now, and it's in the historical church. and palermo on the island of sicily has been destroyed the choice of saint benedict the more days and back to the 1400s. so somebody has been the hardest hit by the fires in a city, at least 3 people have been killed. that on the mall. wall fires have broken off from them. creek, mainland prompting a new wave of evacuations. so full 5 people have been killed in tens of thousands of fled. their homes as being classified as graces was to find the season on record . for farmers the doesn't come as a surprise. they say they've been watching. the changes happened steadily. a stephanie deck of reports from motus on us civilian. how much under the scorching greek son,

lazarus shows us the effect it's having on his cross. is there any way that they are not the same? some small, some big, they should be the same with me. also, this is burned from the sun. all these are last projects. this is proof that climate change is real. wherever doesn't believe it. here it is. let us burn by the sun. we visit on the record breaking weekend temperature as well into the forty's not seen in greece for 50 years to in any day 1991 we gradually had an increase of temperature of 10 degrees during the summer. most of the seasons have changed to him. we used to 4 seasons now we only have to winter and summer and then with extreme weather phenomena, city this has resulted in us having problems on our crop. ok. so farmers are very much on the front line of climate change, changes in temperature and rain full have a direct impact on the soil and how it grows or doesn't grow their crops. now they tell us that they're having to adapt. and that of course comes out of cost. they have to do things differently. now, spring,

onion seeds used to be so straight into the ground outside. now they 1st pumped a minute greenhouse away from the harsh rays until they are strong enough to be planted outside. just one way they've had to change it costs more and the purchase is less in the late afternoon hate local farmers rest under the shade of a large tree cost is because says he's been farming since he was 7 years now. 80 years old thought about the temperatures change very much. oh, tell him my grandchildren not just are farming. they won't be able to make a living at once. the temperature goes over 40 everything guys. it's like which humans. you do nothing and you're still sweet oven. i planted tomatoes months ago and they're all destroyed now. they don't need scientists to tell them the planet is warming. for them. it's a 1st time fact. everything has already changed stephanie decker, which is 0,

but us on us in greece. the pocket style. now with lacy as in good good both as don . i'm noticing it on the president and rates and could disappear by the centuries and scientists, the one that pockets time is in need of health as it's vulnerable to the effects of climate change. come all high, the reports focused on the northern region as home go over 7000 last year. did the highest number outside the portland region environment. the legs are now warning that by the end of the century, the glaciers may disappear altogether. this is the 1st to play she on 20 kilometer long and covered an area of a 105 square feet long, a good the mid thing and now so that big environment. and this have also been warning that the country need help because of the most, wasn't it, but the effects of climate change that's going to affect the way of life or tens of millions of people. it good,

good food and security is going to affect what the site goes. and the important thing now is for the work to come together to try to mitigate the effect of climate change last day of focused on sort devastating floods that and then they did one 3rd of the country unprecedented because of the effects of climate change. the warnings that are already in place. what did pleasure, it's gone dead. a large volumes of take ice. i know conglomerated rockmart and sun . and once did bush the bank, it could lead to a devastating effect on populations living in a spot, a garden good. the secretary general of the united nations focused on stopping footprint, is less than one percent. however, it is being a heavy price because of in denies the negligence, when it comes to the effects of global warming and climate change come out of the

data. good buzz. this done. the still ahead on the news hour specialist teams are sent to put out a file on adults chicago ship with 3000 cars on board and its full hospital and barcelona, elijah los angeles with an h goal for full action coming up place for one of the show the the hello, we are now seeing the last of that extreme hate get a squeezed away from that, se them corner of your reply. i'm pleased to say. so it is cold front here, winds coming in from adobe direction to much cool direction, and that will continue to drive its way southwards and this was in the coming days, and temperatures will be much closer to the seasonal average. thankfully, we have got the still some vi hall to every place at present and as we went through,

but just a off noon temperature in grace, this is just to the northeast of athens, $44.00 celsius as a 40 full that for athens on wednesday and 41 that in bucharest, but as we go on into west uh, state book, a rest of those back to 26. so that has that cooler coming back in athens, that around $35.00 degrees celsius, that's about what it should be for the time if you even touch below average, by the time we do come to friday, but it does stay hot, but not extremely hot. so we have got some live be still coming in with that cold front weather system will post by the race with sun. 3 down pools could cause some localized flooding as it makes its way straight back up towards the northwest because of what the weather coming in across singling wells east in pulse of scotland, which whether the 2 into northern pa. so for us slipping across the low countries, i'm making his way further south. the

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the to watching the all just the news out with me, elizabeth per item in doha, vermont of on top stores to sell a group of soldiers has carried actually proven nisha ever moving president mohammed visiting from pala 7 on the closure of porters and imposed a nationwide curfew. the soldiers to choose the president of the pool governance as well slashed on security minister. it's in my band because it has led an incursion into the out. ok, so most compound and occupied east jerusalem. give us a company bar around 1000 alternation. the settlers under is really police protection and russian president spending improves and has promised to supply free

grades to several african countries. he was speaking at amazing in st. petersburg with african leaders. the reason collapse of the black c d along ukrainian grand exports is causing concern about rising food prices. well, let's get more on the russia african summit. now we're joined by the arches law month resolve. he's political analyst and a form of russian diplomat and he's joining us live from moscow. thank you very much for your time. i'm only 17, i believe applicant heads of state attending fewer than half of the 43 who came to the 1st africa, russia summit and 2019. do you think that will be disappointing for president person? well, it is a 2nd meeting of the highest level in the, at this time, in some visible yes, of course, that is where the important political of a for the, of, of political

a step political decision to get together latest on how to operate on the contest sorta and to meet the russian, the president at the go to donate the activity on the international level in this calling to create a real, a know the situation that resulted from the war. russia against west and the world in great. that's why i've seen that the, this factor, all the current situation in the world. it reflects directly on this a meeting or we go to russia was a pretty community just to this meeting is a oh, great importance from the one site that there's political meaning and there's a concert, it's economic go and the, the, and to the development. sure. african congress problems. let me ask about the economics side,

mr. matches of storage and drugs. but i do want to touch on the economic side because it was very noticeable, june the loss on it in 2000. and 19, president putin said that she's going to double its trade with africa within 5 years. it's not on track at all to do that. is trade a priority for the russian president trade with africa? yes of course because uh oh through doing it up, what do you do? it does or cannot make oh ties or is every stage? of course, i think the main is the strength threatened in our uh, putting foreign policy in african continent the end. and sometimes they are having a go. the remember them say about a russian activity during the soviet union, because main, mainly, most of the kind of gone through received their independence with strong position,

very strong assistance from russia assault. yet the russia and the belmont as it do now, they are awaiting the same sort of support them against, uh, uh, economical, freedom, economical development. okay. sure. and that, uh uh no, um, no, that's doing it in the different and i picked them up, but it's nice we, we had, as most of them though, that african trade with russia absolutely pales in comparison to african trade with the you with china and with the us, nevertheless, one development we have had from the summit, so far as president tutoring has announced that great and fish eliza will continue to be shipped to africa. just how far do you think that will go and easing applicant concerns about the full house of russia withdrawing from that black sea grain do as well. of course,

the chinese it is not mutual incidence in russia is great because they have a number run on my opinion. i had called, i mean in the oil there, you know, and not any of cover up in kansas and separately. and then the common that i can do compared to is that i have a great we can try and use the presence in the offer. but the russia government gave a great support for developing them, their own opportunities in education. first of all is, are they insure our university for african and asian contest it is, but there is little more, but even they don't it's name. but today's little home, but as a universal gave paul a pretty good and i shouldn't come to you after just solving soviet union in the beginning. and the russian stuckey has

a goal. it was excluded is the name of this universe that are done back by demand of african leaders, african, the governments through em. but you're right. so those of take on the confidence in most people. so i think that the ends up quite a lot of fields forgot their ration. okay. same tv, and then in every culture. all right, mr. mazda. so we thank you for your time on this. that is a, the just last month as of live in moscow. all right, so we're going to go back to our top story now because we are hearing some new developments and that is that news is ami has declared an legions to cruise leaders . the chief of staff has released a statement receipt of saying he does not want to see conflict with the military. this of course comes off show a televised statement by

a group of soldiers announcing that president mohammed bustling has been removed from power. this happened later on wednesday. i believe we have corresponded with address joining us from a buddha and neighbor and nigeria, what more you hearing? well basically the, the biggest thing out of all these is surprise, surprise, surprise. it's the same secure 10 defense policy yesterday. that was talking tough saying that they would cross that a 1000000000 and for you the president, but they are not willing to use force yesterday simply because the blood would be shed. and now all of a sudden they've turned the page and supported the coup doctors. so this points to the fact that some people within the chair, within the billing cycle believe that there has been some kind of a plan, a long drawn plan to kick by them out of office. and that has come to maturity. what are the implications implications on numerous,

we're going to see more than once to practice on the street. so can you, i mean, in other, such as, what seems sites in pretty cities yesterday, but it was quickly put down by the group of soldiers who launch the cool. if these demonstrations continue, then definitely thinks will be very, very difficult for me share a relation. i apologize, we don't have a good connection with a correspondent enough, but address, who has monitoring all those developments from the share of the license being the army has declared allegiance to could lead is um this is following a televised statement by a group of soldiers announcing on wednesday that they have removed president bahama buzzard and from office it's a story with keeping a very close eye on, on, on to 0. moving on an air raid and the sounded across you crying over the night ukrainian forces, say $36.00 russian cruise missiles intercepted across ukraine, including over the major cities of keys, concave,

anthony pro and port facilities in odessa. also targeted the governor. this is one person was killed and the damage close to ukraine's major port. that's bringing our correspondence step loss, and she's joining us live from ukraine's capital. another wave of miss all the tax across ukraine steps. yeah, absolutely. and you can say that's rush as a text on ukraine of really intensified since the russian has pulled out of this grain deal uh around the country. 49 miss house were fi got since yesterday afternoon, but also as you say, on the desktop port again in the last 9 days, 26 attacks on forbes facilities in and around odessa destroyed in tens of thousands of tons of grain, which is supposed to be shipped to africa but also to other countries around the world. so this is really raising concerns. i spoke to the ukranian a drain association. they said that is

a really serious situation. if that's not going to be any solution to really make these exports possible. that may be farms wouldn't even, uh, sold their crops anymore and next year. so they're looking for options now to put some more pressure on the euro to export to out of means then the black sea, they want to use the trade, the rails facilities. but that costs a lot of money, so they want money from the european union. and they also want this bond that has been imposed by 5 nations among the colon to be listed, which is impose until so some of the 15 day these countries don't want ukrainian grain to be going to these countries because i say our file must have on a suffer, but the brain is really protesting against it to pass into lives. can even pull this a non european method step. thank you for that better step boss. and joining us with the latest live in cheese,

the north korea's leader kim jong has hosted vices defense minister and the high ranking chinese delegation. and john yang. they all comes 1st prominent forward visitors since the beginning of the call of, of 19 pandemic. 3 years ago. north korea's defense minister says his country and russia united encountering what he calls gangster. like us hedge many, both russian and chinese delegations of visiting north korea as part of the 70th anniversary of the korean. who on his desk during the visit came, showed off. north korea's military austin, old including band ballistic missiles to russian defense minister, so again, showed through some of the weapons on display were banned by the un security council in 2006 with the support of both russia and china. let's go live now to florence, louise. she's joining us in through sun and south korea and it's a much more somber mood and the south isn't as strong as the north and south of mocking this anniversary in very different ways.

that's right in south korea is being marked in a much more significant way than it is normally the south korean government invited veterans as well as officials from the countries that had contributed in defending it during the korean war. the main ceremony is being held down as we speak and to sign in the building, but was formally and asked strip that was used by you enforces the president south korean president is going to be speaking at this ceremony. but in the north, it is the mouth and the much most celebrate to remind because this is a day that knows queen's view as victory day. there was a grand performance with sickness and don't says performing kim jong, when the north korean leader attended. he was with visiting a delegation from russia and china. now the way these events are being the way, the honest this is being marked in these 2 countries. and also the highlights, the differences between these 2 countries between north and south korea,

but the people who has been invited and while it's heading. these events also highlights the divisions in the wider world. on one hand, you have the us and its allies and on the other, russia, china, and north korea and the more authoritarian states. florence, thank you for that. that is phone flu. joining us live from the sun and south korea . we are going to get more on those to 70 at the end of the 3 of the end of the korean war is being marked as we mentioned in both the north and south of the peninsula. korea was part of the japanese empire until japan's defeat and the 2nd world war. then korea was divided along the 38th power now into north korea occupied by communist fences from the soviet union and south korea occupied by us troops and their allies. by 1950, the 2 new states had form that's the democratic people's republic into knowles, and the republic of korea in the south. on june 25th 1950 north korean

forces by the soviet union crossed the 38th parallel into south korea. but you end recommended nations support the south and the us and to the war in 1950. as the us and un forces made progress, china entered the war and late 1950 and sent troops to health north korea. the will became a stalemate end and almost as was eventually signed in 195395 1000000 people were killed in 3 years of fighting. we'll join now by young who can senior research fellow it'd be asked on institute for policy studies. and he's joining us live from the south korean capital. so very good to have you with us on the program. i believe the north korean war was the 1st time that the us of the soviet union for the, essentially a proxy war and a 3rd country. just how did that essentially shape the will that we live in now or yeah, well, a sense of what i put in those clearly invasion. well, this sounds, claudio of book back. we'd be helpful. the now the only problem the us and the,

you know, uh, 15 other countries. so i mean the, the, these talked of the quality on was the forming the, i mean, defining the code word. i mean, you can, you can call it these cut off the code word and 70 as on, as we've been hearing from our correspondents, you know, a representative from russia and china on joan. yeah. and one us support for south korea remains on waiver and is that significant? those alliances, us as strong as they are 70 as laser. you're well, uh was the, the or last between the north korea and china or rochelle? well, i mean, it works in the quoted or context, but i mean, it's fairly impressed some nowadays. oh, well, it seems that the lowest, claudia and light shows are became a cruise. what view to the, you know,

nice you all need to be. ok more. what a tie? no, i mean, and they didn't send that the highest delegation to this. yeah. but even so, i mean, we'll see that we'll have to see. yeah. north korea. was it pains to point out those that the delegation who did arrive, that they were carrying a letter from the highest the chinese officials? that was interesting, wasn't that what did you make of him? show him the russian and chinese delegations, ballistic missiles, banned by the un security council, including russia and china in 2006. it yeah, well i mean if the, if uh what much i need is the short things you miss or, uh, i mean, the rush. uh well, i mean they, they have a problem with their manufacturing capacity. so what they even uh import to the event in uh, safety instruction thrown the so uh well the,

the north korea from old port various uh, lane you'll be shopping me so, so, uh the, the corporation between north korea and russia might be possibly, but i mean is the serious breach of the uh, you and you know 62000 lucian, absolutely. and tensions between the rivals or the highest point. and yes, mentioned the pace of north korean missile tests. and us joined us in south korean joint military exercises have also intensified. why do you think we're seeing this escalation and what a the real prospect for the escalation, are there any you know, of the full, uh, north korea? well, what the one piece, the status of the nuclear space. so uh, uh, the reason for the, uh them to going nuclear is that, uh to, you know,

maintain this uh came, lets see. uh so, i mean all of these, uh, uh, work computer zoom. an escalation is about him going to, you know, uh the well pay to see as the most queen and lead to all right. that is dr. young from the as on institute for policy studies. thank you for your time. i. i think to still ahead on the news out we have the sport with this precious largest fort drive and looking to make history. these helps coming down

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rainy summer in northern england is no deterrent for the swim is when the whole point of this boat is to get out of that come foot. so disappoint coloma to swim. and a yorkshire lake is possible weekends of races, which hundreds of people took pump, just not to get out and be in the natural environment and just get to experience something different from the day to day of sitting on the couch. nice. assuming in, in the polls like a different sensation, when i'm in like say for me or you say, i'm all for a say maybe i'm a to is, but that dedication in some ways as an fall from not template professionals. that seems to be something about swimming in these murky depths. the world's top populates are competing in the pool in japan at the moment, but then much of the world, it's in places like this that this both of swimming is really booming. to surveys, i've suggested the number of people going for awhile. dip in the u. k. double between 20162019. and then rose again when, who's what? clothes during the pump. demick. it's meant a huge demand for what suits as well. but for some keeping warm in the cold,

takes away from the true benefits, slightest waterfall in the mountains of the lake district, and corey put so training in the wind health method into practice. it's a way of breathing to help the body was done. the cold popularized by a dutchman, known as the ice month and said that patients are anything that you might find fearful. you can control your grieving, how come the hot be the blood pressure opens up. your veins in out creve is a really good cardiovascular warehouse. being in the mountains means that these women of disciples, base in water that is colder and cleaner. but the u. k. is also a case study for the dark side of open water swimming. some water companies dump sewage straight into rivers and seas pumping waste for a total of 1750000 hours in 2022 alone campaign to say 3 quarters of u. k. rivers probably is a serious threat to help let to loading the cost to aquatic life. but for the swim

is at least the lower of nature is enough for now to make up for what type of humans have done to it. full rece out, is there a council? how would you ok and that is always but for now i'll have more light to as well look forward to it. thank you. finding this news, our irish thing and a musician shanetta o'connor has died age 56. the 1st single, nothing confessed to you russian by prince top, chops around the world. in 1990 a connor was outspoken about religion, feminism and rule, as well as her own mental health and addiction issues. the cause of death has not been made public. and that's it. for me, elizabeth problem for this news out, we are back in just

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