the ideals, the french republic says long proclaimed, but just what is more than friends? in a full talk series, the big picture takes and in depth ness france insight. episode one on ality, sierra, the the hello until mccrae. this has been use our life and coming up in the next 60 minutes, 5 us prisoners freed from jail and our on arrive. and our ha, it's part of a deal that requires washington to release 5 iranians. 6 people killed him to try and attacked. how guessing an ample, it's near the rocky city. a face off in the high in russia objects to the doing

coaster a section in the genocide chi spoiled by you trying to reg ripples and moving body side. that taking control of to me by says, fighting has escalated up to you in peacekeepers south of withdrawing in for cv, produced the banking shock is roughly about cops as far as a beach, australia plus england that's towards the closest finals by guessing the best of japan to make it when the but we begin and we're major prison. this won't, between the us and around is underway as part of the tail broke it by kata up to 2 years of indirect and the negotiations. are these uh, pictures of the group of american iranians arriving from toronto into our hot short while ago. the 5 men have been released from and around in prison belonged to the agreement. the us has also allowed the release of $6000000000.00 of frozen iranian

funds would be that charge we have on the sea in the framework of our active foreign policy. we have unlocked our frozen assets in south korea today, god willing, these funds will be in the hands of our government and people. and this government will spend it accordingly to the needs of the people whose as well. we have a team of correspondents covering this story. kimberly healthcare is at the white house for us and diplomatic it is a james base is at the united nations. but 1st we're going to go to m are on ton, who's at the airport in here? and uh huh, that's weird. the 5 freed us prisoners a just arrived from to rondon in can you explain how things i'm founded on the tom x there as well when the plane arrives uh from there about the international airport in iran who was never a 380 operated by contact anyways. it arrives unlocked and landed,

turn around and tech feed onto the time. like with us in boston category delegation, we're waiting on the trauma time. they will boom hugs and greetings from the old site. uh, they seem to be visible sense of relief and then that was a very short walk to the terminal. uh, now the treat prisoners are now going to remain and go into that. i shall have both . there is another plane that will fly them into the united states that they'll get a medical about. ready patients and a security breach and that she's speaking to, um, uh so we'll have the us embassy, austin, mounting. so anyhow, she said, i'm really bothered to be even more relieved when they're on us soil. so that's now the game plan is to get them on to us soil now earlier in the day, um to around noon, but actually arrived uh those running the light to, to be on the way to turn her on all the fine. but running the fried uh to the right she, us citizens will remain in the us. and one of the mortgage with the country where

he is residents with his family. this has been 2 years of diplomacy in 10 shuttle diplomacy. the 2 sides never actually met their interpret hotels for the last part of it. and the country mediate. just shuffled between those 2. i chose during their opinions, getting well they so might happen, could happen. it looks for getting a sense of where 13000 americans with a very successful type of categories of stressful diplomatic mission from them. but one they all heralding as a 6 us a and m run. can you just outlined count how's role in this? obviously they didn't just provide the plane that the prisoners fluent on and the room way for it to land on how important, how significant was they a role in all of this? well, because she said that they were, if it wasn't for that mediation, that may not have happened now they did of it's pretty 3 big areas because they

need to, into the 1st one was when they went to washington and to turn around for the initial talks to try and get both sides to a place where they could talk the very beginning their caches were trying to get them to come to an agreement on the joint comprehensive plan of action nearby and new kid deal. i didn't realize that that was too far away for what they might be able to do. i'm, which is what's happened is a prisoner exchange. about a year later, the around in the american delegation arrived in the hall and the categories. a new between the 2, those 2. so i just said before that i actually met. but the think the go this deal over the line with the $6000000000.00 that was transferred to capital. now let me just tell you about that. it's a little bit complicated. this was a ronnie in money that was seized in sell court. ready by the americans under function rules $6000000000.00. now there was

a function way of issued by devising it by the administration. that meant that money, it could be transferred from south korea to switzerland, from switzerland to doug. how that happened very early in the morning on monday and that kicked off the present exchange. once the guitar is confirmed, the seats of the money, then everything else could take place. lots of moving parts, but it was very carefully orchestrated. and like i say, for the categories, 3 really big places, but they haven't effect one. is the international diplomacy that didn't washington intel on the diplomacy they did hear about plus the use of the banking system. okay, thank you so much and we're on that as and we're on con for us who has been at the impulse here in the hot with the prisoner swamp. took place only a few minutes ago and while it spring and now whitehouse corresponding kimberly hell kit to talk about the reaction in the us. and that appears like a this isn't going off without a hitch. it's being labeled as a huge success at this point in time. but what is the reaction pain like they are

in the us to all of this? yeah, there's been criticism that defined administration has really given away too much that it is conceding and encouraging more detention. 9 americans and potentially allowing the ronnie and economy to bounce back at the time that could really hurt us interest. and as a result could really allow for the d stabilization of the region. and so this is open be vitally ministration out to a lot of criticism, particularly by conservatives on capitol hill. but the bible ministration is defending its actions, saying that this was an opportunity to bring americans home and it sees that opportunity. it says that when it comes to the 6000000000 that has been unfrozen, this is money that belong to the iranian people. that it is something that will be vigorously observed in terms of oversight. that this will only be going to

a humanitarian purposes, whether it's food medicine, medical devices, even agriculture as this was the right thing to, to. and so for his part, joe biden says that he has and makes no apologies for striking this deal. okay, thank you. so much kimberly that is kimberly hook it uh, white house correspondents were going to go to a different medicaid is a james buys who is live at the united nations in jens, i guess, visible uh what's the reaction thing via to, to today's events. a man well that, yeah, well lead is gathering for you and general assembly and the meetings already sausage ahead of the corporate meetings are solid on tuesday for the discussion of the sustainable development goals. this clearly is subject to discussion among different mat, some officials and presidents and foreign ministers and everyone else who is here. we have some reaction that and the last few minutes from the us secretary of state,

he's also already here in the new new york. and it's me blinking, putting out of state and obviously welcoming what's happened. he said from day one of this administration for the present, i have made it clear we have no high priority with the safety, security of us citizens at home and abroad. he says they now secure the release of the t wrongfully delay detained americans around the world. he goes on to praise the ro, all of the state of cats and the america. so i'm talking about the steadfast involvement around the systems. he talks about them establishing what he says is the humanitarian channel in cat. so that's, that bank account will be heading round to see about the says that will be able to be used by iran to purchase humanitarian goods like food medicine and medical devices, an agricultural product products. so i think specification that from the us exactly what the rom can use, we will take a few minutes here and purposes. the statement seems to be more specific, but also in the statement though, as well as a whole. so,

praising the republic of korea. this the swiss feather ation and also the state of amman, which are also involved in this process. and he makes it important points about one of the missing us citizen in iraq next pub 11. so he's an ex us federal agent who has to be missing and around for more than 16 years. and it's not clear whether he is in the right in prison up, or whether he's dead, whether he is alive or dead. he says, the rainy and regime is inflicted in on emotional high, you know, both families and they have yet to account for this phase. we once again call upon the writing and reading to give a full accounting of what happened to both levins ok. thank you so much. that is out diplomatic. it is a james phase at the united nations. well, let's take a closer look at the steel cuts out in switzerland have quite a pod of facilitating negotiations between iran and the united states. 3 of the 5

american prisoners have been named, they all face charges on the espionage and around the washington says the been unjustly detained into 5 iranians accused of secretly working for toronto will be released. the iranian government says that innocence, and have been legally detained as a result of the cruel sanctions. the us allowed to release of around the in funds that were frozen in south korea. that money 1st went to switzerland and then on to calcutta. $6000000000.00 of around in oil revenue is now in the bank accounts. and doug hot, the us is to run, can only use that money for humanitarian needs of us. us lani is a senior research fellow at the middle at the center for middle east strategic studies. he says the agreement is cut off in the don't with a for the end direct talks between around in the us. this is the final phase of the prisoner swab, but this could be a beginning for extended and for the talks on the 2 negotiations as well as lifting

the sanctions against the run. but there's an issue whether that the americans will be able to do with the, for their election in the us or not at the side thing that talks can move in direction of the targets and the goals of the, the 2015 if the deal. and this is quite important, and so the pool is flow over, effect is important in this regard and this can be a bit new beginning for, for the talks between the one and the united states. however, in the way, they have been discussions that how they can spend this money that you ran and then america size. what they have in common is that these are going to be spend for non science and goods. and i have been hearing from you in, in the officials that will suffice them to, to be able to buy the commodities that they need in the country. so, um, that will not be any, a specific problem in this regard. uh so generally, you know,

we can put it that it can be use the amount of money for a non sanction goods which can include the humanitarian, the goods or the others as well. but you're not being on the science. mind you dial, i'm sorry, is the spokes person full cutoffs, foreign ministry and advisor to the prime minister. speaking to us from new york. he said, is it taking a long time to bring this deal to fruition? a 2 year affair meetings and visit to both the and the dc took place on behalf of the company officials starting with the 5 minutes to under because the, the minister of the state, the number to facilitate this deal. i think there was a genuine need from all a genuine need from all the parties to each this the disagreements. and that was a lot of the assets on all the parties to each the agreement that had taken place, dates and the in, in the present to also have that i in the endo has to be handed over to the i mean

side and to return to their home countries as the as possible, so they disagree with zip code, will start with the equipment i change. but the headboard is also included in the uh, the human human. it's amy and financial panel. and do i have the twins affinity? who may i take in needs to be, i mean people i thought has had the largest expect when it comes to mediation in the counseling that case, the part of it is not the prototype. i'd like to mediate between the 2nd party, but especially between, between the on in the united states. there's been a lot the platform. i forgot that in the many stages of the talks between the 2 sides. because i had befitted dated in director and don't have that before and had facilitate the exchange of the ideas on as that is still fixed on this topic. especially i think the trust that has been. busy woke up out of the relationship,

the 3 digit relationship with the united states, and which was the thing they could imagine non nature allied by the united states. fairly simply. and the working relationship with ad, the public of the young on various topics has made come about to be a very suitable media. is that on the, on this and you have hopeful that it will, it will be on. ready each side of the. busy in the media, things with the suicide got hopeful that to the agreement will have a uh, you know, i'm a pushing checked in for editing a lot of the comprehensive again, it's on the issues between the 2 types as well. there's plenty more ahead on this news out including a rice against time risky work as a struggling to identify bodies and the fund stricken libby in the city of dun and the defending civil champions. get the 1st when of the season, jim for behave with all the action, like the

little to a rock. now we're at least 6 people had been killed and a drone attack on about a pause in the north. let's go straight to a correspondence my mood. i'm de la hate in the rocky capital bag, dead, pensive. what more do we know of the stage? it will let. so it's in the, there's a number of people that have been killed and one did, according to the civil official sources in the city. obviously many a, there isn't much details revealed about the, the attack about the incident as over at he, at about local sources in the city of slave many a speak about at e sounding explosion that took place in the city that was heard in the farthest pulse of the city of sleigh many in the submit button and miss could just read it, know the iraq. this is voted unity at agriculture. the airport is,

has been used by emitted to units recently a name, the by the at and t tourism a paradis that belongs to the a. could this done that a union because it's done union a party which is based in the city of a slave? many a, whether or not old the victims belong to the at tourism combat. correct? that is part of the sleigh. many a security forces are not that is it, it still remains to be, it is seen, but we know for certain that this area and the surrounding areas have been witnessing attacks by drones and namely, but to cause drones to think about fighters of the p k k or the could this to work has a party at which is it, this is an anti took is admittedly a unit that has been operating in the similar to him as co diffusion and northern

iraq for the kids now. and it's been labeled by 50 at the united, at the your opinion and the united states as a tourist, a groups. but it still, we need to find out who was that today because we have been at heating about drills and a training activities are conducted by the, the anti terrorism, the upper rights in the city of a slave many. uh uh, also as you know that this, it city has been controlled by a, the democratic or excuse me by that. yeah. cuz it's 10 union which is a part of the 2 major part is that i've been controlling the curtis regions for decades now. okay, thank you so much for that update. that is my mood up to why he'd for us in fact, as the judges at the international court of justice,

hearing arguments from russia and ukraine about claims by moscow that it launched its invasion to prevent genocide. you kind of brought the case to the united nations highest quotes dies off to russia invited last year. cubic uses must go on the abusing international more by falsely religion, genocide, and east a new crime. russia, once the case will be thrown out and objects to the court's jurisdiction. you agree is not accusing russia of commission. jennifer ukraine is also not accusing or russia or failing to prevent a punch in general. so on the contrary, your crane cease. no genocide has occurred that long should been not to reject the keys because according to the courts do or is brothers. if there was no genocide, they cannot be at violation of the engine side much which every nice is the former

lead prosecutor of slipping on the loss of which for the united nations at the international criminal tribunal for you can slot via he says your crime made a wise move by approaching the course, we know that ukraine is pursuing and successfully pursuing it, turned criminal proceedings, and to go into any of those proceedings. a favorable decision by this court might be prayed in a might be referred to. i don't think, but i could be wrong, but i don't think at this stage, the determination by international court of justice would necessarily have finding value in the other quotes, not least because there's plenty of evidence that they will have gather that are relying on and they might not require the detail decision of a civil courses effectively. it is, but of course the deals with breaches of treaty in support of its criminal

procedures that i'm afraid is also something we must put on hold because you cry. and was very inventive in turning to the quote in its application to have it's right, not to be falsely accused of you, of genocide, as you explained in your helpful opening up to have it looked at gauges at schooled . and so imagine a 2 lower ingle, imaginative use of little by lawyers know something we often see, but really welcome. when we do see it just may lead to this decision being of wider application than i suggest, for farmers in ukraine's northern. so me region science, i am working on the constance rate of attack russian tanks on tillery in the air craft across the board. i have had agriculture lands, hundreds of times, residents describe a systematic campaign, a fed, so investor, avi, has moved from the village. if kendra terrifica of the harvesting season in wartime,

ukraine, navigating open fields near the russian border means risking land mines and unexploded phones always keeping one eye on the sky for drones, missiles and russian artillery. it could just be one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. would the people's lives are a priority. we only work when we know it's safe and there was no for us to learn. we take every precaution here, some of our fields a mind. there are other fields we cannot get to because the road to mind of much of the farms in sumi region are no go areas because of russian munitions left behind or ukrainian land mines place there. as a deterrent winner, russian shell hit her farm. tatiana lost 27 head of cattle. she describes unrelenting russian attacks and says to me, needs more help me in the bar trick versions,

slide drones every day and watch what is happening here. these spots us an open fire. they are shooting that civilians. there's no military here and they know this, but they still open fire damage from artillery and showing it's fairly common in places like this in the assuming region. and that's because we're only a few kilometers away from the border. russian positions are set to be just beyond those power lines behind me. but this is not a normal front line. there are no tanks or trenches or troop movements. none the less communities here say they come under attack on in your daily basis. just as we arrived, a drone dropped of grenades damaging a nearby cell tower, further isolating people here, as a russian attack also damaged the local school and leveled the only hospital in this village. many have left. those still here show signs of stress and depression. so it's no fair is fair. what else is about to say i'm considering

leaving? i have 2 children and it's terrifying to live. hey, i feel terrible. i feel that i don't want to do anything i can't get used to. it will give it to me. so the mining work to make farm land viable again could take 10 years and will only begin after the war. for now, russia continues to target entire villages near the border. ukrainians carry on unwilling to leave. but i'm sure how much longer they can stay. the same bus route of the old to 0. kendra teeth village in ukraine suit, we reach the united nations chief antonio gutierrez, has demanded a global risk. you plan to revive stoled targets to technical issues such as hunger, poverty and climate change. he was speaking ahead of the you in general assembly in

new york, the called the additional funding from wealthy countries to help meet the 2013 deadline. the you in says only 15 percent of the 17 targets have been achieved. so the asg, these are just at least the goals, they carry, the hopes, dreams, the rights and the expectations of people every with. and they provide the shortest best living up to our obligations and the universal declaration of human rights. now we need 70 seats. yes. yes, today, only 15 percent of the targets out on the track and many out of going in reverse. instead of leaving no one behind, we would be sleeping vs the jews behind. so excellent seas asked the g is needs a global rescue plan. while early on sundays,

thousands of climate activists rallied in new york cooling on world leaders to ends the use of fossil fuel. kristen salumi has more from the protest. the world leaders aren't the only ones converging on new york. so the united nations general assembly climate activist came by the thousands from around the world to shouting their message. right now, the impacts of climate change on the caribbean and other parts of the global south are absolutely devastated. and i'm here to bring attention to the impacts of our past. the fuel injection here in the global north is having the argument is like the one i come from there isn't going drought in the holding of africa, including kenya. and somebody of that is putting millions at risk of buttons of yeah, and got the 9 children that rights to, to deaf education. and what are the demonstration tees up the climate ambition summit on wednesday called by the un secretary general to pressure nations to fulfill their commitments made in the 2015 parents agreement aimed at keeping

global temperature rise below one and a half degrees celsius activists. are amplifying the call of un secretary leaders actions possible. that message is directed particularly us president joe biden. they're demanding president biden, declare a climate emergency is the number one oil and gas producer in the world right now. america alone is responsible for one 3rd of oil and gas expansion in the world. so we're asking president biden to turn the tide against fossil fuels and phase out the fossil fuel era. some activists have gone beyond demonstrating up to the summit . 25 well rested on thursday for blocking entrances to the headquarters of citibank, one of the largest finance years of fossil fuel extraction around the flow. after a summer of record setting heat,

as well as floods and wildfires may more stream by rising temperatures. they said governments can't wait any longer to at kristin salumi. how does your on your facility at old al jazeera, the president of the dominican republic remain steadfast and his decision to keep the border with hygiene, fives, and there was a housing supply. adams, for weld wrinkles tumble in oregon linux action from the diamond league coming up to the the it has a largely stops that we know how we knowledge and t net including india and the,

and change as you can see. so the sun is, i just don't particularly warm but a transitional season, but this line of developing thunderstorms is not brought on usual feed up the cold from the sides and the warm from the knolls. and you get a lot of funds towards which will produce fresh, that is a warning out actually for the north of you to go out during monday in the fall. se a result for the north match the term just to quite time and the zone us. but there on nothing amazingly high, they don't record breaking, and the showers do not show themselves as big. take the big are the ones who shot ones, possibly in columbia. and then we got reading, folding and panama in costa rica, but it's not much of a breeze to bring in the showers and it's still quite hold. we've had to get the reco broken and one of the small hours and to kind of be and jayden's is a warning act for high temperatures in trinidad and tobago for the next 24 hours child. so shaking themselves in mexico less so when you come down with them was the case during sunday, but they're all the same. a florida still pregnant and this is what gave some

flooding in north carolina and might, would get some pretty wet weather, massachusetts typically up in, in doing that. but beyond latch to the west, things are much quieter. just cheryl, as though from the rockies, could eventually to just know the beauty and richness of nature need to be harmonized with stable and sustainable goals. united with the diversity of cultures that quick jakarta, indonesia is ready to hold the 2023 asians together. we will prove that patient matters at the center of in depth analysis of the days, headlines, 1000000000 euros to help students here address migration. is it going to ease the micro crisis, will make it worse,

informed opinions. we need more investors and more people that make the decisions and regiments for frank assessments. this balance between to tell them sounds, reassurance is potentially important for the politeness industry show inside story . on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the for you of watching l, just a reminder of our top story is the south major christmas office underway between the us and a ron of a deal for a good bye kata. after 2 years of interact negotiations,

a group of 5 american iranians have arrived and are hot for me to run a short while ago. the anthony blinking spoke a short time ago, the secretary of state for the united states a short time ago in new york. out of prison and now in doha, on route back to the united states to be reunited with their loved ones. 5 of the 7 of course, had been unjustly detained in prisons and around some for years to others have been prevented from leaving a road. i spoke to them after they landed in doha. i can tell you that it was for them. for me, an emotional conversation. it's easy and the work that we do every day, sometimes to get is lost in the attractions of foreign policy and

relations with other countries and forgetting the human element that's at the heart of everything we do. but today their freedom, the freedom of these americans for so long, unjustly imprisoned and detained in iran. mean some pretty basic things. it means that husbands and wives, fathers and children, grandparents can hug each other. you can see each other again can be with each other again. so today that i'm grateful for. um, i want to thank a number of partners who been so vital to helping us reach the stay. particularly our partners in amman, switzerland, cutter, the united kingdom. each is played a very important role in enabling us to free our fellow citizens.

i'd also like to thank an extraordinary team, the state department and throughout the united states government that isn't working to achieve this result for, for years now. as happy as we are at the freedom of our fellow citizens. and we also are thinking today above levenson who is not among them and who is presumed deceased bob's legacy, however, lives on it lives on powerfully. in the 11th snack, which has given us new and important tools to help track down on and deter the practice of taking americans unlawfully to try to turn them into political pons and to abuse the international system. and now, in that way, is one of the things that i heard in my conversation with, with our fellow citizens who are now free, is their own determination. their own commitment,

their own conviction to continuing this work to making sure that other americans who are unjust be detained anywhere in the world. come home to date under this administration, we have now brought 30 americans home from places around the world where they were being unjustly detained. that work will continue. at the same time, we're going to be working every single day to take steps to make this practice more and more difficult and more and more of a burden on those countries that engaged. and you'll see in the days ahead here in new york at the united nations, our efforts to work with other countries to, to do just that. but for today, for this moment, it's very good to be able to say that our fellow citizens are free after in, during something that i think it would be difficult for any of us to imagine that

their families will soon have them back among them. and that in this moment, at least i have something very joyful to report. finally, let me say that throughout this effort, throughout the work we've done to bring so many other americans home. president biden has demonstrated that he's prepared to make tough and difficult decisions. i have no higher priority, the president has no prior higher priority than making sure that americans who are on justly detained anywhere as i can come home. and we'll continue that works in the days and thank you.

thank you. well, 2 things. first, let me be very clear that this process the, any engagements necessary to bring it about the freedom of these on justly detained americans. has always been a separate track in our engagement or for that matter, lack of engagement with a ron. so irrespective of what was happening or not happening, for example, in pursuing the effort to return to the nuclear agreement, we've been focused on working independently to bring these americans home. so it doesn't speak to anything else. and the relationship as we continue to be determined to take whatever step is necessary to deal with actions by iran and a whole host of areas that are profoundly objectionable. and many other countries find objectionable at the same time when it comes to perhaps the number one issue of concern which is around the nuclear program. we continue to believe the diplomacy is the best way to get a sustainable,

effective result. one that we had previously with the around nuclear agreement and we'll continue to see if there are opportunities for that in this moment. we're not engaged on that, but we'll see in the future if there are opportunities. but present biden's also been very clear that one way or another he's committed to ensuring that iran never required unclear what i. i wouldn't that disappeared anything this week we're focused today on the fact that these americans are now free after having endured something that i think most of us can't possibly imagine. in one case, one of our fellow americans is in prison for 8 years unjustly. and that's what we're focused on for today.

okay, thank you. uh, in fact, when we uh, when we met with our gc colleagues, our fellow americans had not yet arrived in dogs. so we didn't want to get ahead of that process. have you said that as a mentions to countries in particular, play to an absolutely vital role in helping to get us to the state. and that is a mountain cutter. as for the other members of the gcc, i've had occasion over the past many months to, to talk to them about the relationship with iran, which is a challenge for each and every one of them,

including for us and to discuss in that context. some of the efforts that we were making to bring home or wrongfully detained. american. so again, i don't want to speak for them, but i think everyone is supportive of that, of that effort. with regard to the, the, the resources i think it's very important to be very clear about exactly what this involved. as you know, this involved the access buyer on to its own money. money that had accumulated in korean bank as the result of oil sales that are on made, which were lawful at the time. those sales for me and from day one our sanctions have clearly and indeed always exempt the use of resources for the amount of training purposes. because our, our aim is not to harm the iranian people. our problem, our profound problem is with the iranian regime. so from day one,

these are ronnie and moneys that were in a, in a korean bank have always been available to around to use for the amount of train purposes. but for a lot of technical reasons, they weren't able to access those funds where they were. so the funds were moved to another bank where we have absolute oversight of how they, how they're used. and they can only be used for the amount of training purposes. and we have absolute confidence in the process and the system that's been set up by the way, the previous administration administration prior to work or is it set up a similar mechanism that was never used but exactly for these kinds of purposes. so we're very confident that the funds, the iranian funds that have been made more easily available to iran as a result of the actions that we've taken will be used exclusively free amount of training purposes. and we have the means and mechanisms to make sure that that

happens. thanks very much. what that was, the us secretary of side anthony blinking, they're speaking about the prison. this will be city, spoke to the release prisoners shortly after they landed in doha, cooling it, an emotional conversation. he also defended the deals, saying that freeing the unjustly detained as a top priority of the us government. he was that we don't to say that the us will continue to see if there are opportunities for diplomacy to the hotel rig ripples and northern law. the site they have sees control of 2 military bases and the town of glory near the border with more tiny and violence has escalated. since you in peacekeeping troops began withdrawing from the north pole out was demanded by molly's june to coordinate his side considering mobilizing the

service and have cooled off independence day celebrations. next week. i'll to reg rebels in the north of monte want autonomy for the days of the region they call otherwise. concerns to pull out by you in peace, keep as will allow molly's military to seize areas given off in the sci fi, a grade in 2015 alon did. tracy is a specialist of defense and security issues and principal at jane's, which provides open source intelligence and analysis. he joins us from bordeaux in front. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. first of all, can you just outline how dangerous the situation is right now? i think to, uh, the situation is definitely degrading the marion military as a apparently experience several setbacks. and these issues against these militant groups uh, which uh were signatories to the all during the course of 2015 and $2.00 of the problems that molly's facing with the jihad. these groups,

the fact that she moved to is in circled in the state of blockades and kind of be re supplied. so definitely feels that the not even really through using the back food does it has not been seen since 2013. and it's very hard to say where the situation is going to go, but it's dissing the cause for concern. and there's a high probability that things will get just worse. it has the you in withdrawal trinkets will help triggered the slightest round of funding. well, i think it started before it was the, i think the french withdrawal was the 1st step at least because the french where very effectively targeting uh uh on the, the, how these groups. and we're seen as an important garden to us. uh, and the respect of the oh, which is a chord by the uh, to our new we can group seen the goals. and so the, the part of the french which was met with the degree of incredulity by some of the, the 4 groups already taught in, uh, these,

which were seen now. and this was only aggravated by the departure of the you and you should do remember that the you and never had a mandate to enforce these. and then you don't have an offensive mandate that were there to act as a stipulation force so that their ability to carry out operation against all the groups with limited. but the presence alone help to keep things in check. i would say probably the how will the groups fighting the ami um in of a working together. are they finding each other at the same time? no, it's a, it's a very complex situation that you how do you start? definitely doing their own thing and finding each other, the stomach, stating the guns. hara is fighting the support group for is the most things which is a medicaid affiliate. meanwhile, the, the secular toward i'm groups are the, i've made it very clear that they're not connected in any way with hardy's. and these groups are divided using tools that are still somehow connected to the

loyalty co and those that are against it. and on top of that, you have, of course, the, the molly nomic forces. so it's quite a complicated the setting and that they are obviously much, much deeper issues here. i mean, can this conflict to be solved only through military means at this stage? d, thank and i don't think so. i think the deep seated issue is the feeling of marginalization . is that the know of, of molly as always had with regard to the cells and of that to the issues are of much to do with security as well as so surely cannot make developments. and the lack of recognition of these problems by the central government. and this is not something use something that has been going on in one way or another for the last 60 years. and the militaristic approach which consist is simply, you know, technical issues with the force as long as input in the field that could work in

the future given the situation. okay, thank you so much. that is one, did tracy, a specialist of defense and security issues. thanks so much for your time. to libya now we have risky work is a struggling to identify decomposing bodies in the city of donna. the city was devastated a week ago off the 2 times collapse following heavy rides. thousands of people were killed and 10000 are still missing. there are growing concerns about the spread of disease, tells drafted reports or over a week since thousands of people were killed when 2 dams burst and sent a wall of water and mud, crushing through the eastern libyan city of thermal. the search for bodies goes on . many people are still missing and fed dead, many bodies a. so decompose that,

identifying them is proving difficult and disturbing the search and rescue teams the to then so the, the muscles are the libyan. when i put on the bodies, i swear i cry. i can handle it, but it is god's swell. so you have to hold up and put out the body and there was a body that was cut into 2 parts right before us. there is nothing to do but to point out the bodies. what can you do with so many people on accounted for so many presumed dead. the freight of disease increases by today. health workers have been signing sizing. the streets looks going to be the lack of medical stuff created a crisis. 3 or 4 organizations are focusing on treating patients and the injured. so this created a problem in infection control. the lack of infection control creates the possibility of disease transmission. and there will be types of bacteria that could

be hard to treat some survivors as a return to what remains of their homes and are overcome with grief. again, as if we found dead bodies of neighbors, friends, and loved ones, i cannot explain of volunteers from across libya have crossed the front lines, ignoring violence and political unrest that have existed for years and is deeply divided country so many civil life is want to know how this dissolves to happen, and who might be responsible for the system that i have a small family of 6 from my extended family that i'm more than 48 people. mister gold would punish the people who were supposed to take care of it down to you and says that more than 40000 people have been forced to flee that homes. and that set them all the right side of care for that could have it was just like a dream we called comprehend, says this man, we just comp comprehended yet help from

a broad continues to arrive. so fall, say international libyan officials is just not enough child stuff, but i will just 0. the specimens of sport down wins. england ad directly will count, but it wasn't pretty, wasn't jim know it wasn't it. tom, but england stands in captain courtney bowl says the team are continuing to improve off to validate his victory out of all cop eva japan. it wasn't a convincing when they was england struggled and philip dissolved 2nd hop. try help trying to gain ricocheted of jerry wallace test. and while the destinies play a song expecting to hear the referees with low for a new rules run into tried english for tries to know 4 and 5 and the previous 5 matches assess before solve. when adding england, a scientist point in time,

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