the, the, there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure, no counter. and the other one, my name's sorry, this is a new style line front. so coming up in the next 16 minutes, this riley army is cooling on its was of brigades on the border with 11 on his tensions escalate with head for loss is really strikes across 11 on the lakes is hitting a she a town in a christian majority area, nearly 600 people have been killed in the past 3 days. families in morning in gauze

and thousands of palestinians are killed onto that homes and shelters come under is rarely attack pregnant women and children, along with that. on china conducts a rad public test launch if an intercontinental ballistic missile into the pacific ocean. the hello welcome to the program, as well as cooling out. it's was a troops along its northern buddha, as it steps up, what it's cooling, extensive strikes across lebanon. at least 3 people are killed, 9 injured in an is riley attack on the predominantly she, a town of miser, in the christian majority. cassandra, one region, nearly 600 people have now been killed since israel began it's offensive on monday . 50 of them all children to mean law. hundreds of thousands of people have fled

from that homes and the self 11 on to escape as well as a tax money, a taking refuge in temporary accommodation as well. that has hit back with me. solid rocket attacks against israel, among the places hit was a moving city, a sausage. meanwhile, in gaza, israel also launched more attacks overnight. a nice, fussy 5 people have been killed and the latest wave of strikes. well, we have several correspondents covering all the latest developments. we have gabriel, as on the, he's live at the united nations way as well as escalation and 11 on. and the one goal is to have dominated the annual un general assembly of speeches. we also have comedy whole kids at the white house, honey, my food will be long for us to darrow, by the in central gaza. then we have zane bus robbie standing by with a nicest reaction out of a non we also have dosage jabari. she's an 11 on and by routes,

and we're on con is in march, june and southern 11 on the 1st. let's begin with this report by ali. hash them from one of 11 on the biggest cities tire, which has been caught up in the middle of an escalating conflict between has paula and israel. i'm driving into the neighborhood of harsh, which is one of buyers, eastern suburbs. several strikes took place here. over the past days. we'll try to show you the move here. the area. it's quite empty. looks like right? except for some people just leaving and we're getting closer to. whereas the company is the latest attack here. can see the building, the so it's not really possible to drive for much time here. that's why i'm showing is to

leave. it's really becoming dangerous, especially in the middle of a residential area. people. most of the people i've left most of the people are evacuated. and of course, getting here comes with a lot of i actually am i just, you know, as far as moving 300 schools across 11 on have opened the doors to the display. some 40000 people have already taken shelter. that a much needed refuge as, as well as ministry expands. it's a tags across the country side of hold. it begins with this report from beverage, mon, well, they 3 of as well. sustained air results on living on a campaign that's army says is about destroying as well as military capability. the

area of operations is expanding. strikes are no longer confined to the south and east. they are reaching other areas where hezbollah has a presence. for the 1st time targeting positions in mount lebanon on north of b route and 20 kilometers south of the capital, a building was destroyed along the main highway. the strikes are causing widespread destruction and casualties already in their hundreds are mounting. strikes are now getting closer to the country's biggest city outside has well a stronghold and bade with southern suburbs where commanders have already been killed for weeks. we have been speculating if and when border confrontations will spirals into war. it's week to of a new phase in hostilities. it may not be all out war, like in 2006, when israel laid siege to 11 on bombing the airport blockading seaports. leveling parts of bait with southern suburbs as well as targeting regions outside as well as

influence. but for the people of lebanon, this is very much for hundreds of thousands are believe to be on the move in seems similar to the last major war between as well, and has beloved in 2006 ambulances, racing in all directions for a while in various abundance of taking the day before yesterday strikes started getting closer and is rarely plains were in the sky. for sure, we were scared bit by bit it reach the fields outside the village and inside it of course we could not stay everyone a scared. we carried ourselves packed our clothes and left the hezbollah to is hitting deeper inside israel targeting areas that have still not been evacuated. it has promised, as well as military actions, will achieve its stated war goal of returning tens of thousands of people to their homes in northern israel. for the 1st time and 11 months of fighting has below

launched a long range weapon towards tennessee. it was seen as a significant escalation and the message that its capabilities have not been destroyed. hezbollah has committed itself to keep fighting until the war on garza ends. and that the whole a very thoroughly, the most sense settlers to their homes, which cannot be done without going into this are scalable diplomacy has not been successful. neither will of, as a, and it won't be successful with women. and as i can see, the lebanese officials say this is an unprecedented attack by israel, and they are disappointed with the position of the by the end of ministration. it is not strong, and it is not promising is what the foreign minister here said. there doesn't appear to be a window for diplomacy, at least not yet. center for their elders either. they don't a. okay, let's go straight to zane bus. robbie is live in amman because

a is there any government has found out, is there a from reporting inside israel and i want to start with this breaking news that we all guessing just in the last half an hour or so as a in the israel is cooling up, it was of troops along it's northern buddha, as it steps up, what it's quoting expensive as strikes across 11 on. clearly things are only about to get was to yes, this is a clearest indication of getting more escalation. prime minister benjamin netanyahu held a flurry of meetings this morning. no doubt. this was one of the main things being discussed. these really military announce new assessments. they help press conferences and as part of those assessments, situational assessments. they've been carrying out routinely throughout the past week. they say they've called up to reserve a gaze for operational emissions in the northern arena. they say is, is it is to enable the continuation of combat against has below for the defense of

the state and to create the conditions to enable residents of north of israel to return to their homes. one of the main state of names of the government and the military in the past week or so in our brigade is about 20024000 personnel. so there are potentially thousands of troops that will be activated to go into this area. and it is something that goes along with what we've been sharing from the is really government the military for several days now they want to change the security scenario with has full law on backorder. there's been speculation about creating a buffer inside loving these territories. there's been unconfirmed, we have to say on can from speculation of, of some sort of ground incursion. india's rarely press for days now. and what is real generally does is they threaten, they warn they put on board and then they sent troops in. so this would track with what's been done in the west bank and gaza, and that is going to be a serious concern to the population of israel. this opening up is the northern

front is not exactly a popular move, while there is still a lot of support for continuing the war and gaza. most israelis did not want to see the war, expand on the northern front. do not want another conflict with 11 on with his bull . remember in 2006, the 2 sites far to a stalemate. that was costly and is rarely lives. and people will be concerned that that may happen again as a night will. so want to ask you about something that happened a few hours ago, a israel sent it in to sent today. but mistake miss saw which was 5 by hezbollah. 2 words a tel aviv the 1st thoughts size of work it to targets the capital city. what sort of reaction has they've been a by israel. busy to was in a time to this a type which of course it was intercepted, but it gives you a sense doesn't it, of what has, but it is capable of well, i'm certain that perhaps this escalation what the troops may have been or response to that attack by his beloved which the pressing is real,

described as the 1st time that his bullet fired something so big at a target. so significant right at tel aviv, which is a red line for these where the government, they set it over and over again. now this will certainly be a concern. remember benjamin? that's and yeah, who's missing all along. he wants a paradigm shift at the northern border. he wants a complete security overall when it comes to dealing with the existential threat that as well that represents. so after a week of all kinds of attacks, including intelligence and espionage and kinetic attacks and missiles and, and drones after all of the aircraft that flew in the skies for all of the hips. that as well. let's look for them to be able to launch this attack. sends a clear signal to israel that they remain a threat. and that is something that not only the government in the military will be taken seriously, but will be sending shock waves throughout the israeli population. not just in tennessee but throughout the country that as well as still after all of this able to reach and so the okay for now. thank you zane bus robbie that for us in amman,

i want to bring in iran call. now he's in march and you and in southern 11 on a number on i want you to talk to a through to me, the latest strikes that in 711 on the fest it whether there's been any reaction to tool to this news that israel is now uh, cooling off its was a troops along the northern border that will be a loss of concern now raised by this. a news as you certainly weren't hear anything from hezbollah. hezbollah has always said, as they all prepared for any scenario, how soon this role of the lead to of hezbollah was very clearly speech a few days ago. he said, if they try and put a buffer zone into a southern lebanon, they will fail. they say that this is a will of reckoning. his bullet has been preparing for a ground invasion of potential ground evasion. since 2006,

it's something that they know that they can. they have to deal with what they've prepared enough to be able to deal with. it only has bullet really knows, so there won't be any has bullet reaction. they'll certainly be strong reaction from the lebanese government, cooling this, a threat against lebanon. all of that will come in a few hours to come room. this is only just happen, but it's a real warning by israel to has been, uh, it's designed to put has bla, uh, on edge. uh, it will certainly make them a little that think a lot more about what they do next and we're on, if you can bring this up to date with the latest strikes. i believe the latest figures we're getting from the lebanese health ministry is 23 people have died in the latest attacks today across 11 on what's happening uh where you are

as well. that includes women and children, and we are now hearing paramedics as well. i'll get you a more accurate figure in the coming hours on the women and children and the paramedics, they've been killed in those attacks. in the last few moments i've heard at least 2 strikes coming in. these really me announced a few hours ago. they were concentrating on never to you, a governor, and that's exactly where i am. and that's exactly where i've seen all throughout the afternoon. we've seen the strikes take place. now there's 2 things that are going on here. firstly, it's the offensive as strikes that take place, those strikes that is role sizes design to non count has bullet infrastructure and then the reactive strikes that are taking place. every time we hit a barrel of hezbollah rock is going to is wrote about 15 to 20 minutes later. we see an asteroid in that area are okay, many things about iran,

calm that for us in a southern lebanon. let's get the picture in a root. we can speak now to do a search bar, a tool, so you are at a display displacement center in the capital. so to look through some of the stories you are hearing that as, as many people who are concerned about what is happening in the south move to. a words they routes and to these displacements centers. the yes, where in one of the daily 300 says schools that if it's turned into shelters to house to displace this particular public school is now home to about 250 people. the classrooms have been turned into bedrooms and the people tell their their story. so here are very, very narrow. it one family lives, their village, their home and a village of the border and the south. they said that they have to flee very

quickly. they were rockets falling all around them and they had 5 children. they said they got into their vehicle, they're all the matters to take their documents with them and nothing else. and they drove to the roots. now it's a 100 kilometers from where they live to the capital, which usually takes them just over an hour just to 20 hours to get here. we're exhausted, they were scared and they're very worried about their future. this was a serious, sadly that i've been living in at 11 on since 2011. they're very concerned about their covering days and weeks. the other people that are here, we spoke to the fact that they're very grateful for the health because they've received this facility is being organized by a local charity at run by an m p. it's not the government that is helping these internally displaced celebrities. we've seen us throughout the day neighbors in this area, godaddy closed mattresses like took the pillows for the people that are calling this place whole now. and so it gives you an idea of how the community is covered together to help those that have been displaced. but certainly the feeling here is

that there is no clear and sites in this house like that. it's only s ladies. it does make you feel about how long they're going to be here. a dose, a just for a view is safe. i just want to bring some breaking news that we are hearing. it's coming to us on. the news was coming in from his reading media reports now that prime minister netanyahu intends to call a cabinet meeting for a security cabinet meeting. i'm hearing for $1700.00 gmc, which is in, in about an hour as time. so that news just coming in to us from the news wise is really media reporting prime minister netanyahu. busy going to cool a security cabinet meeting for 1700 a g m t less returned to door set jabari. now to say you're, you've been talking to people who have been displaced over the last few days. 11 on the course, the country that has faced huge amounts of economic hardship in recent years gave

us a sense of how strange authorities all that when it comes to helping displace people the providing food, providing medical care how, how, how capable all the uh to do with the crisis of this nature across is that obviously is, is nowhere near ending. so it shows that all these events in this country's history, i don't have to talk to one of the volunteers here and i asked them, what is the government doing to help you because they food and the supplies that have been donated. here i've always been donated by private charities and he said to me, when i asked that, what does the government do it you said. 8 government gives you an idea of how people feel about the countries the crystals that policy should. so really what is

highlighted here is that this is our community looking at after there are there is there government set the governments available to help them. so people are helping each other. we have neighbors from this area, donating money, donating supplies and clothing. so they said people that work here are not quite revolving here, and here are now it's hopeful that the government will be able to help them. this is wonderful. here over 300 facilities of cost level known as, according to the countries for this or over 500000 liberties of the display. so there's clearly going to be a huge strain on this countries infrastructure, which is already, i really invested as a result of the country's economic partners. so there's very little hope that today will be assistance from the governments, but at least you will hear feel taken care of for us by their neighbors for the time being. okay, to a sense of bar a uh that 1st and favorites. and i just wanna bring you some tickets that we are actually guessing just now in the was from the office of migration. they all saying

that, i mean we've been doing it also talking there about displacement. they actually giving us the latest displace, biggest in 11 on at least 90500 and so see nearly displaced. people have been reported in lab and on. and if you just think about the best uh over the course of the last 48 hours, uh, that is a hugely a distressing number. 90500 engines. that's a nearly displaced people that's got reaction now from the united states, from the white house we can speak now to can the whole could. so i want to put to you this news that has just come through to us. this a, a meeting of the security cabinet that has been cooled by prime minister netanyahu, 1700 gmc. so we. 6 know that we've heard from the white house in the last hour. so they've been talking about the situation in 11 on saying it's hugely concerning what, what model have have they said?

well, what we do know is that the white house is in touch with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what the national security council spoke 1st and john kirby has been saying, is that the position of the white house, something that it says repeatedly, is that it believes that is that israel has a right to defend itself is commenting on the missile strikes the most recent ones by has the law into northern israel and what it saying is that israel should not have to endure whether it's in the north or to it's west repeated strikes and that the displaced is riley should be allowed to return to their house. and so the message from john kirby is that israel's not have to live with these threats and it's, it's time to bring this war to an end. and so the reason that the best way to

do that is through de escalation, something that the united states caution does real to do. but in fact, israel did just the opposite. it escalated not de escalated despite the u. s. warnings, so the message from the united states is the best way to do this is through diplomacy. and it also says, despite reports to the contrary, the positive 5 in the edits team is committed to still working towards the cease fire. yeah, kimberly, i wanna reiterate that point that you are making the united states over and over again, making that point about the is riley's and countries in the region having to de escalate even yesterday at the united nations general assembly. we had president biden saying exactly the same thing and yet here we are just in the last out here in the israelites cooled up its was. a troops along its northern border as it stepped stop attack. so no, and really to the escalation. okay. many things for that can be whole cut that for

us in washing in 10 that's bring in, gave well as on day was at the un headquarters in new york. so these is really a tax across the 11 on a now this news that as well as quoting office, was a troops along its nolan border likely to continue to dominate day to if the un general assembly without a doubt, of course, i think there's 2 general assemblies that are essentially happening, there's the official schedule and then there is everything else and what i mean, everything else. i mean guys that but particularly 11 on we saw that on tuesday with many of the speeches, many of the meetings and the comments that we've been hearing from heads of states and diplomats administers both publicly and privately. all the focus is on levon, on how to stop israel's continued aggression there. we will see that as the day goes on here in new york at 6 pm new york time,

the un security council will be holding an emergency meeting on 11 on again. that will be at about 6 p. m. local time here in new york. this was a meeting that was called by france, a permanent member of the security council, slovenia, who holds the rotating presidency of the council, decided to schedule that urgently for later later today. later on wednesday, we expect to hear many different countries that will be speaking there perhaps also some briefers from united nations as well briefing on the situation. but it just gives you an idea of how important and how critical the situation is 11 on right now. and how is dominating conversations here at the united nations in new york. okay, thank you for that. and gabriel, as owns, are that un headquarters in new york, you be monitoring all the latest developments from the united nations general assembly. that's 10 now to gaza,

where it's really forces continue to kill thousands of people, including and women and children. even in the last few hours, let's go to honey my mood. he's outside alexa hospital and they're all by the attacks in gauze. a continue took us through uh, the latest that you were hearing. the yes, well, the tax continues across the golden ribbon in this particular place, the healing place. the hospital has just turned into a stage for a funeral, or the round. the clock that we've seen seem fairly hours of the morning, but overnight attacks and early or is all earlier hours of this morning and throughout the day is just the trucks stretched to up to about couple hours ago. a tops across the southern part of distributing learning that the northern part of robust city, the central area unplugged the northern part of the 3rd we talk about entire families being attacked deliberately, a talk inside their residential homes here in the central area of great refuge

account with about 5 people that's the mother will happen to be pregnant and for very children, 5 total people from one family inside their home for where killed the floor for the children's happy to be in their gmc or so there's still have had a lot to see in their life, but their life was brought to an end because of the ongoing got talk, been rubbed by 50 in northern drop by 6 people are from one family and they just happen to be there this way. it's families of the family that was targeted and killed in northern part. that's a lot of family. these are the remaining surviving family members who ended up being killed in earlier attacks in northern by and the other family members were killed yesterday. and they have taught in northern iraq by in northern part of the gulf stream, including 4 other people killed across the city of it through the intense bombing campaign on residential homes. what's really concerning this time is the fact that

not only these really military has been using food as starvation as a web fence. and this works. but the fact that it, it started the bulldozing areas in which people looked after and started to plan their fluids because food has been very, very short in terms of its terms of food supplies, getting into the northern part goals in terms of other basic the fact that the p people came up with the turnover and started to find it, whatever areas that was available for farming in northern garza and honey it's, it's not just food, it's water, it's disease. how all the medical facilities and the hospitals dealing with all the effects of that well, as of now, it's safe to say that it's a multi layer task or via across the gaza strip. old public facility use old public health care facilities, happy. it's either destroyed completely or severely damaged. here's

a prime example of what we see on daily basis. the best, the vast majority of people who are di, inside the hospitals because of the lack of medical supplies, injury the right to the hospital. and just the 1st couple hours the, the, the get the attention of the medical is stopped, but soon, soon enough, there are no medical supplies to you, then to intervene and to save their lives. their lives either in dies view or in the emergency department without any proper medical intervention whatsoever. they end up losing their life. and we have documented cases of to day and people who were injured in earlier talks in the back portion centers in schools. and then the site on the refuge account do or for now did this morning because they've gone through their ones that were not it's readable due to the acute shortage of medical supplies. one thing here that we keep hearing it from, not only the local medical is soft, but also the medical emissions here who volunteer to operate here at to perform the surgery is necessarily needed surgeries to save lives. you talk about the, the,

the shortage of basic necessity. we're talking about um, the septic, the gauze, the off, the bandages that are needed during operations because of that this the, the wait for hours until you find out an alternative to help them with the surgeries. but again, it's a really, it's a really late for the, the patients are, we've are undergoing the surgeries and they end up being in di, seo, couple days later the are for announced that this is the situations inside the hospital. true. it has turned into a stage for a funeral, not a place for healing. thank you for that honey. my mood that for us in their outbound side i like so hospital. let's return to the situation and 11 on weekend tool. so you'll see nickel bag, he's an analyst and associate fellow at chatham house. he joins us now from london . thank you for your time. you'll see. so 1st i want to get your reaction to this news that we're getting that all style the israel has been,

is cooling off. it's was of troops along is no, then buddha, what do you think this means? it's not sure i'm supposed to install some possible versions. one, a similar type of ation full or down to positions and entering and why would they would expect that following the involvement and the stage at the same of the same day? it was i and i've that least limited adult operations at so it time and then possibly it's interpretation of a function of pollution. but it's also can be a defense or a act to see in case that is by the time to change the in the phase of the condition today to those little bit last week being so its own its own. these are the builder as well. yes. possibly this is, is one that we should take a into account. the most likely i think is a building around invasion for me is

a due date. so softly i've been a n n a just just looking further into the ground evasion. i mean, the last time we had something like this back in 2006 of the ground invasion didn't go very well. uh for the is really they will be very conscious of that one thing. i all of those things go next. it doesn't matter that things come go old and what was usually a go and get one point tail or another pay. but i think the idea is to, as a limited authorization, it pushed it is by law is military or protective, and drop as a staff to the lead time of your visa and, and, and then we go back to days that he bowed up. that i a twin full some, some of the, a political agreements possibly to enforce a un security resolution 170-144-2006. but it

doesn't mean this, you know, this kind of flaws. corona is going, quoting towards the military, started use their planning in advance. has paula has an aust know of 100250000 real kits and drones and long range missiles that is widely known. why do you think they haven't used those? yes, against israel, why haven't received them grow will out or from prison a so that deep, i think the supplies test that talked to by the explosion of the page on the walkie talkies last week that the, the 11 of the survey wishing to organization this followed by eliminating the launch felt so fits me, those shape which makes it between lack of communication and, and, and, and the leadership the probably looking for way to re establish itself. we knew we

sincerely, this makes it a little difficult for them. but also that is the field one because and for me is that where the face by that using to stay the in the, in the full scale rule and we've visited with signature, discoloration, that's the, the me sounds of launched the pen and paper in three's last the last night it's which is as far as as the center towards the end of the and my at nissan was intercepted. so that's the question a if there's the capabilities to launch on the new condition with the, the, the weight of the attendance. as a result of fades to the whole, even even more severe responses by, by these are the defense offices. i'm and i'm very curious how to order it is, is randy's inside the country feel about this latest escalation. because now you have, as you say, this, this latest attack this morning, this ms. solve that

a nanny made its way into tel aviv bringing the crisis right into people's homes. nearly a, do they support what's happening? of course i used to have some there last night and there was kind of a white pin scene in there. what's going to happen? but in the center, i think it was defaulting to know which, which is evacuated in very few people. less than one that isn't so the salvation that they came to send to people expect something to happen to us. the idea of, but i think one of the guys over the nation said some more controls, i'll say, maybe not enough, is the truth conceived in the way that it will always come back to the i think that is for it to unity when it comes to the, when it comes to the what we mean in the knows that the sensitive definitely by lies know listen to a talk. he's a, this is on accepted. the thoughts of the nursing is a, is to be a fox you. i didn't display 60000 people is the results. so i think it's leasing

for the time being. that would be most of both of the governments when it comes to a, a, to the know so to the war against piece by that then you guys yeah, i mean, what do you think as well, the old, the, is ready all these intentions all now in gaza because from what we can see from our reporting on the ground, there doesn't seem to be any reduction in the intensity of the strikes that use a to be genuinely the. ready to reduce fixed by this couple abilities any way, you know, so, but shipping so many of fits, need the sheets to fall sick to go back to the negotiation type. but again, volts can go very honking. and at the same time when soto, so by talking military thought, it gets also killing civilians. that's true. it can change in, in nature. but i think the, the plan to begin with is to false. the handle of is by law also send

a very clear message to you on that. these are stealers, different police to have, as by the and how to the bentley. and as it is to force them to go back to you on the resolution $17.00 day award, which to be to be, to be honest. it's what the situation should go back in which on the side of the spectrum issue of security and sort of the resolution. yes. hey, i appreciate your time today and you'll see michael bag analyst and associates fall . busy to test him house a speaking to us back from london. thank you. of the head on out. is there a report from a mexican town in the hall to fay? tough for control of one of the wells most powerful drunk hotels. and one is behind the record number of internet shutdowns by authorities in the past year, across many african nation. the, the latest news,

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[000:00:00;00] the in watching out is there in line to us on top, sorry, is this alice as well as cooling off was a forces along the lebanese for the slightest strides, killed at least 3 people in the she had town of nice, right. in the christian majority to side one regions, maybe 600 people have died in the past 2 days of his writing for me as well. i has hit back with miss all attacks against israel. among the places hit for the northern city of south said any attack talking to the headquarters of feet and the side intelligence agency, municipalities was intercepted in gauze as well. it was a launch more,

a types of nights that needs 35 people been killed in the latest wave store. or 2 factions as one of the most powerful drug cartels in mexico have been fighting since early september. they want to control the city of korea. com, which is the base of the center low call. tell john home and reports from cody icon in the north west of mexico, towns people in cooler than having to adjust to a new reality. the one with bodies 10 up on the street daily when way schools are closed, businesses have reduced hours and 2 weeks off to the start of a civil war and this in a lower cost. so spot by the rest in the united states have one of its found is there's no end in sight. the local economies hurting the chamber of commerce estimates. it's losing $25000000.00

a day. it's almost have fraud and i don't have global boots up. see if you've restaurant from us to 46 years later, it's an institution. it is wondering how long we can hang on. the name of. we've talked about 15 percent of all usual customers, but people don't want to come out because there are risks. this guide. let's see how long this last, you know, i know i can say he's closing 2 hours earlier than usual buses to take his stuff. i work, run out all the criminals have told the population by social media to stay home at night. that's when they take people away instead of the very public shootout. so the 1st few days, what we're seeing now is at the warring factions a kidnapping. people killing them and then dump in their bodies on the streets usually overnight, but in the day time as well. it's just early afternoon hearing today. can. there

are 5 people that just turned up that denise mold and 70 bodies of the paid for the missing out number then says he's about cruise. she leads of all re upload towns of voluntary greece. have been searching for the disappear yes. within the last 2 weeks, that numbers showed up high the never before the civil a lot of the, i guess all types of cruise desperate families whose relative has just been taken crying austin, to do where to go for families who have already gone to the authorities but that total, nothing the police national guard and the only room here, $30000.00 in total, that they haven't been able to stop the fights. and yet when the person that's close on you, the all parties arrive and things have already happened. that are key points, communities, where did they know the coming of the groups are? they should go and act before things kick off the face. they'll strategy for that. and after it's happened, there's no point in i see

a state that's important against organized crime. they happen to be well forensic services continued to pick up bodies on the main road out town and residents can only look on what's become the new don't home. and how does it clear can china has testified and intercontinental ballistic missile into the pacific ocean. it is rather these tests to be publicly acknowledged and they usually take place in isolates of inland areas rather than it see, the ministry says the move was routine on compliance with international tenny chang reports from basing. it was interesting that it was launched into the sea. we've seen quite a lot of me. so this all tests in recent years hopping in among go to the o as in the west and province of syngenta, whether or not this is areas. this clearly flew over the space of other nations,

the pillows said they had been informed and this test to be conducted on the format of international law and the conditions of international. but i think heading into the pacific, there is certainly a message that's why we see other chinese may be involved in says complex to carry around taiwan, but also with the territory. the issues in the south china sea with the philippines recently. i think where we're coming up to national the next next week. the 1st of october in china is the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic of china. and i think missile tests like this are often an opportunity to celebrate the growth and development of china. but i think people will be very testily watching were, was heading into the pacific and to the area around the south. china. so concerned is mounting and focused on that. a $7000000000.00, economic bailout from the international monitor, monetary fund is faltering. the data was reached in july, but pockets don is accusing the i'm a,

a storing poncas don in. i'm after officials a meeting on wednesday to discuss the deal. the country's economy faced with slums off the he is a political instability is showing some signs of improvement that the governments anxious to maintain. meanwhile, moving the 3rd, if it's population is suffering from mental illness and anxiety and depression. health ministry says some of the causes arising prices and lack of jobs come off high to reports of nearly 50000000 people live in the hall. the capital of focused on spun job province. the city is a major industrial and economic help. but it's also home to a growing number of 4 people. mama and his family live in a makeshift changed up in the shadow of a part of the constructed apartment block exports through the scorching heat of summer. in the icy corridor window, he and his 7 children make

a meagre living by connecting plastic borders. defend for recycling on a good day there and a 1000 group b, which is less than $3.00. lot of other color, but i saw, i know you were going crazy without any way to earn a living. it's hard to survive and these tough conditions that just look at my family. how can i feed them like, alone by medicine will provide an education for my children. for us, these are just dreamily sit down with all the markets up front of people. many gone to forward, even the most basic items, the world bank estimates 40 percent of the population and living below the poverty line. which means that the wave on to dollars 15 cents a day. right in forward you an economic hardship pushing families and go worsening hardship. and that did leading to widespread anxiety and depression, around 80000000 people and focused on and now it's stop rang from mental illnesses . one clinical psychologist said young people in particular on affected

no degree a hot millnicky, even with degrees in hand, the youth face and lack of job opportunities leading to stress, extreme poverty, inflation and unemployment contribute to this mental health crisis. the government must take this issue seriously and address the basic needs of its people, job opportunities, health care, and education, which are fundamental rights like ignored jessica pool. even professionally scared, well, goodness, struggling guard. i'm a decent leader. died from his job and the tech started the factory and makes ends meet. by working part time i looked and started doing the here's what it imagine the, i guess i thought you a lot of you can't even imagine how deeply the financial crisis has impacted us. but we often blame inflation. many other factors are affecting our budget and family structures. if these issues aren't address, the consequences could be disastrous. very good. experts here raising awareness about mental health issues. there's grocer advantage increasing access to health

care services and community support. network gemalto the data lahore, puckett dawn in 2023. that was a record number. internet shutdowns across africa that is, according to the internet rights group access. now, you can, as ation says, authorities deliberately interrupted web access at least $283.00 times and $39.00 african countries. nicholas hack reports from deca for citizen journalist my to r c. c, words don't come as freely after being locked in jail for an online post. for every keystrokes, there is no hesitation. this sense of the presence always watching over him on his computer or device. when thousands in 2023 were protesting a politically motivated trial against opposition. figured we spend some to see say

took to social media to document what people were shouting on the street. the young journalist was convicted of threatening the state and fueling arrest his post permanently deleted from the internet. defiance he says, says he would do it again. oh, come, come on, please. oh, so that my jo times made me more courageous and also more cautious. i think i come out stronger and more determined to continue my generation at the forum on the internet for you to me now for go see systems among cyber activist journalists, policy makers, influencers and hackers, their goal to push back against growing internet repression. 2023. so a record $283.00 internet shutdowns across $39.00 countries wide spread. cyber blackouts took place in senegal, ethiopia, and getting well if you, because t great and i'm are our regions in, during a year long shut down kenya. and most of be also joined the list. these governments

say the restrictions are necessary to stop the spread of misinformation and prevent and rest witness governments west point now using natural disruptions during periods of unrest as well as during periods of elections. and ultimately, whereas, the justifications are numerous that provided by the states network disruptions undermine access to information. they undermine freedom of expression, they undermine citizens, access to education services, to help services, and they undermine the economy. at the 4 m. c. c hopes to learn from others. like okay, let's head to the united nations general assembly where we are now in the balance. i hear from you cranes and presidents. let's hear from the launch means lensky. your excellence is today. i want to tell you about day that has already passed and

a day that must never come. on the night of march forest 2022, i received one of the most dirty file reports in the beginning, all that full scale rocks and invasion against ukraine. very poor towards the ball drops and tags firing directly at the buildings of our ukrainian nuclear power plant. there's a breach in nuclear power plant is the largest one, and you are in 6 nuclear react ups, the russian army and stormed this facility and just as brutally as any audit during these war without thinking about the consequences possibly disastrous. this was one of the most horrifying moments of the war when no one could know how rational strikes on the nuclear facility will down. and everyone in your brain was reminded of what the chart level means. now the debris is yeah,

nuclear power plant 3 mice occupied by russian forces unfortunately. and it's a threescore for nuclear incidents. this is the major source of radiation danger in your possibly in the world. that's why interface formula i presented the fuels point is about nuclear safety in ukraine. we know exactly what we are dealing with. and i want to thank you, the general assembly members for adopting or is illusion in july this year on the safety of nuclear facilities in ukraine. most in the world understand what's at stake, the general assembly and demanded that drops injured to on control of the version to clear our power plant to ukraine. only then real nuclear security and will

return to europe and the world. and now about the day that must never come. since raj icons defeats our people's resistance on the battlefield, put in is looking for other ways to break the cranium. spirit. one of his methods is targeting our energy infrastructure. the visa, deliberate draws from the text on our pile of blogs and the entire energy grid. as of today, russia has destroyed all it's 10 or more power plants and a large part of our hydro electric capacity. this is how put in is preparing for winter, hoping to torment millions millions of ukrainians, ordinary families, women, children, ordinary towels or the or we'll just put you in once to leave them in the dock and cold this winter,

forcing you trained to suffer and surrender just imagine please your concert with 80 percent of each and there just has to go on with such a destroyed part of the system. what kind of life would that be in? recently i received yet and not an alarming report from all intelligence now, which it does seem to be planning it techs on our nuclear power plants and the infrastructure aiming to disconnect the plans from the power grid with the help of city lights. by the way, light is in general by the way, said the lives of the countries rocks. he's getting images and detailed information of all the infrastructure of our nuclear power plants. but what does these really sweat them? any style or droll strikes any grades ago?

incidentally, in the energy system could lead to a nuclear disaster. it dave like that must never come. and the most school needs to understand these. and these defense in pots on your determination to put pressure on the dresser. these are nuclear power plants. they must be safe. the latest change as well. 2 years ago in the fall of 2022, i proposed a comprehensive strategy to end the war and to ensure security and. and i presented that piece formula. and at highly inclusive political platforms, a world leaders that g trans assignments in indonesia representing billions of citizens from all parts of the gold. and it's important for us that all these people can understand us understand that you green ones to end the score

more than anyone in the world. war always pauses a threat to many you will see in the media and reads in the reports. what is happening in ukraine because of the process of war? it's something many are imagining it happening to themselves. and yes, the small from pies in war torn to see it is, can reach audit congress. and if god forbid russia causes and usually are disaster at the one the one of our nuclear power plants radiation will not respect state board is. and unfortunately, virus nations could feel that the staging effects many are consumed by the deepest understanding of floor is always found in the home. it destroys of the brain. young people who filled it full pain of this war is ukrainian children. quite

a longing to distinguish the silence of different types of artillery and drones. because so for us us war, it's our people who are forcefully, super easy by occupation because putting decided she could do whatever he wants. it's our hero of soldiers who are giving their lives to defend our country, from innovators trying to steal our land. that's why we say, rightfully so. that can be no just peace without ukraine. and i think every leader, every country that supports us in these, that understands us, that sees how russia it country more than 20 times larger than ukrainian territory, still wants even more land, more land, which is insane. and is season it day by day while wanting to

destroy each stable and rush at holland where his special body is for that north korea and iran telling choice of friends. now every neighbor, overall shay and you are and central asia feels that the war could come to them as well. and just think what's kind of lost is that would mean for the world. and i attend or nearly 100 nations and international organizations that have supported the beast borderline. it's truly in a global community, africa, asia, you are latino, america, north america, the pacific region, all united by that piece formula. and i am glad that the drawers to be signed me. it was so reminding all the un general assembly, everyone was equal all nations that participated in the be summit,

large and small, no v to right, no blocking authority. those that have been independent for ages and those that have only recently gained independence, those that have gone through wars themselves and those it costs them to peace. oh, all we are equal. that is what russia hates the most and cannot control. that's why russia says the geese formula doesn't shoot it here of the un already match with leaders from india and what the mileage of pain any delay took in finland, canada, part of why slovenia gemini, and others and, and my meetings will continue these different absolutely. parts of the world and various political ways of life,

but they share the same understanding. this is needed and it must be a real just piece. unfortunately at the u. n, it's impossible to truly and finally, a result of that as a war and base because too much too much depends in the security console on the v to power when they aggressor exercise v dap, our, the, you and these follows to stop the war. but the bees formula can, once again, there is no power in it. that's why it's the best opportunity for peace. every one is the quote and it's effective and comprehensive. when some propose alternatives have caught it, settlement plans so called sets of principles. it not only ignores the interest and suffering of ukrainians qual affected by the war the most.

it not only ignores reality, but also gives fortune the political space to continue the war and pressure the will to bring more nations on the control to any part of a well or alternatives. attempts to see these are infect, efforts to achieve allow, instead of an end to the war as a global initiative, the piece formerly as already existed for 2 years. and maybe somebody was a nobel prize for their political biography for frozen tools. instead of re lp us, but the only prices put in, we'll give you in return on more suffering and disasters, we must restore nuclear safety and our g must still being used as

a weapon. we must ensure food security. we need to bring home all our cap shipped soldiers and civilians possibly deported to our shop. we must uphold the un