to this in turn would likely mean a shop price in the price of manufactured coke of product life. calculate the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news, our live from headquarters and so high and getting out of gays are coming up in the next 60 minutes. searcy as presidents as curtis fighters and syria will be buried if they do not lay down their weapons. and as are based on airlines plane, with 69 people on board, crushes in context on money or fear dead. through the twins age, people are hospitalized including to children. i'm brothers. flights are scheduled from the city of as time down to the city of time. at least 25 palestinians are

killed and is really attacks across does us since dawn medical scene say they're struggling to treat survivors. we have so many restrictions because of the blockade. we have one model of antiseptic that we can use in a month. and christians in gaza gather to celebrate christmas under the stress of israel's genocide. one the welcome to the news. our hostilities have intensified in northern syria involving a curtis lead group. that's not a part of a deal to disband and unite under a new syrian military force. turkey as president as warren, those fighters to lay down their weapons or quotes the breeds. on tuesday, syria's new leader said, other armed factions had agreed to be absorbed into

a single army. but that agreement and does not include the syrian democratic forces . cherokee is, is part of that group as an extension of the curtis on workers party or p k. k, but it costs a 5 as a terrorist organization. does the we are determined to crush the heads of terrorist organizations that threaten the permit to a t. a both took it and syria starting with iso and the p. k. k. as i said off of the cabinet meeting, the old conditions are impossible to separate the mattress. it will either bid farewell to the weapons. well, they will be buried in syrian lands along with the weapons. all the sds controls the northeast are regions of syria seen here in yellow ankara and its allies control the areas in reds and have long been in conflict with b. s. b s. earlier to re key. it says if till $21.00. curtis fighters in northern syria and iraq that were preparing to launch an attack. and then southern syria,

the new administration is also grappling with continued is really in prisons, at least 4 people have been injured after is really forced, has opened fire on demonstrators demanding their withdrawal. we have our correspondence covering all the developments that are because of a good joining us from a stumble following reaction frontier key. but for us we cross over to us. i'm a been job aid who's joining us from the syrian capital, damascus. osama reports of classes between the us, the f and s, and a fighter is what more can you tell us about what's happening right now as well? the reading what we've heard the from the city and national army, a group for which is backed by took it, which can get map that you just showed has taken all of those areas that you see can read from kurdish forces backed by the united states. the dividing line, the means the freight t zivare on the west of the euphrates river is almost complete control of these forces. but on the eastern side there's the kurdish forces that are present and that the flash point remains the fishery. and um, and the co,

according to both of the and the finance they have been trying to take control from each other. we have been conflicting claims of responses of control over the deb. it's a partial area because for thousands and thousands of people in that area that, that provides not just more to but also sort of electricity. and both sides are adamant that they want to take the them without destroying the facility. that because it will effect for people in the area. so it is a flash point. it is something that took us these as an exist engine issue. we heard from that, i'm gonna shut off the new data here, talking about how in unified chain of command will ensure that they only fight as will carry weapons. are under the ministry of defense on the curtis for forces. they have the f on the west and bank of the faith. these are not part of that. the if you've heard from the lead them as the of the, in his interviews to other edits and outlets where he's talked about maintaining a line of communication with the new leadership here in damascus. but still have

not heard. why are they not part of this deal and what would happen to them? because to key it seems adamant that it wants to take them out one way or the other . okay. some of in java is reporting from syria from damascus. thank you for the time being on speaking of the turkey a reaction from there, we'll bring in some cost of elk grove, who's joining us from assemble. so a strong warning from the turkish president. so what more did he have to say? as. 6 there, and actually this is not a surprising statement by presidents are done as it is 0 for shall rhetoric by turkish governments. you know, as the y p g is considered as a serial base branch of the p k k a on code, i believes that they should either lay down arms for they should fight, then they will be defeated. but of course, i have to underline this for ford trick here for the turkish government, for the turks living in turn 2 kit and, and the syria kurtz and the p k. k, the, the, the on,

there's an ontology code problem and they are different. and it is not only the y p g that represents the kurdish community within syria. it is for sure that the kurds have been denied. they are identified the syrian government, bashar assad, and his father is redeem. for many years they haven't even been given any identity cars. but however, the courage ends at the 11 by the y p g, the spied other up position. curtis factions in syria, they want a decentralized government and its limits. it's ultimate in their own region, but to kids stays, the cards are really it. they should be freely moving back to their so there's like offering and other places that are liberates of a, from the syrian government forces. the bashar thought forces about and then to, to lead by the y p g, which is equal to the p k. k is impossible. enter kit is promise thing for

a said that is without what it's called terrorism in syria and it took you back to that way. okay, so 1st of all, the report of them is stumble. searcy. yes, and i'm thank you. or so the curtis led syrian democratic forces supported by the us controls, key areas of eastern syria, including oil fields, led by the curtis peoples protection units, an error of fighters, the staff, dismantled idols, last stronghold, and luck. a city in eastern syria in 2017. it controls parts of a level and a quarter of cereal. 900 us troops are stations in its territory to help prevent the resurgence of iso anchor considers the sds curtis factions to be terrorist groups, allegedly link to the curtis on workers party that's banned in turkey. a earlier we spoke to manhattan, that's a noun who's an assistant professor and critical security studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. he says they are in groups that disbanded in syria, will have to be provided incentives to remain as part of

a single national army. so what we see now is the former, on the, the former see, or the of the a said region is handed in its weapons to the new lea. a formed government to feel like the transitional government or temporary government. and this will, will shape the army. now we have a militia taking control of the government. this isn't on you. there are many uh, historical precedents. if we compare it to their rock, i think the syrian new region is looking at the rocky experience and what they have done this bonding and i have the number of these syrian soldiers just before the collapse of the subdivision is nearly 250000 members. and so disbanding, these people might prove to be a child. and just liking the rock, disbanding the rocky army resulted in the resistance. and many of the are the resistance members where

a member of before little rocky on me. because also they found themselves without salaries and you know, they lost their prestige and all the other privileges. so the see then you'll see what an army will depend on to me. in fact, it was the 1st is the type of the political game that is here. we are going to have . and the 2nd is, um, are they going to be, you know, the box, the size, the, the syrian army, are they going to disband the army altogether? or are they going to be integrated into a new modem you after that are looking at on the point that you mentioned of what kind of regime is emerging always seeing civilian oversight being institutionalized in these early stages of the armies development on your reading. know yet uh actually it's too early now to, to, to see because even the current political actors who, where uh, just a few weeks back. um melisha, members,

they have trying to come to tons and to bravo would be new realities to okay. as we mentioned is really forces open fire on siri and for testers. in prenatal the crowds were demanding that the is really military withdraw. busy from their lands, israel began expanding its occupation of the syrian golan heights. officer bush auto said was toppled on december. the 8th, the un says israel is in violation of 1974 agreements between israel and syria, to disengage forces or some of in job aid. joining us once again from the syrian capital damascus to tell us what you're hearing about the situation. and tonight to the end, these renewed is really incursions interest area land. that was the reason this has been an ongoing issue for the people who are living in a near the goal on heights is especially near if when they throw and villages have also been receiving the threats from the is the army telling them to evacuate?

according to the 1974 agreement in the district be a buffer zone where there should be no minute fee activity. but since the fall of the assad regime, israel occupied more to city and tennessee for multiple kind of meet is and what you're hearing from people. that is, it is really soldiers and military vehicles into this area almost on a daily basis. and then the return houses are being destroyed, people are being cut off and they are now expressing their frustration and i'm good . and when they come out, they also come on to find the most multiple people have been injured today. and they have been ongoing, these injuries have been ongoing in the last few days. that is really forces have continue to open fire on the best goal is to show the kind of cluster problems. trust is a problem. draw that up for the i'm of the shuttle and the they have to face not just in the north eastern part of the country, but on the rest of the border. they have to unify a chain of command. make sure that there's a stability inside the country and also try and tell governments like israel via intermediaries,

that they should abide by the international norms and rules. and we have heard from multiple foreign ministers who visited this country, that israel has to respect serious territory integrity and it's, it's border security because if it doesn't, this will not be a problem for sylvia alone. but it's just, it's becoming a region that is. okay, thank you. so i'm reporting from damascus in syria swan tomorrow head on the i'll just it renews our including escalating tensions between as lama bobs and trouble. as pucca, san launches cross border strikes into afghanistan and russia, which is a tax on ukraine's energy and water infrastructure, with temperatures due to plummets in the coming weeks. the 1st passenger plane has crashed and tucks done with $69.00 people on board,

including 5 crew members. both pilots have been declared dead. the aircraft went down near the south western city of octo emergency officials say it was heading from barcode to grossey. i'm belongs to as are based on airlines. authorities say at least 32 people have survived and they're being taken to hospital. local media says the flight was rerouted because of fog and grows name. how much i'm june has more seconds before the crash in context on the passenger plane, unimed gray, or 190 aircraft right hurdles toward the ground. according to emergency officials, these air by john airlines flight was headed from barcode to growth in the emergency service workers. quickly converged on the scene, not far from the airport in the south western city of october, while several have been reported dead, including both pilots. authorities also say dozens of people survived. they were seated in the tail section of the plane. this video shows rescuers pulling

survivors from the wreckage near sort of the emergency rescue operations. our troops on going at the present moment. currently 20 people are hospitalized including 2 children ambulance flights. our schedule is from the city of us down to the city of i can talk with whatever it is i was suppose to come at the airport in groves me. one man spotted his nephew who's been on the flight on a social media video showing you aftermath of accident is got to be hosted. it was here, i heard about the plane crash here in the airport. people started talking so i heard the local media reports say the flight has been rerouted due to foggy and grows me for now with an investigation still in its initial stages. the search for more answers continues. how much i'm drawing. i've just, you know, what's, what's really supple volleyball joining us now from moscow. what are we hearing at

this hour about the rescue operation really on where it stands? the risk information is under way investigates is a set showing for the planes blank boxes which will help to shut the lights on the crush. uh, several versions. uh so q nice thing in the media. probably the plain uh, collided with bugs. uh, after which a gas, simmons uh, exploded on both ends. the control system failed. there also speculation that the place could have been shut down from the ground, but we have absolutely no. 3 official conservation all dont according to a relative but one of the survivors passengers had allowed buying similar to an explosion before the crash. i know so deposits were supposed to be trying to avoid the crash until the very end. and so the captain tried to launch the plane in a field. meanwhile, as it was, john al lines cancelled all the slides from by crew. 2 girls, ne,

instructional and from box groups in the hutch klein druggist on. while the investigation is underway and the crushed plane was flying from about code 2 girls and as you mention of 2 kinds of sun and those rivers due to full so annually. uh um. what more do we know about the investigation at this hour as well? actually i can tell you the exact number of casualties, but we know that 29 people have been taken to the hospitals and the police seem to have survived. but the thing is, of course, may change. so we know that due to heavy folk, the lights from by crew to girl's name was rivers at 1st in the hutch corolla and then to a town and be a west of concepts, dawn and a food now. so that's the

a play sense and imagines the signal due to collision with the local buzz and it also reported a steering malfunction. oh so so, so now with that said the in grand 190 at cross was reduced in 2013 in brazil as more than 10 years. it's uh uh, carried out slights to virus russian cities and that have been no serious incidents with it before. so the investigation is underway and as i mentioned and several versions are on because right now, but we'll have to wait and see how it's going to what was which of them all going to to, to become fun. okay, thank you so much. will you also provide the reporting for us for moscow? thank you. of the israel's army has killed at least 26 palestinians in gauze us and strong this

morning. a drone striking the i'm but a is refugee camp, killed at least one person in the north and is really strikes target a tense at a school and gaza city, killing 6 people, including a child, be attack left, a trail of shrapnel. i'm blood's on tense setup. for the displaced also in the north police, 9 palestinians from the same family were among those killed and several is really strikes on giovanni o. in the south israel also carried out attacks and con eunice, killing at least 4 people to displace palestinians sheltering in a 10 tor among the dead. meanwhile, us food crisis monitors, as famine is unfolding in northern gaza due to israel's near total blockades on food supplies. and warrens up to 15 people a day will die of starvation unless age is let in. our correspond attendant for that. he spoke to a doctor and central gaza,

about the worst and in conditions. we pay a lot of attention to explosive injuries and the sniper fire, and we're seeing that all the time. but i wanted to give a minute to talk about the preventable depths that we see. you know, we have so many restrictions because of the blockade. we have one bottle of antiseptic that we can use in a month when we clean a wound to do a life saving intervention, even if we save the patient now, then the antibiotic resistant infections will take them later. we see shrapnel wounds, the wounds will never heal because there is no protein in the market. we see little children who have had diarrhea for almost a year now because the water filtration system, the reagents aren't here for it. and then we're seeing these unsung heroes, and i want to take a minute to really mention them. they are the people who are trying desperately to maintain some order in this chaos, to drink, dig punches for their camps to find drinking water for their cans. and they dig

these wells without the appropriate equipment and they are falling in and they are dying. there being a fixated and sewage, they are being fixated in water. no ones would have to die from us. and when these, these problems are coming again to the hospital, the big thing is it creates even more chaos because yes, we see the explosions. and we have mass casualty events. but in addition to that, we have the entire population that is not healing. and that is not able to make a recovery the medicine, the end to sceptics, the interventions this applies to do these things are just not there. and we have had to innovate. that is the best that we can do. and you know, while innovation can be a fun thing like it is miserable here, and it is taking, taking all of the energy from the stuff as they tried desperately to find clamps that are inappropriate for the work that they're doing, or needles that are 2 adults and cut through skin, we're using instruments,

it's really, i mean i think that if, when any outside doctor comes in, they can't even imagine what is happening here. a topic about as soon joining us now from data better and central garza so topic. the strikes have been unrelenting right across the gaza strip as installing this morning. yeah, that's right there. reading the gravity of the situation is escalating by the minutes and during the past and recent hours, we have received more updates coming from the director of commodities. one hospital the 1st time of sophia, we have been trying to contact him since the hours of this morning and the communications are quite pull in the notes of his strength due to the deposition was taken place by he confirm too, i will do 0 that a the is very minutes where you had to impose the very significant so you can come on as one hospice and i'm the past night has been described by him to be very close to uh whether you spell it military has do tonight to at least and it will be truck triplets and the facility will come out at one hospital, causing

a relative destruction and the want to time and also on the fuel tanks in that side, every time i go to a hospital, we have the just to close on the facility or the hospital it really opinions the grim reality and the wide escape of destruction that took place and youtube, i'm going military operation and he also, and he says, trust a that the, the entire doors and windows hope the hospice on has to be glowing out to due to the explosions resulted from the study repeated attacks and this is a part of an snapshot of what's going on in the north and t and the central area of the past. i was a bit critical for civilians and i'm is that right for a few decals where it's really quite cool to drones, have grenades on a people and even their houses in the north, full time is around this place has a very competitive significance for the east by the military duty to close location from the so called, it's a record to it. that's why this barrier has witnessed some sort of instability

during the past few weeks. talked about doing reporting from did and by and gaza. thank you. as well as well. in garza celebrations are more fearful than joyous in wrong con reports of 1st loans. this looks like a normal christmas mass in the middle east. however, this is garza and the genocide to fix everyone in the service. we're here at the church attending a mass service. we're not celebrating christmas. we arrived here for our religious obligation. so peace will be here for us. about $1200.00 christians living garza, 3 percent of the community has been killed according to the palestinian authority office and the strip some the putting on a brave face despite the whole row and have the price for the festival. i want to say merry christmas for the death of jesus. i hope this year will bring the goodness hope, and it will be a better year than the one before. though we are living

a hard situation with the will. we hope this new year, which marks a new bucks which these us can bring with a goodness and prospect, the whole economy, church, and goals. the city has become a shelter for the homeless. every family has seen at least one of their relatives killed by his rank forces. probably i knew i should. we're like any other humans. we suffer. we don't live the life we were living before christmas, and garza comes with grim numbers. more than 45200 postings dead, and that number keeps rising. and wrong coming out is there is really forces are intensifying. reeves across the occupied westbank and sending reinforcements to to, and cut him. they've killed at least 8 people in an operation involving airstrikes that began on monday. paula science health industry says to women as a teenager are among the casualties. there's really forces of cut electricity in

the city and destroyed roads and water facilities. meanwhile, another 25 people have been detained in raising the almighty refugee camp is really for, says escalated rates since october the 7th. launching nightly attacks. at least 830 powers bonanza been killed. more than 12000 people had been arrested. most of them without charges and the son who joining us from the dirt, they named capital. i'm mine because the is really government has bands alpha 0 from reporting their honda. so tell us about the latest rates and they occupied westbank and how wide spread they are. well, this is the situation we've been following for the last 14 months since these really military escalated. it's raids across the occupied west bank and both sides and scale the rate, but we've been monitoring into to get him and the new to ships refugee camp for the last 24 hours. these really army has killed 8 people there. there was several

jerome strikes. there is also severe damage to infrastructure like roads and water pipes and electricity now which is out of this is a common theme that we've seen in these raids. these really military says they're digging up the roads because they want to get rid of improvised explosive devices. but the palestinians say this is just another form of collective punishment of life under is really military occupation in the west bank. these really army has also blocked off a lot of different roads. we've heard from several different medical authorities who said they've had trouble evacuating those who've been killed and injured also around remo law. there are 3 different areas there that these really military has rated and blocked off roads for about 8 hours. but this situation has been escalating since the beginning of the war. and in fact, these really military, whenever they do comment about the occupied westbank, they say that they're only going to broaden these operations and they're not going to let up any time soon. okay, thank your homes. this one who was reporting from on jordan still

a heads on the algebra news our the, the, we're in the birthplace of jesus, bethlehem for christmas day festivities, overshadowed by israel's killing of palestinians plus sub class. and we bought from high chain with 20 years ago. more than 170000 people died during the indian ocean salami. now on the thing. so 5, once again, the a john inside the stones, round through nose knowledge and taking it 24 hours ago on this octave cloud here. leaving mark must have been damaging, have described his headings, excise hale that looks more like a cricket bowls and me, but think you have agree, but they've gone through now and the width is looking fine. unfortunately,

pat of guy might be getting the side. the weather is warming up in come with dogs and i'd be at $31.00 degrees above the average. not so we don't show breezing by our blanket, nor indeed in uruguay. heavy shall seem likely to break at any rate in brazil. obviously you've got that. we just saw from the options and i'm moving out through patrick line. believe you and western preserve that's hope is most the right and that's what i wanted. and then there's a likely increase in the right new western columbia, panama, and costa rica. we have had started in both haiti and the dominican republic and there are still light show and see, but i don't think anything like as heavy as a way that they move through that heading. you can talk in the next day. and so we're running up against the southern states at the states that has been flooding from pretty big share. it was in texas just recently did not know most of this time the winter is normal, which has dropped snow and it's still cold in the northeast. but the incoming snow is for british columbia, washington, oregon, and increasingly throughout california for the next couple of days.

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be using funds in our 57th image. and here inside you have size. you have a technology, fast fries, phone out your 0. the news the young, the top stories on the, on to 0 news. our fighting is intensifying between curtis forces and surface fact fighters in northern syria. turkey as president frederick tell you are the one views the crew to slide forces in syria as an extension of the outlaw p k k group. and can i try it in southern syria? the new administration is grappling with continued is really incursions. at least 4 people have been injured. officer is really forced,

has opened fire on the demonstrators demanding. there were just really forces of attack. the school in gauze, off worth thousands of displace palestinians were sheltering. the attack on 10 slots, 6 people that's including the christians around the world are celebrating the holy day of christmas. hundreds in the palestinian city of bethlehem gathered for midnight mass overnights the christmas eve in the birthplace of jesus christ. there is no large christmas tree in bethlehem's main square and no fest of lights. neither. abraham is a during the less than bethlehem and she told us the wrong that palestinians there are only holding religious services because of the war on garza take me. this is the big seriously with this is

a little feedback from bethlehem and have your own page and watch and it is performing now. as soon when the people are telling us that if they cannot physically meet, then at least they should be me. think of her to support one another during this difficult time. yes, it is for miss day here in bethlehem, but policy is 6. there's a little to celebrate as their follow, palestinians are the busiest because districts are undergoing a general side we are the lead. can we want to show the walls, but despite the hardships we are still dedicated to hope, love and joy, even within displacement comes in gaza. they are from a bad cold birds singing. and they have established this band

during the war. drum displaced teachers and displaced music students. i have my voice. it's my width and i'm confident my energy and feeling good. did each garza what would you do in garza? the song is based on a poem written by a gun was in po, within the year 2013. it's very significant for us to be performing this because of the sex the particular 11 years later. really, really as up to date, just give us they want, they want to live. instead, they are marking mothers christmas with their people under a genocide. maybe i'll get to getting it to like get you to listen.

the, the honest on where the pockets, donny military has launched. error strikes in the eastern province of packing, tick tock, killing 46 people, off gun officials of condemned. the attack was say, most of the dads are women and children processed on says that was targeting camps belonging to the pockets donnie branch of these hollow bon. earlier we spoke certain t as a girl, the executive director of center for research and security studies. he says there are arm groups operating in of dentist on that present the threat to pop the stones national security. it is very difficult to confirm the velocity of the claims made by the pakistani government. and so the claims made in and cause about the about the deputies focused on a different use having been hit just very difficult to confirm. but the reality is

that they are being attacks from this side of the border on suspected terrorist centuries. and this is a known fact that the optic uh uh, the like, eastern afghanistan had been subbing as the launch bag for a number of attacks that terrorist attacks that have to pick focused on, particularly this year. and it has been a 9 year high as far as dentist activity is concerned. and at the heart of this activity is that that he can kind of, i'm focused on, which, whose lead is central. he does live inside of glen as dawn and cobbling as a square of the tyler bond so far. the con dial. yvonne had been reluctant in taking any conclusive from the most of the action against them for the simple reason that they are being partners in the struggle against the us led, neutral forces for what to do. yes, it obvious the soul is more attention, more uh,

animosity between the 2 neighbors. but up, i think the better reality for the f 1 dollar bond is that they are all terrorist groups based enough con hassan, regardless of whether the of on i met at the stomach. emmett supports them or not, that these groups basically to present threats, not only to of pakistan but to ease onto this innovation, the public's and also countries like china and russia to the metra. the crux of the matter is that even countries which are sympathetic to the offline donavon vgm like russia and china, have also been expressing their serious concerns about the presence of these titus groups. the ok, russia, as long as the tax all across the ukraine targeting its energy infrastructure

casualties have been relatively lights as rush i concentrate on destroying gas, water and electricity grids, temperatures are such a drop. in the next few weeks, alex good topple us has more from tv. it's christmas morning and the creating capital keith, but people are spending sheltering underground that happens so early in the morning, my sister lives and how to even said it was very loud. i feel sorry for the city. the city of hockey was hit 11 times in russian missile drone strikes. us was president selected the keys of total creepy re and the city of the country is being attacked every day. press services and churches were interrupted late on christmas eve, as worshippers were forced to rush consultants for fun. i don't have a festive mood, but we hope for victory. we will celebrate holidays later next year. i hope so. the

country is in his 3rd year who people are exhausted. i'm a soldier and a share, the same thoughts with anyone else. 3 years of war is very tough, is very difficult to be separated from the family. i hope that christmas will make some people stop and make some people when and press in. i believe the piece will come. i really want to believe that piece will come next year. i hope so. energy infrastructure has consistent between the to look at russian strikes as winter temperatures are set to drop even further. the weeks to come. people have spoken to him, a pretty resigned about the war. all the optimism is pretty much evaporated as russian forces continue to advance east will they will now is it in the conflict? alex could helpless out to 0. keith ok, robasho has intensified. it's a tax on ukraine's energy infrastructure since spring this year alone. it's carried out 13 large scale strikes,

nearly half of ukraine's power grid is damage leading to frequent blackouts and the shutdown of critical heating and water systems. nationwide, ukraine is urging its allies to provide more advanced air defense systems. last month, the us approved caves use of long range missiles capable of striking targets up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory. russia claims to have seized more than a 190 settlements in ukraine. this year. ukraine and forces are struggling, shortages of manpower and munition and is battling to keep control of their defenses. we can also use and jeffrey, nice as a human rights lawyer, he loved the prosecution. a former serbia leader slowing down the loss of it to the us international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. joining us from canterbury in the u. k. mr. nice. welcome back to elgin 0. so you and human rights monitoring mission eh, group, and ukraine is saying that russian air strikes on ukraine's electricity generator

is probably violated international humanitarian law. how do you think they would have reached this conclusion? and what sorts of evidence would they have been looking for? or if you interfere with the basic necessities of life, and the way that russia is clearly doing was because it's in the winter. so people can die of hypothermia or native mountain nutrition. then yes, of course, it's a war crime. and everything that russia is doing is all crime. so we've got to stop being gentle with them about the nature of the school isn't on role for, is being conducted in a generally and role for away criminal way to deprive holes neighborhoods areas, pots at this very large country. ok, of its power supply is to do primary duty centrals of life. it's a little crack. and of course, i mean, the russian response, the russians do say that the power infrastructure is

a legitimate military target and they dismiss any sort of charges as irrelevant. but when, when such reports are put out by this un monitoring mission, what are its potential implications? i don't know, but festival russia would say that wouldn't say we can take little account does. that means not nothing in real terms. but when the us puts out a report like this, it should be of driving supposing countries to do even more to assist you. okay. in order to the ukraine kind of cheese, the victory a cox. oh, here we found out. so it was an interesting dilemma. as i understand it, president zalinski has applied for peace. for robert, for peace negotiations, it has yet to be revealed. and so we don't know how he sees peace for the rest of us. the people who, being fortunate enough to live in peace, knocked us off of buttons coming on to our characters,

to sit on chairs and focus on economic success. we look at the new credit and say, oh gosh, well that giving up some of the territory would be a free note victory. but we haven't been prepared to go out and help them with that victory. the they originally wanted say by the provision of arms, we don't have to go and fights on that territory. we don't value the western values as much as we say. we do. so what you're probably going to find is the result is the united nations report, or some of the reports is there will possibly be a reinforcing of the position of government instead of giving on. but it will go no further than that. when there is the real possibility that over all the pronouncements by president, so let's give that he has a plan. so piece of piece to go to creations. my uh, comforters that want to withdraw that support from ukraine through so right. these

are very couple times when we pull here on our sales file for you to act in advance . okay, jeffery nice human rights lawyer speaking to us from canceled. we're in the okay. we thank you so much for joining us. you're most welcome. in a state of emergency has been to cover the russian region hasn't put, has been imposed to cover the rest and region of crescent adore it cry. this is after 3 ships run a ground in stormy weather on december, the 15th spilling thousands of tons of fuel oil into the black sea volunteers are working to save sea life in the range and in a clean up that's likely to continue for months or con, reports this sick in ki oil has been sleeping in slip. lexi for more than a week. it says was on the sea floor and it's been dredged up by the tides. was just show along with the life that didn't survive, rushes cross the door cried region is known for its highly population adults and

they're also washing up on the show. the more and more limb in the scale of the situation is undoubtedly to my mind national, which is why so many people are involved. but i am deeply grateful to everyone who cares and does come from all over the country. yeah, tours on december, the 15th to russian tank is fine in the cut straight, which links the block see with the see of as of, between russia in the annex climbing a peninsula. they were carrying mold and 9000 tons of fuel. russian authorities a seeking to limit the damage. the russian president has set a task to make sure that the source of oil product pollution in the c stopped. 12000 volunteers have snapped into action removing around 4000 tons of contaminated oil. so soil. but experts go on as the weather warms, the bullying of contamination put rise to 200000 tons. let's say to emergency has been expanded to

a regional level. we woke along the show and catch goods. they are covered in fuel oil. they are not enough people, we need more volunteers, we need meet us and we need help to ship the costs of this. also, what by small, the 50 years old, twice the usual life span of most the time. cuz it's raise concerns in the shipping industry about the safety of time because in russia, so called shadow fleet, which it used to bypass the western functions. the clean up is expected to take months and could be one of the largest environmental disasters in the region. in years, low hon out to 0. still ahead on the i'll just there it is. our a brewing crisis and brazil's coffee industry is routes its production pushing prices higher. the

need is doing his homework. it's in turkish. and despite speaking arabic at home, it's his strongest language. he tells us, i lived here for 9 years, and it feels like i am more to tish. yes, i want to go back back to visit it, but not like to live more than 3000000 syrian slide here since the war. 13 years ago and entire generation of children and teenagers have grown up here. not knowing syria at all in the prospect of returning is causing mixed feelings. jada is 13 we oscar how she feels. there was a bit of mix feeling because i've never been to serial before my whole life was here. their parents now face the dilemma of deciding what to do, it's best for their children. i looked my soul, the and the i want to, to come back to remember these to has been happening with the hope that one day or children will feel the same.

the the poker, 20 years after the devastating indian ocean to nami survivors still vividly remember the day their lives were washed away. the disaster kills more than a 170000 people in the engine easy. and province of actually, our correspondence at boston were unites with 2 women. she met there soon after the tragedy to see and by the jailer. perfectly calm on the morning of december, 26th, 2004. until one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded struck at the one minute 28. i said, no, i said, my father who was

a fisherman came home and i still remember how he told my mom, all the fish are on the beach because the sea has retreated. we didn't understand why got 20 minutes late. the waves up to 30 meters came rolling and swallowing. every thing in the boss, not a single house was left standing in was he? that's village. i mean, murphy. he said after the 1st wave we sold, our house was destroyed. walter came into a village like a dragon during the 2nd way. we could not hold each other's hands anymore. we was separated. 20 years ago we joined lucy though when she 1st we turn to a village, she lost her 3 children that day. the youngest ac is old to decades later we, if we turned would that the galley that i'm after i went down 3 times. that was suddenly a small, but i was rescued. i saw so many dead bodies floating around me. i was looking for my children but didn't see them. so, but when the, when i stood up in the back of a truck, i saw waves 10 to 12 meters high rolling over buildings,

swallowing the place where i used to pray coconut trees and people. so please, i was 9 years old when the tanami killed her parents of the 28 children in her class, only 5 survived. she wrote the poem, a small island 9 nice. and i know they have that in. yeah. i know i'm not the able then i yeah, yeah, the am and then my brother found my mother's body after 51 days not far from where we used to live. thank god we could still recognize her. go see the lift, intense and barracks for more than 3 years until our house was. we built at the exact same location where the sea had washed it away. survive of saying every 2nd of that morning is in their memories. 20 is own and most of manage to rebuild their broken lives. unplanned, assess them into human resilience, but some say something died in them that day. so police are now lives in the netherlands, where she's building new life far away from her doc memories. and i mean,

when did he say uh, the tsunami has given me a new life, but it has also taken a part of me. my parents suddenly gone my house, my whole youth, my friends, everything. the less than i me get that the getting there is something i learned from the tsunami. people should stop doing bad things because we have learned that disaster can strike any time 20 as on who's he the wishes she had been able to bury her children. so she could pray at their grace steadfast and l just sierra g. okay, well last week and then the met montgomery who was working as a camera man. when the su nami hits and dungeon you lost 50 members of your family that day you're speaking to us from bound to archie and engineers are right now. we thank you so much for your time with us on al jazeera since then. how have you managed to cope? yeah, thanks for you to. um yeah, we're doing great. i feel nearly maybe tomorrow. it's already like 20 years after

the semester. so yeah. area. when you reflect back on the day and think about today, 20 years on, are there any lessons that you think have been learned since then? uh i see we have uh like so many things. uh like a list and stuff. you know, like i but i believe that you select them on the next row disaster. so um, most of the people like i'm thinking this is pretty connecting that got but it's funny seeing you for the things you're making the past. but now last thing is this uh, the nitro or disaster and we learn from it so much. so hopefully the what would be the motion right, obviously forgives me. what would be the most important things you learned? so you think? yeah, the thing is, um, at least we know them after the week like that we just, we still have time to like police don't and you can then go to the higher place and

stuff like that. and then uh, you know, we, we do somebody drills before, but now yeah, um, we really worried that people, people forget about that. so um, uh, we really need to, uh, make people realize that uh, this kind of the assessor, we were coming back because we have a proof that this and this, this is about the, the layer of the soil instead of some of the kids in the 2 of us, our agency that we have so many like maybe at least $8.00 to $9.00. so not me before and not to look the absence of a comprehensive early warning system contributed to of course, the devastating loss of life 20 years ago. so how do you say that the steps the government has taken since then to enhance their warning systems? so um, we actually just like, um, uh check all the early warning system uh uh 2 to 6 to 7 location around by

dodge. and that's, it was the regency and all of the, this is the 1st system is not working now. so they make songs like a system. uh uh, you know, the body of the emergency uh, recessive management. they only have know the radio to connect to it like a loud speaker in the area which is not really cover the, the, the, the area off but not to and then uh the, the do my new uh, from there uh headquarter. and then it's not really working now. okay, well have to leave it there. then the monk, binary. uh, speaking to us for monday afternoon engineers. yes. thank you so much. thanks. you too. well, the world's largest producer of coffee is facing a perfect storm that's seen international prices sore as production plummets or producers are investing in new technology and reforestation to mitigate the impacts

of climate change. monica on a cab. how's that story from bone, from rio de janeiro estates of the just 3 hours away from the city of rio de janeiro. this family farm has witnessed it all from deforestation and slave labor in the 1800s to the modern push for sustainability and corps. me coffee. i think that look, i found a story. illinois now shares this group of european tour it some more just to, you know, assess a sample, but as view in the 1960 is the government's paid my father and all the produces to destroy the plans because there was too much coffee in the market to to, to demand and prices were too low. you. now the wheels are turning the opposite direction. while the world demand is growing, the chinese consumption on the rise to years of drought in brazil have contributed to

a shortage in supply. driving prices for 47 year old hi. acute times have never been sunsets and we've always had more than enough rain here to produce coffee with no need for regression. now we're looking to buy drip irrigation systems. the 4th generation of those with a little know at the helm, striving to maintain the family tradition by diversifying their investing special coffee, blame for the bloom domain market in brazil and abroad. this farm is already taking measures to face the growing challenges of climate change. hundreds of native trees were planted here to provide shade to young coffee plants like this one, but also to help absorb the carbon dioxide we're forcing the region in order says, is not only good for environment, but also for business. the principle for young consumers coffee is an experience,

not just the commodity. they want eco conscious products for awesome, better quality adds value to our coffee label. and so a legacy for somebody just wanted to just basic. we wanted to see for ourselves the brazilian beverage we drink back in front of coffee as a part of our daily routine. yeah, we didn't know until now. all it took to produce it over the drought has affected the volume of resist production. high prices have boosted coffee exports, which are 9000000000 dollars this year. so the bells, believe stability is key and they're committed to resisting the effects of climate change as the group shares the moment at the top of the farms hills toasting with coffee the lc for the journey. one cup at a time. monica in that case. i'll just 0 low shaft gene, brazil. astronauts on the international space station have sent

a christmas message to people back on earth. the crew include very little morris seen here in the green shirt and so need to williams who have been strands of their since june. due to technical problems with their store line or spacecraft. they are expected to return in march to resupply flights in november meant they were well stocked with christmas goodies to increase health. keep up there more all or we're not the only ones that are gonna spend time away from our, our, our families over the holidays. there's a huge team on the ground that's going to support us and, and mission controls around the globe uh over the holidays and then want to thank them for the sacrifices that they're making. together. we work hand in hand with the ground every day and over the holidays. we keep this mission going. okay, that's it for the news our for the moment, but we're back in just a minute or 2 with much more of today's new sounds. all the latest headlines,

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and all as far as instead of going on the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. the a threat to unity church vows to bury kurdish fighters in syria if they do not lay down their weapons. while is really forces open fire on syria and protests or is demanding an end to occupation of their lands. the houses around like from del, find any number going to also coming up and as are based on airlines playing with