i also became glorious here, the beast and the timeless journey. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and jessica washington. this is the news our live from. don't ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, new here and a new era. so syria and live in damascus where people celebrated head of crusoe talks about the country's political future. at least 15 palestinians have been killed in gaza. is israel continues this fall into 2020 fine,

allowing rates of contamination. a new un reports, excuse us, these rail of denying clean water to kinda send close to you in review. we look at the conflict incidence that's destroying the lives of millions of people, tied on piece of statements with the latest sports news. miguel ok, so once he's also going to hammer away level lead at the top of the english premier league, that kind of tickled sweetie $25.00. a way to print with the winning moving limits within 6 points of the rates the new year in damascus. and a new administration series leaders have been working to build relations with the outside world. less than a month of to the side regime film in an exclusive interview with the 0. the

foreign minister outlined the goals of the administration a. this was how damascus i'll shoot in 2025. i said i'll ship on a told to 0. he shows the hoax as many wanting to see security and united syria. because of the pain of a little. we have met with us still occasions several times and we sent that you have an interest in the violence against my notice was a may not part of the discussions. we have proven that we have seen a rational approach may be the 1st time in history. a rational but through us being weak, calculated politically, and avoided a descent into civil war. just as we celebrate the deliberation of damascus, we will also leave to prevent our country from slipping into a single uh we have overcome to how to spawn the underwrote head, which focused on conciliation cycle heating. welcome. this has been under we over the past week we had several meetings with all 6 cd, 3 of funding unit,

you'll see the and 33 and the unity of the city and people welcome the we're just labeled us having minorities and city are. there are no minorities here, they are only the city and people. obviously what are you able to close on the american focus on these issues and what mike in impact is usually enforcing divisions within feeding and society. and actually i'm going to be 3 and start my patients a city and we know our interest on how to live together over the past month and the most difficult circumstances. and we have demonstrated a aspirations for a unified and equitable country where everyone leave equality and justice will happen as well, and joins now lives by hush him as a bother who is in damascus. i show him what stood out to you from that interview at an exclusive interview for all to 0. that was interesting. when i go the phone call from a to a to a side of the c bodies, things that i should come to the base here for the past and talk to him. us

obviously by the, by the way, for all international audience is the most that is the 2nd most powerful and then in, hey, how do you this 2nd most important band in the new administration? very close to her mother saw that it started to lead to both c has been extremely powerful in the past few years when he was operating in it live at now because of the dramatic changes that you saw in syria, it's been decided he's going to be the face of diplomacy often you the administration. now impala, is task with to the, to connect things. first of all, build bridges with the americans. and with the international community, had told me that his very confident because even during his conversations with the americans had got a sense that now there is a more open,

broad understanding that it's about time to recognize this administration. and he's likely to travel either today or tomorrow to saudi arabia, which is quite a significant accomplishment for his administration. because as you know, if you have the backend of saudi arabia, you're likely to have full recognition from 2 institutions. the league and the gulf corporation council. this is going to be conducive to more fundamental support. this is what counts for the time, be for this new administration. interesting to see how this trying to navigate this complex political landscape and hush them as you know, the accomplishments that have occurred in this relatively short amount of time, the flurry of diplomatic activity. there's also mindfulness about the challenges that lie ahead for syria in dates. this is generally the 1st 2025 and i think starting from tomorrow to day of the upcoming days,

people with spock now asking more questions about the challenges ahead of the expectations . this is any other distractions that has promised to increase salaries for government employees by 400 percent. but when they took over the central bank, the colors were empty. it was old, embezzled bytes collides members of the full and the regime by sell it. i said his brother and the entire stuff that was around and this explains the trip, which is likely to happen anytime no, by the, by the fund administer to saudi arabia. the need for more financial support to be able to answer some of the concerns of the people who have introduced the age of major economic reforms, such as putting an end to a states controlled economy into a liberal system and integrating syria into the global financial system. but you're talking about almost 10000000 people still abroad. we'll have to be to the cannot.

we turn down because the hose i've been destroyed by out of bombs doing so. tv is of boy you have to rebuild. and according to many conservative estimates, we're talking about less than a $100000000000.00 to be able to rebuild syria. what are you going to get that's money. you need to have a, a need to national concerns for support for say, this is what they are trying to do. but, but to, but to, to answer all these concerns of the people. you see when i was talking just outside the shape and the i could tell that they are trying to reinvent themselves in a way what another they come from a religious to conservative background and they have to be to the international community. this is why it was telling me we all hate to protect by notices, but please do not keep using minorities as a weapon against us. you have to understand that we are here for change and we would like to introduce change and we would like to put together an inclusive government. one last thing here would expensive the national conference does

thoughts on the 5th of january, money, mental achievement, but extremely delicate. stuff for the silvia and people have this is what going to show in the official spot of the transitional period in syria. and that needs to be consensus in the absence of a consensus that would be more 10 sit and see if you had, i think this explains the huge amount of political thoughts behind closed doors to convince all the syrians, but particularly the task. and opponents of us that who avoided to come back to syria and joining this new administration. the only caveat i have to say is that people have to understand that there is a new political reality to own the ground. and that of this sort of as effectively the silvia is definitely going to be the bad to shape the future of the country for the upcoming. yes. some thank you for your reporting will be listening to your interviews throughout the day. that session of about

a reporting from damascus. the foreign minister of the new syrian administration also told under 0 sanctions should be lifted and that the administration is open to working with the united states. let's take a listen. a message about the muffled on us, what kind of getting celia and the issue of function sort of honestly, if we analyze these and why the, what you post them, what they would do to get the nice knuckles suffered severe to try and present on what killed by the previous of achievement in the center, that's why we initially impose as opposed to keep mistake, to the cdn people who do what we did. humanitarian base is now the reason for these functions, something address an after thousands of between these, what really book on your individual who might otherwise have become victims of find the most that goes by the video. the primary reason for the season has been removed . the account gets continued. enforcement has become meaningless and even effectively. the magenta assumptions should be lifted to allow the seating people

to clean down rights and shouted. many of the slogan we adopted since uprising the muskets and it hasn't been done. we are open to everyone. we have to compete. and hopefully i'm missing all. and we have met with dozens of delegations emphasizing that, the cd to the open to own and ready to engage in donald. we've all parties on a, we have notice of patients about any you paid up for american channels, such as the development of relations with the new us administration. we'd like to depend on the american side. we are ready to develop an enhanced relations and as long as the new us administration shows, we think it is on the measure of the solutions will undoubtedly be based on the interest of the cdn people improving the living and economic conditions and allowing them to lead a peaceful, unstable life of. all right, let's break down what's been said in this interview. i'd like to introduce you to one of the saloon is an assistant professor and critical security studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. thank you for joining us on the,

on to the news hour. let's begin 1st with the issue of the sanctions. what was said in that interview we're down to 0. the foreign minister saying that the reason for sanctions has been resolved already. how far away at this point do you think syria is from seeing the sanction being lifted? in a matter of few weeks, the syrian administration have come actually a long way in terms of appealing to the international community, talking to regional a actor such as, you know, as soon as you read the guitar gc countries along with turkey. so for the syrian administration of the sanctions are unimportant factor alongside destabilizing the security and syria, and they working on that. and so i think they have come a long wait um, yesterday the us the state department and noticed that the, the boss of the a, the boss at the embassy stuff in the muskets have already met with the new syrian

administration. and they are making progress in terms of trying to protect the, the minorities and syria. that was something that was touched on the internet. and this is related to sanctions because as v for a minister of syria, the new for the minister of syria is saying that we need to talk to the, into the national community. we have come a long way to lift the sanctions because this is important for the state ability of syria and both a corner mclee and also security wise. mm hm. how is that monitor? there was a comment on the issue of minorities, and i found this interesting that of course the, the new administration is trying to assume that it is, it is pretty committed to the protection of minorities. but there was a comment. we reject the label of they being minorities in syria. there are no minorities here. there are only syrian people, so very much trying to this message is inclusive it to you. but of course, this is an issue where it's about more than words, right? it's about action and i think the new syrian discussion,

how show us so far the strain in terms of protecting these different ethnic and security in the groups in syria, by allowing anybody to take the law into their own hands. i think the statements coming from a shuttle and also from the florida, minnesota, and from other officials and in security services that we will not allow anybody to go and revenge. or, you know, take the law into their hands and meet the recent meetings between extra and minorities, whether they are christians or maybe lights and the codes. i think it isn't the indicative of the intentions of the new administration. i also hear statements coming to from the, from as the, from because of these groups and they feel comfortable with the state and is coming from a shuttle that goes as far as the leader of the kurdish party in iraq. um, started by designing himself. he made the statements that he's comfortable and happy about the statements here, the front of the china,

and that he hopes that the new administration and syria will protect all minorities including codes. this is important for the new syrian administration. why? because they need to assure the international community that the, the new syria is know about event is know about simple as close. it is about reconstruction. it's about rebuilding syria. it's about compensating to be suiting people for what the side of virginia has done and where we are looking ahead to this national dialogue conference that's just in the coming days. and the administration is promising that they will be representation from a diverse section of representing syria, young people, women, minorities. what will you be looking to see in terms of that process? i think this is a very welcome step coming up from the city now administration, and i think this is what everybody is expecting the from a shot. otherwise, it would be very concerning for many people. if we link what he had said before about that it would take 40 years for,

for the syria and destruction to have elections. so this is a long time. uh, you know, for anybody looking forward to see a stable syria. but given that they are intending or you know, that intended to have in like an inclusive meeting of all groups in syria. i think this is, this is a welcome step. and i expect to see on a groups and you know, these here in the mission, does it like to say minorities, but you know, there might northeast or a different groups and we know who is the majority of syria. so it's all the groups will come together. i think this is a welcome step and i think this is what this would be happened in the coming weeks and months. i think that there are also other syrian groups which are rivals to shut out, who are concerned about what you know, who is going to shape the new syria. i don't like to see i've shut up only and has a group shaping the new syria and i think i should have sent in the right messages

to everybody that know we will be sitting all together and we will be dropped in uh, you know, uh the 1st, the steps of a new syrian government or a new syrian administration, but 1st we need to stabilize the country. and as we look ahead to these next steps of courses, national dialogue conference is sort of the basis of what's to come. our correspondent hash them did pose the question, which i found to be quite putting into about what is the need for these transitional process to be. it's a matter of which we use rather than months, years to work on the constitution used for that to be an election. do you see that as, as legitimate, that this is a process that needs to take time, or is it something where perhaps this should be done? foster i think consider yeah, let's take expectation, but i don't see, i don't see have shut up. and then you administration stick into the, you know, to the timeline it's, it's not necessary to have the, you know, to wait for years. if things come together and syria is a stable and all minorities, all different, political and ethnic, uh,

and sit there in groups with sit together and they will be agreeing on what is coming next. this could be, you know, they could speed up the process and instead of 40 is, it could be happen in 2 years. but we don't know what is what is coming up. but i think the, the new administration is looking at the worst scenario. you know, there are so many challenges face to face and syria. yes, we're very helpful. we're optimistic. we wish see are you a piece of stability? but there are many challenges you know, who run is unhappy leaving syria. there are many countries in the region where you know the arrivals and they are trying to exert influence inside syria. yes, there are certain countries that support and the new administration, but they're also rivals in terms of political influences. i serious. so there are many challenges that i think the new administration necessarily is realistic about, you know, given this long if you like, long, relatively long timeline. but it's could come across, it could be, could happen in 2 years. thank you so much for your analysis mohammed selim. thank you from the doe,

her grad institute for graduate studies. the was weary palestinians in gaza, who lost their homes and loved ones in 2024. see little hope for this new year. and that will bring an end to the suffering within 45000 people have been killed and more than a 100000 injured is really strikes. targeted several areas across districts at dawn on wednesday at least to 17, were killed and several others injured. to strikes had holmes in giovanni a, in the north and in the ridge comp, in central guns to the bodies. and the injured from the attack on the account were taken to the family, functioning out of the hospital in data by as well. let's go live now to a topic as to who is in general, bella to tar,

talk us through these latest strikes. well, in fact, uh, just because the, the mas fee is quite charge with blistering attacks in the north society hours this morning. we have been in touch with i, this is in the side of the attack that took place earlier in the value as well. it tell us where they come from, that at least at 15 that civilians were killed and destroyed that level to the grounds that multi story building into value out of town. and there are still 10 people missing under the russell as civilians of fencing together, that in order to look for survivors will house the tones of dip, freeze results, of from destroy elsewhere. the situation has been quite very tough and specially 5 kilometers away from what we are in upgrade to a future kind of what another residential building has been targeted. we saw it conservation to civilians were killed and destroyed. i made

a very trail of destruction. custom left behind the attack was 2. now there was no one you live top on the ground in terms of the military attacks with these buddy. all me is a still pretty one was, is military operation, both in the russell and this and the far south of his trip and even in the north of the church, we was a pos, attractive neighborhoods. i've been reduced to the russell and those are still also taking place, but we and how most spices and the spell the occupation forces passed into. meanwhile, as so many people around the weld mock, the new year with celebrations. what is people been telling you in gaza about the hopes? well, had the uh, the, the 1st hours of the new year. uh, are quite like, not quite by what spot by the fire of destruction we, we understand clearly that, uh the uh, the, the own set have been you get as much by the, uh, some so many to volkswagens and steven. the shop, the crack of explosions was found when he's off trying to cope with this barry some,

but we're, yeah, let's say the that the, the, the are quite going through various to be with a conditions of the are or even overwhelmed with his various texts that have no sign to busing, if you to the is very minute 3 more. many times we can see how mothers clutch the children were. spring pay is for mass. the on the fathers silently shows that the unbearable weights of, of protecting the families. as the mosquito he's quite sold with the and even a frustration a mother just has moved next to me right now, crying for the last of her beloved one. this is part of the bleak reality that simply as i've been getting through over the course of the past 14 months. and yet they are trying to cope with the situation to show a very unique display of resilience. simply because done not so just trying to, to show that they have left a, they have left with narrow window of options and they are trying to cope with the situation with all possible means left as the tale. a world is watching them

silently without taking any practical action or for palestinians protection or even to bronze them. at least the minimum level of essential task that we did that. sorry, thank you for your reporting. that's tatic of as reporting from data by a tense across garza as flooded off the days of rain piling, moon misery on sundays, already struggling to keep the children warm. the weather is expected to improve in the coming days. but for some it's too late. at least 7 people, including 6 babies, have died from hypothermia in the past week. community lack reports. they survive disability compartment. now, there's no way to hide the wet and the combs for displace palestinians and goals of foods from the homes. this is the only show so they have less

i'm joining me, my 10 and my belongings, the old swimming inside the tent, have to take everything out onto the street. we had did inside. we're not living. why is this happening. 7 families say they are running out of blankets of material to repair that tents, whether it's for months of use, a kind of sinew agency. and it says that in the southern area of han, eunice alone, more than a $110.00 flooded material to build temporary shelters. that could help as many as 400000 people this winter is available. but is ro weren't in more than 10 trucks a week according to the un, which causes youngest not pay the price of the temperatures plunge. several babies have don't eat of hypothermia over the past week. and a year has cost and chevy all starting a new $1.00. when suddenly we hope that we will be able to live like anyone else in

the world. and our children hope to look like them to the all wheel. all skiing full is the right to live with the field. hospital in southern garza has also flooded, making it even more difficult to the palestinians to access proper medical care. those are allowed to get the children medic evacuated face. another form of hot break is ro has agreed to let the sun get treatments for kidney disease, but not to let to travel with him. he's never been separated from me before. i don't know how he'll be tactful. he's among the 45 patients that have been allowed to leave district on tuesday forever prove w h or day to reveal isabel des moines more than 60 percent of patients requests a potential death sentence committed back to 0. the united nations and agencies,

a warning of alarming rates of contamination and guns as water supply and emergency water quality survey was conducted between december one and 20. 3rd. it found that nearly 73 percent of drinking water and water, the 97 percent of domestic water assembles, did not contain the minimum amount of corey needed to make it safe. of 19 percent of the samples collected were contaminated with sewage in healthcare facilities. this range was more than 21 percent. the pool was the quality is caused by israel is located. it has cut off access to water testing, equipment and disinfectants. israel has also destroyed guns as water quality control system. so me o audio and is the director of the center for islam and global asses at eastern booth same university, and he joins me now live from assemble. professor, thank you for joining us on the challenges here and use our let's begin 1st with setting the context for our audience. because at this moment as tens across gauze,

the flood is as people are struggling to keep the children warm as people are getting sick. because of the cold, we have to note that this is not just challenging whether caused by nature, but this is a situation compounded by israel blocking 8 is absolutely correct. these ice cream has been waging in the side of the campaign and has a look at us 15 months if you order for the city and the dividend goes up today. 1 may die of getting or getting injured from bombing or shipping, but it's not by bombing or shouldn't been so sniping, and if not by snipers and drones then by the lack of shut the medicare needs. and if not, my dad been through starvation or the freezing, cold lack of water and all these things, these are deliberate policies taken and executed by designers to the game and the most immortal army in history. that it has not really been precedents with this. if you go back even to what war 2, if you look at the soviet union,

they lost about 10 percent of their population within a 4 year deal with talking about 15 months in which almost 200000 casualties between engine killed and missing. in addition to almost 90 percent of the of the nation be displaced. and at this moment while un ones of alarming rates of water contamination. we note that just a few days ago, human rights watched accused israel of acts of genocide by deliberately of obstructing access to water. of course, we report on the strikes on the acts of violence against palestinians. but do you also perceive that denying basic services denying water denying access to heating in the cold? that is also a human rights violation that is also in active violence a lease on what time. so these are acts of genocide with intent. i think we've seen the evidence time in a game for the past year or more, what we see, what is being presented to the domestic corporate justice. these are the different

that by the c g and the, the thought the, the, the goal is very, very clear. the goal is to empty, gaza is to destroy, you guys have to make it unbelievable uninhabitable. so that they can not only displace that, but this thing is again after the 1948 not but, but also to make sure that the demographic problem, that is what it is facing. otherwise it wouldn't be marked and it has been marked as an up us tiger team takes place and video and his fascist government are working very methodically to make sure that guys will not be in need of a place so that they can displace the mediums. but his thing is, and this is basically the policy that you have been bestowing since october 2023 professor. i note that a few days ago, tom fletcher who was the un under secretary for humanitarian affairs, said that is rarely authorities have given almost 0 access to the north of gaza, the you and has made more than a 140 attempts over the past 2 months, what does the international community need to be doing at this moment to put

pressure on israel to give that crucial access? and this is the traffic situation here is that the international community as needed to attend an incident patient to because of the, the southern this of the united states. but it's for the bad thing as a competition off not of this genocide dimensions. and it hasn't been doing anything treated to assess, they don't have any needs, any thoughts before it is right to do anything they have 0 leverage is always been consulting the situation for a long time because none of the actors with very few exceptions like that, how is any of them, are willing to actually force is for him to give up any kind of concession on this area. you need to concession it's international law. what is, what is it being done is violating international law, left and right. and then it hasn't been any mechanism to bring it to a to under control. and that's the problem, because i'd say all those ready when it's fetal, the other powers are not willing to do anything about it. so they just, you know,

shrunken and look the other way and the, the, the, the victims of this genocide, the victims of these work problems or the for this thing. it's a pain heavy price because of this simply, that's the word order. this is the national words as, as, as lost its meaning. and i think that would be the huge price of the word would have to pay. after the end of this genocide, professor sell me out again from the center for islam and global affairs. thank you for joining us on the i'll just hearing you zone. thank you. is there any forces have conducted early morning rage in several towns and villages in the occupied westbank? the army rated the village of tow west of numbers and fire to take us on the homes of palestinians. it also entered the ballasa camp with a bulldozer during confrontations with palestinian find his and today's been move islands between palestinian authority forces and fighters in the janine camp in the occupied westbank. the fighting has gone on for nearly

a month now and that time and live in palestinian as have been killed, including 5 security personnel and a journalist. still ahead on this on to 0 and use our new administration brings hope for serious cultural heritage. we look at efforts to renovate the ancient live vote shutdown. there's a familiar face back in charge of the ac milan here from the new head coach force proceed to the the, it's going to be a story. and so yeah, for northern europe and then the stories talk to the new year with the complete change to the field where the festival is going to be when the this is a low center, in contrast to these quiet,

lazy has it been given quite sunny weather for you by the sun through most of your so here's the picture. then on wednesday, this line is heavy, right. and accompanied by strong winds will work its way down into was to the north of european and played following it. coal noisily wins a drop of summer like 10 degrees came to be some start for the mountains surface of norway and sweden. the change of the 10 to means over the photo go from germany and po to the temperature dropping to some come by snow. i'm access never full throughout the outs and the, the generally an area of austria, the cold air reach south coast of france. monetary for example, dropped from its average of 14 down to about 10. it'd be there right by saturday. so oil change and you're not safe, and i'm sorry, there's an emphasis on increasing winds here. and this wind direction has meant it's been really very warm in a good part of west africa. you seen record high temperatures in nigeria, for example, 57 to maxine ford. hawk up, but mainly it's going to be this increase in the breeze being dusty weather to most countries in this

a how. how does more sherry stuff for out you area the israel's war on god that continues the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the concept. turn me fatima, but to in conversation with a range of gas. as we connect the adults and reveal its impact on the palestinian people by response to f street phase of intimidation is doing more, i will not stop until the system of oppression is dispense of entire refrain. coming soon on the 0 a. terry davies and the kimberly in western australia or indigenous communities, attaining it with sciences to create a new approach to marine conservation land rover even. but the fear i'm afraid when do you on your reporting from bridgeview is you're going to try

this. protecting biodiversity pro, defending themselves against the legal invaders, the price on it, which is 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the hello again, this is on to 0. a reminder of our top stories this hour is rarely forces have killed at least 17 people in gaza. sand stone on wednesday as strikes hit holmes in giovanni a. in the north and in elbow ridge camp in central garza, he is really military has killed more than 45000 kind of simians since civil began

. thousands gather in damascus to celebration new york. just a week sounds of the form of the subdivisions and an exclusive interview. the new phone, minnesota homes out to 0. he wants to see syria becomes stable and secure. yeah is if conflict and natural disasters have left serious a level 2 to they'll run down and a damaged it's a unesco. well heritage site and one of the country's most important cultural attractions. now the full all feels that regime has renewed interest in restoring it. but how much fall has the story from 11? it's the lead debate back near the 5 millennial spots. and initially, as an out, i made the temple as implies that controlled it succeeded one another. it was 10 due to a faulty fight, both for kings and substance. time invasions natural arose in after you click on

the add to to it, see studies value a ton of the cost. a little of a lift is a special tourist attraction with great symbolism for syrians and now with needs repair and the rehabilitation of its basic infrastructure. including both the electricity communications interest passages called in during the civil war, the army turns the consulate to an observation tower on the launch pad full snipers . while it's please finding the civilian areas out on the place. the attacks destroyed some of the oldest historic buildings to meet the castle. the area became unsafe for 2 reasons. it didn't february 2023 to a squeeze so that she thought then leaving cox on some of its walls, including remedy from you. we'd most probably say in las vegas on the 4th 2010, syria used to receive up to 3000000 tourists a year. most of them would visit

a level just to see the war has disrupted that. what things have now changed the border crossings and airports should reopen, so the tourists and returned to syria. one of the you come on after the form of the start, the g. c. thought that it has to bring back to life with a spontaneous festivities. and a rise in the number of local visitors handled in an optimal speed of hope for a state of syrian how much fun and 0 i look for. the ukranian president of the modem is the lensky has made a new year cool for unity in the face of russian aggression included and appealed to us, president elect. donald trump says he wants to bring an end to the conflict through negotiation. and am i assume you will show up? no, i have no doubt that the new american president is willing and capable of achieving

peace and ending put in his aggression here. he understands that the 1st is impossible, but that 2nd, because this is not a street fight where you have to calm down both sides. because this is the full scale aggression of a mad state against the civilized world. and i believe that we, together with the united states, you are capable of exerting that force of compelling russia into a just peace wherever we will. russians, military has launched a drones drank on the ukrainian capital. explosions were heard across cave, off to the inn for school, and all the drones approaching the city. early on new use day, the mayor of caves is at least 3 people have been injured and 2 buildings all damaged. well that's bringing jonah hall now, who is 9 for us. and chief jonah took us through the latest on this attack on the capitol, where you all, the total number of illusions in the me is that landscapes recorded

video nivia or address that to the idea that negotiations may take place. as you mentioned in 2025 to in the war. uh, no illusions indeed to the fact that you kind of may enter those militarily somewhat on the back foot. but as if to underscore both of those things that door and on the 1st of january, new year's day, as you say, just within the last 2 hours, also an air raid sirens sounded across the capitol shortly off towards very close. indeed to this hotel, 3 loud explosions at one of which appears to have hit a residential building. 6 floors also that building on fire as we speak more than 6 people said to be at least 6 people said to be injured. and indeed, all of this happening is very close to the heart of the government district. and that is pretty unusual. the ministry of authority suggesting that these explosions, because by shrapnel debris from drones that have been intercepted by

defenses. but i can tell you because we heard it very clearly, that at least one of those drones was very much alive as it came down these engines screaming through the door. and there was, it plowed into that building and joined the meanwhile, we've had some lions from the russian energy from gas problem, which says exports through ukraine has been halted. what information do you have about this? whether you've tried is confirming that essentially the springs and then to the latest 5, the gas transit contract signed between russia and ukraine. a at the end of 2019 to allow for the flow of russian gas through a vast pipeline network on ukrainian soul to you to the you. indeed like to lead to the last remaining customers in the you might be hungry and so that i can customers for russian gas. president zalinski said. ready months ago, given notice that he intended not to renew that deal voluntarily, essentially giving up some $800000000.00 in transit fees. but doing so, he says,

and he repeated it in his address to deprive the russian states of some $5000000000.00 in revenue to few. it's war chest. we don't talk about a huge amount of gas here, just about 5 percent of the you total gas needs but gea. politically, it is significant. it brings to a final in russia's, once the dominance of the european energy market. remember, dominance that it has in the past used to pretty destructive economic effect demanding high a price is threatening to turn the gas types off of the high to winter and so on. it doesn't come without a significant price for the european union in most countries of diversified a way for russian gas towards more expensive sources of liquid natural gas from the likes of norway, the united states and cut off. but with it has kind of slowed down in economic output and worries for the long term competitiveness of the block. jonah, thank you. that's june. how reposing from keys president vladimir fusion has

reassured russians that the country is doing well and on track to improve in 2025. and his annual new use speech has been made promises of prosperity, unity and moving forward to send you valerie, is in most go with more of what he had to say. the president lateral susan's new jersey is message to the russian people is broadcast across the 11 time zones. now in his speech, he hales the nation's resilience, and pay tribute to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the wars trajectory where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine. we will only move forward. we know for sure that the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite the message,

it moved here on the streets of the capital, remains sombre. many here are hoping the new year will bring an end to the conflict, the new crane, and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. door such a very l g 0. moscow. rumania and bulgaria has officially joined us both refreshing and zone and doing a 13 year wage. european union minister is agreed to remove online border controls with the 2 countries. the deal follows years of negotiations and concerns about migrants crossing into the you from the to eastern european nations. michigan's game gives you citizens visa, free travel across 29 countries. the ivory coast president has announced plans for the withdrawal of french troops from his country in his end of year address a son, a what tara phrased his nation's army,

saying it had undergoing modernization. he said, france will begin what he called, a concerted and organized removal of its forces. in january. french soldiers had been told to move out of all the phone, the west african colonies, including but aquinos also my lead. you shall chad and senegal. conflicts between sedans, army and the power military rapids support forces expanded to new areas in 2024. displacing hundreds of thousands of peoples. the army launched its 1st major offensive, taking back major cities. and the r a says push for full control of the west on that door for region. as part of value in review, series of zeroes, he remove it and takes a look back as the conflict. so dense army and the power military rapids the port forces have been battling each other since early 2023. in 2024. the army launched a number of major offensive to take back territory in november. the 3 captives

thing, john. the capital of united states in the south east, slightly shifting the skills and the armies fever company like i'm putting in a stick to the huge loss on the, in the me. hundreds of them killed hundreds injured and those who remained to live to split. but we tell them we every you go, we will come after you until the see these people in the place touched by those mysteries. we will clear it. we will come after them. we ever think of the army also to back some areas of the capital hard to but since may the rapid support forces have been consistently attacking the city of especially in the capital of north star for the last remaining major army strong holes in the west. this targeted hospitals and displacement of camps and killed thousands of civilians according to the local health ministry. and if i'm implement that shall we assure all of the r s f fighters, that the operations in l flasher are going well. and we're getting support from

various parts of the country until we liberate all of sudan. the violence has had a catastrophic impact on civilians. the famine early whitening system says palm and has been detected in 5 areas in north star 4. and the un says starvation is being used as a weapon by both sides. more than 24000000 people are in desperate need of human to terry assistance. they are assessed repeated attacks as it tries to take control over the past year. have caused millions of people to leave a city somehow across the border into neighboring chad, across the country. the violence has displaced millions of people this year with nearly 11000000 now internally displaced and close to 3000000 seeking refuge in other countries. rape and sexual violence had been reported in areas of conflict in disease. the state in central sudan are as the flight. there's rated villages, perpetrating sexual violence and killing civilians, and forcing more than $350000.00 from their homes in a single month. the. the iris offended at home, they base us, took out properties,

a casual, a money. they reached the goals and the boys. they didn't leave anything. we escaped with the clothes on that box after they said they'd kill us. all of us have been separated as we escaped, but many of us died as well. it is misery, like one has never seen before. attempts to bring the 2 sites together for talks failed in 2024. the conflicts and humanitarian crisis incident is likely to continue. well into 2025 people, morgan ultra tara cartoon. within a 1000000 doses. if the color of vaccine has arrived in south so done with health care workers are battling it out for a of the disease. health ministry says more than a 1300 people have died. in the past 4 months, the un says heavy rain and floating and recent months have contributed to the spread of the outbreak. the president,

she didn't ping has acknowledged that china faces pressure to transform its economy . but that it's challenges can be overcome through hard work. he made the comments in a new you address to the nation, china, his struggles to climb out of an economic slump, fueled by a property market crisis, week consumption and soaring government, a debt function, jean deviation the current economic operation. now face of some new conditions will fight, including challenges of uncertainty in the external environment and pressure of transformation from old girls drivers into new ones. but we can prevail with our hard work. as always, we grow in the wind and rain and we get stronger through hard times. we must be confident phone still ahead on our close look at who will be splashing the cache as the premier league transfer window reopen. peter will be here. what's for the unique perspective?

what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing innocence, tim adviser $11.00 on, on her voices. the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people matter just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we feel very unsafe because of the 2nd 12 presidency, they don't see the need and then trying to do a piece of people on social media. the stream on out just the are doing the combination of violent wars and the heavy rain creating a respiratory for more suffering for palestinians asking questions. what are the challenges in helping girls that are seeing this within these complex refusing for the action are really, really they would be in this janet. it's an, an in depth coverage. i'll just say it was teens on the ground. when you closer to

the heart of the story, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, let's get the latest in sports news. he has peach just like a. thank you very much. awesome. oh man, does it make hello peta? ones. they seem to be like a hammer, as the gun is literally smashed limp who is advantage in the premium. the title race also will get 2025 started with an away match against branford. a victory will move them into 2nd place in the table and cut little pools lead to 6 points, but the rates will, of course, end the day with the game and hand it over to them and tub all looking to win the payment. the for the 1st time since 2004 we have to continue to be like

a home visit every day. every. ready day and to i mean if somebody was on the mattress, congratulate him on let's go to the next season about 10 days on which in the history and happen will be that as well. january 1st also sees the tron, so window open for around one buttons. it's a chance will team see strength and for the 2nd half of the season, and they all, some big questions going into it. none bigger than what we'll pick audio to is meant just to says he do pay me the champion. so a 14 points behind lead is level pool and they've really struggled without stall midfielder rodriguez is likely out for the rest of the season with an a c. l injury is also being speculation about marcus restaurants. feature i've mentioned to united the fluid was quoted as saying he once a new challenge. and it wasn't included in united, matched a squad for full straight games in december. and what to also do with them. and they most important attack of a kind of 2nd. as they try to catch the pool,

i'll take that say 2nd will be out for many weeks with a hamstring injury. well to help us on. so these questions we have for full twos of pain haywood joining us a very early in the morning from london. been 50, a very happy new year to you and let's begin with mentioned specifically what do you expect pipe claudia to do of the next month? yeah, new. yeah. so my dog and i told him that um yeah, yeah. we have dimensions. the 60, i think we can see the said that they have to send to i think this one is starting to receive results. massive digging for my 62nd. everyone was surprised. he mentioned has been a big mess to the southern retail. it seems that too much fail. so the max would become a defensive mandate,

was to be interested in him to saw the m as in other words, new houses. and obviously he could be of interest to city about one or i think the city was structured in central new york. oh wow. and you know, the area where i think that we live here, maybe in some, given how strong is struggles, decisions. i'll be assisting defense as well. uh, hold on. yeah, we're not the last the last some we see the i have to make a decision. no. why for level we see less to see things better status as well. they've got a young options higher. can do it today. finally turning off to be sent by i love to be replaced, so you can play a role. the more experience for that as well. let's talk a little bit about said he's rivals mattress, the united and specifically, marcus,

arrested. how likely is it that he will leave old traffic during this transfer window? do you think a tom so much especially this isn't that to see how the glass pieces he come to the system. um the uh uh i it's, uh uh, it looks like he has to the, uh uh huh. so name is natalie mason to connect. you mentioned that to janet you said i'm just frustrating. i have just you mentioned the price. it was with inside the stairs and the price. uh thing is when is he going to be the master majesty?

that means not names much. we will be asked to send to matter of the state of the links with ross for the full day. you take the news and media is because she to my, our wi fi as well. so i can, uh, maybe maybe even needs to perfect storms in a similar uh switch. so as long as on the inside you have something that could be box nice history at how, how it comes to retail history. maybe maybe back to united uh in the future. oh, to another company or just from satellite radio from stem cell or leaves on the should be better than access, not something that was looking at. yeah. so the domain. okay. and what about also do you think miguel updates that needs covered as they tried to

keep up the pace with livable, who appear to be running away with it at the moment? i used to think so at the same fine way also being wasted was thought or less the disdainful and also another one's thinking. but this is kind of running searches. and so i'll try to give you some tools and then not just storing policies, i sent an eyesore decision, but obviously creating goals. he doesn't that that. oh, so yeah, i think somebody at the top of the shows on, on auction, would it be sensible particularly someone's trying to try to say, yeah, i'm sure he's on rochester, you're going to say that if he is now an interesting age medicine and his thoughts are nice as long as not as much as

a comfortable short term is muhammad coolers. when it's time, i haven't had to show at kingsley colorado by me isn't so, so that was in the tend to be interested in it for me. i'm not doing any some i haven't been on those. i really have to do something plus that. yeah, i'm just trying to, truthfully, this isn't as well. it's not been hey, what are we going to leave at the thank you so much for your time. really appreciate it so much. i'll be on a bit of trouble at city club ac milan and the famously talons all struggling in 8th in the league right now for my play and head coach. so you can say so is back in the hot seas. the 50 year old has signed and 18 months contracts, a little less of the squat of the time here, and that's not a good sign. it means things didn't necessarily go well and we don't have a great deal of time to work on the 1st game that we have on friday against preventable it is. but it is what it is. and we weren't complaining about that. we wouldn't look for excuses. so we hate to what we think and we're going to try and

win things, and we will definitely produce a very competitive side or see them in html. okay, that's what we'll spots needs for now. i'll have another updates a little bit later. jessica, thank you patience. and that's the news for now. and jessica washington, i'll be back in a moment. with more of a day's news. a wave of criminal violence has increased equity with drug cartels raising the challenging of forwards prison riots. assassinations, ecuador has plunged from one of the safest countries in latin america to one of the most dangerous, with the government, declaring war on the guns and corruption. the people in power investigates with causes behind the search and violence. and it's devastating impact on the nation. ecuador, on the fire,

on that jersey to along with batteries. and so the power electric vehicles become a key drive up the chinese economy. and it's transition towards high tech growth. your opinion impose tariffs of up to 45 percent on chinese if he's not quite so stiff as the 100 percent, that'd be impose the by both the us and canada, but enough to throw its exposed strategy. of course, that's finally been attributed to front loading businesses, concerns about the power for us from the incoming us ministration had been speeding up. ford is to be to the new policy that might make it even more expensive to buy chinese goods. china is the main provider for most of the consumer goods and industrial inputs. so there is a limit on how far those terms can go. and overtime, when people feel the pressure from inflation, there will be

a political or as far as elaine that your exports have remained resilient, despite weakness in all the areas of the chinese economy. the . ringback the new year in gaza desperate conditions palestinian space reign. salvation and more is rarely bombardment in 2025. the