all the friends who make football one houses the the the how much leader in guys it concerns the group will release the bodies of for is really captives on thursday and 6 living captives. 2 days later, the coming to move, this is officer alive from door. how also coming up of the us secretary of state says there will be further talks of moscow angel ending the war and ukraine after meeting with the russian foreign minister in the off. but ukraine was not at that meeting, and president zaleski has postponed his visit to saudi arabia that had been planned for weeks news for you and accuses m. 23 rebels who sees the 2nd major

city in eastern democratic republic of congo of killing and recruiting children. the how much does announce that will be returning the bodies are for is really captives on thursday. i need to hire the groups leader and gaza, also said 6 living captives will be released on saturday as part of the ceasefire deal. he says that it was proof of how much commitment to the agreement and called on israel to honor its terms. i love the exam and they see that there is a patient of forces must be obligated to on all the terms of the agreements without any exception or delay. namely, the allow of the entity of heavy equipment in order to be able to remove the debris and recover the dead body is not only a followed by the state in fellow citizens, but also the as a captive skill. as

a result of the is a ruthless, indiscriminate ad bill bought meant who are they, is and the jordanian capital on mine. because israel has band alj a 0 from operating in the country. but 1st let's go to southern gaza and speak to tar couple. as i'm sorry, how much has announced that it will be returning the bodies of 4 captives held in gauze on thursday. and also the 6 living captives will be released on saturday as part of the 1st phase of the ceasefire deal. does this mean that things are progressing in a promising way when it comes to phase one of the ceasefire? as well? how much? the latest developments reflect a significant pressure of being practiced by regional med, yates's, and how much to accelerate the release of these valid captives that from the other side to a forced israel to fulfill its obligations under the current ceasefire agreement. it's worth noting that uh, how much does the lead to a heading,

how you stated that they are going to release for each bed, captives who have been completely killed during, is ready attacks on gaza on next thursday. and they will also release 6, a captives who lived including 2 is really captives who have been captured in cause a back to 2015. this is absolutely a parts of the dramatic change that we witness under the supervision of regional mediators. and it could reflect that both parties have been completely put under pressure to accelerate also the negotiations for the 2nd phase of the agreement that is about to start within the coming weeks. the specifically that isabel to now did not comprehensively attached to the terms of the agreement regarding many violations that had been widely observed by how most of the functions in guys are regarding the entry of heavy machine machines along side with mobile houses and to

meet the expectations of the entry of humanitarian a trucks and evacuation of critically ill and wounded patients to receive treatments outside the gaza strip and target. there has been a respite from the constant bombing environment and gaza during phase one of the ceasefire. but it's also made it all the more apparent about how much need there is for aid. you're just talking about how much aid is needed for the people there. the solution obviously is nearby, but it's out of reach at this moment. is there any further news on these mobile shelters that people are waiting for and other bits of aid that haven't been able to come in yet? as well as in fact and mohammed mobile homes and taping machines have been widely required by palestinians. and also by how much movement we have been waiting since the early hours of this morning to the effort to, to see the entry of a mobile homes alongside with the heavy machines. but what has been allowed to access because only to build dogs is that have just been said,

cause i know i go and they start to, to operate, to open the rows and to facilitate the process of reconstruction. this step has been seen by palestinians as completely frustrating the step specifically that you and reports suggest that between 500 to 1000 cubic machines are highly to required to facilitate the reconstruction and to remove tones of do preast of destroyed buildings and residential neighborhoods. and we did not see today any thoughts of mobile homes coming into the causes trip, despite the spring promises to reflect a series of change in its commitments regarding the entry of mobile homes alongside with the heavy machines. bob allison is believe that isabella systematically delaying the entry of do slide say you think human at target in this case, that will help palestinians to be afforded with a temporary shelters that could last we use until the permanence reconstruction

operation and process takes place in cause and this depends, this depends completely on the 2nd phase and the level of seriousness that both parties will show in order to reach upon the ceasefire that will in the blood shed and will also help to reconstruct gone. so again, from scratch while i'm with. all right, that sounds as you're as tar couple as you live for us from southern guns and thanks so much stark. a sledge cross now to new to all day who's live for us. and these are danny and capital. i'm on, she's there because the is really government and palestinian authority of band alger 0 from reporting from inside israel and the occupied west bank, nor what's the reaction been so far from the israeli government when it comes to this announcement by how much that the bodies of 4 captors will be released thursday and the 6 living captives will be released on saturday. how about the is running government only confirmed those reports. we also heard in

the past few minutes from the families of is really kept as well coming at the announcements saying that this is welcomes news and also stating the time is running out on those 4 remain. and as they really are trying to keep up the pressure on nothing. yeah hos. to reach a deal for phase 2. and they really would prefer to see all the captives released in one exchange rather than a phased out approach as we saw in phase one. so for now, it's really the welcome news for, for the families of captives that is highlighted in is really media coverage and, and is really society and where do things currently stand when it comes to negotiations of phase 2 of the ceasefire. a plugin and not so they're behind schedule. they haven't started. in fact, as they should have started on day 16 of of the phase one of the agreements. so

there are about 2 weeks late, but we now know that benjamin netanyahu has appointed his confidant, administer of strategic affairs, run during merger, had the negotiations for phase 2. so at least we know that there will be negotiations on face to that was in doubt up until yesterday because the cabinets match to discuss it. it didn't really take any decisions. and the only reporting after that meeting was that nothing you hope, flushed the cabinet would have a vote if in fact israel was going to proceed with phase 2. so for now, we only have that pledge that announcement that indication that the pressure and the effort. so the mediators is at least going to bring the parties to the table, of course, separate tables in, in direct talks. all right, that's the idea of life versus the jordanian capital. i'm a north, thanks so much. is really forces have stormed educational facilities run by the you in agency for palestinian refugees and the occupied west bank and east jerusalem.

it's after prime minister benjamin that's now ordered the enforcement of a new law banning under was activities. israeli soldiers used tear gas and found the bombs at a training center in columbia and the occupied west bank and ordered everyone inside to leave. while the unoccupied east roost women elementary boys school was forced to close, it really forces also entered to other schools and the occupied west bank. local sources say the israeli army is demolishing at least 14 palestinian homes in full cut them. refugee camp is part of the large scale military operation. the began nearly a month ago. israeli forces have stormed refugee camps and palestinian towns destroying homes and public facilities. initially, the rates were focused on jeanine and the north of the territory, but a sense expanded to north shunts refugee camp input, cut them more than 3 quarters of the population of 13000 people have been forcibly expound the

senior russian, and us diplomats have concluded a 4 and a half hour meeting and saudi arabia on the war and ukraine. they've agreed on appointing high level teams to help negotiate and into the war. stephanie decker reports, a new us administration, and a new foreign policy approach. now, happy to sit together with the russians and talk about the war in ukraine. the goal of today's meeting was to follow up on the phone call the president had a week ago and begin to establish those lines of communication. the work remains today is the 1st step of a long and difficult journey, but an important one. and president, trump is committed to bringing an end of this conflict. president trump's most senior diplomats sitting across from sag a lab, rolled russians, foreign minister, and their teens. even deal, but the teacher gives the docs were useful and constructive were listening offensively to one another. this us administration is more understanding of our position in the near future. will convene more meetings and look at all issues.

iron out all obstacles, including the resumption of diplomatic mission. when you pull of extra they go. all of this hosted by saudi arabia, increasing the playing immediate or role. the meeting in the the od lawsuit almost 5 hours and wrapped up tuesday afternoon. of the americans also said, no one was being sidelined, that their european allies were being consulted on almost a daily basis, and that ukraine would be involved in the process down the line. ukraine's president has made it clear, there will be no deal without his country's involvement. and no date has been set for a meeting between president donald trump and his russian counterpart vladimir putin to meet as yet. but it will says the kremlin stephanie decker, i'll g 0. soon after the us rush are meeting in the all the ukrainian president followed him. there's a landscape postpone his visit to saudi arabia, which was scheduled for wednesday. he made the announcement in ankara, after talks with the turkish president, system control o as in oscar, i am following developments. the meeting between circus prisons as

a pipe as on and you're going and present both of them as the landscape and started with us and russian options fault in we all to find a pathway to end the war in ukraine. however you quinn's absence from these negotiations raised concerns about it's exclusion from critical decision making. while as expressing his rock, did you please took his account reports for 2 kids supports the reed as well as the landscape. that's his conditions for peace. and most of what do with dishes, or you can talk all you want eighty's, but not decisions can be made with our to great to be. i mean, think on ending the world without coast facing sandra. we're in us. that was a surprise and we learned it from media as of what things alone wants when this was the piece is the goal now starts with releasing present as yet. no. one of the mentioned that today for the 2 days the game is considering the active diplomacy.

we have pursued over the last the sign of our control. and it'd be an ideal host for talks that would likely be help them achieve and russia, ukraine, and diverse, and the kind of syria journey tuesday is false and the circus capital on caroll. highlight the importance of necessity of inclusive diplomacy for finding a solution to the long lasting conflict in ukraine. seeing i'm co solo l to 0 on cut, a view in human rights chief is accusing him. 23 rebels who sees the 2nd major city in eastern congo of killing children and attacking hospitals and warehouses, storing aid through a one to back troubles are now battling the congolese army in north keeble province . our office has confirmed cases of some of the execution of children by m 23. after they entered the city of chicago. last week were also aware that children were in possession of weapons. what we call on rolanda and m 23 to ensure that

human rights and international humanitarian law are respected. we're also documenting cases of ill treatment, conflict related sexual and gender based violence, child enforce recruitment, intimidation and death threats. there were wandering backed rebels, are trying to establish administrative control in the areas. they've seized the governor of a provincial capital which the him 23 to 3 weeks ago as announced that the ports of kabul and goma on lake keeper will reopen the 1st vessel, carrying passengers to go my dog in the last few hours elsewhere in eastern democratic republic of congo, again to the military says it has entered the city of one year near its border. officials say that deployment has been approved by local military authorities to stop killings by armed groups. you can and forces have been operating in the d. r. c, at the invitation of contrast to combat groups, the government says are affiliated to iso, close to $5000.00 again, and soldiers were already stationed in and around. the town of vinny are still

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is this our and how much does announce that it will be returning the bodies of 4 captains held in gaza on thursday, 6 living hostages will be released on saturday as part of the 1st phase of the ceasefire. the senior russian and us diplomats have concluded a 4 and a half hour meeting involved on the war and ukraine. they have agreed on a pointing a high level teams to help negotiate and into the way the us says, european leaders, andrew prince, will also be involved in talks to the lebanese government says it has the right to use all possible means to insure the full withdrawal of israeli troops from the south. it's calling israel's presence in 5 points through the border. an occupation after cease fire deadline expired on tuesday. residents returning to their home, say their villages have been left unrecognizable. se and hold their reports from cuba in southern lebanon, close to the israeli border. the they, we did for hours while is where the troops completed their withdrawal. lebanese

families were supposed to return to their villages near the border in late january, in line with a ceasefire. agreement that ended 14 months of conflict between as well and has beloved in november, but as well delayed it's pulled out to tuesday in optimal, but just hold on. i'm waiting. i want to enter for, to learn a little bit on destruction on whatever i just want to go through quite close. i'd rather be buried there than elsewhere. i just want to enter the credit. you know, this is the only thing i am asking. hollywood. many returning home say their villages are unrecognizable so much of their lives. erased park killer was among the hardest hit during the conflict with intense fighting and bombardment. but it's really troops also deliberately destroyed structures while they were here during the ceasefire. were turning is not an option without basic infrastructure and surfaces. there is shock and disbelief, but defiance

a lot and we returned despite the destruction, which is important to start. we came back and not these really and to me has led these read. the army, however, remains in hilltop positions just inside blood and on to guard against what it called ceasefire violations by hezbollah. the government says it's use the soldiers presence as an occupation, and we'll complained to the un security council. well, i mean the analogy, what is that then, that as israel continues to turn a blind eye to their obligations, dishonoring all its promises, the conferring parties declared the following. firstly, to resort to the un security council being the body that endorsed resolution $17.00 oh $1.00 on the cut out. all the while is ready. drones are still overhead. when the states fire came into effect is really prime minister benjamin nothing. yeah. who said, it didn't signal an end to the conflict with has been long since then is really strikes have been targeted? what is ready the army calls as well as assets. these really military is promising

to continue acting against hezbollah. if the lebanese army fails to do so, the army is now in charge of this region. it's tasked with pushing back has the law as well as disarming. it's fight. there's a major test for a state long absent center for their osha, 0 southern lebanon. so dance foreign ministry says the paramilitary rappaport forces have killed $433.00 civilians including children and attacks. in the past 3 days. the fighters are said to have attacked villages around a container in white and all state south of the capital side of tone. because i know it was the 1st that he captured my the r s f in december 2023. he but morgan has the latest from hospitals. this is the news army and the power minutes who rapids support forces have been lost in battles in the states of life, and i just south of the capital cartoon. now we know from local responders, best it'd be our staff launched a tax on multiple villages on the outskirts of a good pay not and wife $9.00, and that's at least uh,

$433.00. so $433.00 civilians, housing killed, according to the sudanese for an ministry. we also spoke to local responders who said that some of the victims of these attacks that include direct attacks them artillery swipes by the recess, had been thrown in the river. and that there was several others who were critically wounded as a result of the attacks. so they said that they expected to death to from bypass on several villages on the outskirts of underpayment to continue climbing in the coming hours and days. and that's the number that has been given by the so the nice problem in a 3 is not final. i may be much higher. now the city needs foreign ministry says that regional countries and the international community should take a tough stance on the rapid support forces, describing their actions as a terrorist attacks on civilians targeting civilians and vengeful attacks. over the past few days, they wrap it support for this has been losing ground to, to the, to the news army here in the capital. forcing them to free to us the southern parts

of the capital. i'm into of atlanta, which is on the outskirts of which a border, the southern parts of the capital cartoon. uh, once they cross different. oh yeah. one of the main bridges that it'd be ours have controls. so civilians and it'll get hannah and even white. now state are concerned that with the are assembling from the capital for to using the bridge to get into wipe. now spades, they may be subjected to more and more attacks. and there may be more loss of life in the coming days and weeks. he but morgan onto vera called him to of the mirror of thought that has been on a 2 day state visit to india, shift to me and how to find the health talks with indian prime minister and arrange remote in the capital. new delhi author in india have strong ties in the energy sector, but they're seeking to deep in cooperation in other areas. on the costume, sharif reports from new delhi, they mute of cut the shape so mean been, come out of the tawny, began to state visit to india with communist in the range of movies. pawsman lead

receiving him at the airport in the denny. the amir 1st visited the country in 2015, when ties below too focused on the energy sector. this time, the to have announced a strategic partnership that allows long term corporation inception effective. they want to double annual trade to $20000000000.00 in the next 5 years. both sides are exploring the possibility of signing a free trade agreement in the future of the muse visit. reset stars with india of the tensions last year when a cathartic gold sentence to death 8 former engine neighbors, offices, convicted of espionage. they eventually freed 7 have returned to india without as india as largest supplier of liquefied natural gas o n n g. accounting for more than 40 percent of its global impulse,

you deli aims to double its gas consumption to 15 percent of its energy needs by 2031 is looking to broaden its investments beyond the energy sector. we are continue visiting and the token miguel, and oil and gas and also we had a growing and focusing on the growing the non oil and gas business. when i think with india, we can see my prime minister moody is keen on strengthening ties with the gulf corporation. cancer. india already has relations with saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, create an amount of business owners, hope the new partnership with capacity bring in more trade and investment. the costs are followed 1200000000 consumer database in different sectors where that at this problem. so because we're getting a great decorative frame tech, right, but it is in, in space exploration. you know, we have seen all set of extending all the fields. i've got the, with the knowledge of disposable income in the country,

needs to have segment where they can invest and grow better financially. investment portfolios. it cuts out an india us trends, the private sector collaboration. a lot has changed since the i'm is visit a decade ago. the boss has the most as a mediator involved in resolving global company and to see significant player in the energy sector. and india has become one of the fastest growing economies. these factors that has led these from she's decent relation and look at investments that go beyond some cities. obviously, the germans prepared to go to the polls on sunday. the state of the economy is among the biggest concerns of many voters after a 2 year recession and record high unemployment. some say radical reform is needed . dominant can reports from the city of what's lot. the crowd is

continental work is gavin is outside the workplace and vets. not many of them have been told the jobs that the comp, pots, jobs are going over. they are trying to fight the decision. this is last year we still felt about $300.00 employees. we'd be transferred to other locations, button house in frankfort. i've been in january. the decision was made not to do any more to complete the eliminate over jobs here. which means the police out. so many of these people look over the people head. a full house is all made plans, people's lives and families depend on it and it's hoping wiped out and one stroke because that's done. like everyone else, i'm losing my job. i started training here and never imagined this. i thought i could carry on working here for a while because i was enjoying it and it was going well. the job losses here are some domestic of the problems. the also most of industry has been facing in recent

times. but it doesn't stop that. many german industries are struggling to remain competitive with millions of people unemployed and millions more worried about the future. at the time when germany is falling behind a new technologies, while labor costs remain high, many driven experts say the economy is stagnating. so what kind of incoming government do about it? boots of how the economy needs to change, it needs less bureaucracy, it needs streamlining it needs to be able to be on least again. we probably also need a little less regulation to be there to bring us back to where germany should actually be. the political parties agree, something must be done, but not what. which means whoever wins on sunday may not be able to help the workers in fits. now straight away, dominant came out to 0 in western germany. that's it for me, my, how much is room you can find more information on our website. i'll just hear a com,

whether it's next then inside story asks how lebanon's new leadership will grapple with israel's partial withdrawal. thanks so much for watching the the well federally showing itself to be rather an active 1. 1 small code is coming out of the seniors across the black and see the boss for us is going to feel really cold in the start button of these a night term temperatures. and if you comes as to what we've been focusing on a mountain standard 7, kansas city is and not as cold as it could be, the snow falling on the high ground of east in 30, otherwise each writing rating for greece, not so much in the south of turkey, but certainly may trust to syria and lebanon that significant rise on show breeze means an increase in the likelihood of cattle shells from egypt all the way down, all the way around, 11 time charged. that was,

that's going on. the stair codes eventually in towards north, in the wrong this line here, down to the middle of the rock, into saudi arabia's sitting. it was cloud and slow moving sheriff's, heart breaks of light each, right, which i'm not going to go away this week. if anything, they're going to drift slowly east was across cover catching you a lot through q h as well, leaving dry weather behind. but it's rain all the same. so it on usually event significant summarized, still falling in south africa. in fact, old country, south of the a crazy man that has been a focus really in zambia, zimbabwe, and dine to was the, the east in cape. but i think even further west where it kind of leads is dry. it will be wet by thursday. we are going to see the agencies of legend some

clothes for the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah do you have any stories to tell? i love it and says, and he is ready. presence on his soil is now an occupation. the deadline for complete is really withdrawal has come and gone. so how long will is maley troops remain in southern lebanon on kind of lebanon, a search itself? francis. this is inside store, the