the humanity is in a crisis and as it goes into crisis, so it does mother or it. so i see that when the indigenous people in indigenous tribes will be remembered and will be needed. but there won't be any at that moment . the 6 palestinian children die from the cold weather in gaza. israel is refusing to allow mobile homes and $0.10 of the strip despite the ceasefire agreement. the i'm sort of any good to have you with us. this is elisha 0, live from the also coming up sirius new president, repeats his quote for unity at a national dialogue meant the chart. the country's political future. the crumbling welcomes would have caused a more balanced position from washington after the us voted with russia at the us

and heavy fighting in the sudanese capital where the army is trying to gain more grounds from the power military rapids support forces will be reporting from car 2 months the at least 6 children have died in gaza, overnights because of the cold weather parents are struggling to keep their children warm and they are urging for more aid to be allowed into the strip. one of the victims was a newborn girl named shaun. she passed away inside her displaced family, spent in hon, eunice, and southern gaza. tens of thousands of palestinians across the strip are living and worn out 10, some of the rubble of their destroyed homes. the strong winds and heavy rains have turned to make shift shelters into barely livable spaces. the humanitarian crisis has been worse than to by israel's ongoing blockade. on the delivery of

a none of the 60000 mobile homes needed for shelter had been allowed into the strip . as agreed under the cease by deal it by email. healey reports from gases, city, a home, financial factors that the families and the bcs, gaza strip. the offer mass of the brutal is in the war that destroyed everything. and the reason where the weather add this extra stuff winter to hundreds of thousands of this place. bells, demons who return to find their homes completely destroyed. they have been forced to live in the open in the flimsy tents that do not provide any sort of of protection from the bites in with or as you can see this family here. and then as you can see, the situation here is getting a much more dire as this 10, which is shelter in this family here. and i see, yeah, yeah, neighborhoods are facing har circumstances. if you're in the night,

especially in this winter season, and then the lease of the habit this time i'm station living an attempt is really hot, like a day of garden and we will soaked in rain. one side of the ground is still wet and cold, and our young children cannot send jared's. they've been coughing and vomiting all night long. i am helpless, especially because there is no medicine available. my children are in pain, and i am helpless. we are a family of 7, and i cannot afford to buy them. have you close or blanket to the bottom? how much has it as much as an additional guy? we con, enjoy living in tents in this cold weather, let alone children. my children is sick, coughing, day and night, with no access to medicine. we need cover medicine, at least for those of unable children. attend is nothing but a shed, and it doesn't protect you from the cold or rain in the winter. we're suffering day and my children have lost their lives due to the bite in the

are due to the the freezing weather in regards for during this winter season, families are going to so much har, circumstances in your end, this dire winter season of which damages the many families and leaving families without any sort of protection from the freezing weather to bring him send me a 0, gaza city at this time. and let's get more on this without the zeros honey. my mode was in gaza. city, honey, you were at your, in front of a hospital in gaza city. you were just inside the hospital interviewing the doctors about the medical center, the consequences of this. what did you find? well, absolutely dire situations across the goals and through we just happened to talk to one of the medical staff inside the hospital who is expecting more. a newborn baby

is to come to the hospital just giving the diet humanitarian catastrophe across the gods. for the vast majority of people are not living inside homes. when we talk about homes across the gods through through about concrete homes that are not available anymore. all of them have been destroyed or severely damaged. those who are seeking temporary shoulders inside near to collapse and building or in tents are not providing their families with the necessary protection. and more of the vast majority of people are in sight since that due to the heavy when the rain and the storm have turned into unmovable conditions, very hard to stay on those tents. but here at the hospital where the 9 cases 5 already passed that way of a new born baby, the doctors confirm that these babies arrived at the hospital with what looked like as a cold injury. they did not suffer from any disease or some of them were just born in the past a few days. the only problem that the sustained the, that their families did not have the necessary means to keep them warm. and for one

reason, the vast majority of people live to return to their homes in golf in the northern parts and stay in in tents or temporary shoulders without a proper protection, without wars, without proper clothing, once or clothing to keep their babies. a new born baby is warm inside the incubator, this not only just the cold, but also shattered infrastructure. and the facility has been already rehabilitated twice in the past 15 months and running at a very low capacity. there's been sufficient number of medical this stuff inside the hospitals, the electricity that is available only generated from the power generator. and this is link to the ongoing, the flow of the fuel without it. thank you later as well. the stop and the machines that we've heard and the big inside, while the stop be big on just risking many of the life inside. and once again, the doctor is confirmed that there is rise in the cases of hypothermia across the ga strip, simply because there is a newborn babies are not warming up one case that stood out in the city of han,

you and it says the, the baby that was just born a few days ago, shot a little girl, or a little baby that was born and died because of hypothermia. again, she was not suffering from any disease, but she was not warm enough. that's the reason across the gaza strip for babies died from severe cold and the lack of of proper protection. and once we were inside the hospital, we spot the medical, the stop. and we've seen the incubator. this is what we found out. the whole these machines are keeping desperately to keep the new born baby so live in this hospital . this is the friends of the patient, medical society in the hearts of the gaza service for a lot of people and families. $130.00 is just another season, but in gaza it has become more of a distance in for these and sense right now. as for insurance and drugs, winter has become so boot only of houses to day. then babies are dying because of the severe cold, with their families unable to keep them warm. medical officials on the ground

reports rise in hypothermia cases and with families unable to keep them warm. the likelihood of these incense a new born, they lose their life are very, very high here at the house because the doctor is confirmed that many of these the newborns babies are rights to the hospital here they arrive with no particular diseases. they were simply new of one, and their family had no way to keep them warm and lots of little weeks. we received the 9 units in our hospital and they come with a case which caused caused injury or hypothermia. 3 babies that survived and treated successfully and discharged home, asked and one baby in order to utilize the you increase because you know the condition of course this condition is because of the cold weather and lake of save ship those league of central heat think and lake of electricity, and does it start with chatter? infrastructure has reliable in electricity. these machines are keeping in the background risk of shutting down at any moment,

leaving many of the new born babies without proper heat. and without being warm enough to survive the difficult conditions. and even more. how does your data from gather city, palestine? olga tourette's go is a spokesperson for the un humanitarian affairs office. she just returned from gaza and explains why shelter is a one of the most pressing needs in the strip. a shelter is then absolutely high priority, but also including foods and water and medication healthcare. uh, we are dealing with a situation where the entire population of kaiser is in need. so it's 2100000 people who are in need of assistance. and we have 1000000 people living in extremely subs standard uh tense or i would not even called in tents. so of course this is a huge priority. and again,

the we're dealing with the system that has been decimated, most of the infrastructure has been destroyed. people have lost their homes, their immune systems are compromised, it is cold, and we're in the middle of winter and there's still life storms. and it's just, it's a crisis after crisis after crisis, it follows the health care infrastructure has been decimated. there are a lot more medical facilities that we set up, so in total, which includes field hospitals and partially functional hospitals, as well as various and temporary medical facilities. and finally, health care facilities that we set up. we have about $257.00 of them across a strip, which allows people to of course, go and receive primary health care to secondary health care. but again, the whole system has to be restored and rehabilitated is really military is expanding its offensive across the occupied westbank. kids forces have stormed and

opened fire in the city of numbers. at least one person has been injured is really soldiers also fired tear gas entering 15 others and target and medical crews. israel's military res, across the territory and recent months have forced tens of thousands of palestinians to flee. is the israel's assaults has been particularly focused on the janine refugee camp in the north, where tanks have been deployed in order to remain. bulldozers are also demolishing large areas of the camp that is now virtually empty and elsewhere and the occupied westbank is really forces of withdrawn from the town of cup of tea that is south of jeanine. they arrested a number of people during your 2 day res is really forces also destroyed water facilities and electricity network. the

serious president that middle sharah has opened the national conference in damascus and repeated his call for unity. the dialogue intends to chart the path forward politically and laid the groundwork for a new constitution. it also aims to address economic, social, and political issues. the new government, which to power in december has promised an inclusive political transition. and this conference was one of his pledges. and the deed, this is a period of rebuilding our country of decades of destruction, devastation, syria is indivisible. and that one might slice in our unity, syria is economy has been reeling on the systematic vandalism. get the nucleus of development lives within. we require a plan for a substitution, and we must 10 series opportunities into practical investment johnson. we must

stand firmly, harshly against those who may seek to undermine our unit, to restore sort or has this update from damascus of the city of natural de la costa. this is on the way at the presidential palace right behind me . that was used by a family for decades now, 500 syrians, more than 500 syrians in the audit gathering. and this completed into 6 working groups, which each of them is called as accommodating. so just call the economy comedy, such as transitional justice comb with the such a civil liberties comedy, but move them. perhaps the most important one is the cost additional accommodate that is mainly going to be responsible for that as being a new constitution for syria over the course of the next $3.00 or 3 years. have a very serious here or seeing that the spot they, they are not expecting any court decision to be made or to come out of this confidence. they still say this is

a historic date for the nation. because this is for the 1st time since the beginning of the civil war in 2011, that syrians from different walks of life from different. and i told you can afford to come back. girls from people in occupations are coming together and discussing, having a national dialogue on how to rebuild the country, how to build a future for syria and serious business address, which is 0, damascus, russian foreign minister. so a lot of ross has told the ringing government, the issues around is usually a program can be resolved through peaceful means that are off is visiting their around to discuss key regional and bilateral issues. donald trump's 1st administration imposed hefty sections on there on after he withdrew the us from an international agreement on the runs nuclear program. and its rhonda had agreed to dismantle much of the program and exchange for sanctions release. to head to sadie

was at that press conference. right. so what, what did um iran have to say about this program and the means by which the trump administration is trying to curb the program. oh, well actually the truth of the matter is that your brain is repeating the same statement that has been there for cups of past years. day of talking about the possibility of parks, but under one condition and that is, is stopping pressures is stopping sanctions and united states getting back to the deal that most find back in 2015 cold j. c po, a in this conference which finished about and number a go be heard is due to statements one from you mannion foreign minister who said that as long as pressures continue, yvonne is not ready for have any direct talks made the united states that goes without saying that the speculations are around about the possibility of in direct

talks between the 2 sides. but on the other hand, the had the supreme either i to lock harmony saying that iran should not negotiate with the united states under this circumstance. and on the other hand, be heard from foreign minister law growth on j. c, po, a. that there is a possibility, a diplomatic potentiality for us, settled down the issues. but at the end of the day, we have to wait for the 1st or events to converse specifically from washington us to see how far they are ready to get back to the negotiation table. what else do they have to say or well actually and this press conference, they talked about the opponent, they touched upon a bar. this picture omission obviously is you know, far mr. lot of the buzz back from another. uh, was it to church. yeah. and that shows that the regional issues is

a cheaper ent of concern for him. and on that, they talked about syria and they said that solver and a t and national integrity of the country is a common key point of concern for to size. and they also said that the 2 countries are supporting peace and long term stability in the, in the region. they also talked about 11 on palestine. this offset by john r media conflict. that's what comes to me as a message is like this new geostrategic realities in the region caused the 2 sides to give this message to this. to give this picture that there is a collaboration chord nation, and let's say consistency when it comes to positions of iran and russia just considering the background and basically are located. they spend years and cbs. and they also talked about bi lateral issues, expression of the ties with respect to the framework framework that was find earlier in january when president position john was in russia. i tell him to saudi

from there on thank you very much. the still ahead on else 0, find out why a rise in the number of people visiting indian administered cashmere could be putting the regions, christine environments at risk. the or it is a go, sherri. wherever you looking lazy remains an easy and it should be at this time of the year, the breeze is still coming in from the northeast are so you still got showers stuff on the case to viet nam, but there is a change taking place in japan and this is the current site. now admittedly, this is quite a high place, but 3 to 5 meters have been typical, spiteful in those places that are pregnant with in western honshu and hawkeye dirt this winter. but given the feed air is not warming up significantly tempted. the rising of about 15 invasion and plus full in hub. and there is nothing to feed cold

now across. save japan. so nothing folds on thursday. the sol, with had started running die into was the incoming adventure. very wet weather. we've got early signs of wet weather in the end of a mic of ons trusts reliant. a bit of a break here. there is still something coming across because of vietnam, as you've already seen. this bit of a gap most of india is looking fine and buying the dash. but this is significant. the sherry, our breaks have come across from drowns for us, kind of down to the north west of india and those in pakistan, producing again quite a lot of snow, increasing the avalon trees, but also producing send to stones of rain quite a long way. serv, which means via causes improve. but whether you like the weather, i don't know the

limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure. now counter and we in the the you watching else is 0 reminder of our headlines this hour. at least 6 children and gaza have died because of a severe cold, including a newborn baby girl. forcibly displaced, palestinians are living in one of the tents that offer little protection between monitoring crisis was being worse by israel's blockade. on

a serious new president's has called for unity and his address to the national dialogue in damascus. the conference is intended to charge a passport politically and laid the groundwork for a new constitution. the french president tim entered and nicole says he believes a truce between russia and ukraine could happen in the next few weeks. is comment to us media came after a meeting with president donald trump at the white house houses here as alan fisher report. i want to say the french president has a long relationship with donald trump. a man who could have influence as the world contemplates peace and ukraine. president, the crown is very special man. in my book. it's clear donald trump wants us to get something out of it. support but keep doing it's 2 year long back deal on real f minerals the ability to access and exploit. he believes the deal is close and it

would help you bring to the deals being worked on with i think getting very close to getting an agreement. beneficial to their economy to their, to them as a country. but you know, word for $350000000000.00. how we got there. i don't know. but that's a lot of money. lot. a lot of money invested in we had nothing, nothing to show for from try to claim you're not given as much as the us only to be surprisingly corrected with a hand on the arm. no. in fact, to be to be frank, we paid, we paid 60 person, so it's possible president zaleski could be in the white house on the next 2 weeks . but he's rejected the initial deal from the americans, insisting their supports within the form of grant. and i believe not loans and he's not ready to sign away the rights for young ukrainians. and the good place that i'm not signing something that 10 generations of ukrainians will be paying off. the europeans are way ahead of us with a fluids piece talks. they want us security guarantees, especially

a person except you'd a p and trips monitoring the piece that specifically asked them that question. he has no problem with the news conference after the 2 ment, president mccord and want that it's not a quick piece deal that's needed. one point, what the last thing, what, let's try to get something 1st, which is, which can be assessed, checked and verified. and let's be sure that we build sufficient guarantees them to sheltering. and this is where we are ready to be on gauge. donald trump said he'd have a piece deal for ukraine before he even returned to the oval office. that hasn't happened, but people are talking about and then to the fighting because of him. something that hasn't happened in almost 3 years. there are differences between you create and russia, obviously, between the europeans and the u. s. and between the ukrainians and the us. but that's what negotiations are for island, fisher. i'll just either at the white house, the russian forces have taken control of many of you cranes, coke mines,

since most co annex crimea in 2014 troops also occupied 13 of you claims 21 coke plants, which are vital for the country's highly lucrative steel industry. this map shows eastern ukraine and the area of russian control in white or the cold facilities still in ukrainian hands. in r intro, the areas taken by russia and the last 11 years. the latest plant to close is on the front lines. input cross squared, intense lighting is still going on. charles stratford reports from a steel plant ends up for region in east and ukraine. the iron and steel industry generates billions of dollars for ukraine. countries cook supplies of vital to making steel, but many of the cook problems and now on the russian control. and according to the new you, as president, ukraine may have to make territorial concessions, which could mean never getting back in the industry like this to the main

line with his coaches from visiting the combat. so it isn't possible to extract, we now have to bring mole raw materials from a file. it's expensive to just take a look. we're very concerned about what the us is now say this. so if you built plantings, i appreciate dating back to the 19 thirty's is owned by the private company met invest it still manages to produce a so if you crane steel despite coming on to repeat the attack, the company also used to i me as a style steel plants in mary awful scene here under attack in 2022 during a russian siege. that last it almost 3 months. as of style was one of the 2 still plants, much invest, owned in mariel, before russia took full control of the city in may. 2022. the 2 facilities used to produce 40 percent of ukraine steel. pablo used to work, but as of style said, well, it's very difficult. i really want to go home,

these businesses, plastic and if control and the country's future if the russian occupied territory is not returned to us, it will be very difficult for ukrainian economy to recover. since ross is full scale invasion in 2022 possible if he said taking control of 32 and po box will be similar to this of the by met to invest. a full phone was polls the flows down. last month's been for growth because russian policies are involved to represent the last potentially hundreds of billions of dollars worth of equipment. the natural resources to make things was like other countries, ukraine still exp, bolts to the us, potentially phase. the tires of 25 percent imposed by president trump and russia has made exports more difficult since taking control of poles. as we'll see. the

point we have limited exporting opportunities along the sea, colorado compared to the pre will period. when we had access to for c ports, we have to reorient take away from it least markets towards european markets in overland transport is complex and expensive. the government says it doesn't to yet to have a solely plan for the mines. know the coke and steel plants, if russia which a keep control of the land now occupies. and that according to donald trump cannot be ruled out. charles, drop it down to 0, is that for ratio? there's heavy fighting, and they sit in these capital cartoon where the army is seeking to gain more ground from the power military rapids support forces. it's already won back large swats of the capital as well as the surrounding areas in recent weeks. the army has also seized control of a bridge south of cartoon from the recess. and the charity doctors without borders says it has been forced to suspend all this activity is in north star for that's

a region of sedan because of escalating violence in the area from car to him had been morgan has more on the devastating humanitarian consequence of the conflict as many of the civilian slaves during the early days of the conflict and the months that followed but they are still civilians. here in the capital of 2 were caught in the conflict between disabilities, army and the parent military rapids support forces. they are also civilians in other parts of the country where there is fighting as to the new army tries to regain grounds from the iris and white mile. for example, the city needs governments have more than 400 people were killed in the past week in attacks by the rapids support forces in this city. i've been fascinated that in north it are for the last remaining, armstrong hold, the military organization. the medical organizations, doctors without borders, says that it has suspended the operation due to violence in some, some comp. that's where assignment was declared lot last year. when more than 500000 people, that's more than half a 1000000 people have sought refuge. uh, most of them are there for more than 20 years, but many of them uh, having such as,

you know, a filter and refuge in the account as soon as the south of the conflict, an april 2023. so the organization says as a result of the attacks on the account, they had to suspend their operation and that is putting stability of as at risk. many of them don't have access to medical assistance and health care. they have nowhere to go. they've been impact displacement count for years, and in some cases that's become their home now. and the suspension of these human to turn opperation is going to have a life threatening impact on them. so the united nations has repeatedly called on both were in parties to provide humanitarian creators and to provide protection for civilians who are affected by the conflict. but civil instrument to be caught up between the 2 wearing sites, with many of them losing their lives in the process. a several towns in indian administered cast me or have seen arise and tours, but the influx of people is putting a strain on the special ecosystem. and one of the honda reports on the pristine snowy mountains and the indian administered kashmir town of goldmark,

tourist and locals taking a day of sports and laughter. but a major problem is starting to hit the surface trash with estimated more than 2000 kilograms of litter from hotels and vendors in the area is collected every day. that amount of rubbish has environmental. this worry especially with tourism in the area hitting record numbers last year with more than 1000000 people visiting was gone and her husband came to go mark for their honeymoon, bypassing the usual tourist destinations of thailand and bali bearing. but upon landing, she has an ex field many a, b o and you have, i think the government, oh and you guys should take steps and spread the message that we should keep his face clean and beautiful. otherwise, in the future, as the number of tourist increased, the serenity of this place will decrease. the situation is no different in the neighboring town and behold, gum the area has seen an unusually dry winter.