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how much says it's rich. does yields the result of the delayed release of palestinian prisoners from is really jails. there's been no official confirmation from the is really government. but media reports suggest an agreement is in place. how my statement says about 600 palestinian prisoners whom israel refused to release last week, will be handed over in the coming days. the group says israel will also release more palestinian women and children in exchange promises that will hand over the body is a for, is really captives earlier than planned. egypt will facilitate the return of the remains. all of this as part of the agree garza cease fire deal, in which time us release 6 is really captive last saturday. our correspondence taught us about soon joining us from i'm the slate off comedy central guy is a product. tell us what you're learning about, what led to this agreement. and when will this actually happened?

well, we understand the reason that the present exchange when is well and how much is set to take place on, says to you with egypt, overseeing that process to ensure both sides full sale of the commitments, the, the release of both debt to these will take place at the same time with how much time is spent releasing destiny is this built, tenuously. israel from that side, were released more than 600, kill us to get him set to move, including zeros, was from the squash postponed last assess the day. and how i'm us permit side were released, the bodies are full just these, these very captives as a pause of the 1st phase of the car with the ceasefire agreement. and we have received this update that the last, there's a lot of dean brigades, which is usually an organization, operates under the umbrella of how much the state that they will hand over the body of the 50 year old is very captive. how do i low meet tomorrow? so as a, as a part of this deal, this has been a significant step, being

a rough being reached by regional mediators to contains the political tension. most of the last last week we isabel, and how most regarding the way up it treatments that we use very captives have received as is what claims. and right now we can see that there are remote couple in announcing indications that israel is looking for an extension for the 1st phase of the ceasefire agreement. and instead of touching the common ground with homeless regarding implementing the entire 2nd phase, as had been stipulated in the 1st agreement that had been procured by reason of mid ga to, as we understand that makes such a date. the spelling is supposed to withdraw from philadelphia who we do as a part of the 1st phase, and we will see that within the next 48 hours, the situation will be largely tested. durability of video will become much more clear to palestinians,

specifically that isabel is so interested just to restore its captive without pledging for an end of the will and bring upon minutes ceased by it that will stop the blood shed and will direct to the sustainability and the stability of the entire region, very fantastic. you speak to us from i'm most laid off the refugee camp, which was bombs repeatedly during the war. tell us what you're seeing there with that's right to um right now in and the rights refugee camp, which is one of the key, a central towns in the central goober nights of gauze. and as you can see at the back of ground, there has been a very devastating just caleb destruction that took place in this area. we are right now in the know they're part of under the right trip to camp in the area that had been repeatedly targeted by the is very ground forces because it's completely over a viewing the mates the room. cory did. we are just only less than

a kilometer away you from the next room cradle. this area has subjected to a ground invasion by jesus ready, occupation forces and supports low things that these really minutes we managed to release full is really captives from a news around for future kept in the secrets of operation that was conducted last year. and it's worse oh, so highlighting that somebody's not trying to cope on the discovery devastating landscape the right now living in bummed up buildings that lack all sorts of basic human at terry and mississippi is included electricity, water, sanitation, and the affordability of municipal services. in this area simply ins, as we have been having conversations with them, they found that black, she's quite unlovable. they are trying to cope with different mechanisms, including their dependence on make shift tens that have been widely on usable lights of the is really repeated obstruction for the entry of mobile shelters and

make shift tens. it's absolutely clear that only 19000 made shift 10 out of 200002 required have entered thousands since the implementation of the 1st phase of the agreements was only 12. carol funds was sent to us agencies to provide services for symposiums out of 60000 required for sheltering purposes. the re daughter come out zoom reported from mostly about the refugee camp and gaza tonic. thank you so much . i as well. diplomats at the un security council are urgent israel and thomas to conclude negotiations for face 2 of the ceasefire agreements. the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process says returning to war is not an option. gabriel, these ones are reports from new york to dispatch the monthly briefing on the middle east in the un security council. a clear call for the cease fire in gaza to hold the resumption of hostilities must be avoided at a cost like coal on both sides to fully owner their commitments to the ceasefire

due and conclude negotiations for the 2nd phase. when a permanent ceasefire is reached, rebuilding gaza could begin in earnest. the un e u and world bank estimate $50000000000.00 will be needed in that effort. but the council was told there is more to be done on the political front 1st. as we engage in planning for gas as future, we need to ensure one, gaza remains an integral part of a future policy and state to guys and the westbank, including israel. so them are unified politically, economically and the minnesota for the 3. they will be no long term idea of prisons in gaza, and israel's legitimate security. some concerns are addressed, but the pressing issue during the meeting was to cease fire. we urge all policies to sustain the sci fi to implement the agreement in full and support efforts

to move to phase 2. despite being long overdue and facing persistent challenges. a sustain ceasefire is our best chance at seeing these intermediaries. many words were spoken in the counsel about the necessity for the cease fire to stick. the big questions are, who is listening and how to achieve it. gabriel's on to, i'll just say to do united nations in new york. the of israel's military says it's been carrying out air strikes in southern syria and outside the capital, damascus. the strikes reportedly had command centers and military bases containing weapons adopts according to the is really military. at least one person was killed

hours before the attack, syria condemned israel's invasion of a buffer zone between israel and syria, calling for it to withdraw its forces. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his troops will remain an occupied goal on heights quote, indefinitely to central joining us, not from jordan's capital. how much is there? because the is really government and the palestinian authority have both found all to 0 from a 40 from inside israel, on the occupied westbank talk to us about the strikes from the and what's being said uh by the is really the government's in the military. the goals, really, officials have been reiterating what they've been saying since they 1st started their expansion of its occupation of the goal on heights in the north. they say that they're not going to allow these really be rather the syrian army to regroup itself. south of damascus that they want southern syria to be totally demilitarized . and they're not going to allow any sort of presence of the military or any weapons they're saying. but it's

a threat to israel and the safety of its citizens. the defense minister said quote that israel will not allow syria to turn into another 11, not saying that they don't want any sort of weapons or threats on their borders. but this has been a situation that's been going on and not just for months, but for years. israel striking places across syrian territory. but this time they're saying that they don't want any sort of syrian military presence. and remember, this is a new administration in syria. this is a country that has freed itself from its previous regime, and israel is infringing on its sovereignty, saying that they don't want any sort of military activity there. so the army saying that they're going to continue to strike weapons depos, any sort of military assets and command center as well. siri and officials say that israel is infringing on its sovereignty, calling on them to leave the places that it has set up. but benjamin netanyahu, along with his defense minister, israel kept say that the presence of his really forces in those buffer zones is

going to remain until further notice. okay, thank you so much. i'm the son who's reporting from my mind are punching more head on the news hour, including a major power outage and surely forces authorities to declare a state of emergency. and one flights may be effected. the border agencies as the number of people crossing the fall to the roots, has dropped dramatically and made reports of violence against migrants the but 1st, the senior ukrainian official says keith has approved the terms of a major rare earth minerals deal with washington. us present. and donald trump says he's expecting it will be signed by his ukranian counterpart. this week. trump has been pressuring followed him as a landscape to make a deal to repaving us for war time, aid, and as part of a plan to end the war. media reports a washington dropped,

it's demand for our rights to half a $1000000000.00 in potential revenue, which ukraine had rejected. so landscape once the us to provide long term security guarantees i. here's it is coming on friday. certainly it's okay with maybe like 2 and a he would like to sign it together with me and i understand. busy it's a big deal very big deal and i take the american people even if you're looking for . busy and very happy because, you know, by the way, throwing money around like it's cotton, candy and it's a very big deal. it could, it could be a trillion dollar deal. it could be whatever, but it's rivers and other things. and look, we're spending hundreds of millions of dollars or ukraine and russia fighting a war that should and never, ever happened. well in fisher says, trump didn't elaborate on the details of the deal as well. donald trump has been

speaking in the oval office, but never gave a hint that the deal had been done. he says, is the weight of reports the blood you mean as the landscape would like to come to the white house, perhaps exactly as friday to sign a deal. but we know that if there was a package that had been agreed, donald trump would be bragging about the it'd be saying that it's a cute, a great deal for the american taxpayer. he believes that the united states has spent somewhere in the region of $350000000000.00 to help ukraine during its 3 year war. the government supported monitoring unit size is much more in the area of a 180000000000. and of course we had that staggering moment in the oval office on monday. when donald trump criticized how much you could spend in ukraine at when at emmanuel macro and put his hand on donald trump. r uncorrected to the united states also wants access to really f minerals is thought about 5 percent of the minerals in the world are under the soil. and you create including the likes of granite and

lithium, and to be able to exploit that would essentially take china out of the supply chain . something that the united states has been very keen to do, particularly since the corporate pandemic, ex, expose floors in the supply chain. so the united states very keen to get a deal done. what is missing from this, of course, is any security guarantee from the draft that they was seen that the us will under pen ukraine security. but it does promise to what for the long term economic stability as liability of ukraine. so it ties the name in one way, but not exactly the way the blo do mean. so landscape was looking for. so perhaps there is a deal in principle, but still a few eyes to door and teased across before both sides will be hailing that they have an agreement all in fisher. i'll just do the washington. okay, for more on this we will cross the keys and speak to him or on time. so we're on look, i mean this announcements comes after a war of words between the ukrainian president trump button design ski. last we

call trump. and as trump called savanski, rather an unpopular dictator who needed to cut a quick peace deal or lose the country, was the landscape pushed into a corner here. and what does ukraine getting out of this? well, i think you're upset, you're right. when you say that, so that is the had to sign a deal had to come up with some sort of deal with america. ukraine cannot simply ignore america con, isolate it from it, but there is now a little bit of confusion going on as to what this deal actually entails. is it an actual deal that has been negotiated that's been signed off on by bike policies and be rectified by the cabinet. a cabinet hit at a simply as lensky when he arrives on friday, which i understand by donald trump about starting to happen. it's a simple signature, is this some sort of memorandum of understanding, a framework of a deal with the details needs to be on the off to it's now. either way,

this is actually advantageous a to ukraine, because it allows lensky to try and reset the relationship once again with donald trump. he can go that he can shake hands with donald trump. you can speak to donald trump, we can push you crane uh, full. busy because right now donald trump has puts americas lots in with the russians. they, they have the americans been very clear about this. the rest of russia is more powerful. they all going to win this well. so, um, this is something now that is going to be some other research and it feels like it looks like, as lensky has no choice, but to come up with something around around the middle of the project. and that's particular set to, to allow him to get a for them to do and to open negotiations direct with donald trump. okay, thank you so much. i'm runtime reporting from keep all the u. k. prime minister to your storm, or has announced an increase in defense spending ahead of

a trip to washington to meet president donald trump. truly angela with the details . a. this announcement has come as a surprise to many, a commitment to increase defense spending to 2.5 percent of g. d. p. by 2027. that's the equivalent of $17000000000.00. the biggest sustained increase in defense spending since the end of the cold war and to pay for it a caught in for an age spending from point 5 to point 3 percent of g d p, which will take britain's development policy back to the 1990. so previous labor governments have always raised development to age, and the prime minister did look uncomfortable at times. but he did say, and making this note is going to be the hard choices he's had to make. he says it's the country security comes fast. russia is a menace, and britons hold a proof to defend spending must now change labor had committed to increasing defense spending in the manifesto. but it's the timing of this announcement that is

key. the prime minister is due to meet president trump at the white house on thursday. and with this he might be hoping to a piece from who is being repeatedly calling the nature of governments to increase the defense budget. you might also be hoping to find some common ground with trump, who's also recently cut his countries for an age, spending no storm, and says that the u. k. will continue to play a humanitarian role in places like to don ukraine. and because as well as trying to continue to tackle climate change charities already quoting, these cuts catastrophic say, say that this is just a political decision coming so soon off to the cuts and us 8. and it's just another lifeline that is now being taken away from those desperate names charlie on to the out of there and they use border agency says the number of refugees in migrants arriving from the balkans root has decreased from texas and the 1st half of 2023, nearly 50000 people were intercepted trying to enter the u overland from bulk and

countries in the same period last year. that number dropped of 12000 a 75 percent decrease. joan whoa is on the turkey. it will gary a border where there have been reports of violence towards migrants. a warning is report contains distressing images. the barren fields unfrozen forest, so long bulgaria is boarded with took here once a highway to the e. u for migraines and refugees on the so called vulcan route. it's a route that activists under the threat of reprisals anonymously tell us both get or is trying hard to close. i think by the processing the new and maybe in the year in particular, we rely on a holler and guidance. and yes, the goal is to make cube others as silent as possible to make sure that people not to come well. 19 late december, the hara became real. 3 egyptian boys in the teams rose to death in the forest

after their companions called for help and help was prevented from arriving. we immediately, you tried to reach the location and because we know by experienced that then the immigrants in service say, i know it's actually helping the people and, but on the way we were stopped by several bullets and scars and forests during the act. a volunteer to generate the run medical center tells us of a syrian woman crossing the border on foot pregnant with twins and badly beaten shots and a lot of injuries. the police force it on to the station and to the hospital. but at that point, the moment it was already too late, at least for the twins international in g o's, of recorded tens of thousands of cases of alleged brutality by both the gods and people being pushed back a little be using eastern frontier is in a practice illegal under international law, much of it is set to be happening in bulgaria. this is where those seeking asylum

are housed in the bulgarian board, a town of homily once they were thousands of people waiting here for their applications to be processed. now that number is in the hundreds, the fully numbers is possibly the result of the change circumstances in syria. while you're wide hostility to migration has likely dissuaded the others. but bulgaria is, own brand of deterrence is having an effect to even if the evidence is hard to come by, nobody can talk about this subject. why are you afraid to talk to us about these things? i barely have thought of learning and i'm talking about these things, puts me at risk activist groups accuse you agencies of failing to intervene even of rewarding bulk area with membership with this thing. and so at the start of this year, about getting government wouldn't give us an interview or access to the camp. but

in this statement said, it acts in full compliance with international law. but ill treatment you said still to be happening along the border here as one of the last major migration gateways to europe slowly swings shot jo. now, how elders era on the boat guerria to a keyboard. please? 63 soldiers from the democratic republic of congo have been charged with distortion and are being tried and a military courts. they allegedly abandoned their positions when em 23 rebels advanced. the north cable province un has accused the army groups of fighters allied with the government on the rwandan back. i'm 23 of old committing rights abuses in the eastern new york. and i'm way county reports from the law. is this a company's government sort is in the middle territory of google pro is being played by media dirty court for these this on the closing by the end looking property of this fluid from parsing into, into labels,

misleading charges. yeah. and the government wants to show that there is to, to feasible for me, it's the question, would it be punish today, the actions, the, of picking this credit on it and provide on the nation, told the enemy, just as must speak. the law is clear. we do not want this happening again in the armed forces of the democratic republic of congo. this is the estimate of the little things place. it would have been committed by this thing. sonya is more than such a business. what in and out of the tone the most affected it was most human though in the 75 years for this also being played is sold to do for see me office is. this is not the 1st i'm calling is on the i've been quite for suspected white bills has been coughing to 80 a subsidies. and he said that the official of them $22.00 levels of the boss. i have been accused of killing severely and then noting their properties. the

obviously is courtney with multiple on spanish you and as i choose, the quote is army force 30 minutes on this as well as the one on buck and $22.00 levels of committing atrocities is done deal to see this right up. did you say the army up is overwhelmed and out the guns for army 40 the from the army isn't functional because that hasn't been any meaningful reform. this so much corruption within the military ranks, especially among top offices. what we're seeing on the ground is just the failure to resolve many of the issues within the army or the soldiers that just the victims of the system. those with up the new bill say they're happy that the test is being saved. i am very happy to see that our companies are starting to take things more serious. i believe that our government had no loads to punish the people who stripped us of our belongings. and today they have a risk that they and those who are still at large will be afraid of for the,

to the most us. that will be on the here to top off a little bit o everyone here. he's on page. like on the oh, the 0 go more just on data. see a luxury plane has crashed and some done that happened shortly after the aircraft. so call from an error base and from durham on or the capital hard to. so military says, several army personnel and civilians have been killed or injured. the cause of the crash is not yet no. the sometimes army has been regaining control of areas in the capital from the rapids support forces. but nearly 2 years of the paramilitary groups presence and the northern part of cartoon has present, has prevented farmers from cultivating their lands. and that's led to losses, which farmers say will take years to recover. hyper morgan reports these farm lands in a capacity and have to north were once some of the most for the highlands incidence capital. but that was before and 82 years of conflict. all but the few of the lemon

trees on use. if i've been my moods farms have withered away, he says the fighting between the army and paramilitary rapids support forces or r f f prevented him from accessing histories. yeah, 5 and one thing i think honestly that i don't, my city in this area was controlled by the i received the cut, the power and water pump. it was no way to save the trees, even using water tanks. they would prevent people from accessing the funds and take away vehicles. so people are too afraid to take the risk and comes in a 40 acres of fall lands have been destroyed because we couldn't even pump water for near the trim yet. despite being along the banks of the nile river, much of the farm land and consume north has dried up. but it's not only lack of access that selected the destruction of farm lands. here, most of them have made says most of the trees on his land and then capacity has been cut down in the past 2 years. but the dumbest directed

support forces came and prevented us from our funds. findig cut the cheese to make chuckle billy any cheese lift these cheese, used to be my source of income. i used to produce 200 cartons of glove a day. well that's because gun. this is denise army recently took back control of a lot of tomb north from b r a staff. but the conflict has created severe food shortages across the country . the farms here used to supply not only the markets impossible, but all the states as well. farmers not being able to extend it to the hundreds of thousands of acres here has worth and for to, to just into that. the farmers, the now that the armies in control are part of to north. they can get back to their farms again. but bringing them back to life will not be easy. many farms still lack access to lots or empower supplies, but experts say that's not their only challenge to let me go home says that on, on the should. yeah, that would take at least 5 years for the trees and this forms to be able to produce

a get because it's completely destroyed. they need to have the site to get new c links on it. and supervisor close the to be able to, to, to and maybe even then they won't return to their previous productive day. bye doc, i use, it says that he has no choice but to work to restore his family's farms. he hopes his trees would return to producing enough for him to be able to sell in the market again. even if that takes years, he bought morgan ultra 0 like a bushy cartoon. the still ahead on the alt is there any is our central bank governors and finance ministers from june 20 countries are due to meet in a town. but we'll tell you who's chosen not super time. why a 3rd of the employees and a newly formed us department headed by billionaire, you on must have resigned, kindly, you know, messy, helps into miami, reach the last 16 of the champions cops in north america. that's coming up in the

well, the atlantic where they've taken dominance over western europe. lifted temperatures is probably more or less an end to winter despite the fact is the cold from the weather in spain and portugal has not been particularly cold. this winter. it's been wessick times, admittedly, but it's warm enough for the elementary to think all the time to go blossom. i think that wants to be maintained, but there's still code that we brought in across here, but it's still sitting here of a century of as well as a result. it'll spin up a series of thunderstorms or cheryl. so it's really for the curse of the edge we have got through slovenia, snow up in the autonomy now it seems likely as well. the next rating on its way through will be parting into cold acid temporarily for the sweet all snow. and then when induced a bit of a cold breeze off of that. so essentially you're as represented by products will be in and out of the co 10 degrees at the end of 3 plus base members here in front of

you back up to near a 6 on saturday. and the shoddy with around the magistrate is still going to affect, i think our g area and to be easier and the persistent content of the last few days . that's kept temperature as well. dimes in libya, ends increased the breeze picking up the definitely the answer all.