there's no limit to how far a dream can take to study in your own adventure, now counter arrange the watch over the last week or so. what's going on? any of this thing could end up in world war 3 us president donald trump disruptions both functions against russian, saying he's considering large scale measures because most care was pounding you. craig, on the back of the i'm carried on to the mrs. i'll just say are a lot from also coming through and officials say securities restored in that's not you. often thousands of people are killed in fighting. i saw the vision going this

box are rated in the multiplies, westbank is very full system. 8 of them in the city of novelist, causing natured damage. and the government's offensive against the drug trafficking in columbia, ends with police officers and soldiers taken captive an accusation of rule crimes. the us president, donald trump says russia holds all the cards and ukraine war, and it's up to the keys to make peace. when speaking from the oval office, the president called on europe to spend as much or more than the us on support for ukraine. the trump threatens must go with wide ranging sanctions and terrace. if it failed to come to negotiating table and reach a peace agreement, i am finding it more difficult, frankly, to deal with you guys. and they don't have the cards. they don't have the cards. as

you know, we're meeting in saudi arabia on sometime next week early and we're talking but i find that in terms of getting a final settlement, it may be easier dealing with the russian, which is surprising because they have all the cars admitted and they're bombing the hell out of her right now, and i put a statement in a very strong statement can do that. she can do that. try and that would try to help them. and you great as to get on the ball and get a job done on fish, or is that the white house for us now? donald trump said he would have a p steal in ukraine within 24 hours of taking office one a 5 week sent to his presidency and he's finding it increasingly difficult to get both sides together. and the social media posts, he won the russians, that unless they were serious about peace talks, they could face sanctions, banking, financial, and possibly even tied ups. he said that they would come to the bombing the hell out of ukraine,

and that had to stop while people here and key would suggest that perhaps one reason for that is that the united states has stopped intelligence cooperation with the ukrainians. meaning they're less able to anticipate attacks like the russians have kind of these out over the last several hours and put the defenses in place that both sides expect it to meet. and so do you maybe early next week? that's a change from the 1st time that there were peace towards the russians where they had the americans was there and the saudis was there, but there were no ukrainians this time, they will be at the table. it's not clear if they'll be sitting right there with the russians, or whether these are proximity talks. but there's still a lot of work to be done before those folks get under way. and so do you review next week. but donald trump is very keen to see something a match from then something to emerge close to a peace deal. and perhaps even an initial c spot. i would say, sure, i'll just do that at the white house. us and miss solomon dry and strikes of

hitting ukraine's energy infrastructure and several regions costing of gas supplies . in some areas, ukraine is prepared to intercept more tax without us intelligence sharing files. stratford reports from keith. this is an american patriot missile air defense system. the cost of each battery more than a $1000000000.00 around $4000000.00 to each missile. just the patriot, to save many thousands of lives by intercepting russian ballistic missiles, targeting areas and ukraine's densely populated cities. so how much dangers you claim, actually in from a tax like this? now that washington has suspended you estimate of create an intelligence sharing in the volume of search and intelligence doctor has been reduced. but let's be clear, it hasn't been completely stopped. it has been limited to partition of all x's ukraine was never expecting any military assistance from the new trump administration anyway. and so increased its own weapons production. while putting

more pressure on your for additional health. he says that the us president cancels previously agreed defense contracts signed onto the bite and administration. trump risk upsetting his american 1st policy because it would mean potentially the loss of us jobs. and it said that we need to differentiate when it comes to striking enemy target for deep inside russia. we no longer have access to intelligence for these strikes. however, regarding a defense, we still get intelligence on russian aviation and inside ukraine, our intelligence system operates well. experts say one system that is absolutely critical for communication across ukraine, where the civilian, for example, is using real time targeting with drugs. you don't masks, star link satellite network. i'm not, system is still operational. a long term suspension, however, of us ministry,

a would put ukraine, looks like all of the transfers have stopped the united states since about $230000000.00 worth of equipment every week. so every week that means that the ukrainians are not receiving an over the long time, ukraine would have difficulty getting staff thoughts for kids manufactured by the us. if it's a us system, like patriot, then the united states as well as other countries, send those parts to our ukraine. and we also have to keep in mind that even with the u. s. contribution ukraine was barely hanging on while with us says that this is a temporary measure. your opinion leaders already, no doubt that they have to step up, contribute more to nato and better protect themselves and ukraine with potentially less us health. the ukraine's lead up president,

florida may zalinski has reiterated that he is willing to sign the us minerals deal, and he's open to negotiating towards peace. it seems that he is taking president trump's threats seriously to show stuff without a 0. keith, us, preston says he sent a letter to iran, requesting negotiations over a nuclear deal. and is the 1st time in office trump unit and actually withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement. we came to a strict around nuclear program in return, so lifting up, we cannot make sanctions. there will be some interesting days ahead. that's all i can tell you know, without the file structures with iran, that's going to be an interesting time. and we'll see what happens, but we're down to the final moments where it file moments to let them have nowhere. well, i would, i think that i would have had to deal with it one month after the regulations of 2020. they were all set to make it, you know, when i last,

i saw this person who was a stupid person, very stupid person. and they said that sounds like a deal. never right. he took the sanctions off. they became rich under, but they went from having no money to have a $300000000000.00 all and issue of his loyal, loyal bills of this. it's a nice, nice living. if you have a nice and i will, hopefully we can have a, a pc of you know, and i'm not speaking at a strength or weakness, i'm just saying i'd rather see a piece deal than the other. but the other will solve the problem. but it runs mission, so united nation says categorically denied that the us president has written to around saying, quote, we have not received such a that's a sofa. and the rounds of foreign minister says the 2nd trump administrations current approach to international diplomacy isn't likely to you results from on board of education. most i cannot tell most of i think we will not into any direct negotiations with the us so long as they continued and maximum price of policy and

the threats. but it doesn't mean that regarding a nuclear program, we vote negotiate with other parties. we are talking to 3 european countries, and we are negotiating with russia and china. the more the, the police chief in syria is main. port city has told us that dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks involving fights is in the house to present the shot at a side. certain forces were deployed to the target and one of the largest security challenges the new governments has faced. the police chief told us they were the remnants of the former regime since been removed from the city. we've also been hearing from serious defense ministry spokesman, telling elders here that the finances are still loyal to us, to the president, bashar on a sat from the front of the hold on to him as was in some groups of the former

regimes. remnants have a tech locations of the general security forces in several places, and that's a key and tattoos where a number of security forces would monitor the heroes. officers and soldiers of the ministry of defense have examined the situation and called and reinforcements and surrounded these criminal heartbeats and dealt with them accurately in the field. the events, so accelerating in the messages are going very positively. we've neutralized many criminals and we've taken control of many locations. and after a short time, you'll be able to control all the sites and very shortly, life will go back to normal. while the fine thing has been taking place in the 4th cities of the talk here and, and talked to some of mediterranean cuz several of the area supposed have been affected by talk. yeah. and talk to you. so strong holes with an aside regime are still set on has been following the story from damascus. the sisters the on when

the remnants of the old regime softer and beers to secure the forces in the course of cities of syria. the, i've seen people, syrians in medicine, he is coming out and protesting the rebels, actually the sort of data thing with the government. and that gap, and he's mad gatherings happens, happened in damascus as well in the district of mazda in may done. and in may of squared, which is a census wedding, damascus. and also on friday in the morning that see the students of damascus university coming together, protesting the rebels and solving the sort of benefits with the government. so here the main issue is that those who are leading the rebels are the senior members off the old regime. so that's why they do not have the could i have the ability among people and many people are associated with them with the mass murder that is with the mass killings, with the pros, would be with the master because it had been committed in the last 14 years so in that sense, they're not worried that these, the, these leaders of the rebels are going to really create a strategic tract for the country for the long term. however, having said that,

there is one concern both. this is being audited by the officials here and also when you talk to domestic people here, those are seeing that this country celia has suffered from the security of the test in the last 14 years. and they're afraid of these ongoing passion, ongoing crashes that it's much fluid and the pin, these ethnic ethic that individuals in the company, which will perhaps make celia avenue, envision much more willing to go to the publications. this is heather. i'll just go to the mask. us oh so it's a comm hair off to a short break. the things are not looking good. we've seen a decrease in butterflies, of all sorts by these beloved insects of vanishing us. no, no, i mean, right. some space is close to extinction. the months on al jazeera from trade was to size make shift to us policy on garza and

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the sun often which human appeals and create a brighter future. because as children give mercy, now news the you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top storage us president donald trump has threatened russia with non scale sanctions and terrace. if it does not negotiate a piece, the ukraine is comments for the russian. miss 1000 trend strikes on infrastructure and several regions of ukraine. police chief in syria is port 6 of the talk here says thousands of people are killed in a series of attacks involving fights as an oil to house to president bush on other

side. he says remnants of the former regime have since been removed from the seats . there's new hope for progress on moving serious chemical weapons. well that's according to the un representative for this dominant, who is giving her 1st briefing to the un security council on the matter. says the full, the aside regime from new york. gabriel, that is on david pulse with a new administration in syria, a new opportunity to dismantle any chemical weapons left behind by bosher, a sides regime and re engage with un monitors. the new reality also presents an opportunity to obtain long overdue clarifications on the full extent and scope of the syria and chemical weapons program. syria has started to take its steps towards the subjective independent investigations, convergent,

numerous verified cases of chemical weapons use by all sides regime against civilians. aside continually obstructed the work of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons known as o. p. c, w. earlier this week, series foreign minister said his country would destroy any remaining chemical weapons in the coming days. a team of technical experts from the obviously w technical secretary, it will be deployed to damascus. council members unanimously praised the new syrian government's efforts on chemical weapons. but serious envoys said, continued is rarely strikes since the fall of the assad regime could undermine their efforts of us. something turkey is envoys reiterated. weak one of them is the oldest one going into the most into city and territories, and call on the council to take immediate and decisive action against isabel. you

expansionist and destabilizing its. the security council is clearly charting a new course, according to several diplomats, if progress continues, serious chemical weapons file could finally be closed. gabriel's, i'll do, i'll just see you at united nations in new york. the, the humans who we see fights as has given israel a deadline to this, this blockade of food medicine and shelter into does that that will need to up to him. i think i'll, who's the says if israel doesn't to allow supplies into the strip within 4 days, the who phase will resume the naval operations against the tennessee during israel's warrant garza, with these carried hot, more than 100 attacks targeting shipping in the red sea in an act of sort of

garrity with protest. i know for lena, if you have a shot and in this holy month, we announce, based on all religious and moral responsibilities and all sense of duty in accordance with our operations to go to monte. especially during this month, the fostering that we give the entire will notice that we all grunting a full day deadline. this deadline is to allow for mediators to continue their efforts. if of to these full days, these really enemy persisted in preventing the entry of 8 into garza maintains the complete closure of crossings and continues to block the entry of food and medicine into garza. we will resume all naval operations against these ready enemy, mainly before the food and fuel. stocks are running low in gaza. israel has blocked all supplies on humanitarian aid for 6th day. it has ignored calls to let aiden palestinians living and make sure shelves as

a struggling with hunger and cold. and rain is worse than their living conditions. the child care says trucks loaded with food, medical supplies, and shelter, shadow to arrive in the coming weeks have been stopped by israel. if payment is to say, blocking humanitarian a to a civilian population, may vondik international humanitarian to is not very forces of set fire to and damage sections of an historic mosque. the old city of novelist is the latest attack. all these very minute treat you and your 6 week offensive and occupied west bank. witnesses say the far ripped through own us of mosque dining walls and really just text him on when the come reports at dawn and without warning, these really military enter the oh no sir. moss, in the old city and the occupied west bank and left behind this destruction sections of the mosque were set on fire in charred carpets and religious texts were left behind. witnesses save these really forces prevented firefighters from

reaching the same time. but this be mackenzie, this is it is a christian of the sacred islamic place and a historic mosque in the city of nablus. this mosque is one of the oldest most built in the city. these radio patient deals brucely with people and places of worship which shows the barbarism of this patient is located in the center of the old city. oh no sir. mosque is known as the symbol of nablus and is one of the most significant landmarks in the area. it was originally a roman era church and converted into a mosque in 1187. the posting in foreign ministry says, oh no sir, was one of the 8 mos rated in the old city. several palestinians were detained during the incursions. the post. any ministry of religious affairs has condemned the attacks on the most, especially given the timing. this is the 1st friday during the muslim holy month of

ramadan. prayers were either disrupted or not held at all due to the is really rates. israel's continued military operation in the occupied westbank has targeted and destroyed growth and infrastructure. forcing 40000 palestinians from their homes, housed, and you'll see they will remain steadfast and will rebuild decades of history in order to continue to practice their right to worship and rental hon. how to 0. so sit down, says up to 27 soldiers had been killed in a rebel attack on the you and had a call to you and says, the aircraft came on the 5 and the ton of necessary up a not state that the audience has been escalating. evacuation had been requested by all parties in the area and safe passage had been assured early this week, so as to the needs forces arrested to death with ministers in several senior ministry. officials accusing him of collaborating with on munitions in the area. and he is presently rooted assigned to deal with his political arrival by the

dingum of the month of nationwide protest would be to initially join forces with the main office issue in the the, in a bit to solve the political crosses, the government's plans for new taxes trigger the youth lead protests in june last year. critics say the deal is an attempt by the government to sign and sco physician quoting uganda has postponed to the trees in the trial of the leading opposition figure. he's a bessie j until april. the 16 year old is a long time critical question. the civilian is a case of all cost writing a lot to over through the government could face the death penalty a found guilty prosecute to said they need more time to conduct their investigation . or in columbia 29 security officers have been kidnapped by members of a distance faction default level 3. defense ministry says the group attached to locations in the southwest and took captives as they withdrew. increased submitted,

she authoration is against the group of race tensions in recent months. the government is trying to eliminate the cocaine trade on the groups that benefit from it. fuck officially laid down its weapons in 2016, but some fighters who refused to dissolve are still active. i sondra m b a t. as in boca tell, in columbus defense minister confirmed that the kidnappings happening to attack sets in the south western region of a cat. okay. and they say that it's in retaliation against a months long operation by the columbia, in the military and the police to re take control of an area known as the me, k canyon and this region that it's long been at the center of columbia conflict. the region known for the growing of coca leave the main ingredients for a cocaine. now the group responsible for these attacks that according to the government, is the catalyst, past genius front to a dissidence group of former 5 rebels that refused to sign the piece deal back in

2016. and as since expanding its, its control tightening its control over this, the territory and the government say that they're using the local population at a to participate in the attacks against the military. and we've seen a video released by the tow. it is showing a military armored vehicle on fire as people were hurtling rocks against states. and many here are seeing this as the latest attack and a growing security crisis in the country that columbia is growing through one of the worst wave of violence. the probably in the last 10 decades, as the many, i'm dishes, the hopes, the, by the government to of the gustavo pay through, to bring for peace to the countries are a faltering this government. the 1st less the government,

the and the mother of the mother in the history of columbia has promised to being full priest decent. he said is seeing a resurgence of violence in many regions as remaining on grew clashes between each other and against the military. i listened that i'm 50 as just the book that now there are a symbol of the beauty of nature, but many of the threat and you study suggests humans are causing both of 5 populations to decline rapidly. hold on those reports now from massages. a mari polosa schmidt darling shell, paddock, flashing whatever we call it. the butterfly is one of the most beautiful and beloved beings in all creation. and major new studies shows we humans are steadily and inexorably destroying them. things are not looking good. we've seen a decrease in butterflies of all sorts. widespread common,

22 percent decrease. so for every 5 butterflies that we've had over the past 20 years, we only have 4. now. the study covers the united states between the years 202020 butterflies and other insects have been in trouble for years. but the decline seems to be accelerating. scientists point to 3 primary causes widespread use of insecticides in industrial, agriculture, and against past loss of habitat, destroying the food sources and seasonal nesting areas. butterflies inhabit and human cause global warming. insects are very sensitive to changes in weather and climate year after year. some species are near extinction. one of the most emblematic species are monarch butterflies known for their vibrant colors and astonishing cross continental journeys of thousands of kilometers to winter in

grounds in mexico, in california, biologist say they could be extinct in 50 years. the decline of butterflies is part of a wider di, off of insects, worldwide, and analysis published in 2021 indicates that insect populations have diminished globally by 45 percent in just the last 40 years. a large scale societal changes are needed to slow the designation of insects, including a switch from fossil fuels and different methods. in agribusiness, experts say individuals can help to that means increasing habitat. if you have a yard plant, whatever native plants you can to increase pollinators, butterfly species in your area. the loss of every species is a blow to the earth, intricately intertwined eco systems. and the world with fewer butterflies means the world with less joy. rob reynolds, l g 0,

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