the, the news this is the w news fly from berlin. tens of thousands of people are fleeing the congress. the city of goma authorities or warning a volcano could be about to rock for the 2nd time in a week, but this time they fear the consequences could be much worse. also coming up, this is pen demick, start in a wet market and con, or did it come as a result of an accident in the lab, us president joe biden has ordered a new probe to find out, and china is not happy. the children are less likely to die from covered 19 than

older people, but in india, the disease is causing another kind of despair for the younger generation. and he wrote one of the most popular children's books of all time. he says his goal was to get children to home. now the author of the very hungry caterpillar eric karl, has died. we look at what made a book so special. ah i'm to me. so i'm going to go to have you with us. tens of thousands of people in the eastern democratic republic of congo are evacuating the city of goma. after authorities warned that a nearby volcano could erupt again soon. it is a 2nd time since the weekend that residents have fled the city of 2000000. the military governor of congo north cuba province ordered the evacuation, saying a new reaction could happen at any moment. not near gone, go or abrupt it on saturday with lava flowing to within hundreds of meters of gomez

outskirts, and report reagan mon, awake. i told us how people were reacting to that order to evacuate. so from the morning, people are moving directly to their west by the east, but even they're not biting the worst. but people are for inc, folks like there for consequences that can come from this. so can they eventually option off revoke adults with people at least one was wondering what's emptying from these patients. some of people are just still in the town. most thousands of them. they have left from different boxes of their town. and let's get more on the story now with omar aboard. he is the chief of the un peacekeeping mission in goma . omar, thank you for joining us. described to us what things are like right now where you are. thank you very much. situation is a pretty critical,

as you heard from the reporter, then tens of thousands of people. i've been leaving town since early hours of, of this morning as a for a pipe and they've been going in different directions mainly either to the ruins and border on the eastern side of grammar or towards the west with an area called khaki. and this is mainly because the fear for their lives because they experience this this russian few days ago. and now the fear that is going to happen again and my you are helping people who are on the move right now. and that includes your own staff and the families that they have in the area. tell us what that is been like since the beginning on saturday when the looking at rusted. ready we've been coordinating very, very closely with the companies as well as with the observatory center

and the local groups. this including exchanging information and technical advice. we have a kennel specialist in our team who's been working very, very closely with the communities volcano experts that also will be displaying, let us reconnaissance flights by helicopter from the early hours of the mission eruption. and then later on we continue providing these reconnaissance flights by helicopters, but also by drones, as you know, unless we are able to get very close to the book candle and see inside the book. you know, we cannot predict the next activity or the next russians. so that's a great deal of support that we've been doing on the technical side with the communities partners. also, we've started helping the local population, including now as we speak with providing water to the misplaced commission that would, that direction in searcy. we're also working on paving the road that was damaged

severely in the emission reduction regarding regarding our personnel, we have about 5000 staff members. many of them are, most of them are, can release with their time. you were also trying to help them evacuated specific goals and omar just quickly can, can you give us an idea of how difficult this has been to get so many people who are back the way safely? it is very, very difficult as we speak. the rules are still very, very congested. people are trying to get out of the city, but for the time being able to reach the destination, which is 2nd. also, the border itself with wonder was very, very cognitive and despite by both of the congress he said, and there was a free and fast movement. it's still you had heads in thousands of people trying to cross. there's been very, very difficult, especially after remember the roads are not the most reliable. you have

very little vehicles or buses or either in crossing on foot or on motorcycles, omar on board from the un peacekeeping mission in go. my thank you so much for sharing that with us. thanks. let's take a look at some other world news. now. president, my one my call has admitted that france failed the victims of the 1994 genocide will wander. but in a key speech, at the q, golly genocide, memorial, she stopped short of an apology. were one that has long accuse france of complicity in the depths of 800000 and mostly to see were once. so you see more than 150 people are feared to have drowned in northwest nigeria. after an overloaded boat sank on the niger river. it had left a central niger state and was heading to cabby state when it's split and sank according to officials. a rescue operation is under way. and president mohammed who

is called the accident, devastating you. foreign ministers are meeting in portugal to discuss their response to valerie this diversion of a commercial flight and its arrest of dissident blogger from an practice in his girlfriend. they are expected to discuss sundays, forced landing of the reiner flight, which the german government is called an on acceptable act. yes, trillion state of victoria will go back into a 7 day lockdown starting midnight local time on thursday. a new outbreak of corona virus infections was detected earlier this week, and a search to 26 cases. people may only leave their homes for essential reasons including getting vaccinated. us president joe biden has ordered intelligence officials to deliver a new report on the origins of the covered 1900 pandemic. within 90 days, bible says us intelligence agencies are divided over whether the virus emerged from human contact with an infect animal or from a laboratory accident adjoined at china. w h o study published in march said that

it was highly improbable that the corporate 900 virus league from a research laboratory and will hon. it concluded that it most likely spread from baths to humans, the intermediary species that hasn't been identified yet. and d, w, william blue cross is following this story for us. so why is president biden calling for this investigation? at this point, i assuming there's been growing skepticism in the scientific community and in political communities all around the world about the natural immersion theory. we saw this in a wall street journal article recently that showed that perhaps lab workers at that home lab went to the hospital at the end of the 1900 before china reported officially that the corona virus was here. that there was a beginning of this pandemic. there's been a lot of coverage of the last year, an open letter from scientists to the, to the journal science questioning the natural emergence theory wanting more

information on the potential for a lab accident as the cause of this. and this is while, while the natural theory has been the main cause that people have been supporting in this past year, there has been investigations in this whole here looking into the possibility of a lab accident. so it's, it's not nothing new, but it's getting new attention now. and of course, this fits into jo biden's heavy pushback against china on the world's gail. whether it's trade, whether it's military, a whole host of things. this is one more aspect of the u. s. positioning. yourself against china, but why is this theory that the origin was perhaps a lab accident? why is it so controversial? well, lab accident of course comes with accountability. it means that someone was at fault . there's liability issues. you know, more than 3 and a half 1000000 people maybe as many as 10000000 or more people. if you count real estimate to accept that estimate, have been killed from this virus. so it's

a much more convenient and politically easier. thing to say that this was just that this was just natural that no one could have seen this coming, that there was, there was nothing we could have done. whereas if this did leak out of a lab, then of course there is something that maybe could have been done. but it's really, really important to say that even if we do discover that this was a lab accident or this was somehow man made, it doesn't mean that this is some anti china conspiracy. it doesn't mean that this was a bio weapon to attack people. there was legitimate research corona virus research going on at this time lab, some of it funded by the united states by the national institutes of health. so this would look badly on both china and the us if we find out that certain precautions weren't taken. if accidents did happen, and it should be noted that accidents do happen from time to time. but these are these kinds of laboratories and william just quickly how has begun respond to to all of this. well of course, beijing has hit out hard saying this is just more smoke and mirrors in the us and

it really and beijing is not necessarily wrong about that. credibility really counts here. and the intelligence community united states got to have gotten a lot of things wrong. i mean, the weapons of mass destruction in iraq of 1520 years ago to name just one major flaw. so this speaks to why it's so so important for institutions for government institutions to play a straight with fast and to be transparent. so that way, when things like this come around, they can be trusted and their, their credibility won't be called into question like elements in china. that, of course, have a very deep interest to uphold the natural emergence. very well am, grew craft reporting for us there. thank you for bringing us that story. now, india is still battling a devastating 2nd wave of the pandemic. children may be among the least likely to be killed by hope at 19, but they suffer in other ways, especially when their own parents die from the disease. the w money, the child a report from delhi and how one organization is trying to help the most vulnerable

for 9 years now, 3 people had worked with children from under previous communities on a daily basis. she deals with children who have experienced creek laws and forced to grow up before they're ready. but since the outbreak of who with 19 their numbers are growing, children are being made to quit education and pick up household responsibilities and are also being pushed into child labor as their families have lost income. secondly, since they're spending a lot of time at their home, now many cases of child abuse are also coming up. having already been disproportionately affected by with 19, many children are facing another tragic fall out of the funding. many have lost mother or father or boat leading them extremely wonder this. since last year, the engine preview was have provided support to talking children who have been often new to call the 19 team by helping them settling with their extended families

. so no opposing the founder of the organization says that while children who have been often have much stuff and need immediate attention or more holistic approach is needed to address every child in distress. there's a lot of conversation about it often. but honestly, on the ground it such cases are probably 5 to 6 percent. the other 95 percent cases that we're looking at is where the bed, the very best of these children are pushing them into sexual trade, transactional effects. and so i, labor, the real issue really is to look at the vulnerability mapping of which child is in massive distress. and woodside needs more support that there is a need for a more comprehensive approach. if something that an iraq can do the head of the daily commission for protection of child. right. also, i'm looking for, i think for 3 things need to happen. one, these schemes that provide the financial assistance to these families for that at least the basic subsistence is ensured. the 2nd thing that needs to happen is the

government have to explore ways of keeping the children in school, the toward either ensuring a livelihood for the family, or ensuring that they're just starting different existing schemes of the government could be a russian or whatever. but ensuring the, the family has adequate means as an immediate urgent step. the commission has started a health line for children in distress. and back at the center pre p says that many children she meets with are in crisis. right now. we've got a home because of it years of hard work that we and the children had put in seemed to have gone waste or home. we are now trying to get them back to their studies and 2 different activities we are trying to use them and help them come out of the difficult situation. we're still brief, he says that despite their best efforts it will be a long while before the children are able to cope with the heart. and the trauma

that the fun to make hasn't flicked. yes, miss ali hock is india director for the un children's rights organization. unicef, welcome to d. w. we saw there, hundreds of children have been orphan due to the pandemic, and there were already millions of orphans before the pandemic hit. is there a system in place that make sure that these kids are being looked after? well, thank you for highlighting this issue because it is really showing the tip of the iceberg as you've heard from the previous speakers, where we do have to pay huge attention to the vulnerabilities the children are facing due to the demick. definitely those acute cases where they're losing parents, care providers. primary caregivers is crucial. at the same time, we have to keep in mind the vulnerabilities that children face as you talked about, that they might not be going back to school at school reopen. so they don't have

access to learning or even access to the health care that is needed. and i think what we're seeing is really government and the different boxes coming together to understand that much more needs to be done to strengthen that system to support children who i will go, which means identifying them getting people to really flag the use cases where children are found to be vulnerable and to report them through the child line through the state and district level of women's and child development authority so that they can be linked to the schemes that are available to support them. and their families were talking about immediate needs at the moment. what about psychological effect? because i can imagine losing your parents in a situation like this must be extremely traumatic for children. so who is helping them in that aspect? absolutely, and that's really part of the program that we have a working very closely with the government both at the new level and at the state

level to look at what does that care package that children needed. the immediate, of course, shelter, protection, food, nutrition, etc. but then the psycho psychological impact of what they are facing is, has been recognized based strongly and we've been working together with new hands, which is one of the premier institutes looking at mental health issues, especially for children in working with ben. kinship care is an important part of it and any other avenue that might be whether the teachers are social workers or indeed, the extended family who can support children on this. we know that many people are eager to help, but that in itself has presented a problem because more and more or men are reportedly being put up for illegal adoption on social media. what can you tell us about that development? so what this social media, flagging of children,

giving their names in particular has brought to the forefront is the need to really be very clear about who to report to and how not to go through social media for such cases. india has a very strong child help lying where you can, anyone can dial and 98. i'm be connected to the helpline which will connect children to the care and support that is needed. whether it's through government departments or support or linking them to services which will help them with their health or any other vulnerability that they face. so as trusting that system is going to be extremely important and we all need to support it that way. the cases are registered adequately. we've seen the governments coming up with a number of 577 who have been registered so far. ok. so the 1st point

is how do we identify them and register them and be must use the system that that is being put forward. many states have also developed their own make mechanisms. so you know, it's really how do we bind to the mechanisms that have been put in place? we'll have to leave it there. yes. and ali hoc into director for the unit stuff. thank you very much for joining us. thank you for your interest. you're watching dw new still to come on. our show fans of the ninety's us that come friends are looking forward to a trip down memory lane as a cult series prepare stage a come back. we ask our critic how memorable he thinks that trip is going to be. the 1st a powerful cycle in this land into eastern india killing several people enforcing the evacuation of more than a 1000000 people. thousands of emergency personnel have been deployed to help with rescue efforts. the storm hit just one week after another cycle and killed at least

155 people in western india. the, the weight of the ocean crashing into india's shoreline. with wave after wave pushing in from the bay of been gall water was soon pouring inland cycle on yas made landfall with a gust of over 150 kilometers per hour, bearing down on homes and people today, lucian flooded coastal towns, turning roads into rivers i mean, we've never seen waves like that come in from the sea before we're all very scared . i have no idea what's going to happen to the voice of the boxes. but it's the rural population that's suffering most over $1200.00 villages had to

be evacuated. displacing 50000 people. there is nothing left. my son and i fled home is destroyed. there's nothing left as the psycho and moves inland. it's also disrupting efforts to deal with india's surgeon corona virus. pandemic testing and vaccination had to be suspended in several districts. they will be no return to normal here anytime soon. that's been 17 years since the final episode. now, fans of the hit tv show friends are in for a treat. the long awaited and much anticipated one offer unions special is airing on h b o map. the popular comedy was about people in their twenties living in new york. it ran on tv for 10 years and still remains one of the most popular shows in re runs and on streaming platform. friends the reunion brings back all the stars including jennifer aniston and david schwimmer. they come back the set for an emotional get together. you look and let's bring in scott roxborough from

d w culture for more on this. hi scott. so why are we seeing this reunion now? well, i mean, the physical answer is money. warner brothers, which owns each bill, max paid a huge amount of money. something like $420000000.00 for reruns of all the friends episodes to launch their streaming service. they want to have to reunion last year for the launch leach field mac coded delays that have been having it right now. but it really is an attempt to basically give fans of the show. and there are hundreds of millions of them worldwide, a trip down memory lane, a sort of mistake alger fast. and in doing so, to sort of celebrate this new service that they, of course, have launch across the world. are those fans going to be happy with what they see? are they going to get what they expect?

i guess it depends what you, what you want from a show like this. i mean, if you want to sort of comfort food misspelled your fast, you're definitely going to get that. that's what this has been designed to do, and it definitely delivers on that. getting all these stars together for a reunion like this definitely is what a lot of the fans of the show went to see if you're looking for really behind the curtain in depth. look at the, the dark side, the show. forget about it. that's not what this show who designed to do, and you're not going to get this any sort of controversy surrounding the show that's completely ignored in favor of a real sort of warm and fuzzy trip down memory lane. what makes friends so popular? because we said it was and is still so popular for so many people. yeah, i think, i mean, one of the cast itself, i mean i think that really was catching liking a bottle with these group of sticks at the time. completely unknown actors who somehow managed to match together to create this incredible comic energy which

still comes across them is reunion show. they have table reeves of the old episodes and they mediately flip back into these and these characters that are so well known . i think that's part of it, and i also think the timing was something that was sort of the last cause of these big us network shows that sort of combined. i don't know a certain tradition of the com that doesn't really exist anymore. and i think people now even even young people have a role in the college for the show, if, even if it's a borrowed the sal jeffers. com, they don't be actually member. i don't think there's going to show like friends since i think maybe that's one of the reasons people around the world to find a special. no right, scott rock for from d w culture telling us about friends the reunion. thank you, scott. now eric carl, the author of one of the world's most popular children's books, has died at the age of 90. 1. karl's most famous book,

the very hungry caterpillar was published in 1969 using simple words and bright colors. it told the tale of a caterpillar with an insatiable appetite. during his career, karl wrote and illustrated more than 70 books. ah, a child once called him a picture writer, a term the american author eric call thought was very fitting. in 1969, he created the very hungry caterpillar over all he wrote and illustrated, more than 70 children's books. but none of his works touched as many hearts as the tale of a caterpillar. with an insatiable appetite horton part 2 books or children or any books really is the idea were in us. the idea come from the book was originally conceived as a week with really one. and one wonders if this book would have done quite as well

without its catchy title. it has been translated into 66 languages. it's german keitel roughly translates as the little caterpillar never full. eric call had its own theory of why the book was so successful. i think it is a children need hope you middle in significant caterpillar can grow up into a beautiful butterfly and fly into the world with your talent. his signature style was to always use many bright colors and different textures. his illustrations will continue to be an inspiration for generations to come me. now we reported yesterday on the lunar eclipse that stargazers in the pacific rim region were treated too. but last night, a huge super moon brought a little extra terrestrial excitement to the skies of the spanish island of gun canada. the super moon is the closest full moon to the earth of the year,

and that makes it look bigger and brighter than normal. the all right up next our show conflicts, don't tim sebastian interview sharif the who the back to ford minister in yemen station for that the the me ah, the news

the the into the conflict with sebastian despite fresh diplomatic talks, see a warning. yemen shows a little sign of ended my guess a week from the capital, santa sheriff, foreign minister style governments. he's forced to stand accused of committing shocking crimes and killing indiscriminately. why weren't they start conflict zone on?

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what measures are being taken, what does the latest research say? information and context. ah, i recently updated the central monday to friday on d w. so these are national media, that's still your capital, and i will show you and big books. what happened again, we are not the ones who are making all this mess in the other the, well, there's a buying, you know, denials mister sharp, we will continue the war if they don't withdraw from our country. despite fresh diplomatic talks, the 6 year war in yemen. ringback shows little sign of ending and ages is a warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. a school supplies dwindle and the covey demik takes hold. my guess this week from the human capital santa is his sheriff. foreign

minister, the self styled to see government. he's forced to san accused of committing shocking crimes and killing indiscriminately. why will they stop the sheriff? welcome to convict zone. last month you told iranian tv that the who these were open to a fat and honorable piece. my question to you is, how can there possibly be any fantasy on or after the terrible crimes that you and the other combatants in this war have committed ok. now it is the end of this crazy war which was started by the saudis. what can you say more than that? let's stop this war and the let's sit on the table and find this piece and try to mend what happened in the last few years. so again,

you can not just look back and see what have been done right now. to make some of what you have done, all of the parties, not only the guys in santa and then i think we can make some peace for the people of the men. not for the conflicting parties. well, when the crimes have been committed and these particularly gruesome crimes, you don't think you can just walk away from them. can you come torture? indiscriminate killing obstruction, the vital aid use of banned weapons, recruitment of child soldiers, arbitrary detention enforce disappearances. ready if proved some of these crimes represent massive violations of international human monetary and law for which you can be held accountable anywhere in the world. do you think you can just walk away from these crimes as everyone should be held accountable for what they have done? and the last 6 years, not only one of the parties and the others who have all the money and resources can

hide their crimes. those who did crimes should be really put in front of the justice. the records were that on your movement. so be put in front of the courts. are you ready for that? i i 1st, i'm, i'm in 1st the national salvation government is not the who it is the national salvation government is a coalition of many political parties. what we are talking about when you talk about war crimes, those in the field who committed those crimes from all parties should be held accountable. so let's not talk only about governments to appear on t v or go to meetings. let's talk about those on the field who committed those crimes and find who ordered them to do those crimes. so you're trying to distance yourself from the know who the crimes are you. the fact is that your war has helped bring about the world's worst humanitarian disaster,

which you and the other warring parties have inflicted indiscriminately on civilians. and anyone who got in your way to answer your question property, we have not started this war. this wasn't say you started it, not you, but you're continuing. continuing. not your continuing to target civilians? no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no we are. we are defending ourselves. we are defending our people. we are defending our country against the saudis and the america. so again, we will continue the war if they don't withdraw from our country and those crimes that you talk about. let's look to them, let's not just make it general. so the crimes committed by your people know the crimes were committed by those who were the aggressors, not by the manage or defending themselves. let's look at the books look to the what happened in the last 6 years and then again, yes, we're ready to face the world and say,

who did what of what they deserve for such crimes. mister shut off country after country has condemned your intransigence. the us said in february at the security council that can be no peace if the hoof these keep up their daily attacks against the yeah, many people, saudi arabia and other countries in the region. you've said you want good relations with the u. s. then accept an immediate and comprehensive see spot as they've demanded. we want a real piece, not that these paid for by the saudis, and the america is when you talk about the word condemning the who, these are the, i mean, the forces who are really fighting them. you know, why the, the saudi is on the market. these have spent millions of dollars to create a certain picture about what happens in yemen. and no one knows what happened in our country. read the actual picture. they committed most of the crimes in this

country and we know they have done, and we are documenting that. think what is happening in the international arena is what the saudis had paid for. and those countries were out of condemning the hope is our country's will have a lot of interest, a lot of business with saudi arabia and the gulf countries. while we have other countries that is doing that. it's not just the other countries, it's the united nations and their investigators, and the international human rights organizations that are pointing the finger firmly at you. now even now, even now, despite the fresh diplomatic efforts that are going on, your targeting murray to the east of santa, where civilians bearing the major impact of new fighting. but that means nothing to you, does it, the more you kill, the more territory you acquire, the stronger your position in the piece talks. that's your calculation, isn't it? let's, let's clarify this to the world. we are not the ones who are making all this mess

in the ammon. it is those countries who are doing it, not our country, our people in yemen, the national forces are trying their best not to hurt their people. we are really targeting the saudis, we are getting our enemies because they have destroyed our country. when he talk about killing civilians, we are not in the business of killing several years and i can prove it to the world . the world, the yo yo, yo denied and shot off the well the world you know. denial. the no, no, no, no, no, not the i am. we are here to talk to the world come to us last time up and our country. last human rights watch, one of the instruments off the u. n. is one of the instruments off the saudis on the market. and so i get you when you and how about how sides the u. n. has to them both out and i'm talking to you talking to you about what you are doing

last month, human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians. the hoof is indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians, isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's him like guys of events. let's not talk to the media. off no, i don't, i get, i don't try to change the picture. the picture should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you, you, what about the other party? you just shut your on. i can do what i am talking about, what are your fun,

simple for i'm talking to you about what you're responsible for. we talk to the other parties in the conflict about what they're responsible for. now millions, millions, face hunger in your country and your who the forces disrupt and interfere with the aid coming in. why is that? why, why do you interfere with a why on earth would you prevent organizations like the world food program from doing that job and trying to feed people? if there are anything like that, it should be presented and people should be punished if they are doing something improper. so punishment. now we punish business of trying to stop the a to the minute we will. let's investigate that. look, just because you said it, or they said it in the international media. let's put the books on the table as i said, and look to all the details. sometimes in the midst of all these things, you try to make this kind of accusations without proofs and let's say you and prove

it. and we will take the proper action against those who did such kinds of things which stop the 8 hour people. mister sheriff, your forces haven't just restricted the humanitarian agencies. you've actually threatened them as well. the you, an expert said they documented intimidation and direct threats by your people against humanitarian personnel. what business have you got threatening people who are trying to feed the hungry? i'm really hearing something new from you for the 1st time that our people, i mean our government or our personnel are threatening the people. it's such think occur. we will be ready to see it punish those who are doing that. the un has named v, who's the officials responsible for issuing threats. all of them are from your so called supreme council for the management and coordination of humanitarian affairs . those are include acme, hamid, up the most and toes, and to ha,

how cool you know these people don't, you do pay them to threaten the agencies. i know them and we don't pay anyone to threaten anyone. and i haven't seen that report. i would, i wish i can put my hand on it. so then i can take some measures regarding this subject because this is my responsibility to follow up on the subject with you and you don't read the reports from the un because it's in the latest report from the panel of experts. you don't have that reports? no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, we received what they sent to us and we respond. we have a special committee to respond. so i also respect the specially what they're just mention mister sharp. i also responding to the reports of profiteering by your side. the us says you are top political leaders are competing to enrich themselves

from limited state and public resources. are you one of those top leaders who enriching yourself from this war? no, no, no none. you seem to be amused by the city. you seem to be amused by august. he's a serious charge. you know about that? as some said, no, no, no, that's are you not them? yes, but sometimes surprised. now again, this governments let me tell you, this government is composed of the g. p. c, our party and the piece on saddler. we are doing our best as a government for the sake of the many people, not for the who is, are funny or for any officials whom i try to enrich themselves with this war. we are ready. we are ready. and let me tell you the whole word we and the other party and the saudis of the market is we are ready to be put in front of any kind of institution and see who did what i guess the many people we are in this war to defend our people,

not to get money or try to get some kinds of power and everyone knows that. and we have worked for the last 30 years with the many government. so again, well, you know that we know that the un panel of experts is track the number of illegal financial schemes that you're running. they include evidence of money laundering scams, creating false supply contracts to transfer huge amounts of cash to individual who the commanders and other officials. are you personally involved in these? how does all this corruption fit in with your hon principal? not? no, no. no, i'm not involved in anything like that. i'm the minister of foreign affairs and i present my party the agenda congress party. not though it is. and anyone who is committing any kind of legal action should be punished for it. whoever is from whatever side they are, again, this war is not to get rich. this what is to defend our borders, our land,

out of really dignity in this country. and anyone who might try to get behind this kind of accusations. so forget about the saudis and mit crime will fail. they will fail because we don't have enough resources to employ such committees of the u. n. so know what others are doing, but the time will come and we will have american companies working for us and looking to the other side, what they have done, how they get rich, how these kinds of deals have been done to kill the many people and get money out of it, and then in front of the world, they say that they are defending the legitimate government. the real picture has been painted by us next, but un investigators international human rights organization who are on the ground who have evidence of fake financial transactions. and the seizure of assets, the illegal seizure of assets belonging to other individuals and companies. in

september 2019 your specialized criminal court, announced the confiscation of funds. and by 35 numbers of parliament who just didn't happen to agree with the politics. and they ended up a year later being sentenced to death in the sense that the child was a political sham, wasn't it? why do you have political, shands, instead of fair trials? whatever it said by do, and it's not the full reality, said so last month they this great one of their reports. so again, let's be with them and their groups and their committees. and then they can ask us and we can respond, but not just the way for their reports about what you have said about these kinds of actions. i agree completely with you anything which is i guess the law should not be committed if anyone has something to complain.