w documentary the, this is detail, the news lives and berlin. a warning from russia for the west do not send advanced fighter jets to ukraine. p of says the jets promised by its allies could give the upper hand. russia says it's a provocation and could pull nato into the conflict. also coming up the aftermath of devastating floods in the democratic republic of congo, climate scientists, they advocate faces more disasters. that's the plan that gets more and we know what to do to slow climate change. what happens if we don't act

the i'm on the in east if it's good to have you with us. rush as one that sending f 16 fighter jets to ukraine will raise the risk of nato being dragged into the war. at the g 7 summit and japan, ukraine's allies pledge to supply kids with the us made aircraft. presidents lensky has assured washington to the aircraft, would not be use to strike russian territory without any of the landscape during what turned out to be a highly successful visit to japan. or since it started for us as invasion, ukrainian president has had one consistent message for his western allies, more weapons for ukraine. at the g 7 summit in hiroshima, a long held ambition came true, of,

of coming to us resistance to supplying ukraine with f. 16 fighter jets with thousands of essex themes in service and dozens of countries, the best fighter is seen by keith as the best craft to challenge russian acid, perry. alrighty. you as president joe biden had long resisted keith to month, fee of the conflict spreading the on to cranes board as split off the allies such as a u. k. and the netherlands. first for sending, do you estimate, jet to crane fight until to lensky? he had finally dropped his objections i told the united states, together with our allies and partners, going to begin training. ukrainian pilots, in 4th generation fighter aircraft including f, 16 to strengthen ukraine's air force as part of a long term commitment to ukraine's ability to defend itself. we provided to last year, all that they needed to deal with what they were dealing with at the moment. and

that's where the now we're moving in the direction of putting him in a position to be able to be defend themselves in ways beyond what they've had to deal with so far. the one with the u. s. veto gone, ukraine's allies afraid has made the 16 to keep them all, but some of the some yeah, we're working on it. so i'm not, i'm sure because we already know which countries we will work with. obviously what's on that, even before we and lots of training programs, will be a sixteen's. we will get the planes enough time for now. i cannot say how many is not the secrets anymore. i didn't know myself in the secret, it'd be selling is not rush asked estimates the impact of prices jets would have on the battlefield. it suggested the use would raise the spectre of nato involvement in the conflict. but in the past, most goes to threats have failed to prevent ukraine from upgrading. it's awesome. no. i asked marina myron, from the defense studies department of kings college london,

which countries these f sixteens are likely to come from. and when they may realistically be expected to arrive, and ukraine is a problem of the at 16 jobs. firstly, we don't know which countries will be the meetings. busy as fighter jets and how many because um presumably poland, denmark and then as a lens the k doesn't have any f, f, 16 jets for instance. and of course the u. s. good. it some f. 16 jets as well. when they would be in the air is a difficult question because we need to ensure that the pilots are trained on the hands. on the other hand, ground crews need to be trained as well. and it takes time. so talking about using those fighter jets and the upcoming confir offensive is unrealistic because the infrastructure is not there yet. the jets need to run waste, as i said, the wrong cruise and so on. so um, it would be very optimistic to seeing that they will be arriving in ukraine in

a couple of months. and the question is, what difference will they make when they finally make it to ukraine? when everything is ready? armenia is offering to recognize the disputed region of the go into a car box as territory belonging to its new neighbor. as everybody on the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades, fragile cease fire, paved the way for peace talks. it's a tyrant, trade that's being played by clashes for over 30 years, punctuated by 2 deadly conflicts. but the long dispute open and gone to carry a buck could be coming to an end. which one which relates how's the media recognizes as a by john's territory of 86600 square kilometers. as long as, as or by john is willing to recognize the territorial integrity of our meeting is 20. 9800 square kilometers, has advise you on the territory, includes kindergarten,

no kind of buff kilometers, thoughts k number of junction, which some of us who pushing on, made the commitment on the condition that as the by john daren sees the safety of ethnic armenians leaving them, the region was established by the soviets, after world war one is predominantly populated by the comedians. it was never the less included within the soviet socialist republic of the, by john since the collapse of the soviet union armenia. and as it by john, have both made claims to the tire trade. some 7000 soldiers were killed in the last ball in 2022. the foreign ministers from both countries met in moscow last week. the trilateral talks with versus gala problem lead from both armenia and as advice on are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on thursday. can we still see as the key broker between the post soviet

neighbors? let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. us present and joe biden and republican house speaker, kevin mccarthy has ended discussions and how to raise the us government's debt ceiling without an agreement. by the said, the meeting was productive. they have just 10 days to reach a deal before a possible default which could weigh heavily on the us economy. police and the south american country of guy on us say that a deadly fire at a school dormitory may have been started intentionally. the police broke out on sunday night at a government boarding school for girls that serves remote most of the indigenous villages. 19 students were killed in the fire, and 2 girls remain in critical condition. portuguese officials say police are preparing to search a reservoir 50 kilometers from the resort where british toddler, madeline mccann,

when missing in 2007 search was apparently requested by german authorities. last year, a german national was formerly made, the suspect floods have cause death and devastation in the democratic republic of congo. heavy rain triggered land slides in a remote mountain as part of south q. providence. farms and whole villages are in ruins. and more than 400 people have been killed. now the 5000 are still missing. yeah. cause you to more like a home that a 70 years old. and she survived the down huge, but it left her as one of the few, still living and her family, the torrance, total away an entire generation that made it was an i few last. i've been a widow for 25 years. my children died and left me their children. how should i raise them? i ask god to take me to because i don't know what to do. the slots took her plot to

and the full whole existence. she says, her only hope now lies in her remaining family. supporting food prices have tripled. residency, retros, police with more than 8000 people are in need of urgency. many tiring assistance lack of timor to has forced people to start drinking water from the lake. toilets has been washed away, exposing people to water born diseases. aiden does the guy, i was among those selling food at the mock at that day. and the heavy rain stops to for sheltering in a nearby house. she watched the dissolves to unfold somewhere like has been my front of, you know, that friend and some people decided to leave in the rain even with their children. and all the things they bought at the market. all their goods for the drowned was everything in the water and died right there with their whole family and family and

apple for 994 and i 7 of her relatives died that day. her own children are still missing room. the valet. what that what i made through moya, we could not find their bodies. nothing else. so we started morning sonia, on with them, right. is this my house has vanished. i have nothing left. not even underwear to court and see what color and my older brother's house has gone to the island when we land and thousands are still missing and the bodies decomposing under the rubble . 2 weeks of the devastation swept away hundreds of lives. rescue workers say they are still overwhelmed by the sheer number of forces to be recovered. they faced along grim task of digging up the dead and identifying them to be moaned, but their loved ones. the scientist say there is often a cause,

a link between climate change and extreme weather events like those floods in democratic republic of congo. what are we doing about it? not enough. a new study warrens that current crime policies leave more than a 5th of humanity living and dangerously hot temperatures by the year 2100. the research co coordinated by the university of exit or in the u. k. highlights the risk of failing to tackle the climate emergency. low in nonce, her family are sheltering from extreme heat temperatures outside solar above 40 degree celsius. they've taken just setting still just to survive today and then maybe that's why we have to have that. i went outside last week and when i came back, i was sick. i'm still weak and sweaty and i don't want to be anything or move around too much. i think it was hate stroke. we have the and have you got my to me and mall was one of many places in southeast asia. i recently hit my record sheet.

it was similar in india hotspot for people living in dangers temperatures. according to climate scientists to one it is set to get much worse. currently, around 60000000 people on asked to live in dangerous heat without bridge temperatures of 29 degrees or above. by the end of this century, that number will grow to 2000000000 based on current population, on temperature projections. so that's like a profound reshaping of habits, ability of the surface of the planet. and it could lead potentially, to large scale reorganization of where people live. such massive social upheaval like not seen here in somalia can be avoided. but only if government act urgently to achieve the rate of change we need to limit capable of making anyway.

they have one and a half degrees, c means something like a 5 times speeding up of the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions over the call, but not as ation ethical. i have an economy among the ways to do that. accelerate, social and technological change by expanding renewable energy projects like this one and giving up fossil fuels altogether. a joy you to group this professor of environment and development in the global south. at the university of amsterdam i asked or why, despite the dire warnings, fossil fuels continue to win out over sustainable energy is much more money to be made in fossil through them there is to be made in renewable. it's also the nature of the industry. the fossil fuel industry is much more of a monopoly type industry compared to some of the renewable energy industries. more over what we find is that fossil fuel infrastructure is still gigantic. i mean the, it's the bytes. it's the next, the grids. this infrastructure is so big,

but they're all locked into it and it's very difficult to get out of it. so in some ways, the fossil fuel companies feel that they have never made so much profit as they do currently. and many of them don't yet feel the pain of liability, so it's, it's stopping people are holding them to account in court. i'm trying to put pressure on them, but we also notice that they are not yet accounting for this possible change in the atmosphere around them. and the fact that many young people do not want to book for fossil fuel companies, that is something that will probably be affect them. but of course, i am hoping that we can selectively put pressure on this lots of fuel companies bought multi nationals, but also national oil companies, which are perhaps further away from the public. the view. do it, make sure that they change their behavior in private space ex mission, caring, saudi arabia's 1st

e mail. astronaut has docked at the international space station. round a barn. all we breast cancer and stem cell researcher is the 1st saudi one into 5 space. joining her on the mission are a saudi 5. your pilot and an army american business are in good hands are led by a retired nasa astronaut, 5 days already lived in to, you know, the business is up next to stephen beardsley. we'll have look at the fines coming down on facebook. apparently that's the prices category issues with a lot say what the, what do you see? it really is possible to reverse page.