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a rated the city of c name and the occupied west, found the palace sitting in the health ministry says at this step and people were killed. israel says it conducted accounts of terrorism operation fund w. as in a condo, they meet ukrainian soldiers who have been holding the front line for months. they ask for more weapons and for most patients and that fights against the i'm good. how else is welcome to the program? the french interior minister, them on the has tweeted that the 55 to has died in paris. he was trying to put out vehicles that were on fine and a parking garage. it is not yet clear whether the blaze was coming access to the

right things that followed the faithful shooting of a teenager by police last week. the riots come considerably from sunday into monday, but again 150 people were arrested. 45000 police officers have been deployed across bronze to try and contain the violets. today, friends, president obama, my call will repeal report to top lawmakers on the unrest. do you have your correspondent? louisa louis is reporting for us from paris. she joins us now from one of its town hall that of the 18th on the small uh, list. uh, what's the mood there right now? while there is a demonstration of a gathering happening right behind me, as you can see, a few people have got that. as uh, there has been an appeal to people together in front of the town home at midday to die today here in france to show the support for the man who has been attacked. his house has been attacked over the weekend. and you know the story,

his house was rammed with a car and satellite and his wife and 2 children had to flee from these rights. and so these people here have turned out to support to show that support. i talked to some of them just a few moments ago and they said it's really not acceptable that things like that are happening. and we just want to face violence to stop right now. now it would just coming in, we hear the subs, passenger who was in the call with the know how it is currently being questions by, by police. what more do you know? well we know that he was there on tuesday when my old a 17 year old was killed by a police officer when he was controlled by police and then he fled. he ran away from the police in the over the past few days, he has been talking to several friends media telling them his side with a story of what happened about tuesday. and now he's talking to the police as

a witness of the scene. so it seems that he's not really being accused of anything, but he's just bad to tell his version of the event. now, according to the interior minutes, 55 to has died. is it his desk related to the protests? do we know that while we're hearing from the firefighters themselves, apparently that there is no link between the riots and the incident. this happens from time to time, unfortunately, and apparently it just has an unrelated event. and mr. down on, on the, the interior minister also space on french television today. and he said that situation is about to calm down that the government is, you know, taking control of the situation that most of the writers are really very young. the teen 17 year old years old. and he also said that once the situation has come down, the government really needed to look into what to do next. how to re establish the

link between the governments between the republic, the values of friends and these suburbs where the riots are taking place. w correspondent elisa lewis the reporting from paris. thank you very much, visa for a closer look at the situation and find some no joint, bye. i will call you at yellow in the parish. he's a journalist and anti racism activist. now, the french police unions and the government have denied that racism is a fundamental problem in the police force and from so they said, these are isolated cases. what do you say to that or i states i'm afraid we're having issues that with the audio and your last name. ah

no, i couldn't hear you. okay, i'm sorry. we did not get the the answer that we had technical difficulties. i apologize. so let me just repeat my question though, so they've view is a, don't get confused. the french police units and the government have denied that racism is a fundamental problem in the police force. they say these are isolated cases. what do you say to that? i say that is exactly the problem. the problem is denial. several institutions have been denouncing friends for years. human rights watch issue this thanks much in 2012. the us just properties of also a statement just a couple of days ago to say that friends have to deal with these profound issues or phrases of, especially in the police, even the from supreme court. sometimes different states for racial providing or the u. n. a also uh vote and they just defense in december 2022 to say that we have to do with the public, these qualities which are race you,

but also with the behaviors within the body. so the front of me that says i've never answered all address those statements or the court decisions. if not to dismiss that we will dismiss them without never answering the point. how come that the police has been so many times i call them 10 times. you can actually, domestically, we've asked pres, acting to stop that. me now the government and police a denying that's a fundamental racism problem in the police. just to illustrate this with, do you know what the percentage of ethnic minority police officers in france is? and should that be more? so i think that's actually not a problem because the system is, racism doesn't operate. i mean individual level is something that operates at nice . the dimension are low level. i don't know the percentage, but the figures that have, that's were issued by the defender of rights, which is

a french, it's easy to sense that it was created to find discrimination. says that the little speakers say that if you are a young man and you are seen as black are, you are 20 times more likely to be checked by the police. that's if you then, then if you're not. so those figures exist have, have existed for years and no one has ever decided to act upon them. so that's a problem to me. we have so many, if you good, so many people have died and nothing has been done with that. oh shoot principle. thanks all younger generations from the party seem very pretty. and you know, some, sometimes for from placing this now do you think, i mean, what is being reported? what we're seeing is why it's an violence. do you think that is undermining the legitimate protest? to me, the 1st problem is the fact that less than a week ago, a 17 years old teenager died. it's bob outrage, anger,

i've seen that there are many things happening now. some people are out of despair, of course, whenever they're uprising 0 people, they are abuses and the i of please do not support use these, especially when the target elected officials bed depressed problem is the desk of mass. and i'm sorry to say that, but if it wasn't for the uprising, we would not be speaking today about not has this, and that's the problem. now what action do you not want to see from the french government in response to the house, cooling to the 1st action would be acknowledgment of the deep problem of parties, everytime, the t and of racism within the parties by the government and the, the reform actually we need to change the plan is there was a no that was voted in 2017. that makes it easier for the police force to use the fire. i need to prevent because because uh, because of the back,

know the numbers of people who are being shot by why driving has to be multiplied by 5, you know, inside years a and e, 2022, a 13 person died of being. so why driving and in germany we want to compare it's only one person in 10 years. there is also a problem with the level of you're trying to understand that people have been, have been shot, a friends more than uh uh we didn't. we in the last, uh, last year, actually the last years at the low, gentlest and active as the top does from fonts. thank you very much. you're so welcome. thank you. this is right now with the military of staging, a large scale raid in the occupied westbank of a nice fellow standing in the health officials say at least 7 palestinians have been killed in more than a dozen and the injured israel says,

almost targeting the command center for minutes and fighters in the janine as possible for the cold and extensive counterterrorism method. the moaning coal to prey. it is pissed by the sound of heavy guns high on israel's rate, began long before don't these rarely military says it launched a missile off to 1 am local time and carried out, drawing strikes to clear the way for ground forces. some 2000 soldiers are set to be taking part in the launch scale operation. it stated, go destroying what the army calls terrorist infrastructure. israel's military set, it would not stand by while quote, terrorists continue to home civilians using jeanine camp as a hideout. it later released pictures of what it said was seized explosives. this is the palestinian perspective. the local health officials said dozens of

people were injured in israel strikes and the gun battle that followed. some of them seriously, meaning the death toll could rise. the witch is coming on and the refugee camp is real war. there was strikes from the sky, targeting the camp. we drive around and $5.00 to $7.00 ambulances, and every time we come back, fully loaded with injured people's daylight didn't bring come on monday morning, janine residents, 3 stains. it is rarely tanks from behind barricades and mosque militants with films, firing guns in nearly deserted street. the common violence comes 2 weeks after another deadly military rate in geneva. a spite of palestinian militant attacks on his reilly's attacks by jewish settlers on palestinian communities.

israel's foreign minister said that when no plans to expand the operation beyond attaining well for the latest, i'm no joined by a correspondent rebecca richards, who was in the northern westbank near janine rebecca at once. the situation lock waiver as well as you heard in that report. yeah, hodge, this ray, this military operation, which is the biggest of its kind that we've seen in many years or it's certainly looking to be, it's still ongoing. be done overnight around $130.00 local time. here we saw it on and drones go in and, and make an attack as you said, and won't be as ready. i'm. you're calling tara infrastructure. there are also have been thousands, we think about 15023000 ground troops also deployed a great brigade strong, sorry, a per day that of this up to 3000 uh ground troops. uh,

they believed to be on the outskirts of that jan named cap gun battles going on as you, as you heard in that report. this is a targeted array. this is not meant to go wider than the janine cap depends on who's saying that whatever is needed will be used in the fight against terrorism. so it's not very clear to see exactly where this is going to go. but after a similar rate, although not as extensive, not as the 2 weeks ago, but didn't quite go to plan. we saw retaliatory attacks, we saw a palestinian government taking a to a settlement in the occupied west bank. i'm killing is rarely citizens. so it is expected that the sum of the militant groups here involve wills for tally. i'm not exactly sure where that could come from where that might be retell a tree fire from guns or the is right. the military assuring up defenses down in the south of the country around the goal is a border in preparation for what may come there. well from the northern border from

the 11 east side we, we really don't know exactly where that might be. retaliation frequency for the gun attacks, but the as rarely, military staying strong as saying that they are going to do whatever it takes around. i'll be real time. now, what about the timing was happening now as well? the situation violence has been escalating in the occupied westbank and in israel as well. in the last 1516 months. these raids have been happening as part of a wider operation to try and stop militants who have been gaining a strong hold in the northern west bank. in places like to name a saying it's trying to work to remove that threat. these, these rates are very common indeed, nightly and in various cities in the northern west bank. but we've not saved anything of this scale that has been cold from the far right. members of israel coalition government full, a wide, a for a water operation has been open westbank,

particularly after that. right. a couple of weeks ago that i just talked about um the uh, in steering or the subsequent attack. uh the, in the settlement to the killing. his riley's, we were hearing coals from all right, members of the coalition for such a kind of a wider operation to try and round out a so called militant solely sizes in the northern west bank. and that could be what we're seeing now. we could be saying the government, the defense pulses holes for wider operation while at the same time trying to send in government largely many of respondents, rebecca, which is the thank you very much rebecca. that's uh now have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today to an explosion and find

downtown tokyo have injured at least 4 people. it happens in a building in the commercial ocean box, the district of the japanese capital. please investigating what caused it with this report, smelling gas prior to the explosion. place in the us city of baltimore investigating a fatal shooting that had led as left to people dead and at least 28 wounded. 3 of the injured on critical condition. police say that was a block party happening in the area at the time of the shooting. the recalls for fresh presidential elections in guatemala officer, a course reported a review of 1st from pallets. it follows a surprise result of the main opposition candidates. the quotes that it will decided to recount as necessary once the review has been concluded. the final round is expected to take place in august. ukraine's deputy defense minister says ukrainian troops on making incremental gains in both the south end,

the east advancing in the box in which direction hon. amalia also says that ukraine is in both in heavy fighting with russian forces in the don't. that's the region western observe, as i have said, that you crime is contra offensive is making little progress, but that may be by design as to w, as nick connelly reports on the high interest cover drove bruce taking his unit on just threatening from the that's so close to the russians, they can see them without so much as a pair of binoculars on the table gauge helped to drive the russians out of the key of the store to the wall. that was a rapid enclave success. but this is different. they've been here for months. so it's, you know, once you see isn't the counter offensive yet. you'll know when you see it. for now, we're just testing them. i'm looking for the weak spots next up, right as

a full scale offensive when dealing with a still ahead of us all, it's a she and then the phone with the slow progress we're sick tells me is intentional . the russians had months to dig ditches, lay mine's degree, and he says, isn't willing to risk the kinds of casualties he's man inflicted on brushes, backing up most and recently stumble attractive, cuz they just tried to overwhelms with all day them. it was just like world war 2, they would just keep coming soon. we would say, well, another 2 would follow you down to another 4 of them come up behind the order for us to for i think the machine guns run halt at best. they weren't even wearing helmets on the body armor of work while they hung with a gun. and so many of these men have been fighting since the very 1st days of the school by us krusik when he lost. so his family have you. i took my son to his 1st day of school. that was one time then my wife was in

hospital with the pen to scientists. that was my 2nd talking to people. for the last, the 3rd time i got 5 days off. and today, when i'm heading back to key for my cousins, funeral e. c was killed, relaxing me, alons. so instead of having only brought people has come to fix that the other day and with another unit somewhere else in the don't you ask region. these men know their lives depend on every pitch of training. they get of the, just a few days before we meet the soldiers had pushed the rationality back by almost the kilometer. was the soldiers very 1st time storming well defended enemy positions? no one spoke a word seems to us in that of them, but i think we were all just scared to punish a girl. it's all about taking that 1st step out of the armored vehicle after that

we were on auto pilot. it all just happened because we were just relieved when we got into their trenches to know that we'd avoided their minds and they were definitely there. when he's got decided that it was not our time. this is the village and use questionnaire. what's left of it? one of a handful of places, ukraine forces retaken in recent weeks from life is so dangerous. here is one of the few places. no one's coming back to being out in the open. visible drones is risky. the face, mitre van would start the but then we're on a wait. these men are fighting a painstaking battle. one village at a time. that lives already quite a tree on the line. they tell us they're not willing to take even more risk just to

meet deadlines, step by far away allies. and they accommodate file that report for us and joins us now. nick, talk to us about the prints counter offensive. the countries deputy defense minister says the backups are raging and quote, the situation is complicated. what does she mean by that of the well, i think get some of this is about them. trying to keep reps on information, trying to not go into too much detail. trying to basically buy the chips around some times that it needs to be less drastic. it hasn't always worked when the ukrainian side stops. give me information. often enough list hearing ukraine russian narrative talk start kind of creeping into the public discourse so they may move away from that and stop revealing more in the way of detail. but it does seem that ukraine forces are definitely activating their efforts to take back to our tree. it's not seeming a, everything they've got. lots of troops will tell you of the camera that they think

are the 101520 percent of the resources that ukraine is built up in recent months have been used of deployed so far. but there was a sense that they all pushing forward and yes, they are not coming in with the kinds of kind of big headline victories that we saw last thoughts. and, but i think very important to remember here that last year was the same thing. a year ago, we were talking about the fact that kind of song was still in russian hands, that ukraine was taking a village at a time. and these were taking a lot of resources, lots of lots being lost and those gains will be very influential. and then, and your team, we saw that catastrophic kind of collapse of russian positions. so if you took lots of experts here, they'll say it is all connected. basically, this is about lots of small attacks. lots of small stabs that kind of the rest of the logistics lines, variability to supply the troops, which then will eventually force the russians to pull back if they're not able to provide the troops with, with nations, with food and with the kind of 5 pads protect them from behind those lines. so that's expect ation here. but it is frustrating because there are lots of voices in

the west thing that basically ukraine has to deliver if you're creating what's more support for the west. it needs to show that can really waiting on the battlefield. so there's a kind of political juggling gain going on to try and kind of satisfied those 2 months from the west walnut putting on the troops too much in the way of pressure to take risks and to risk even more loss of life to make those gains so that's kind of the situation seem from here. now, lots of fighting has been concentrated into east of the frame. what role does the south place in ukraine's country offensive? so that's the thing. fighting has been going on in don't buy some, it used to be crisis 2014. so lots of that progress is pretty instrumental because there are basically trenches and very well defended positions that have been in place for years and years. and so when this will starts and we saw the list, actual progress from the rest and side from don't bass because the brains were best prepared that in the south. there is a very, very long front line, basically going through the open country,

very sparsely populated agricultural areas. but the russians have now had full so basically 89 months to prepare that they later the mines was that built trenches about the expectation has always been that the ukrainians would try and put their attention to south separation in the south. and we have seen a few villages taken back, but so far, nothing that would kind of warrant kind of nearby, especially kind of direct to license from the west. but there is expectation that we are going to see more of that. and we've heard about you bringing attempts to take land on the other side of the report river from capstone. so the expectation is ukraine's going to try and come from the other side and reflects that corresponded me commonly that reporting from the chief. thank you very much. next is supposed to use the formula one racing max to stop and has one the austrian braun pre from pull position. it's the red bull teams, home royce, and the 9th. when in 9 races this season, it is for stopping fits. when in a row increasing the documents lead in the standings over his teammate sergio paras

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