the, the, this is dw news from i, from bartlett and the us tonight, and says, plans to air drop emergency aid into casa us, president biden says, spending off the humanitarian crisis and gaza is the number one priority is, comes as the us as a quarter of thousands population is currently at risk of famine. also coming up to kremlin spear says the credit collection of all knee is laid to rest in moscow, the size is gather outside the church. in defiance of riot police. crowds bid farewell to the opposition leader who died in a remote arctic penal colony. on top talk from argentina's,

president javier and the late in his 1st policy address to congress. he warned argentine lawmakers he intends to push through reforms with or without their support. the him on the block into the program president joe biden says the us will begin air dropping supplies into gaza. the day after more than a 100 post indians were coach during an a delivery. the by the administration is also looking at other ways to bring in more assistance. john copy of the national security council says israel supports the us air drop initiative and gave more details to united states will carry out air drops of 8 into a gas in coordination with our international partners, particularly jordan. in the coming days. we're also going to redouble our efforts to open up

a humanitarian maritime cord or to over amounts of humanitarian assistance by c hopefully large amounts of i see. this is of course, in addition to expanding delivery by land, which we have been keenly focused on. now for, for many months we'll continue to push is read is real, to facilitate more trucks going in and more routes being open so that more aid can get to more people. yeah, despite the us and, and spent this situation for god's us population remains extremely dire, un is warning, simon and gaza is almost inevitable. it's 8 deliveries don't increase significantly . jordanian playing flies even olden gaza dropping packages of rice flour, baby, milk and other essential items. palestinians gather in the ruins, the streets below, trying to guess where the aid packages will land. as people struggled to feed their families and made israel spite to destroy the militant group by mouth. agencies

of cold and drops the measure of last results because many dropped started to reach those most in need yesterday and the day before they were at drops and the noise, but some of them the, the reach days were 80 communities because of the air. and the wind actually and so the, the distribution is, is not clear for the people. and plus, it doesn't reach all the, the categories or the people who are still in the north have got this trip to the united nations warning of widespread hunger and gauze is getting more urgent. if something doesn't change, a famine is almost inevitable. on the, on the car insurance, once a family needs declare, it is too late for too many people over a 100 palestinians were killed off the crowd surrounded in

a convoy uh the on thursday morning. this video from the guitar e channel. ouch is 0. shows people climbing on the trucks to get to the supplies. shots rang out the how much run health authorities and survive is accused these rainy army of shooting at the crowd. the doctors it goes is overwhelmed. hospital struggle to deal with the injured the when the heading, the selected was the that when the trucks and took out the tank and quote cups and began to fire the people who'd gavin to get food for themselves and the children that they started shooting at the vs riley, i'm you said limited shots were fired near the a convoy but insisted that most of the dead would from pull to run over by the a trucks from some germany, a cooling for an international inquiry into the depths well over to russian. i with

a position leader alexis divani, has been laid to rest in moscow. the fiercest critic of president vladimir putin died 2 weeks ago in a remote arctic penal colony. thousands gathered outside the church where his funeral was held in defiance of a heavy police presence. i'm warnings from the kremlin when human rights group says at least 67 people have been arrested at nationwide attributes. crowds of moon is shaunte. russia will be free as a q outside the church and must go with the funeral of the next scene of only withheld the anti corruption campaign. a few months galvanized huge protests against the russian government. also, bruce thousands to the streets of to his desk to bid him farewell to despite the police blockades and the risk of arrest the,

there's something like 10000 people here. no one is a freight. we came here because we want to honor the memory of the person who is not scared of anything else. and we also have many of those here. it's just important to see people who agree that what happens is terrible and that there are a lot of people who think this will start to find just traditional public burial and the criminal and against what they called protests taking place outside the church. inside the church, alexys family and friends pay. the final respects the the full of the coffin was transported to a cemetery near the banks of the most clouded river

where his parents said good bye to this on the nevada and these wife, julia novelle. naya was not present at the funeral, she is living outside of russia, saying she could be arrested if she returns the. she posted half a well to house bend on social media, funking him for 26 years of happiness. she has vowed to continue her husband's work well. thousands of people were allowed to bid farewell in moscow. in earlier i asked a claim from the atlantic council if you was surprised that the kremlin allowed that many people to attend the funeral. as i would say, i'm not surprised with how things went today. the kremlin wanted to avoid public shows of support for new volley,

putin's greatest challenger and in explicit defiance of the kremlin. if the kremlin tried to prevent a public gathering and of all nice funeral, they really would have had to bring out the riot police. they would have had to forcefully keep people from paying their tributes. and that really would have resulted in images of the police cramping down and beating people in the streets the kremlin, i think probably made the calculation that it was better to avoid those images which could further turn, move only into a martyr, as well as those who would have separate police brutality for it. so i think that this was the kremlin making a calculated choice that this was the best way to in a way allow the russian society to let out some steam. was the clayton from the atlantic cancel that argentine as president has given his 1st policy speech to congress, heavier mulay and as a range of reforms and said he would try to push through policies with or without

lawmakers to force the right way and populace to power last november, promising to shake up argentina's and baffled economy. but he's facing strong opposition in the parliament on, on the streets. unions cause the protests ahead of malays speech saying they fear his plans will leave the country worse off. or we're drawing nearby dw correspondent alejandro basil in buenos aires. what did malays speech reveal about his plans for origin, tina as well, and maybe somebody has said that he will in seized with his degree with his bill to liberalize economy, to reduce the argentine as states. and he says that he wants the congress to accept these reforms. and if, if the congress accepts is accepted and he would give a relief to the provinces. you know that to the,

the congress and the provinces of parts. and tina are dominated by the opposition. but a, if he can not get an agreement key he's keep from is complex and new tensions between keeps government on what he called de 40 because cost. he also, he has also proposed uh at 10 points reforms a to reduce to, to get fisco back. the reduced is a public expenses from 40 percent of g d, p to only 25 percent a. he wants to also special reforms, labor reforms, and to open the economy. okay, so there's a quite a lot in there. i mean, malays government has claimed that they've already improved economic conditions. alejandro, but what have their reforms actually done so far as well? his main goal, eh, and only 3 months is if police go go. and last year argentine now had

a priest getting balance of 5 percent of gdp in january and the day has reduced it to or a to 0 percent. but of course, these is only one month and that's a goal street, and you're not doing tina so many busters, and are excited because of these, if he's going to adjustments. and that's why it stops phones underpaid. so i has a rice and during these months, but at the same time this invest sort of a dobs about big economic bisco, a political and social. it's a thing to be 2 of these adjustments on how it can relate reviews in place. and that only done the rate, was it 20 percent. okay, and just briefly, we have seen regular protests against malay since he took power. is that public anger growing or reducing or staying the same?

well, it may has a want eh, eh, but attaching lots of member with the 56 percent of the boats. and the most of these people is to support a government above. they are suffering, he's adjustments, and on the other side, 40 percent of police in the house vote against a key. and these people are shouting more and more against gets government above a need, a has a regulated demonstrations, dw alexander, or both of you and one of ours. thank you so much. thank you. to night, the 1st election since the mass protests in 2022 are underway in iran. amid a heavy security presence, a total of $61000000.00 people are eligible to elect the new parliament as well as the so called new cancel of experts. but observers anticipates

a low voter turnout. many iranians are expected to boycott the elections because opposition candidates are not allowed to stop. today, this 10, most success is appalling station having the stomach for the public, that is no separation of states, religion. and most of those who are a voting will be conservative and religious. you must have been shot even when that it's both a religious international duty. it doesn't matter who we vote for one mission. i think the 2nd, how about the on the street to turn on many say is just to show, following the mass protests and or from 2020 to triggered by the death of june. a mazda meaning in police custody young people in particular, of taking a stand against the system. a mess they want to artificially create legitimacy for themselves by setting up a ballot. but none of these candidates represent me and they shouldn't be allowed to decide my future. let me call them teach code your old candidates are being

affected by the so called council of guardians, which consists of 12 clerics opposition. fig. as is a bod, from politics or imprison, observers say there's no competition. yeah, no no candidates who belong to the same team are apparently competing against each other. i still haven't heard a word from any of them about what they actually want to do if they get elected from them, but yeah, me yeah, joomla around see payment liter ali khamenei called on the whole population to vote . but human rights organizations claim that states employees such as teachers are being pressured to cost the votes in order to prevent a much fed low turn not. and here's a reminder of our top story. president joe biden says the us will help deliver more aid into gaza, said washington would work for jordan and others to find the humanitarian aid air. job officials decline to discuss the exact timing,

but said the drop could happen in the coming days. that self. and i was coming up next is d w as mobility show room. i'm kind of him out in berlin, thanks so much for watching dw, take care and stay to the ice cold. pasadena new. an expedition ventures on to places that no one has the climate research in the i see the task much touch on dw is this the end of the road for classic cars.