armenia and azerbaijan edged closer to all out war conflict over nagorno-karabakh and as a 2nd week we report from inside the disputed caucuses territory scenes like this one. i care about this tiny village alone was battered by 6 massive is one of them landed and this is all the devastation that it has left. tensions boil over in israel as anti-government demonstrators defied new coronavirus restrictions banning mass gatherings. and in paris a major spike in daily code infections there sees the french capital return to

tough lockdown measures. international in moscow has just turned 1 in the morning on tuesday here just 14 am in the capital that's where we're starting this hour breaking news there we've been tracking the post-election unrest in for the past few hours now we can tell you that rioters have broken into costanza parliament in protest at disputed elections recently protesters in the central asian states armed with petrol bombs and stones occupied the central square in the capital bishkek earlier on they clashed with police who responded by firing tear gas and stun grenades. the country's health ministry earlier reported that more than 120 people have been

injured in the unrest so far about half of them police officers the opposition is demanding a new election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties both taking $107.00 out of the $120.00 contested seats many claim that that vote was rigged after opposition parties were said to have failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seat bishkek central square has previously been a flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 252010 however for the last decade the former soviet republic has enjoyed relative stability we'll keep you posted on what's happening in the developing story in bishkek tonight. made headline news this hour more than a week since a decade's old conflict between armenia and azerbaijan burst back to life there's little sign of peace on the horizon fighting is still raging over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh the conflict has roots stretching back more than 3 decades the region is controlled by ethnic armenians but is internationally

recognized as part of azerbaijan there's been almost continuous shelling in karabakh capital over the past week here's some video filmed by the armenian defense ministry. hostilities are now spreading beyond the disputed territory with several towns in azerbaijan being hit according to the as every government it claims the sum was struck by missiles although armenia disputes that he goes about of proportion next from the troubled region. things like this one common here in the go and i care about in fact this tiny village alone was battered by 6 massive missiles here is

where one of them landed and this is all the devastation that it has left but it is not where the azerbaijanis had hoped where it would land because we about we were just a few 100 meters away from the airport of step on a cart and here the airport it's much bigger than just taking people from point a to point b. it's political it's a symbol of independence and a symbol of allegiance of the local government to the authorities over menial and that is why i was there by john isn't happy at all that it's here in fact since since this airport was renovated and became operational again back in 2012 it became a regular target of attacks in fact it went as thereby john went as far as threatening to shoot down planes coming in and out of this airport but late say they backtracked saying that it would never target civilians but even if it doesn't even

as it doesn't target civilians specifically well they still get the short end of the stick as you can clearly see but i talked to them i talked to the owner of this house who still. and he's told me that he's not going anywhere bush. i've lived here for almost 20 years and i don't want to move away i will work your and stay until the end of my life and he's not the only one and that's the general mood here as people prefer to stay and live in their homes even of bombs fall on their heads and we get done of reporting from the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh. of the red cross says locals are found themselves in an impossible situation. having a terrible impact on civilians the humanitarian consequences are already apparent we're on the ground across the region and what we are seeing and hearing is that people are absolutely terrified being forced to make really impossible decisions on how to keep themselves and their families safe people are reportedly on the move

trying to find shelter on top of statistics is all happening in the context where winter is coming people have already been dealing with a global coated pandemic we have been helping hospitals in nagorno-karabakh on request we've helped with emergency medical supplies our teams in the field it's quite restricted in terms of what they can do because of the volatility of the situation because the fighting is intense in places so we haven't actually even been able to get out of those and do a full assessment as we as we would like to do but obviously people people do need support and people need help and where we can we've been stepping up and we obviously hope to do a lot more of one assessment from the u.n. says that more than 40 civilians have been killed in the disputed region since the fighting broke out just over a week ago a senior advisor to azerbaijan to president gave us his views on the escalating conflict. i'm going to. answer.

all this and i want to be the most going to be able. ready to. come. home to the church and. issues. concern. and show that which ensued. was i have received or it just was an hour or 2 so it wasn't. just school. me or so. this. also but you know i think there's no they didn't just. go with the story. in israel despite you coronavirus rules banning mass gatherings tens of thousands

rallied over the weekend demanding the prime minister's resignation they're angry at benjamin netanyahu is handling of the pandemic dozens were arrested reporting next from tel aviv his policy. was. was. was. well over the weekend we saw tens of thousands of protesters demonstrating throughout israel against the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now mass protests are currently forbidden in the country and people are only allowed to gather within one kilometer from their home so the result is that small we saw hundreds of small demonstrations taking place in tel aviv was one of the scenes where those demonstrations resulted in violence.

now the local police chief has complained of the criticized protesters for using violence against police officers for example throwing eggs we know that $38.00 protesters were arrested in tel aviv alone for the violation of public water and at the same time for attacking police officers many protesters disturbed order blocked roads to ignore destructions of officers resorted to physical and verbal violence a large majority of virtually broke the emergency regulations when they gathered with no distancing not wearing masks and danger in public health now one of the organizations that has organized the protests is known as the black flags movement and it is to make that the 100000 people out on the streets of the weekend that is

difficult to independently verify but what we are hearing from organizers is that this is an historic fateful moment they say that they will not be silenced other organizers threatening but the protests will not be stopped but will instead go until the prime minister netanyahu lose his post this comes as criticism against the police in the way that they have been handing hold protests also quote as we heard from the country's defense minister they need guns the attacks on protesters tonight and in recent days around thinkable demonstrations were held in accordance with the guidelines are religious and essential parts of a democracy i call in the police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate and particularly the way he's been handling the whole pandemic is experiencing its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the. my minister will continue in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling coverage 19 and also

they calling out against his corruption charges. tough new code restrictions are said to come into force in paris and its surrounding suburbs because of a big spike in cases there nationally on saturday from registered 17000 its highest number of daily infections since the pandemic began here's our correspondent in paris charlotte do bensky. well the announcements came thick and fast on monday with the 1st announcement the limit on the number of people who can gather together there is a ban or more than 10 people gathering together in public spaces and in places like stadiums there is a limit of a 1000 people that though doesn't apply to protests if they have got the ability to go ahead now you know that bars will shut down in paris and the in the suburbs from tuesday but restaurants will be able to remain open a restaurant will be defined as a place whose main activity of business is selling meals but the selling of alcohol

and the consumption of alcohol in public spaces will be banned after 10 pm in the evening now outlining these measures the paris police prefects said that this was because the epidemic was coming too hard too fast and something need to be done before it overwhelmed the health system. the measures will be taken for the next 15 days with a reassessment at the end of these 15 days to see whether or not we will renew a certain number of measures whether we will change them. other announcements are a band of festival student parties and we know that swimming pools games rooms and dance halls will all be closed as a result of the new measures outlined and universities will see a repeat deuced capacity of only 50 percent of the numbers that they can normally hold the mare of paris described the measures as being very hard. and we

know that the health crisis is have an extremely dramatic consequences for many families and dramatic consequences for the economic activity of our country and our capital there's also be concern from industry groups over the fact that those bars will close they say that that's going to force young people into drinking at home and that they won't be any health. protocols there were anybody watching them while they do that and the president of one bar cafe in braz. said the situation has been so tough on business owners that many of them now having to take antidepressants it is a great sadness it will be an economic disaster i'm afraid that economically and psychologically the damage will be much greater than the gruner virus there is also being and go down in france's 2nd city of mass say and that's because they are less than impressed by the fact that restaurants will be allowed to stay open in paris

if you just think back to a week ago when marsay was put in a maximum alert zone they were told all of the restaurants would have to close now there were protests and people going out to the streets who were unhappy with those restrictions but there is a question now as to where the paris by allowing restaurants to remain open is receiving some sort of preferential treatment so it seems that these covert restrictions are perhaps more controversial than many people would have thought. donald trump is expected to leave hospital in the next 15 minutes or so he's been receiving treatment for the corona virus for the past 4 days revealing that he was being discharged the president tweeted that he was feeling really good although his doctors wanted a briefing afterwards that he wasn't out of the woods yet in his tweets trump also told people not to be afraid of the virus despite the fact that more than 200000 americans have died the highest number of covert deaths in the world on sunday evening trump briefly left his ward to greet supporters outside the walter reed

hospital traveling in his motorcade the president waved to the crowd outside while wearing a mask however there's still much speculation about the exact circumstances of him falling ill in the 1st place. i want to experience the roller coaster of being an american in october 2020 so a bit of a stretch i know but imagine i mean media pundit in the us off to trump's covert announcement so my 1st question obviously when was he diagnosed just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week but 72 hours i mean he found out on wednesday not want us to as he said i must sniff out more inaccuracy as confusions and conflicting reports the time that is my 1st query of course but that has been cleared up in a memo not that convincing though the white house is clearly sketchy and involved in some kind of cover up also there was a misspelling in the memo i'm sure we can read something into that something terrible and sketching obviously then we come to symptoms of the bad are they very

very bad how fatal is oxygenation levels how bunning is his fever was he taken to hospital because he's literally at death's door as before it's clear the white house is covering it all up i must be aware and not just the doctors who say he's actually feeling fine his videos while probably a body double think oh no we were. going to make sure things were the 1st lady's doing very well visit fever while i but i in my funeral outfit he doesn't have one was the washington post said that's not particularly encouraging either way let's pass the wost case scenario and even back to the power not to my pants of course no no to not see polo see she's a good solid democrat then that's the question of intent some of my colleagues are suggesting that trump was in no way super spreta what should we do with such covert criminals look them up of course comes doing notifying people of his. constitutes

reckless endangerment in the 1st degree he presented a genuine risk of death to another person in a way demonstrating a deprived indifference to human life. knew he had coded 19 traveled in a plain spoken event went into people's faces traveled by never worry telling anyone that he was exposing everyone in his airspace to go. in peace in the hospital. if trump knew he had killed that 19 of the time who debate to do garden he should be charged with assault oh speaking of the debate even molony is not as innocent as she looks molony was the only trump family member who wore a mosque during the debate then she took it off when she went up on stage with the bidens were was she purposefully trying to infect joe biden don't put it past her she's evil just listen to the tapes on the topic of those tapes it's obvious from these leaked phone calls with her trusted formerly ate that she did really miss

being in the white house. working that. i knew. about. it so it's agreed she'll stop at nothing to stay for a few more festive seasons meanwhile as my colleagues predict trumps imminent death there are some out there who are sharing it on president trips in a hospital from colbert and i just was same our heart goes out to covert. social media platforms even have to step in and take down the thousands of posts wishing trump dead i mean if twittering coa delete and contest against donald trump we know it's descended into chaos either way all those people who already dancing on trucks killed grave need not worry because that chosen candidate might be the oldest democratic nominee ever but you know matata he's an a for the long run he's. for. thinkers.

because you know this is. me this is. just. some i can say is this is really building anticipation for the upcoming 3 peat debate which if you really think about it all things considered looks a lot like a presidential debate i cannot wait for november. without tea from moscow good to have you with us still ahead fears of an environmental catastrophe a raised in russia's far east as masses of marine life begins washing up dead along the shoals on that shortly. the old soviet phrase in conflict known is not going to local is now very hot you tell you what you need to know and it is america in 2020 similar events witnessed

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i get the global chemical weapons watchdog says it's ready to show russia the evidence it requested said to prove that nobody was used to poison kremlin critic alexina valmy the o.p.c. w. also says it's ready to send a team to russia to work with local experts on the ground meantime the russian foreign minister has had the position adopted by western countries over the case. is the words this is just a mockery of common sense in my opinion it is clear to everyone it is also clear to our western colleagues who are denying our request which is based on a binding international convention well here is mentioning a european convention which outlines the rules of international. legal assistance in this particular case moscow is outraged by the fact that berlin has already nord

3 requests from moscow for a joint investigation on what happened to the opposition activists like cena volley russia hasn't seen any evidence russian officials were trying to ask for some kind of probe test results they were trying to get access to alexina volley diplomats in particular but none of that how up and volley is now out of the hospital but the european officials from germany and france in the 1st place keep blaming russia and threatening moscow with sanctions if the. cricket a more there was very clearly insults and them assassination attempt was made on russian soil against a russian opponent with a chemical agent in the business in russia. and therefore it is on russia to give indispensable clarification that we will have to draw from the information that russia provides the consequences all its refusal to provide tariff occasion. short

of calling russia to do more to investigate this case the case such as this must have consequences the therefore reserves the right to impose sanctions on the head of the german government angola merkel has been more cautious in her statements she's calling on everyone to wait for the results of a report by the organization for the prevention of the use of chemical weapons the o. p c w we remember that germany passed all the information it allegedly has on. to that organization but russia maintains that the 2 countries could cooperate bilaterally on investigating this case i can also tell you that angela merkel has visited alexei vali and. while he was still there and now mr. and his part continues to maintain that moscow is looking forward and is

absolutely interested in a joint investigation of the alleged poisoning and this has been moscow's line from the very beginning here's what else the russian foreign minister said on your side and we said to do so in the form of course we are interested in establishing the truth about what happened with alexina as soon as possible but the situation is outrageous it's exactly the same scenario as in the so-called script case where the charges were announced but no facts were presented. thousands of dead sea creatures have washed ashore in russia's far east it sparked concerns of an ecological disaster off the coast of kamchatka an investigation is underway with samples of water sand and marine life sent to moscow for examination the government says that initial analyse showed no traces of oil here's how the threat was discovered.

630. in the pit just for the past few weeks all the surface at the beach who went into the water were experiencing night problems i face who didn't pay too much attention to their symptoms we nationally put it down to the bright sun and strong winds but when the problems persisted on cloudy days we became worried sick 1st started showing other symptoms nausea fatigue and fever so it seemed that quite dangerous to show us some of the 1st sign was some of the surface feeling sick we thought it was the root of our wrist something to do with the drinking and then people started complaining about i retain a small sore throats in general it would seem. the postage this sometimes happens off to storms sea urchins new sawfish often

washed up on the shore in large numbers but we haven't seen octopuses wash up before that strange. some of the google surface of the animals have been behaving strangely to me in particular the ring seals would swim with us they usually only come up spending most of the time on the way to those now when they break the surface they stop why do wild. swimming approach it is a dud to dust we receive test results from the water all 3 songs we took showed oil based products were 4 times over the limit and final was twice the number at. the my judgment was. still the possible causes for the disaster are all. local milk the reactions make it all for the present commercial tanker or some problems at the local chemicals girl which is what did it because the people got them all

far from here. and indigenous family in canada is quebec province have filed a lawsuit against a hospital after a woman died while medical stoffel caught on camera insulting her choice as shaquan passed away last monday at the age of 37 the mother of 7 had been admitted to hospital with severe stomach pains and had a history of heart problems and during her final hours joyce lifestream to treatment and all special just a warning that you might find the next video upsetting to watch. little. boys. fact that it was what it is what that video caused

a public outcry with several protest marches in quebec including outside the hospital where joyce died the canadian prime minister addressed the issue in parliament on wednesday the woman's husband claims her death was caused by negligence and racism. i'm here to ensure justice would do is justice when my children justice for my nation i am convinced that systemic racism contaminated jewett hospital and my partner. canadians was shocked to see this video of choice its occurrence final moments what happened was the worst form of racism when someone needed help the most this is an example of systemic racism that is simply unacceptable in canada a nurse another hospital worker who had insulting joyce in the video have since been sacked quebec authorities say had deaths being investigated by the local health agency and the coroner another of her relatives says racism is a daily fact of life for indigenous people in canada. but. i can say that joyce's

case is unfortunately not unique we're always treated differently and it doesn't depend on whether it's a public service or shop or anything else the problem is that we have systemic racism in all spheres we want justice we want to be treated differently nobody defends us and when we try to defend ourselves we often taken for terrorists or criminals when your community is so small it's very difficult to protest this sad event has given energy to the justice for joyce movement it's been much talked about rallies were organized across the whole country other ethnic groups supporters in the fight against systemic racism but not the cuban government the prime minister francois lego refuses to recognizes them a grace is saying that yes there is racism you back but it's not systemic there should be a political willingness to change the mentality of people who. just want to

remind you of our breaking news this hour from central asia the rioters have broken into coca stands parliament in protest at disputed elections earlier as we've been reporting on r.t. protesters armed with petrol bombs and stones occupy the central square for several hours in the capital bishkek they clashed with police who responded by firing tear gas and stun grenades. was. i'd have. the country's health ministry is reporting the more than 120 people have been injured about half of them are police officers the opposition is demanding a new election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties both taking $107.00 out of the $120.00 contested seats many claim the vote was rigged after opposition parties were said to have failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seats bishkek central square has previously been a flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 2005.