judge, oh my story did nothing about ah, i don't. yeah. the court has sentence 3 foreign mercenaries to death after they pleaded guilty to charges of preparing a 2 in dawn by foreigners had been glorified in the western media for fighting for ukraine. and the 13 people are killed in the latest ukrainian shelling of the guns for public hitting vice infrastructure and civilian and is western countries move to restrict the massive amounts of food being bins by retailers. officials that keep blaming russia or an international food price with a will welcome. this is on the international with the late is world news headlines

. it's good to have you with us. now some news just in lou ganske officials say the death toll from the latest ukrainian shelling of the republic has risen to 13 civilians. local stadium was engulfed in flames as a result of the attack. the shelling mostly hit residential areas on vital infrastructure including a gas pipeline. several times we're also heavily damaged or completely destroyed. at least 6 civilians have also been wounded. ah, 3 captured foreign mercenaries. 2 british antoine moroccan had been sentenced to death by a court in don. yes. and so after they pleaded guilty to charges of closing occurs there. according to local laws, such executions are carried out by firing squad, has not get the details from ortiz. ramon calls to have been don. ye ask ramon get to see you. i was the latest from the courthouse base. yes we are at the courthouse say here in donald scans, indeed the supreme court of the next people's republic sentence to free for

mercenaries that said to britons and one moroccan of fighter to death. and i took the judge at least 2 hours to read, divert or to read the verdict. and they were, they'll do a multiple charges in question including immersion arisen committing crimes aimed at seizing and holding power by a force as well as undergoing training aimed at carrying outside terrorist activities here in the territory of the don't ask how people's republic now li are on they have been convicted to death and according to a local laws, the execution will be carrying out by her shooting. now are according to the a lawyer that was defending the 3 her mercenaries, a question or they will appeal her the decision. now if the appeal goes through and

if the apartment by the head of the next people's republic, then their sentence will be commuted to 25 years to life and they have at least a month to carry out their appeal. i came on many thanks for the update, as ortiz from on kaiser f o l. e at the thema scenario with wps harris in the western media for fighting for you training the dumbass city of mariel, paul and the prisoners have had a change of heart since being taken into custody. as on his mind, garcia explains, no one knows for sure how many foreign mercenaries have been killed or captured the new cray care of keep started secret, probably to avoid scaring away war tourists or cannon fodder is totally different in a full scale war. and my experience is, this is a 1st time i've had artillery for some, i've had grad ads 1st often, and

a full scale war on is disorganized, it's unpleasant, it's grim turnkey therapy do tend to whoa, that's not by not of war that you should be fighting for like, for myself and look, look at myself, i can bring her to mom's. not one subsilencio mentioned, all talked about by case o tried to help my situation. they understand. i have a time limit on my case. and i feel abandoned by both the crane government and the british going was sad story of the lads army. that is what they call themselves lads. army. like it was all a joke. it's as if they had no idea what they were getting into. but they did, i feel a need to protect the ukrainian way of life, even though i'm not ukrainian. the u. k. support for ukraine has so far been really good compared to other countries. i hope our prime minister and other m. p. 's can

push harder to increase support and give more equipment. aiden ashlyn likes a good fight. he was in a rock fighting alongside the kurds. likely got a taste for violence because soon after he wanted more, this tom and ukraine. i didn't have a financial means to go and start a new life completely. i was my options, and i figured the best i could meter jersey, craig stokeland, the crating military since farmers showing pena lots of joined up raring for our flight. the spot warnings from the british government warnings, nor to go to ukraine, that they could be prosecuted for terrorism if they were ton, but missed the pin up was so full of spirit. i am here defending my family and adopted city brush has started this war. it's funded by russia and driven by russia, but we will fight them, make no mistake about that. this is my 9th war tour. death has been

a part of my life for so long. you can't go into each day thinking you will be killed or injured. if this is not your conflict, you have no business volunteering to be in it. you know, we had people here in the united states, or we brought them to the united states who were captured on the battlefield in afghanistan and pakistan. and whoa, we treated them as, as mercenaries, which is what they were. they were non state combatants hostile combatants and they faced the full power of the law. and so if, if you're an american or in the case that you cited a britisher or a moroccan and you volunteer to fight somebody else's war, then you're going to have to pay the price. when you're capture, it's going to be very clear to people who are entertaining the idea of going to praying that there's nothing in it for them there. they're not going to get rich doing this. they're not going to come back with glory from the battlefield.

this isn't no win situation. they should mind their own business and stay away in the united states, we call people like this glory hounds, people who, who feel like they've wasted their lives and want to be able to tell their children and grandchildren stories some day. it's almost always a bad idea, but apparently neither showed no aiden, nor others bothered to reckon with the consequences. mercenaries and not afford the protections of the geneva conventions. they are officially not prisoners of war. and the law of the de nets, people's republic allows for death sentences for murderers. for example, for mercenaries. oh, go there will so very sorry that it turned out this way. my probably would have tried to not join the military and trying to get in to like a civilian way. i'm hoping the people on the judges like can give my actions. i

hope i really her to receive the death penalty so that i can go on to maybe help rebuild because there's going to be a lot of like help needed. and so many more will be all done for you. and if we have a say in our 33 times in england, generates one or somebody, mary, article 2, if i get through this and i'm still alive, i'm going to chance it's on, you know, it's, it's for me, it's done the short and sad story of the lads army, a bunch of guys who wanted an excuse to, to go and shoot and kill without consequences, which they apparently did for years and then multiple was and suddenly faced with a death penalty. after all this cobb, they're sorry, and they should have known better me my moscow say 97 percent of their dance republics territory is around the control the russian lead forces. he cranes,

president says that the future of the boss of the dumbass has been decided in the city of severity on yeske i. some of the heaviest fighting is now ongoing. thousands of ukrainian troops are said to be at risk of being encircled barry's russian, lead forth his passion with their advance from the north and south parties. egleston of reports from the key town of pass, naya, which has been devastated by relentless battles. citizens of this little town and the la guns people's republic, they had to walk through hell fire. that town is no more. those piles of concrete burnt houses, burns apartment blocks all over the place. it won't be soon when the life will spring again. here this is murray, you bull in miniature, but unlike its big city brother, the town or personnel has had it worse. and this is what happens to city, his towns and villages that the ukrainian forces refused to leave. for example,

this little village of papa, now they've, as they fought for every apartment block for every building as they while set up their firing positions on top of well buildings like this. there was no other choice but to well raised the place to the ground. it's been a month since the ukrainians fled from this place, yet the scenary a trace of peace. here only desolation and endless columns of tanks, artillery and other military vehicles of all sorts. key if through all it had to defend the strategically crucial town. every house was a fortress, every street a front line. now it's a key launchpad for the russians, and the la ganske people's republics militia who are trying to push the battles away from this impaired place. even in the city of marie opa, which is battered by the war, we did see some signs of civilian life. i 1st saw people very cautiously, cruel out of the basement. then we saw the public transport. nothing like that here

in the little village of papa. now not a single civilians all in the street. just bangs of artillery fire and a heavy smell of gunpowder in the air. i'm english done a reporting from the la guns people's republic r t. e cranes, former human rights commission. i knew camilla denisa has admitted she over did it in her claims of sexual abuse of ukrainians by russian trips which even the ukrainian public fans lacked sufficient evidence may be, i offer, did it. but i was trying to achieve the goal of convincing the world to provide weapons and put pressure on russia. last week, denisa was fired from her post for spreading unverified information with ukrainian law makers saying that her actions are nice to tarnish the country's image. however, she was sacked off to her statements had already made headlines that went viral and mainstream western media. russia has repeatedly denied allegations of sexual abuse

by its soldiers. nevertheless, a recent un security council discussion once again, saw a flow of accusations against russia, even though the un special representative on sexual violence in conflict had admitted that such claims almost impossible to verify. many allegations of conflict, religion, sexual violence or difficult if not impossible to verify, making it challenging to assess violence. as a 3rd of june, the human rights monitoring to you about the united nations high commissioner for human rights has received reports of 100. 24 acts of conflict related sexual violence. very few of cases is few ongoing. among the ukrainian territories west tower conflicts related sexual abuse was reported. were regions hundreds of kilometers from the front lines far away from any of the russian troops engaged in combat in east, in ukraine and don't bass. let's discuss this scandal with tara. read all the and

for me, us in it's 8. now thanks for joining us on the program, tara, what do you make of the latest accusations at the un which come, despite the fact that an official letter has said such claims are impossible to verify? well, it's absolutely ridiculous to hear her say she over. did it over, did it? she lied about monstrous atrocities. alleged that the russian soldiers committed the weren't true and had no evidence. but what's more clear about this is the complicity of the western media journalist like and i think it was news week and some of the other daily beast and some other outlets that raised up these fictional stories without any verification or cooperation. i mean, those aren't journalists, those are some of the 1st for the western empire. at that point. are you in representative from in the past and mentioned the reports of alleged sex crimes by russian traipsing central and western parts of ukraine. how critical all such claims considering the wrong to efficiently any russian troops in those parts of

the ambassador country? well, exactly, i mean, how could they have committed crimes if they're not physically there? and again, it kind of goes to the fact that there is a little bit of confusion with some of the western officials of the map of ukraine and where locations are actually. but again, this is going back to pushing. if you listen to her statement, she had said she was trying to get more weapons, a more help for ukraine. so what they would call this is atrocity propaganda when you try to create this enemy by making really vile and absurd accusations to try to touch it. the emotions of people you know, and as it stands, the western media unfortunately has just been pushing the hysteria and reach the phobia and latched on to those stories without any evidence. and you know propagated this fictional events that happened. and it also really harms sexual assault. legitimate sexual assault survivors because it's difficult for them

to be heard or to come forward. and when you hear about like false stories like this, being propagated by media and official in a permit that, that just makes things much worse. so in general, how do you think as such allegations are impacting the reputation of the united nations as an impartial organization? well, they're definitely not impartial. i think the only vocal, you know, person that's been really pushing back on a lot of this in europe. i would be an example, be clear daily, the irish i'm q, who's been very vocal about the rooster phobia. and the ridiculousness of some of the, you know, propaganda, this being pushed by the west and by nato. and it's, and it's leaked into, you know, that you and it's, it's, it's horrible how this bias right is being weaponized. and so their

weapon ising, the sexual assault allegations that aren't true to try to drama, more billions, to go to ukraine. i mean, as it is, the u. s. is set to send another 40000000000 worth of weapons. and you know, interpose already put out a warning that these weapons are going to end up in the wrong hands. and many of them, as you know, we have discussed, it have ended up in the hands of neo nazis and ukraine, which is actually happening and true. when we say this a power and makes up of ukraine's regions when it comes to the allegations against russia. do you think it calls into question the credibility of some of the other western accusation surrounding the conflict? yes, i mean there's been a story after story, like even legacy newspapers like the new york times raised up the story about snake island where they were talking about, you know, soldiers that were killed, that weren't killed. and several other stories that ended up being not verified, not true. their justification, rather than retracting stories was to say it was to raise morale. well,

it doesn't raise morale to spread lies and things that are not true. but what it does do is it feeds the need to put money towards weapons. and that's what the wes objective was to do. and they were doing it without, with manufactured consent because us citizens. and you can see by the poles of jo biden's poles are not behind this. i'm not wanting, you know, this amount of money to go to craig for weapons tolerate author and form a u. s. senate a 20, thanks for your time. thank you for having me. a new you, when we're poor, to has accused the israel of human rights violations and intending to fully occupied palestine. israel has no intention of ending the occupation, has clear policies for ensuring complete control over the occupied palestinian territory and is acting to alter the demography through the maintenance of a repressive environment for palestinians and a favorable environment for israeli settlers was small. the un commission has

stated that an end of the israeli occupation was not to be enough to solve the crisis in the region. the reports also on the lines that is radio authorities are responsible for numerous infringements of rights at the palestinian population. earlier groups like honestly, international equated israel's policy towards the palestinians to apartheid. activists mentioned violations like seizures of prophecy, force displacement movement restrictions, citizenship denials, and even killings, however, is rounding life allegations on boy cost at the un inquire recording, get a waste of time. the report published by the human rights council's commission of inquiry is nothing more than a waste of money and effort of the united nation systems, part and parcel of the witch hunt being carried out by the human rights counsel against israel, or despite the downing hue and report on israel, ukraine is not shying away from trying to secure a key deal with television as keith wants to acquire is rounds famous. i and don't

add defense system. i want the government of his room to go out from the coffers. one said that everything was for him. so be sure the look of the nice words from the politicians, which is great, but is not good enough. we are not begun you for help. but we do believe that on the moral side these rule have to think be part of the rest of the western world. and help you, craig, was all possible me. think ross life to the author and that it's of the non profit organization? palestine chronicle. ramsey buried many thanks for joining us on the program of the ukrainian representative as openly declared the will of his country to purchase is ready weapons. does it cause any reputational damage to the states given that israeli israel is an internationally acknowledged occupier? well, you would think it would, but sadly, it won't. because western media has made it very clear that ukraine and

israel are both, somehow on the right side of history. in the case of israel, this is a country that stands to be, you know, carrying out this extremely long, military occupation of nearly 55 years. a state of apartheid, it's becoming more and more rooted by the day. and of course, the colonization of palestinian lead for 75 years. yet somehow there hasn't been a single sanctions that is, has been imposed in israel for throughout all these years. yet in the case of russia, we are looking at nearly $8000.00 sanctions imposed on that country within the matters of 2 months. so you can get an idea here of how willing the so called international community, or rather the u. s. dominated side of the international community,

how willing they are to give it all the margins and all the spaces to continue with their oppression of the palestinian people. course ukraine, kind of understand how israel has always been treated with the special status. the field that we can operate within that political domain, unhindered and thinking that nobody has given me any sort of connection that ukraine is becoming closer, getting closer and closer to the that we should be a state according to international law. it is interesting that when you consider that the accusations against israel and russia almost the same type of gravity, but then we say russia being punished by the state sanctions and total isolation, while israel is only mobily condemned. that's right. i barely verbally condemn. they're very condemned when it comes to the security, the, the, the general assembly. so all of these largely symbolic gestures of sort of that

with the palestinian people. but there's never really been any actual and meaningful steps taken to read in israel, or to hold it legally, politically or morally accountable to the horrific crimes committed in palestine. even the mere attempt by the united nation of human rights council and other un institutions. the mere act of investigating israel is being blocked by the u. s. by the other western israel, although western many factors enforced by a tel aviv itself. so we haven't even reached the point of feeling that it will eventually be held accountable. we can't even get them to investigate what is will, is actually doing to the palestinians. so do you expect the, any ramifications of the publication of the un report would be any sanctions imposed on israel, for instance? well, yes and no, you know, in terms of actual political steps taken by,

by your western government, which kind of really more, less control. most of the keys regarding the situation and palestine. but on the other hand, is, is being increasingly recognized as a state that stands violating human wides, carrying out war crimes against the palestinians, even israel's own human life groups like be sailing, for example. needless to say, amnesty international human rights watch. and of course the, you and human rights commission and many other international bodies are increasingly coding is your l, what it should have always been called apartheid the dream. as a result, israel is losing what form are you and human rights in what you're insured for? cause the legitimacy war and palestinians are winning that war. so israel is still losing, even though we shouldn't be expecting at least any time soon. actual meaningful

steps taken by the international community to rein in tel aviv and it's government . so do you expect as route to provide ukraine with the requested i'm time defense system? well, i mean, this is kind of quite ironic because according to i t experts for years that have been saying this iron dome is actually not even interested in more than 5 percent of palestinian resistance rockets to begin with. but even if it is provided to the ukraine, you know, we have to keep in mind that we have been seeing video after video showing is what is operating in the ukraine. we've heard that from russia. officials themselves, especially in areas in the southern part of the country. so i think later on we are going to start understanding with greater depth. the degree of is really involved in the ukraine. whether that is going to translate to

a i really don't. technology handed over to or not, i think there are many moving pieces to quote unpredictable pass on clinical author and that is a round separate many thanks for your time. thank you. ah, it is there say severe drought and a lack of international funding, not just a shortage of russian and ukrainian grain. i'm to blame for african children suffering in countries such as somalia. the you and international children's emergency fund is urging the well to re direct attention from ukraine to the crisis . if the world does not widen its gays from the war in ukraine, an act immediately, an explosion of child death is about to happen in the horn of africa, across ethiopia, kenya, and somalia. more than 17000000 children are in urgent need of treatment for severe acute malnutrition. according to unicef, almost $400000.00 children in somalia and now in desperate need of treatment for a deadly form of malnutrition, a 15 percent increase in recent months since last year. some african countries have

recorded a vast rising severely malnourished children needing help. in particular, kenya, when numbers have gone up by 71 percent, the situation has been aggravated by the continents was johnson 50 years, leaving more and more people. and now i just need a food medicine and clean water. we discussed the issue. a with several experts, she, 7 nations have never shown themselves to, to, to be pro africa, you know, never shown themselves to our history. so protect valuable children. if you look at, if you look at history, you've got to have been in libya, you would have been in the out what's happening in palestine on a daily basis. avoid leaders, especially those of the width and especially don't live to g 7 if they really have about the people on the god they really kid about people want ride, you know, that wouldn't push the own agendas. another focus on humanitarian issues or focus on church issues. that focus on the,

on the main issues that speak to the men on the ground, you know, so i think the situation now is bad about pushing their own agenda to build on tape testing in africa. you know, for a very long time f guys has been seen as a place where you just comment to whatever you want and leave terry about what happens. you know, i mean if you go cause that's going constant, that's why we need mining companies just come, especially mining companies on the with the just come take, we saw the need, you know, and leave those communities. but any roads without any, without any infrastructure, never seen us as being german literacy. never being people did a equivalent demo equal to the i think given that situation that at this could be the effects of climate change. and now we know that it will rain will not come and the cropping system will not be there. this going to be very serious because without the crops growing the crops in the,

on the ground in somalia and other regions in east africa. this situation will be what? because that will call for intervention from outside. if a country cannot be able to grow crops because of the effects of climate change, drought, or no rain, then the situation is fair for seem to be very serious. ah, well, the west tries to pin the blame for looming lawsuit crisis on russia. the u. s. has been revealed as the country that discounts more food than any other nation, not according to environmental protection agency. while in western europe, spain, following the examples of italy and france, is planning to decrease the amount of wasted food by introducing new requirements for restaurants on supermarket. according to when you study 931000000 tons of food are throwing away worldwide every year. that amount could fill enough. 40 ton could fill 40 ton trucks to stretch around the globe 7 times over. but it's now close to

dr. poly la hola. a full mist dr. titian general of the of south african. many, thanks for joining us on the program. as it was your reaction to the start growing numbers and that the western attempts to blame russia for the 3rd crisis. i k. we seem to be having some difficulties with no, no, i know there's a, i suppose the as the might be some big rush crisis. if we bought or tweet and poor to africa to both are for the rest of your current unit. yes, it did. the war by cost a program, but essentially we have projects to pose a bit extra fees or food that is produced across the world and consumes particularly been all there been waste that comes with i suppose watch to be russian. you korean war use revealing some of the things that we have

never actually discuss a part of the agenda. i just how bad is the global food shortage right now and, and do you think that the wealthiest countries are doing enough to help others? no, no, it's a i think they, they, they, they, the poorest countries also are not helping themselves themselves by using the land that they have. it's also important a bad batch happens, for instance, if you look at it, but it didn't cook. i me of that. i wonder when he had that that there might be sure to use of which he said, well, i put you $1000000000.00 to get the improvements and grow heat. so some of the decisions or some of the crisis is that we see equity of move people into action. what is important is the kind of leadership that can take action to produce more food. i think that's very important in the wake up call for africa. air to.