this is a good, a good a israel palestinian violence us the late after television. hit god's that killing pan, including the leader of the islamic diaz, group, palestinian militant, reportedly launch more than a 100 rockets at all in response with the russian investigative committee accused of showing a hospital in the center of don. yes, leaving several people in europe, including a child, also the tower of russia and china call on the us to reduce its nuclear deployment and stop expanding its military infrastructure abroad, saying it poses a threat to international peace and security and addicted to global

interference. that's the verdict on jill bite and foreign policy as the u. s. president is criticized for not resolving domestic issues with good morning from the russian capital of moscow to wherever you're catching us from . glad to have you join us. i'm carol is about with our international top news stories that our is really armed forces in palestinian militants, have exchanged massive rocket and airstrikes tonight. that's as tensions in the region mounted after television struck the dies, a strip killing at least 10 people in response to the israeli strikes the palestinian islamic jihad claim to launch a 100 rockets from the gaza strip towards israel while tel aviv side, at least 50 rockets were fired, air raid sirens were heard in the south of the country, a defense correspondent for the israeli. i 24 news channel brought us up to speed

with the latest a very tense night to head for the residents or for the guys, the border communities here around us with a concern that there will be many, many more burges of our rockets making the way from the guys street and into israeli territory. the 1st barry drove all rockets following the beginning of these really operation in gaza. that 1st barrett came at around 9 p. m. local time included some 80 rockets or so the vast majority of them fired here to the gas border communities. but some even fired further north to the city over to building even to the city of the army, southern suburb of it, till aviv a. and of course, the big question which are will determine the fate or for this israeli operation. how strong and how big will these law me jihad responds to the killing of the leaders will be? and another interesting question, will hamas joint operation?

egypt is putting immense pressure on hamas to stay outside for now. this is israel has conveyed the message that for the moment it is only striking islamic jihad targets all of those killed in the initial operation, a come from the ranks of the slamming jihad. so hamas under immense pressure air from egypt, especially not to join of the operation. of course, if israel conducts an operation against design just as one story and operation against islamic jihad in hamas, that is a force another story. the answer to these questions will eventually determine the fate of this latest israeli up ration in the guy listed in this sort. as you can see, the moment a building and gaza was struck. israel said the leader of the militant wing of the islamic jihad movement was killed in what it described as a special operation against the group. the palestinian islamic jihad is banned in

russia and recognized as a terrorist group. a warning to viewers you may find the falling image is disturbing. this video shows the aftermath of the attack with people carrying the body of a 5 year old victim. the strike was a part of an anti terrorist israeli operation named breaking dawn, which saw 10 people killed in over 50 injured. at the same time, the israeli defense ministry announced a state of emergency in an 80 kilometer zone around garza extending into israel earlier. the country's military announced it was sending more troops to the area in case of possible reprisal attacks following its strike and the recent arrest of a senior militant in the west bank. yar ede, a board member at amnesty international, who's in gaza right now, has more on the latest. i'm sitting right now in my house and i can, there is the window, of course for me and i can hear the bombs every now. and then i just because it's getting a closer and closer,

i think kind of the situation is very intense. everyone is anxious. everyone is scared. for me, i've lived in the you get for the past 6 years. and the reason i left is because of my trauma because of what i've witnessed in gaza and now being back and goes after 6 years because my father passed away having to witness the same trauma that made me leave is really, really different than i can remember the 201420122008 wars. you know, the situation is very then there is bombing over the place. it's not an operation against on you that makes you had it's an operation against anyone who lives in gaza because the target everyone and they don't respect any person or anyone. there's no safe mason guys. i can't run away. we don't have basements to hide, and we don't have anything. we could win the bomb the bomb randomly. in the last word i was in the massacre or for the fall. i literally suffering from depression and anxiety since then. and because i am an ordinary citizen,

i work with international i that a good my whole life to raise the voice of my people. i was 14 and i literally witnessed people getting cut in huffs in front of my eyes. you know, i was separated from my father for 6 years and he died this year and i didn't see him for 6 years. this is not to equal sides. you know what? we have to go through and palestine, what you have to go through and got no human being in the hood. word goes through after the attack on the leader of islamic jihad, the israeli army continued to strike the gaza strip, attacking weapons production plants as well as warehouses and firing positions belonging to palestinian militants. meanwhile, near the israel gaza border arm palestinians took to the streets of the west bank to show their support of gaza in the escalating conflict. michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst, and alessandra bruno and independent political analyst offer their thoughts on how

this conflict could easily spiral out of control. the shelley is in a very confined area and the hot and the risk of getting civilians is streamline high. and so you're going to see many innocent people killed. and this is just going to form and even further violence and retaliation. this could, this could be the beginning of an almost very serious unraveling why it will happen . now. it's beyond me, given all the other tensions in the, in the area that, that are occurring. i just think that with this thing could very easily get out of control and it could bring in other groups. and this thing could expand very, very rapidly. the operation effectively started 2 days ago on august the 3rd, when they arrested the planning you had leader. also what is important is the

context here. israel is going to have it's, i believe this election in the span of 3 years. i call this operation at the beginning of the electra season, because benjamin netanyahu still in the background for the right is going to play this card. so forcing the central government of yard le pete to have to show his own credentials in this regard. this operation will not just last a few days and everything is in place for another invasion of gaza by the israelis ukrainian forces of target at a hospital in the center of don. yes, according to the russian investigative committee, ukrainian army shelling hit the maternity wing of the building. 10 people were reportedly wounded, including a child. he f has yet to comment on the incident. the latest attack comes as the shelling of don. yes, continues on a daily basis,

the city's mayor said ukrainian forces shall the city and destroyed a bus carrying civilians. 3 people were killed in the strike, leaving 5 more wounded. over the last few days, the ukrainian military has targeted several residential areas in its relentless shelling of don. yes, a warning again, you may find the falling image is disturbing. a video has appeared on social networks showing more victims of thursday shelling in dawn. yes, a grandmother and her granddaughter were found dead in a park. they were heading to the local theater when the attack happened. are tease roman closer. f has more on the innocent victims of the shelling done. bus altura is just one of many places that were struck by ukrainian artillery on thursday. according to the our director of don bus altera, the world of valet, had lost one of its most prominent dancers. galena was

a teacher too many stars of ballet around the world. along with her, there was another casualty, school of year old katya. she is right here. she was killed as well as galena was bringing her to this theatre. now katya was supposed to become the next ballet superstar, which it delicately with chilly. she was very talented. i always wanted to help her . she took all my lessons well and she was very smart with amazing talent. she was off stop. she was invited to the iconic, bygone nova academy of russian ballet. she had to go there soon and in order to be in shape, she called our best teacher for galena, vast hill, yet not to study with her. that day they went to meet each other. kathy was with her grandmother and galena, vasily aetna, and when they was struck by the ukrainian shell, it was a terrible death. every one was told to pieces so scary. at that time we was sitting in a bomb shelter and we had a terrible explosion. the theatre was shaking from

a toll. oh oh oh. busy it's lucille is still lena. this'll even, it is develop so many stones. and now they write to us from germany, italy, and america. she was the teacher for styles who later became leading masters of the stage of european faces and much jeremy. ah, ah, today that was a when we lose such people at the highest professionalism, it's incredibly difficult you can't. his grandfather is in shock. i feel so sorry for him. when people ask him for come in, he says, what am i going to tell you? here lies my wife here is my grand daughter without legs. it's scary and horrible.

it was the point of impact. her ukrainian artillery happened to be a right in this sense are offered done as con thursday. we are in a so called a theater district. there is a movie theater right there. don voss oprah house over there. there's another drama theatre about a couple 100 meters away from here. now. this particular place is always full of people. perhaps that's the reason for the deaths of at least 6 civilians who were killed by ukrainian artillery on thursday from one quarter of hearty dullness. people's republic. calves reacted with outrage to a new report by amnesty international into the conduct of ukrainian forces. high level politicians, including president lensky, say the accusations from one of the world's leading human rights organizations that ukrainian troops intentionally use civilians as human shields are false and amount to propaganda. amnesty international, amnesty international sham,

fortunately tries to amnesty the terrorist state and shift the responsibility from the aggressive to the victim. and if someone makes a report in which the victim and the aggressor are allegedly the same in something, if some data about the victim is analyzed and what the aggressive was during the same time is ignored, this cannot be tolerated a you pick up or would you go, mr. put on this behavior by amnesty international is not about finding and conveying the truth to the world. it is about creating a false balance between the criminal and the victim, mrs. luke. she said, please stop engaging in this creation of a false reality where every one is guilty of something beseech um, instead engage in reporting the systemic large scale truth about what today's rushes. how are things such a strong reaction for members of the ukrainian government? because this report from amnesty international, the civically accuses ukraine of violating international humanitarian law by using residential areas such as hospitals and schools as military bases. and it's important to note here that this report didn't just find one or 2 examples. it

notes an ongoing pattern in which these residential areas are used by ukraine's military. here's what the report said. we have documented to pattern of ukrainian forces put in civilians. a truce can violate the laws of war when they operate in populated areas. at $22.00, out of $29.00 schools wizard, amnesty researches either fallen soldiers using the premises or found evidence of currents or prior military activity, including the presence of military for teaks, discarded munitions, army ration packets and military vehicles now and it comes to the violations that are mentioned, these are ones that russia has been talking about for months, but it's also notable that there have been photos and videos posted on social media showing some of the things that are mentioned in this report. as you can see there on your screen, their images that show ukrainian troops in schools using those schools as some sort of military bases. and there have also been

a number of videos posted that showed ukrainian military tanks in residential areas driving down the streets. and so that's a lot of the reason why we're seeing so much frustration from the ukrainian government is because when it comes to those accusations, the russia is made time and time again, noting the ways in which civilians are being used by ukraine as human shields. well, now you have, and it's the international providing further evidence of those claims vote for age of anger from presidents zalinski. it's not just limited to amnesty, is it? in fact, when it comes to what we're seeing from zalinski, we have seen and increasingly aggressive rhetoric specifically towards the west, despite all of the money and all of the weapons that they have sent that has not stopped the ones he's criticism. in fact, when it comes to his latest tirade, it was believed to be aimed at a former german chancellor who recently traveled to moscow and met with russian president who and in that speech still as k, accused him of quote,

working for russia. it is simply disgusting. when former leaders of powerful states with european values work for russia, which is fighting against these values. so when it comes to all of the aid from though s owens is happy to take it. however, he's being increasingly critical of those countries that are helping him out. mister zalinski is not happy about the status of his funding. i believe from the the e u. we've seen that before, but what's the latest update here? yeah, that's arizona. he's also speaking out about that, and he is claiming that there's about 8000000000 euros and funding which are being held that by the you. now, notably in his statement on it, he refused to say which country was responsible. however, his office has spoken out and said that they believe that it is in germany. here's what zalinski had to say about that. the see me out of the light 1000000000 euros for ukraine, a currently suspended. and such an artificial delay of macro financial assistance source. it is either a crime or mistake,

and it's difficult to say which is worse in such conditions. the full scale war. i don't want to name the european country that slowing it down. now, let's believe that this is still a mistake and it will be corrected. now as also note about here, those lines, he has been exceptionally critical of any countries that suggest any sort of talks with russia. however, now he's probably speaking out and calling on china to have discussions with ukraine. so we'll see exactly where that request goes. art is union o'neill and rachel blevins. there we heard from former french service men, adrian bouquet, who personally witnessed stockpiles of ukrainian arms, the residential homes and shopping centers. he believed these locations were deliberately chosen by cab to accused moscow of attacking civilian areas. g t m. law in the city of love, i witnessed the ukrainian army storing european weapons in the civilian hanger located near the places are women and children live, as well as next to shops and retail outlets in the area,

which is even more frightening. this means that the stockpiles were located near the places where people come every day to go shopping. nevertheless, from the very beginning of the conflict, ukrainian army has kept weapons in the civilian zones. and this was done specifically the accused moscow of killing women and children. this is something that the where should be held accountable for one day. how can it justify the transfer of weapons to the army which holds these arms and civilian neighborhoods in schools? meanwhile, the attempts to hide information about the storage of weapons so close to civilians as simply manipulation, which is based on you directives to their media outlets. the latter has received instructions not to show any information that could prove ukraine was guilty in committing such crimes. the russian delegation to the u. n. has called on washington to return its nuclear weapons to us territory. se nato should stop developing its military infrastructure in europe. with the aim of preventing another pernicious nuclear arms race,

russia has unilaterally undertaken the commitment not to be the 1st to deploy systems covered by the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty in regions where such us my systems are not to coit. we call on the united states and its allies to undertake similar commitments. russia is not the only country concerned about us nuclear proliferation. beijing has also called on washington to reduce its deployment and return a dialogue on arms control issues. china accuses the u. s. of posing a threat to international peace and security with its diverse nuclear arsenal. beijing made the statements during the non proliferation of nuclear weapons review conference in new york. chinese representatives slammed the u. s. for investing trillions of dollars in the development of nuclear arms warning that this could lower the threshold for the use of such weapons. beijing also accused washington have undermining the regional and global strategic balance by developing advanced missile defenses in asia, in europe. as well as sharing nuclear weapons with non nuclear states,

calling on washington to stop this practice. the united states should withdraw all its nuclear weapons from europe and refrain from deploying nuclear weapons in any other region. any attempt to replicate nato's nucular sharing model in the asia pacific region high would undermine regional strategic balance and stability, and would be firmly opposed by the countries in the region. and when necessary, faced severe countermeasures. china's concerns are not without cause. the u. s. is the only state to have used nuclear weapons in combat against another country. in the final months of world war 2, the u. s. devastated the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki with atomic bombs. the bombings took place on the 6th and the 9th of august in 194577 years ago to the day me. oh i

oh, i civil rights attorney robert, but he says the leadership on the global nuclear curb has to come from washington. america really wants to leave the world into disarmament. if you were the one to show the set, the example for other countries, the nuclear weapons are all no longer needed. simply a relic of the past. i think we should disarm nuclear li new clearly down to only the most finite amount, if in existence at all, i think the major nuclear nation could finally see treaty some of the salt one and

2 that would limit the numbers of nuclear arms and bring that have been down to 0 by thing that leadership has to come from america until they do so. they cannot criticize the nation for that fall and believe that they are not setting for the interceding period of time. and we have to use our diplomatic efforts in order to prevent that from happening. going forward. i think we are disarmament. is the best course going forward? i think all industrialized nation should be working towards that goal. president, putin and president ergo, on have how talks in the russian blog, fevers were of so t where they're meeting stretched on for 4 hours. the 2 liter signed a number of treaties in economic, political and cultural spheres. they also agree to partially switch payments for russian gas supplies to turkey to roubles. but i'm, could you go over the distinguishing during the negotiations, very important decisions that take our relations to enroll them. we're really struggling pursuit. of course, the key area of our relations is energy, which was also discussed in the president's agree to the partial payment of gas in

rubles him. this is a new stage and new opportunities. turkeys president says he hopes as country will open a new page in bilateral relations with russia, while the russian president said, europe should be thanking turkey for an uninterrupted supply of russian gas to the continent. it is cheaper 3rd stream, in contrast to all other routes to europe, works well and without problems and delivers energy not only to turkish customers, but to you're also out of. so i suppose our european partners should thank turkey for providing continuous transit of our gas to urine latimer putin and wretched tie . brideau on are always in touch. they can always pick up the phone and make a phone call or meet face to face like they did in the rainy and capital to wrong 2 weeks ago. well now they are meeting in san she why that often? well, when western governments are putting maximum effort into isolating russia, moscow is expecting anchorage to become more than just

a partner. boosting trade is one full size want, including boosting trade in national currency. and mr. vladimir putin thanked, tie, bear to one for that. and also he thanked his counterpart of for mediating the so called ukrainian grain deal, which allowed the ships with the crating crops to leave the port city of odessa and also unblocked. some of the russian exports known to kear, hoosier. i do believe that we will turn a new page in our turkish russian relations. this also applies to energy. this is especially true with a grain corridor through the black sea, along which we have taken steph huston and told him the head of an election campaign in turkey. the turkish president is seeking to create a buffer zone in northern syria by carrying out some form of military operation against the kurdish militias. in that part of syria,

which turkey sees as terrorist out for that the turkish government will have to get some sort of green light or possibly a yellow light from russia. and the meeting in sashi is a perfect opportunity for that. now we do have to remember that turkey is a natal and that's why any close contacts between mr and wanted mr. poo will always be a carefully watched by major nato countries. and of course the summit and saw she is not an exception. beijing has severed communication and several key areas with washington in retaliation for nancy pelosi strip to taiwan. the ministry published a list of areas which we'll see a quarter nation cut between the 2 countries, and includes dialogue between defense departments, military maritime consultation and cooperation on illegal migration and climate change. a plan phone call between senior military commanders has also been cancelled earlier on friday,

the chinese foreign ministry announced personal sanctions on house speaker pelosi and her family members, while lashing out at washington's conduct. i don't, you don't move in every one knows that the current situation is entirely close by pelosi and american politicians. this kind of arrogance, selfishness and hypocrisy of the u. s. it should really be changed. the u. s. is an act of provocateur and crisis maker. the essence of the taiwan issue is not a democratic issue, but a major principle issue concerning china sovereignty and territorial integrity. meanwhile, the american conservative media outlet has slammed jo biden's foreign policies accusing him of having in addiction to interfering and conflicts around the world while facing unresolved major economic issues at home. president joe biden is the foreign policy equivalent of an alcoholic. he can't get enough of us meddling around the world, although he withdrew american forces from the endless afghan imbroglio. she has

taken the us into a dangerous proxy war against russia, announced that he is prepared to fight shine over taiwan and threatened to run with attack. where would he get the money necessary to fight so many conflicts? among recent foreign policy announcements is biden's claim. he is ready to fight china over taiwan and use military force against it on and of course, sending over $8000000000.00 of weapons and aid to ukraine since the conflict began . but according to the congressional budget office, c, u. s. publicly held debt is almost $24.00 trillion dollars, which is over a 100 percent of its g d p. and the annual inflation rate rose to more than 9 percent in june. investigative journalist edwards is all believed that biden's foreign policy is in crises and the world is hiring of u. s. involvement abroad. i think that when it comes to president biden more about the failure of his handlers at his administration, what we're getting is a continuation of this decline policy. and what i mean simply by this is that every

time we enter a negotiation, anytime we enter attempt situation, whether be this proxy war with russia, this, this attempt to enter a proxy war were shot over taiwan. or again, the situation in iran where it's always lose lose, and sometimes it's a lose for america when for the other side. and it's always from the direction of americans to act as a restore the period after world war 2. we're not, we're a different nation. and nation that has many things to figure out 1st, such as our next election cycle plan has been for at least 20 years to continue to use our military in a way of bullying. other countries into relinquishing resources, releasing power, bullying them with the threat of being disconnected. the national banking system, bullying them with a threat that their leaders and their families will be killed. they don't actually have to our foreign policy goals. united states can't afford even when

a war enough galveston. i think the world is exhausted. exhausted of reading the newspaper headlines about the latest us bomb used to murder family at a wedding. used to murder some alleged terrorists around the other side of the globe. and it had a place where most americans can even pinpoint on a map. we'd be known for excellence. now we're known for lasers, much more population i think was low by the steamy checks of the pan demik. they're definitely not ready to fight a war. any rossimer rwandan troops have attacked soldiers in the democratic republic of congo and aided the m $23.00 rebel group with weapons. that's according to a report from a group of experts to the un security council. on repeated occasions, aerial imagery showed large columns of up to 500 armed men in the vicinity of the d . r. c. rwandan in ugandan borders, moving in a very organized manner. according to the report, an estimated 1000 rwandan troops crossed the main highway leading to the provincial

capital of goma and important commercial hub on the rwandan border and attack congolese positions. the democratic republic of congo has repeatedly accused rwanda backing the militia whose roots lie in the 1994 rondon genocide, and which has capture swats of territory in recent months. kigali repeatedly denied supporting the m 23 rebel group and rejects the accusations from the united nations experts. the report is unpublished and i'm validated. it's a tactic to distract from real issues and contains false allegations which should be treated with a contempt deserve. the r c government spokesperson patrick lee. i welcome the work of the you and group and expressed hope that rewan does a legit interference. we'll stop. we heard from claud gay, the bookie, rwandan genocide, survivor who says a rebels must be caught and brought to justice to secure peace in the region. is one and troops that are fighting in the congo. mamie one.