oh yeah, with, with with, with a, with them all the latest victims of ukraine's devastating shelling of doe nic city are being treated to get some of that tongue. we heard an explosion, i grabbed the child and said done. and then came a 2nd glass. i had charbonneau, and me and the child also had 3 fragments, a big one and 2 smaller ones with the military problems with bomb pull i 2nd day in television say for the for pads

week are fighting against what it called, a local terrorist group. plus the global humanitarian aid is redirected to ukraine . almost 1000000 africans are reportedly under threat of salvation. we get some insight from the local red cross unit with a very warm welcome to you. this is dorothy international coming to your line from moscow with the latest world news update is good to have you with us. i was thought with dumbass. why don't? yes officials, at least one civilian has been killed and 7 others wounded. the latest shelling of the city by ukrainian forces and verify that much of footage appears to show the aftermath of the attacks. saturday shelling allegedly talk, it's a puss hall getting apartment blocks in the center of dawn. yes. a local school was also hit with no casualties reported that over the building was heavily damaged.

this comes off the a previous round of shelling on friday, killed 5 civilians and wounded 31 others according to don't yet school. 40 or 40 that ramon cars are visited. some of the victims in hospital ah, ambulances continued delivering civilians to the hospitals. ha, all around the nets. on friday alone, at least 5 people had been killed and or more than 30, were a wounded as a result of ukrainian shilling. ah, 3 of the 5 people that were killed on friday lost their lives when they were travelling on a bus rotate, landed right into the vehicle, and 3 people were killed instantly and 5 were wounded. i'm going to speak to an

examiner right now who was badly injured and his wife was killed. cruise to cook orchestra, there was a whistle and an explosion, and then everything was on fire. i turned my head and i saw that my wife was thrown into the passenger compartment. i want to find her myself, but i had no strength left. my wife died. i have shopped on my leg, broken foot, my 2nd bike, and swollen, and also i have burns civilians in done net, corey killed and wounded in various districts of the city. now a hospital was also bombed by ukrainian military on a friday. as the result, several people were injured including josefina, who i'm going to speak with right now. apparently her 3 year old daughter was also wounded minute, my daughter and i arrived at the hospital at 1st it was quiet, then there was an impact. we heard an explosion, i grabbed the child and sat down and then came 2nd blast. then we went to the

trauma department and the nurse there said you're bleeding. the doctors examined me and the child i had shrapnel in me and the child also had 3 fragments. a big one and 2 smaller once. well, we're, we're filming the report about the wounded here at the jeanette sca trauma center. the shelling of the city her had resumed. so right now we're will try and find out what else sir happened in the city today. however, we are already getting reports that at least one civilian was killed in the nets, and there were several people wounded. the shutting is not sir, stopping here in the city, so the number of casualties might still increase as the day progresses. room on costs for of r t, the less people's republic may want. anya security forces on diffusing scores of prohibited anti personnel mines scattered across the city by ukrainian shelling

some of the mines, which are small in size and could be mistaken. the toys by children have been found at a local school. ah, the school's officials, they several children have already been wounded by such explosives. local authorities have warned of rising civilian casualties in the area. the so called butterfly minds are designed to detonate on contract and will usually make a person leaving them without an arm or leg. your crane keep using these minds despite earlier claiming to have destroyed them under international agreements. every 5th, african is now suffering from chronic famine. according to the latest data that's on the continent, face is food and fertilizer shortages due to supply disruptions as a result of western sanctions. on russia, the latest figures from the alliance for international medical action and gio point

to a drastic threat for people in africa's sahu region. according to the data, almost 1000000 africans could die due to a lack of funding. as international aid is now mainly being delivered to ukraine, the angio also says that the african region is facing the worst food security crisis in a decade with more than 38000000 people in danger. as a 40 percent increase compared to last year. however, some us officials are trying to pin the blame for the situation on russia over a cwc9xw people with insecure after a while since rushes unprovoked war, full scale invasion and ukraine, we estimate number hood rise 230000000. that would mean that more than 40000000 people will have become insecure since president chose to invade his

neighbor and the other layer. however, the problem is a cause farming on not new, including droughts, now also the worst in decades, as well as military conflicts with extreme mr. movement, still ravaging some areas. in addition, western sanctions have complicates the shipments of wheat and other food supplies from russia and ukraine. while local stock pals of grain are coming to an end, long before the new harvest season, the spokes person of the red cross saw how unit told us that the international community is not doing enough to help africans. of course, with the crisis and ukraine, we know that ukraine and russia are some of the biggest exports there is in the world of serials of grains of fertilizers. and this has had a ripple effect throughout the globe. and prices rose sharply in africa at a time where it was already facing it with crisis. there was of course, a major disruption to global global supply. so this has also caused humanitarian organizations and 8 organizations to change the way they are receiving

their aid or shipping their aid. so it caused a lot of disruptions that also had a ripple effect on the ground. unfortunately, what we see around the world, whenever there are conflict happening whenever there are crises happening after some time, there is don't or fatigue. this is situation that we face, unfortunately regularly. so the international committee of cross has scaled up the corporations in africa following this crisis. we are responding situation in places where we are needed. at the same time, of course, we are calling on the international community to ensure that they pay attention on the crisis that is happening and an africa regarding this. well, it's happening all over the world because there is additional funding that is needed. there is more attention that needs to be there in order to avert a bigger crisis. is where any armed forces and militants from the garza based islamic jihad group are exchanging rocket fire for

a 2nd day. and ah, ah, ah, the idea of these, it's ready for a week of fighting in garza after more than a 160 rockets were reportedly launched by militants into israel. for its part, the islamic to hard movement says its launch 60 rockets, it is well and is not prepared to negotiate a ceasefire. the palestinian health and ministry says at least 15 people have been killed and more than a 125 wounded in garza. in the past 2 days, one of the ra kids reportedly hit a residential building in the israeli city of ash calon. the lot the most of the kids find it is relevant affected

by the ion don't the system although some have to manage to break through the country has mobilized 25000 troops and deploy, move for his to the border with guns away clashes ongoing as well. there's not yet reported any casualties on its side. i local journalists told us there's not much hope for a de escalation in the coming day. tension is still taking place in the gaza strip . as you see, we're in the middle of the gaza strip 100 meters away from the palestine tower that has been targeted yesterday or near today be visited the house of the clive year old palestinian girl that has been also killed by a target. and this is the goggles trip. and we also visited those deeper hospital that had been treating at least 100 palestinians that have been injured by the israeli air strikes. so far. the last update from the policy ministry of health,

at least 15 palestinians have been killed and more than 100. 20 palestinians have been injured from this ready start strike since yesterday. and the palestinian authorities in gaz also announced that $650.00 palestinian residential houses have been either partially damaged or damage to the beginning of the escalation. also at least 3 houses have been targeted since the morning. things are, i believe, are going to an increased tension and nothing is indicating that this is going to stop like today or tomorrow. the conflict with ignited when idea 4th is killed. a commander of the islamic jihad amazement hitting a residential building. 10 people died as it was on thought that strike, including a 5 year old girl, which sparked protests and an armed response from the militants. my uncle maloof, a former senior security policy analyst, and alessandra bruno an independent political analyst showed that take on how this

conflict could spiral out of control. the shelling is in a very confined area and the hut and the risk of getting civilians is streaming high. and so you're going to see many innocent people killed and this is just on a foam and even further violence and retaliation. this could, this could be the beginning of an i was very serious, unraveling. why, what happened 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 the 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 over 300 demonstrators. on 65 m, p. 's have been detained at anti government rallies in new delhi, and protests were reported a positive campaign by india as main opposition policy against issues like inflation, unemployment, and rising prices. lawmakers were detained as they tried to march to the presidential palace for some target. also taken away people with the being pushed

to the ground and see if on police most who were really after 6 hours a, a brief detention is a common practice in the country. and he is fine. i'm going to defend the government's handling of the economy in parliament early this week. highlighted the fact that while major economies on falling into recession, india is under no such threats. while inflation is kinda has announced a new full month training call with full ukrainian troops in the u. k. as part of a british lead military program. however, previous canadian drills came in for criticism because of accusations of all to a training neo nazis and war criminals. candidates department of defense promised to look into the matter, but has not revealed any results or to contribute to rachel. marston has no canada is back out as again, training ukrainian fighters last time this didn't go to well last fall,

the mainstream canadian press accused the canadian military of training neo nazis. the department of defense vowed to get to the bottom of it, but there has been no public accountability. and now the defense minister has announced that there forging ahead in training, tens of thousands more ukrainian troops in the u. k. this time in advance combat over several months, i have authorized the deployment of up to 225 canadian armed forces personnel to the united kingdom, where they will train new ukrainian military recruits. it's all a continuation of canada's training mission inside ukraine operation uniform, which kicked off in 2015 to prep ukrainian fighters for dispatched to done yet. and once that operation was suspended in february, the u. k has nothing but glowing praise for canada's role. canada's expertise will provide a further boost asterisk to the program and ensure that the ukranian men and women

coming to the u. k. to train to defend their country will get a wide pool of experience and skills from both the u. k. forces and our international partners, but the canadian press has a much different view of canada's activities and ukraine. canada stay broadcast, or the cdc reported that soldiers from the amazon regiment participated in the canadian training in ukraine as recently as 2020 and even war identifying patches and insignia has the ottawa citizen found that canadian officials met with as of leaders failed to denounce their neo nazi beliefs and had photos taken alongside them that were subsequently used in as our propaganda. now, ottawa denies that spent part of its $890000000.00 ukrainian training budget on neo nazis. a famous not i want to spread millions of dollars on, on a sunday as nebulous as, as, as trade. but you guys have no idea. okay. yeah, i mean, this negligent this only people, joe, who don't want their money,

spent the taxpayer money, spent her training training, neo nazis. but canada is forging ahead as it perhaps more ukrainian fighters alongside britain. but with, as all fighters now full, the, the, into the ukrainian military and a persisting lack of accountability for kansas past mistakes. how can i really be so sure their history won't simply repeat itself. ah, i, russian envoy to the un has slammed the u. s. practice of deploying its nuclear weapons in other countries. moscow has repeatedly called on washington to withdraw its nukes, back to the states. national political will mall polish on nuclear deterrence is purely defensive in nature. we have repeatedly called for the withdrawal of us nuclear weapons to american territory, the elimination of the infrastructure for their deployment in europe and announced to nature's practice of joint nuclear missions. in order to prevent a new disastrous nuclear arms race. russia hersey unilaterally committed itself to

avoid being the 1st to deploy systems that fall under the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty in those regions were such american made weapons will not be deployed. we're calling the united states and its allies to make similar commitments. russia is not the only country concerned about us. nuclear proliferation china has also called on washington to reduce its deployments on return to dialogue on arms control. aging has criticize the u. s. for investing trillions of dollars in new types of nukes, warning that this could lower the threshold for the use of such weapons. china has also the case washington of undermining the regional and the global strategic balance by developing advanced missile defense is in asia and europe as well as sharing nuclear weapons with non nuclear states. may the united states should withdraw all its nuclear weapons from europe and refrain from deploy

nuclear weapons in any other region. any attempt to replicate nato's new killer sharing model in the asia pacific region would undermine regional strategic balance and stability, and would be firmly opposed by the countries in the region and when necessary face severe countermeasures. chinese concerns are not without cause as the us is the only state that have use nuclear weapons in combat against another country. and the americans even did it twice. 77 years ago in the final weeks of won't the u. s. devastated the japanese cities of hiroshi not on snag a fact with atomic bombs killing hundreds of thousands of civilians. the

civil rights attorney, robert patello said that despite the lessons of history, the world still underestimates the nuclear threat. today, we have enough nuclear weapons in the articles, this still 3 countries to affectively live in life on the planet. and i think that to this quite in person, going to sleep at night. and people understood the true threat of that. they will be across the board a worldwide called in nuclear weapons use. so no, i don't think the american people or people of the world in general understand the danger that we all sit under, that one rogue madman and offered channel events. they could effect in civilization as we know it. the nuclear weapons are all no longer needed. simply a relic of the past. i think we should disarm new, clearly new,

clearly down to only the most finite amount, if in existence at all, i think the major nuclear nations could finally see treaty some of the salt one and 2 that would limit the numbers of nuclear arm to bring that eventually down to 0, like a sounds election commission, household it at that time is run. cons who appear as a hearing on allegations of his party receiving prohibited funding funds ruling alliance. early filed a petition seeking a lifetime disqualification for con, failing to disclose information about receiving gifts from other states. the former premier has denied the accusations, the ph. i political parts. he collected money from companies in 2012 and the law prohibiting this action was formulated in 2017. therefore, no law has been violated. the election commission of pakistan is saying that the money raised by overseas pakistan is, is illegal there calling it foreign funding. tell me if this money's for in funding

than waterbaugh the remittances and the money that his son for earthquakes and floods. meanwhile, 1000 for to the strength of karachi to protest the ruling on the alleged, the legal foreign funding of cons, policy demonstrate as carried banners. calling for the resignation of the chief election commissioner earlier in run kong, called on his the porters to rally peacefully, protest to say the election commission's decision is biased and is aimed at getting rid of a serious political contender. election commission's decision is biased and we're here to protest. we demand a free and fair elections, and we're going to the traditional commission to register a complaint against the chief election commissioner as he delivered a horrible decision and deliberately turned it into a foreign funding case. the purpose of that decision is to target only p t i and to make an occasion against them are in con, in such

a way that people will turn against him. that this cannot happen because emron khan is honest and trustworthy and they have given the wrong decision. and if they are so concerned about foreign funding, why did they ask other parties who actually have ties to india? we demand early free and fair elections. the legal grounds for columns disqualification are set to be the non disclosure of prohibit prohibited funding from foreign states and organization organizations failing to disclose funding information was the same reason. former pakistani prime minister now i sharif, was removed from office in 2017 sure if was late a sentence to 10 years in prison and is currently in london, receiving medical treatment and research associates. at the university of hor told us that the pro m run kong movement in pakistan is gaining momentum, or the latest ruling case. his opponents, his best chance to keep him out of power. popularity is increasing. and

this is the last roll, the dice that the operation has. and if this is the operating would typically have nothing of the engine because every other thing that the operation have done, it has, you know, going on to say. the idea here is that if the government, obviously, the state of pakistan is not a part of the us, but the government would not go the extra mile, perhaps too big when the push comes to shop. so if you were to contextualize this entire debate in this, in this scenario, i would, i would say that with him, ron, in the us would not have whatever, whatever day with the person who would be form in drawing red line off markets. thought the problem with this government did one, it lacks a big mandate,

who it is on. it is uncertain what it wants to do to you. you're making many a make signal to the public as well as, as well as foreign actors. i thanks for keeping his company here in asi international. we're back at the top of the i with the very latest news update with blue ah, a new world. yes. to shape out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart,

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us before and that's so some walked 4 hours to a humanitarian corridor that heard about others, decided to risk it and just drove out, hoping not to get caught in the crossfire. some were wandering around looking for a way out when they were picked up by russian soldiers with us, the most affordable even affordable. not dealt with this issue today, but i put it with them once to register that the border.