kind of time time to sit down and talk with you with buyer is reach between israel in the islamic. do you have the group in gaza with rockets, fire just minutes after it went into effect like a fishy out there? a noticeable consent on the part of the drain, the army that during the year of his poems, oh, the military's firing, right? it is an arty correspondent, is targeted and shot up by israeli military as firing intensifies that the israel palestine border multiple victims and buildings of blaze as ukraine continues its relentless attack on the don. yes, republic, with more than 400 shells launched in

a single day, and the u. s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine war to continue. that's how i co founder of the rock band think floyd stresses washington's role in this conflict. turning the tables on cnn journalists bring an interview more is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing where i talked to the russian boy to which they promised they wouldn't do. ah, good morning from the international studios in moscow, russia to wherever you're catching us from, i'm fiorella is about what this hours most pressing new stories from around the world. happy to have you with us. we begin as a cease fire comes into effect in gaza with israel and the islamic, you had militant group declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire, however, was launched from the palestinian enclave just after it came into effect.

ah, unverified footage is such a show. israel's defense system intersecting rockets, while a media live stream shows a missile fire from gaza. approximately 8 minutes after the cease fire came into effect. meanwhile garza residents are seen to celebrate the agreement hoping it brings an end to the israeli military operation, which according to garza's health ministry, left 40 for palestinians dead since friday as intensive fire continued from both sides. ah, this footage shows the aftermath of an israeli air strike on the palestinian coastal territory of gaza. it was film during

a search and rescue operation at the sight of a residential house reportedly leveled by the attack. palestinian officials say some 650 buildings have been damaging garza over the past few days. here's what locals caught in. the crossfire had to say, doing so book without any warning. they targeted the area near the kuwaiti hospital that will of course, it is a camp, crowded with children, women, and the elderly, and such. when the court targeted houses with 6 missiles, 6 houses were completely destroyed. below for the attack was very terrifying. we ran away in panic and fear among the children and women. good bush, i wish it. but the bulldozers could not go through. so they asked me to demolish my house so that they could enter to save people from the inside. i agreed and allowed them to act as people's lives are more important and saving is more valuable than my house. i had chavez, wounded in the palestinian health ministry has said that more than 300 people have been injured in israeli airstrikes over the past few days. local journalist haines qu dari reports from the hospital and gaza,

where some of those people are being treated. we are no one else if a husband and, and as you see, there are a lot of injured palestinians are coming, and the palestinian and medics are now receiving the palestinians. and jason, the latest is renee, afraid, some of them my digs were surprised that dangerous are the relatives. either people were surprised that they know these people injured and everyone is, here are some families are waiting for their beloved ones did eve. i see you centers, others have been part city, partially injured. and we also noticed that there have been a couple of palestinians that have been amputated out, a girl who with at least 5 years old, had been amputated when she was injured. mine is ready strike when it was her under unclosed wedding. israel says the strikes were pre emptive to prevent an attack by the islamic jihad group,

and i said that it will resort to force if the cease fire is breached. areas across southern israel have been under fire since friday with many people running for shelter in the cities of television. after long and thorough. and on sunday, the islamic jihad group also targeted jerusalem as news of the seas fire reach israel, here are some thoughts from those in the firing line, a version of the ceasefire is just a big bluff considering all that happens here was the rocket going from the to the if we didn't have the ongoing defense sister, thank god. today we would have been a 2nd crane. i really hope the ceasefire will last long and that we are at least able to live a bit quietly. the mid term income war never gave anyone anything good. so piece is something big. and i really want our kids and the people of israel to feel secure in our country. and professor, professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut, jamal what came believes israel actions against the militant group might find support from arab countries. my objective was to thought you had me

this. i mean, you have because it's considered the most radical palestinian rule. it's the most dedicated to fighting is there was no political compromise whatsoever. many states and company might be happy to direct a blow to this. let me because they consider that it's a group that is not under, they're not under the rules and they cannot go products actions especially got to texting, interests, especially for the companies, the other companies, that's how the 3 is with israel or that are interested in normalizing relations with israel, amid the intensifying fire, a shot was taken at r t corresponded ya cy t by the israeli army. during her report on the border of the palestinian territory

of rama le multiples. all men, especially slightly bent a tim allen to a new phone that i did. yeah. i yeah, i thought i'm a bachelor with the f and i and i in florida and i was florida. you gotta go home with a shot was fired at the correspondence and other journalists from other channels. as an rti camera, men filmed is really forces moving towards palestinian protesters on the border with israel. the crew dive for cover, and fortunately nobody was hurt. now we have asked israel defense for to explain why the journalists were targeted, but are yet to receive a response. michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the u. s. secretary of

defense says that nobody seemed to verify what they were shooting at before firing . i noticed in that film and i studied in earlier, that there was no one with binoculars to verify what they were shooting that they probably just saw people with something on mountain, on the shoulder. and they just assumed and you're supposed to positively identify targets. clearly they did not, and the fact to that you're, you're, the journalists were and clearly mark press designations on them. makes us very reprehensible. i also think too they didn't, they just don't care. they're just a mean a and not verify and anything. and that's and to be allowed to do this and may high profile. i'll jesse are a journalist, sharina block law was shot dead wall covering an israeli army operation in the west bank. a review by the u. n's office for human rights concluded that the deadly

shots were fired by israeli forces. allegation, television has denied michael maloof again says israel should face charges for the incident in you when report which did an investigation of that. it concluded that the shot came from the idea. so this is a, this is something which they seem to be doing with impunity. and it's something that has to be called the, to their attention and, and with some sanctions if necessary. because this is an intolerable piece and, and it's clear to me too that the israelis do not want the publicity father. they're treating the palestinians on this. oh, why? the press seems to be a fair game, even for the idea as we bring you the latest on the conflict between israel and gaza, head over to our website, to find out even more with now let's update you with the latest

from the ground and don bass 3 civilians are killed in the don. yes, people's republic on sunday and 14 more were injured. as ukraine continues showing residential areas according to local authorities. one of the latest places hit by shelling is believed to be a warehouse located in the north of the republic's capital city. from the footage, you can see the facility has been completely consumed by fire. according to dying, ask officials ukrainian troops fired more than 400 shells on sunday alone. russia warns that calves putting europe under nuclear threat by shelling areas near the upper erosion nuclear power plant in ukraine south that's for the 2nd time in 2 days. the shilling of the zap erosion nuclear power plant by the ukranian armed formations as deliberate in order to discredit russia. the ukrainian authorities do not show anything, creating a real threat to the nuclear security,

not only of ukraine, but of europe as well. here's photo from the area released by local authorities which shows cluster munitions fired by ukrainian rocket launchers littering an area near the active plant. a previous attack took place on friday, which marked a fire at the facility and left some power lines linked to the plant down. russia has previously warned that a direct hit on the plant's reactors, could cause a disaster worse center noble de zappa erosion nuclear power plant is the largest in europe and among the 10 largest worldwide. it's reactors pump out enough power to supply millions of people. and it has 50 percent more capacity than the infamous turnover plant. the international atomic energy agency has warned, of potentially catastrophic consequences if a fire starts at the plant. let's take a closer look at how a possible explosion at the plant in southern ukraine could potentially affect the area most reasons across ukraine and the dog bass plus russian border regions would

be contaminated by radiation. but the effects could also reach much further spanning across all eastern europe, the black sea and turkey. zapora z o g officials say that i h. e. a hasn't taken any real steps to curb the crisis in the area. richard black, a former republican party senator, for virginia says that comes with western countries preferring to turn a blind eye to kev's tactics. right now there are such enormous force from the west, from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. there's tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of buying that you can say against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out,

and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute, it wasn't russia, they started this war, it was nature. they started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative for to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that in order to preempt the attack that ukraine was planning against the don bass. so we see a gradual shift in the political environment. and now you see more people beginning to slowly, cautiously speak out and say, you know this, this ukraine war never made any sense. we're slaughtering good, decent ukrainian young man were slaughtering good, decent russian yet real young man and for why so that the sons

of very well connected politicians in the us, the u. k. some of these other countries can go out and cut deals for arms. now we don't know where those arms are going. the u. s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine more to continue. so says roger waters, the co founder of rock band, pink floyd, as he questions the west of the anti russian narrative and turns the tables on his sienna and host in an interview. the conversation got pretty heated when waters accused the u. s. government of actually inciting the war. this war is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian bow to which they promised they wouldn't do when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators. you of all people, when you have your role is liberated, why wouldn't the united states from america? i encourage sir lensky, the president, to negotiate,

obviating the need for this horrific her renders, swore. while mainstream media continues to push the same old ukraine. stories americans seem to be more concerned about raging inflation and a domestic crisis, and much less about their country meddling and one foreign conflict after another. our correspondent rachel blevins has more, may not of states may have the largest economy in the world, but washington's foreign policy and its involvement in one international conflict after another. have fueled questions of just how long it can retrain itself is the world leader. as the end of the uno, polar world is now more of a fact than a possibility. when the by mid ministration announced an end to the war and ghana stand last year, it could have sent the message that it was ready to focus on issues at home, of which there are many as the u. s. economy is reportedly already in a recession. 66 percent worry that

a major recession is right around the corner up from 48 percent at this time last year. at the same time, 71 percent stay, their income is not keeping up with rising expenses. but instead the u. s. government turn its focused ukraine and ramped up its funding for the country to unprecedented levels as washington pledged its support for what some call a proxy war against russia. and the us didn't stop there. the white house made that clear when they stepped aside, as nancy pelosi took a trip to taiwan, despite numerous threats from china. the result, beijing sanctioned the house speaker and sever ties with washington and a number of areas signaling. this wasn't the end of the conflict between the 2 countries and as if that wasn't enough tension. and the u. s. military is reportedly gearing up for joint drills with india and october, less than 100 kilometers from the border with china. oh, and despite his promise to revive the 2015 nuclear deal with iran bite and has yet

to do so, sparking concern that the u. s. could be in for yet another conflict. even with the presence of sporadic talk by it has yet to lift anything. sions from tehran, and he has also defended keeping the countries revolutionary guard on the u. s. para list at all costs. none of these international stand offs are helping the situation on the home. as biden's, critics have pointed out that his policies have triggered a growing energy crisis. well, he has only been in office for less than 2 years yet because of his fardy slime of hysteria. what they believe on the climate. biden lockdown emergency oil and natural gas production. by now, by news crawling around the globe of these begging and pleading for mercy from saudi arabia, ruin and venezuela. you could take the 5 wars presidents in american history and

put them together and they would not have done the damage. joe biden has done to our country in less than 2 years. but while biden focuses on stoking the fires of foreign conflicts, the number showed the american people are not on his side. for example, bullied as gallop poll, found that just one percent of americans see russia is a major issue. instead, the majority listed inflation, government leadership, and the u. s. economy, as their talk concerns. then there's biden's approval rating, which is seemingly in freefall and is now down to an all time low of just 30 percent. yet the president is still approving more money and weapons for ukraine, bringing the grand total to nearly $9000000000.00 since the beginning of the year. the biden administration's next security assistance package for ukraine is expected to be $1000000000.00. one of the largest so far and include munitions for long range weapons and armored medical transport vehicles. the package is expected to be

announced as early as monday and would add to about $8800000.00 in aid. the united states has given ukraine since february 24th. meanwhile, the congressional budget office reports that u. s. public debt is nearly $24.00 trillion dollars, which is over 100 percent of the country's g d p. yet, even with inflation at 40 year high, isn't the economy declining the vine and ministration refuses to listen? is in questions about how long the u. s. can continue at this pace, and of course, how long the american taxpayers and voters will allow it. i think the american military, the strategic consultants are the security expert spain ever trying again to, to run have a big military victory. and i believe they sink in your credit and they could get that victory. their own reports and media. ha ha. contin continues repeating that new missile systems from america will,

will disrupt russian logistics. russian supplies. america is definitely in a recession. many, many of my colleagues, senior critical scientists, final their most senior, brian's for jeffrey sachs, are warning that america could be moving towards a new civil war or linda country because the divisions between americans are so deep on, on almost all issues. let us hope that the american democratic system with checks and balances will, will allow for change. if not, we will see are a very, very difficult time for humanity. ah, the u. s. secretary of state has arrived in johannesburg at the start of the 3 nation tour of africa. anthony lincoln's trip follows a well received visit by russian foreign minister survey lab rob to the continent. on monday, blinking is scheduled to make a major

u. s. policy speech and for authority in sub saharan africa visits to congo. rwanda . we'll then bring a close to an international tour that has also taken place in cambodia and the philippines are t corresponded. corolla tot lot. looks at the motors behind the trip and any blend kids visit here to south africa comes of the back of the joint military drills by the u. s. and the south african defense force. these drills, although the, with a to be human, the perry in and peace keeping in nato. they did raise a couple of eyebrow considering that in 2019 leverage had similar drills with china and russia. if bricks puzzled and living blinking visit here is not just diplomat. take an economic. it is also a way of dangling the carrot towards south africa city, breaks platinum and pacifying his voice within that life. this is why anthony

blinking is here in south africa. he's going to convince cyril to take some anti brick stands under the guise of the african growth and opportunity act. now it's becoming clearer to the i south africa should never allow the us to use it to divide breaks. usa is fueling conflict with 2 major bricks countries, russia and china. now blinking comes to south africa to make it look like south africans are on the side of us. south africa with brakes. us secretary is here for what, why he did not follow pelosi to taiwan. we are part of bricks and we will buy russian oil. if those dollars are part of the deal, they know where to find them. south africa was not part of nonsense, and we stand with russia. the visit here by the united states is also 2 lines. it's sub saharan africa strategy, where it says that it will focus on areas of common interest, like trade, energy, health, and education. south africa is the united, the 4th largest trading partner. but

a thing thinned. china remains the countries and biggest trading partner. and the country is continuously looking east and north west plays infrastructure development. now to some news from around the world, china's oldest wooden arch bridge caught fire and collapsed over the weekend despite a 10 hour effort to extinguish the flames. the cause of the blades is still under investigation. the bridge over 900 years old was considered a national relic. meanwhile, in india, 11 people were injured after a bus carrying 39 passengers careened off the road and fell into a deep forge in the country's north authority, say, 8 of those hurt have been hospitalized with one in critical condition and in kashmir, clashes erupt in the indian administered city of free nog are over processions, marking the muslim holy month of hon. room. dozens of people were arrested as police sought to disperse. those attempting to participate. the government ban

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