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a so much compromise needs with ah, this used to be a house ukrainian nationalist is to high precision high mars rocket against this village. 3 dead as ukraine continues, the shelling of civilian areas and done yet little guns republics leaving residential buildings in ruins. we report on the ground an entire generation in africa, under threats as hunger and health crises are set to worse than on the continent. but that's the start warning, coming from an affiliate of the world health organization. also in the program with blushes breakouts in paris
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after shooting at the community center. the 3 people dead. the local kurdish community have grounded. it are racially motivated. ah. speaks to well, this is all the international money is peter scott's. and these, the top stories, this our welcome to the program. we start off in crimea where russian defense systems have reportedly repelled ukrainian drone attack at least one drone was reportedly shot down according to local media. an oil depot on the southeast of the peninsula was the target well announced the situation in the dom boss where ukrainian forces have been showing the city of done yet. in this and verified footage, you can see the aftermath of those strikes, which so several areas of the city targeted local officials report that the attacks
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left over $15000.00 people without electricity, untrue people injured. and as the shelling continue salty visit to the sides on the border of the done yet scandalous, danced republics where 3 people were reportedly killed. all correspondence from acosta reports from the ground. 1 1 ah, in in time of the border of the nist and elegans creegan said the moment this used to be a house at around 2 o'clock in the morning. it was struck by ukrainian artillery. according to officials, ukrainian nationalists used to high precision high mart's rocket against this village. as the result, 3 people, a husband and wife, and
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a father in law have been killed. yes, michelle, a demotion at 1st. i thought my place had been shalt, so i ran outside, but there was no one in the street that i saw. my neighbor's house had been destroyed, then firefighters came, but by then there was nothing left to put out. sir gay's body was on the ground. tatyana and another family member were found in the rubble. their children were lucky. they had left some time before. i knew the family, there were good people. i spoke with the mayor of the local village and local residence as well. and according to their witness account, ukraine has been shelling civilians here for the last 2 weeks continuously. and as the result, 3 people had died on friday morning and another 3 people. 3 civilians were killed about a week ago were mon cosser of r t, done escrow public mustang in the dom bus,
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r t crew members came under fire in the suburbs of done yet. city on friday. now they weren't injured, but several people in the area were wounded. we take a closer look at the challenges faced by some of those who reports from the front lines. and a new documentary is a teaser ah, with ship with released shows and movies and locals with williamson with
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longer on diseases or threats, an entire generation of africans. that's the start warning from the w h o foundation with horn of africa, the us, kenya, ethiopia, and somalia in the spotlights as they suffer from an ongoing droughts. un is also sunny the along. we urge the international community to commit to responding now
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for what might hit the horn of africa next year. and in the years to come, we must act now to save children's lives, preserve their dignity, and protect their futures. well, a recent you and report shows that 24000000 people are facing water shortages because of droughts in the region. with the number of children suffering from hunger 1st and disease doubling. in 5 months, 3000000 people have been forced to leave their homes due to the most severe droughts in more than 2 generations. but it seems that the global resources to help africa may not be enough as western countries show a shift in the 8 priorities. now in 2022 european governments contributes a just 21 percent of all humanitarian, a 2 african countries. that's down 16 percentage points since back in 2018. and that comes as the us warns of a huge gap between the amounts needed by african nations and not donated. for example, the democratic republic of the congo, the un managed to collect around
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a 3rd of what's needed there. and if you just half of the money needed has been received earlier, we spoke with a climate arts of it. from uganda. you says it's africa, the climate change issues are being caused by the global north. the action scroll, the global know over is treat and the action and the out for you, king polluting industries was a crisis because the behaviors and they want to be more to the crisis. africa needed composition because africa is the most affected connect into world. when it comes to climate crisis and even the decisions made by other civilizations that affect the african quantity in so much. so africa must be presented, especially by the global most by providing the news. and i made you found which they promised our people a suffering pupil. we have our mother then today was like tombstones across
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the landscape of pointing into because that does this blessing us every day. people are moving group for a survival and they can't find that was so the global news is heavily to blame for causing that climate crisis to stop. ah, in other news, at least 22 people have lost their lives in a nursing home fire in the central russian city of came out of us according to the regions investigative committee. so the teams were taken all still on our reports to be in a critical condition. the fire broke out at around 3 30 am local time and emergency services have since put out the flames. preliminary findings suggest the plays may have been caused by a faulty boiler. the russian investigative committee has become a criminal investigation. one local journalist fences this report on the scene, benoit, behind me,
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a building burned the ground pieces. the roof is scattered everywhere. nothing remains the building. the fire has already been extinguished. according to the ministry of emergency situations, the blaze occurred in an area of a 180 square meters. preliminary data from the prosecutor's office say the fire occurred use of the proper operation of the heating device. the govern of the region has promised that inspections will be carried out in such institutions in the near future. and over 2 fronts now, where cautious broke out in paris on friday, after shooting near a kurdish cultural center, left 3 dead and 3 wounded. ah
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police use tear gas to disperse the crowds as hundreds of members of the kurdish desperate gathered near the sites. the french in syria ministers arrival at the scene only appear to find the flames, demonstrates as throwing objects offices marching, fires and damaging near by vehicles. we heard on the look report. i could only thought of the security forces have arrived. they arrived behind me. yeah, the security forces are everywhere. the police are at every street. it's very dangerous here the projectiles are for an all round. no police. the police have thrown the stone grenade near me, but doesn't purpose is becoming very dangerous here. the 69 year old suspects has been detained in connection with that shooting and prosecutor say that he did have a police record on previous convictions for assault, as well as possession of an illegal weapon. all the victims are reported to have been members of the kurdish community and authorities. all right, to be investigating, if the attack was racially motivated, one witness shed was cecil no saw
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a person in his sixties shooting at 3 locations. right. the kurdish cultural center, a hair dressers and a restaurant gal. he was moving forward and didn't say anything. didn't know when he shot he didn't. miss 3 bystanders eventually managed to tackle him to the ground . and 20 minutes later the police arrived. and now to chile, where authorities there have declared a state of emergency due to a large fire, 2 deaths have already been confirmed, but the total number of fatalities has yet to be determined. the state of emergency was declared in the tourist town of vienna. del mar, as firefighters struggled to contain, the blade owners of homes have reportedly burned down while emergency services evacuated. at several neighborhoods, local officials said that the fire started in a wooded area close to the city to switch off all energy sources for one hour a day. while that's what italian prime minister georgia maloney has asked her
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people to do and to stand in solidarity with ukrainians. but milady's decision has not gone down well with everyone. the am melanie, i just italians to turn off lights in solidarity with ukraine to understand what crowd ukrainian government do. italian prime minister maloney calls on citizens to switch off gas electricity for one. now one day lean solidarity with ukraine. i want to make sure we understand it's none that e. u has driven itself into a hole with the rush of sanctions and need to beat us charity it's solidarity. and why doesn't mrs. maloney suggest the citizens of italy go to paris and meet the 1st lady of ukraine. misses lensky who spent 40000 euros in boutiques and paris in the same day. when goods of workers in pensioners gathered in rome on friday to protest against the maloney governments draft budget for 2023. arguing that it doesn't do enough to help work as deal with the cost of living crisis. according to local
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media protests against the 2023 budget proposal were held in 11 regions across italy, causing transport disruption in major cities. maloney's government also faces resistance to its continued support for key of with tens of thousands processing against arm shipments to ukraine in recent months. meanwhile, despite the public concerns over the continued flow of cash to ukraine, italy's renewed a decree that allows it to keep supplying arms to care of in 2023. but without seeking formal approval from parliament for each new shipments that sally in defense minister, guido rossetto, as admitted that the transfer of weapons took care of, we'll only stop when peace talks begin. darell revolt, a former politician with a bell, a scone government lease, as the europeans are paying the price, as their governments simply do whatever the u. s. wants people ha understood that the great part of the cost of their higher costal energy is
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a view to the willinger over european government. to marry the america of desire over stopping in border oil and gas from russia. and no one wants to remind why these war started, no one the among the validation of different parties. except that the idea that they wore a started to because a 3rd of the bar is it wanting to, it had to start. i think that every one of the standard supplies went on, so he's only prolonging the war if he something of usa we, as you will be on the we are a black made by united states. this is a explaining why manny government. so i would say almost all of european governments accepting these as if you have the casino seem sending rebels . europe needs to limit is dependence on washington a nato?
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well that's according to the french president, a manuel macro, who recently shared his view on the future security of your europe needs to gain more autonomy on technology and defense capabilities, including from the u. s. and alliance isn't something i should depend on. it's something i should choose, something i work with. we must rethink our strategic autonomy, a stronger alliance act, and inside nato, with nature, but also not depending on nato appear. manuel tom, on who's the president of the international association. you're a constant. he told us that europeans need to seek their security independently of nato, which is an instrument of us. a european suit seeing more in touchstone independence from united states and nato and try we've equation of the readings between european leaders will think we should ever mo, security we russia included, or should promote of id nato as an instructor united states to try to cut
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earnings between russia and western europe and to maintain its supremacy in europe . so france, according to we're good as doctoring or to promote to its own approach. busy or would like to promote a europe and security interest, russia included, but problem ease. oh, to conveys a poland bark states. sir german sir, do do it. and nothing we've in nato is going to be very if you could, he should be outside natal because note, nate who is not, cannot be reformed as long as we don't stop in nashville on ne, to, on a and following this decision to negotiate a new european security arrangement, russia included asa virginia got to go on to see pe, teach on a busy. so for a quote, european of nations is going to be very difficult. ah, a good investments. well, that's how hillary clinton views ukraine according to a statement that the former sexy of state made following present zalinski is
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addressed to u. s. congress. no one is asking for a blank check. i believe that to the ukrainians have proven that to they're a really good investment for the united states. they are not asking us to be there to fight to their ward. they're fighting at themselves. they're asking us and our allies for the means to not only defend themselves, but to actually win since the start of the war, the bided administration has directed nearly $50000000000.00 in aid to ukraine. the majority going towards weapons training, unintelligence. and that's a pretty big amount of 8, especially when compared to other u. s. recipients. washington gave africa. he's done 10 times lesson on your funding enough despite his 20 year military involvement in the country. fox news post took a gossen windows waltz behind the enormous amounts of money provided ukraine from the us budgets. this money is lensky said, is quote,
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an investment lou and investment. so what exactly are the terms of this investment? other we're talking finance. when do we get our dividend checks was lucky, didn't specify that. in other words, the return on our investment in ukraine will be more pitches for more. c investments in ukraine give me money so i can demand more money. that's what's the landscape promised us last night. the day after the landscape, congressional address, the u. s. senate approved an additional $45000000000.00 in a to key if the decision was made despite recent polls suggesting that the average american doesn't consider ukraine to be a top priority with inflation election issues and crime, be much more of a concern. both the bodies ministration, so there's no sign of relenting in the support of ukraine journalist and also daniel lazar believes that the u. s. is using ukraine's achieve its own foreign policy goals. hillary clinton is very happy to have others do america dirty work
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board doesn't matter. it doesn't matter to her how many ukrainians die. how many ukrainian cities are devastated. as long as the u. s. gets what it wants, and that is essentially a heavily militarize, the nato wise, the ukraine, and a russia that is surrounded and militarily weakened and eventually leading to regime change in moscow. that's what america wants and, and it thinks that by, by finding a proxy war in the ukraine's that's what it will yet other allies will pay a price as well. i mean, germany is seeing it's, it's industry gutted. europe is, is reeling economically and politically. so they will pay an enormous price to, but the only thing that the washington cares about is america's own fortunes. and
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finally, getting to grips with the resurgence china option with tons. he's the host of all he's going to ground, sparse with former u. s. navy, captain james funnel james funnel over with us for interventions are behind china's increasing projections of power. the full interview will be on our see throughout the day. but here's a quick teaser. you know, the china. i've also been encouraged by recent deb was that the united states has been involved in, in the sense that, okay, the united states, her fear ethically believes that taiwan is part of china. but china is also viewing what has been happening over the past 20 is the u. s. defeat in afghanistan. notably, and of course, the nato was in syria, afghanistan and iraq, libya and realized they better get a move on because the united states is expanding its reach 400 military bases around that china. and that. so that's what's concerning them,
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not to the semi mystical idea of an anniversary, numer logically and the importance of reuniting china. neurology is not a meth, it's something that they clearly state over and over again that they're going to have a grand ceremony on october 2049 to celebrate the rejuvenation, the great rejuvenation. and they used to use the word restoration as well. and that means are going to have to restore what they believe is our territory. believe that they have been on a strategy to use what they call comprehensive national power, which is using soft power to hard power to achieve their strategic n state. i would push back and say that they actually have used their military to cause, you know, on settlement and disruption to the peace and stability of the, of the asia pacific region. and i was like, like in order to begin, i spent almost 30 years in u. s. navy. and when i 1st started going to see an asian pacific, it was relatively calm place. and we didn't have nations that were worried about
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conflict with china. we didn't have a nation like japan saying, we're going to blow away 70 years of history and we're going to start preparing ourselves because china is getting ready to use military force to attack. not just i won, but his bus as well. and so china has been a force for disruption, and they'd use our military forces to threaten and cajole people. it wasn't that years ago we had the president to plow on, and he was quite aware of the allegations of the united states was involved in the assassination of his predecessor, her people in the philippines. quite aware of a u. s. involvement at destabilizing opposition, groups in the philippines, or was it really that peaceful in the inner pacifica during that time, with a lot of covert operations to prevent any kind of well. so the critics of years foreign policy would have in democratic ability to have sovereignty on these islands away from united states control. germany
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doesn't want people who don't know its culture. that's according to a controversial speech by a german politician who claimed its housey, migrants on the farm seekers in gymnasiums that was bleeding local schools, dry blendy, this villain. i want to intentionally say loud and clear even before christmas that it is not our intention to bleed schools or recreational sports with this asylum policy. and i also don't want to follow the path where we put people who come to us who don't know our culture in multi family houses. and for that reason i believe social freedoms are in danger. i say on behalf of the party leader, the party executive in the christian democrats in germany, we emphatically distance ourselves from the choice of words of the bouts in district administrator. as a union, we have a very clear, unambiguous and deeply humane stance which is supported by the dignity of every human being which must also be untouchable in language. such language and politics is not worthy of a christian democrat. i can only be ashamed and apologize for that. not only in view of the christmas message,
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while a danish, pakistani author and consultant on minority riot says that the use selective treatment or refugees comes down to religious and racial prejudices. ukrainians are white and christian. in denmark where i live and the rest of your country's ukrainians are considered as european and as one of us. so people from outside europe, especially from middle east, are considered as unwanted because of their religion, culture and ethnicity. it is not a new thing in denmark or in europe, it has been going on for
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a long time. i have been working with issues for the last 4 years and there are documentation or reports which will tell you what i'm saying. you created a few g 's come from all type of social classes. and even if some do come from such middle class, they are many of their groups like judy and for example, they're all educated. they came from a class but their teacher differently. and the problem is that if you run for your life, it doesn't matter, you come from your grand or shar, whichever country, and you should give protection and you should not be disconnected because you're from middle class who are background. that's all from me, peter scull for now, but miranda mommy will be here in around 30 minutes time to take you through the news and in the evening. it's been great. have you with us? thanks for watching. ah,
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so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race, movies on offensive, very dramatic development. the only personally i'm going to resist, i'll see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk with journalists, go to war. so there will be no war. i don't know, a single journalist to lumps war. alexei,
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