a huge with ah ah yeah. i believe 90 people are killed on hundreds more injured in the yeah, many capital following a crowd crush during a charity event. also, i had on the program with more and more troops arriving to build a house ahead of the expected ukrainian count referred to which may will to take place here of moscow and kiev, prepare for what looks like a looming escalation or corresponding witnesses. events directly from the conflicts frontline, russia foreign minister arrives in cuba,

his last stop on a tour of for latin american countries saying that's strengthening ties with the joint venture between russia, uganda on servicing military helicopters, tips to this guy's coming as frayed cooperation increases between the nation with broadcasting like from moscow, this is our teacher national. my name's you. don't know neil. 30 minutes of news news start at least 90 people have been killed in yemen after a stampede that occurred during a ramadan charity event. yeah . since in the capital scramble to receive money, being given by local merchants, cried pressed forward from honestly to shot a gun into the air,

the bullet broken overhead, electric cable that spark an explosion. affording to look the media, the ensuing public holes and a master. some hospitals are dealing right out of hundreds of injured people, some of whom are reported to be in a critical condition. local police status, the hunting it of. busy financial aid was not coordinated with authorities, and at least 2 people have been arrested in yemen based journalists to saying, i'll see some options of security of the event with central to the tragedy. what, what exactly did is unknown business men in here in, on i called bel caboose and he's known for his charity and given people money, especially during the month of ramadan on a week weekly basis. but because as you know, we are now today, it could be the last day of ramadan and it was started tomorrow. that's why yesterday they didn't expect that the huge number of people coming to the area will

be, will distribute money about $5000.00 yemen, which is about $10.00. but the main problem was that there was no actually executed the forces present to organize the crowd because it was not expected as well. the business man has most, let's, as if you go to the forces that there might be that huge crowd because the cries in yemen and then when he pulled on the blockade, i mean one meter and higher than the main. but still in the interior minister in conflict remaining hearts across the front lines, the possibility advantage will further escalate, appears. hi, russia and ukraine helping a marketing forces near the city of listed champs in the loop. guns republic ortiz, senior correspondent morale guilty of is embedded with russian troops. he sent us this exclusive report. russian and ukrainian forces stand braced for the coming

onslaught across a 1000 kilometers. this is one small section of it. we are just west of lacy chance, capa, a slag hill. and from here, there's a spectacular view of the battlefield. this nearby village is controlled by russia . bill of good, just beyond math is below garasco, which is which is where ukrainian troops ha, concentrated, were learning that more and more troops are arriving to belgrade of cup a hobbs ahead of the expected ukrainian counter offensive, which may also take place here as this the geography is conducive of a ha, a big ahmed offensive it's, it's all rolling plains to the other side. is another intense battlefield over there, behind those lag hills, this grim and naya and the forests there between came and i am delgado,

fca have been again and absolutely vicious battle ground for, for many, many months now via ukrainian positions are a belly, a killer belly, a kilometer into the woods where you crane masses, men, and material russian guns are quickly brought to bear they never stay long in one position. counter battery fine necessitates rotation. they've plenty of spots. russia has 4 to 5 in depth with trenches, minefield stitches and anti tank obstacles in the air. jets roar ah, lose repairs suits with the 5 closed grad support aircraft. they work ceaselessly here on this sector of the frontline firing,

predominantly unguided missiles. ah, jetson drones pound, ukrainian troops and armor, ceaselessly, nato supplied, arma and vehicles, litter the battlefield. in all the troops here are confident that they'll be able to ride out ukraine's offensive law, saying additional deal from them. we're all good. we're holding the line excited. the situation is stable. the guys are ready to repellent attack that isn't. we're in the swallow. we're confident that the enemy won't manage to take over awful to fight area on the women's. we're sure they won't break through it as is it. they were defined in spirit is at its highest rural de tanya attack and will counter attack ourselves, both artillery and now the asian back us. so there is nothing worse scandal here

yet. the conflict lay soon reach its violent peak, but the risks keep mounting hostility between russia and nato, as well as its allies, is stronger than ever. if there is a situation the international community can not condone such as any large scale attack on civilians, massacre or serious violation of the laws of war. it might be difficult for us to insist only on humanitarian or financial support. these hostility is still escalating. washington seems determined to ring its allies for weapons. no matter how reluctant they may seem. ayesha as always takes its own steps. there are new people willing to help our enemies, south korean president you and suck your said his state is ready to supply weapons to the key of regime. that's as until recently, the south koreans fervently assured that the possibility of supplying lethal weapons to keep was completely excluded. i wonder what the residents of this

country will say when they see the latest samples of russian weapons at their closest neighbors, are partners from the dpr k, quid pro quo, so to speak. the risk of a right away escalation, open and direct conflict between nato and russia, is at his all time high. and he, regardless of how successful ukraine's counter offensive ease is a high chance that one will the other side will decide to raise the stakes. even higher, more, i guess the party from gun screech and rushes children's rights commissioner has been helping to evacuate youngsters, including many orphans from him, baffled areas of ukraine and dunbar since the start of the conflict last year. but the international criminal court has branded her a war criminal on issued on the arrest warrant for her actions, rear and leuva below us spoke exclusively to r t a. but her work ah

ah, it is yes. yes. these are children who had been transferred to health resorts in the crimea, and christina darn region from active wars owns in and around. her son is upper osha and her coffee. the transfer was entirely voluntary with parents asking for their children to be moved somewhere safe. where they could continue to go to school and have a healthy routine. unfortunately, the frontline moved due to the change in combat situation and some families were unreachable because of it. and so it became impossible to return the children to their families without delay. at the time there were about 2500 children in our custody, who had spent some time at health resorts in crimea. i want to emphasize that it was completely free of charge for the families who took this opportunity to keep their children safe from all the bombings in showings and who no longer feared for their lives. that men of fighting age were not allowed to cross the front line to pick up their kids. and we could only transfer children to their legal guardians.

we had to make sure that children didn't end up in the hands of scammers. many mothers weren't ready to come and pick them up because they either had younger children to look after or had financial troubles. but by the end of the year, we had only about $400.00 children, still waiting for their families to pick them up. right now we only have 8. we know that ukraine didn't evacuate children, it wasn't a priority. for example, when mary, opal was under fire and it was an active combat zone. the ukrainian army use children as human shields, placing them in the same windows as sharpshooters. we have testimonies from the children themselves and from their family members who were around at the time. they started talking about evacuating children from bach mood only when it became impossible to stay in this city. even for adults, let alone children the current basis for the allegations as a ukrainian website called children of war, which displays photos of children that do not match the accompanying information. we have found that our office has already worked with several children on this site

and reunited them with their relatives in ukraine. but these children are still up on the site with the same wrong information. do you know what is interesting when parents or legal representatives are volunteers with proxies from close relatives come to pick up children. some of them tell about the preparations that ukrainian armed forces put them through before they are able to leave and pick up their children. they are instructed on arrival to say terrible things happening in those camps and to collect all the contacts. this was exposed by our law enforcement agencies. we have 8 children in crimea right now, ukrainian children. our staff started searching for their relatives in january when there were 400 children there of our office tried to call their relatives to find out. the reason for the delay, you see, volunteers had come to get these children are not allowed to contact official russian authorities, including my office. so we came up with a complicated plan and i sent our volunteers to negotiate. it's volunteers from

russia and from ukraine. and we support and assist them from the outside. by the time we got involved, some of the children's relatives had already gone to e u. countries that well now most of the relatives of those 8 children are e e. u countries, which of course complicates their re union ah, no depleted uranium ammunition being sent to ukraine by u. k. authorities. it's a hugely controversial move on. it's led to a rally being seen outside dining street in protest that the british government's decision to supply care with the radioactive arms. demonstrators call for the decision to be reversed. the use of the ammunition, which has been linked to numerous health issues and previous conflicts, is designed to be used by the challenger types, the written sent to key of last month. an activist who took part in the protest

told us, while mainstream reporting doesn't give the full picture, many people are aware of what's happening in your brain. we've all can, i can emergency protest sending depleted uranium cells to ukraine. we've done up f to communicate our. busy protest to white and older as possible, including newspapers like the daily telegraph. busy the daily mail sunday night, various other newspapers, the activists who had been protesting for 9 years. the 2014 knew with the british government to, to end support what we regarded. even then as an illegal regime, britain is getting billions in, in a minute, create an economic a to train at a time when energy prices have gone. sky high, people are struggling. a lot of people are aware of the truth in the parade, which is quite amazing. when you consider the reporting here,

it's totally an awfully one. so i did say recycle the stories from american intelligence. british intelligence, ukrainian ritchie, lies both the u. k and the u. s. or the history with the contentious weapons during the 1st gulf war. the countries use hundreds of tons of the radioactive substance and during the 2nd war in iraq in 2003, up to 2000 tons were employed during only a 3 week period. another striking example was nato's bombing of mucous lobby in 1999. with the consequences of depleted uranium usage still being felt today. ah,

that's the only way to read. yeah, she appears only at the moment i munitions explosion. however, the country is posed by depleted uranium. nana particles which can be spray cans of kilometers from the side of the explosion. yeah, probably from 5 to 7 years up to the nuclear incidence. damage begins to effect in mesh sensitive tissues in human bodies, unanimously the reproductive organs and his pano flu. ah mm. suspected the michael, this is a consequence of the nato, foaming, and when i came to belgrade, the doctors confirmed it to me that the bombing was the main cause of my illness. and that it was a consequence of the bombing, in particular, the depleted uranium ammunition that they used to attack us here is the main reason why kansas p. as in peter, it is not. chris was what it is that affects the body. but the doctor explained to

me that these are the consequences that appear after a certain number of years. they told me that on young, healthy and strong. and that's why i did not feel anything at the beginning. later the body subsides, a lot has accumulates in the body of our environment in which we live is put notes . awe uradano generally tolerate the therapy with difficulty. the therapy itself is difficult and was quite a long time. so my mental and physical condition, i'm very exhaustive. i don't move much because i can't move because of the therapy . when i'm in the hospital, the therapy starts at 9 in the morning and ends at 8 in the evening. it's 10 hours of lying down a day and it all depends on how well i tolerate the cycle. in the 2nd cycle,

i enjoy heavy therapy. i had a high temperature and i fell into a coma. it's a temperature coma, but they don't just help me. and they told me that it must be so difficult because the therapy itself is difficult and the disease is spread. cancer has affected the lungs, lymph glands, and the main. a also can i take you to africa where the president of uganda has unveiled the 1st overhauled russian made helicopter on the african continent, south of the sahara during the events you worry miss of any spoke about productive bilateral cooperation between the 2 countries, adding that there's no limit for the partnership between moscow and can paula? this is another example of our excellent and long standing relations with russia, based on a convergence of interests that continue to bear logical dividend for africa and russia. russia has never had a problem with us. we never had a problem with russia. the russians have been our partners for the last 100 years.

well was just last year when a service center for russian made helicopters was opened in uganda. now the 1st such aerial vehicle, how successfully taken off of the ceremony. the president noted that there's a demand for russian equipment in africa which should lead to increased business development. at the same time, he condemned western countries. we're trying to drive a divide between long term partner, russia, and african states, saying nations need they freedom to make their own choices. what president most severely, also called for more russian investment in the agricultural sector, uganda and farmers. they're largely dependent on russian produce fertilizers in ports of which have been difficult really over the last year due to sanctions imposed on moscow. a local corresponding centers. this report about the current supply issues. dakota is the backbone of uganda employing more than 70 percent of the east african countries anti workforce. the sip that i did is rasan for

treasures from russia. and one of the biggest import us, you've got a crop care distribution. this for tries to both big and small farmers throughout the country. sir, i've seen the director of the company encourages more risk as to 40 rushes footsteps. this is the foot le again. ah, it is far magnesium sulfate. however, it is not produced and not a bolting from the us here, but the raw material of this product is come in progress. yeah. so you can understand without raw material you can not produce. so if there are ca, this dog, and you can not a book, then you cannot get to this. and i say as dies between russia and you gonna continue to grow. compiler must insist on interest that focus more on adding value to each agriculture sector and employing of its young people who make up more than 70 percent of the population. and men of them who don't hold for more jobs or we're an agricultural economy. most of our people from us and you could

see there are many graduates right now without jobs. so i would imagine that the best thing that needs to be done by our leaders is to prioritize and key areas that comes puklich our use to get opportunities. what exactly would prices in local markets have skyrocketed and according to treat as previously suggesting that growing rice is a major cause of global warming after night try the outlet posted a revision, saying that instead of burning what's left behind after harvesting, asian rice producer should instead cultivate mushrooms on a create fertilizers to reduce emissions. while rti india corresponding region sharma, ticks us through why such proposed solutions or to straightforward for the global side? climate change advocates are now blaming rice paddies for global warming. they say that a bolo rise may be hurting the climate, and who was to be blamed,

the art asia and rice leading, asians would accounts the 10 percent of global emissions of methane. it's not belching council landfills. but right player, the rice feel that now being blamed for causing emission on hurting the climate. there's already a governmental initiative in vietnam to reduce emissions. we have nom as encouraging families, not to clear the rise feels of left or was shaw by burning, but rather turning it into mushrooms and organic fort eliza. significant reductions in rice production or challenging as it is critical for food security, farmers, livelihoods, and exports. it is thus essential for vietnam to transition to low carbon rice production as a step toward sustainable low carbon agricultural transformation. so now the

invented, arise, switches, know all carbon. have you ever heard of a rise, which is better for the environment. now you have the now the world bank is urging weird nom to go green. looks like for the west. it's convenient to blame the developing countries rather than believe themselves. vietnam's agricultural sector is an infection point. it is supported both growth and poverty reduction. but there is now an urgent need to transform and adopt sustainable and low carbon practices to maintain growth. let's recall here that to an average rate is responsible for producing more carbon dioxide emission than say somebody in a democratic republic of congo produces in an entire year. our analysis shows that in just a few days, the average person in the u. k. produces more climate emissions than people in many

low income countries do in an entire year. it would be a cruel irony if the countries that have least contributed to this problem won't be able to have access to energy infrastructure despite the government shifting priorities in vietnam. director of the charity meek on glass seas. rice farmers have limited options and an uncertain future. it's a shared responsibility, but for the farmers of course, there are not many alternative options available. it is hard for them to say ok, really grow less intensively will grow less crops. how can they do that? the developing countries couldn't afford to cut emissions while there's no such opportunities there. according to vietnam's, nationally did tell him and contribution to the paris climate agreement. the country intends to use the alternate wetting and drying method of a total of $1700000.00 acres or rice land nationwide. although

effective in reducing ne thing, but the sister will not walk for all form of that already out of the full front or several issues. like explain why the patterns that have crypt the regions. so the big question here is will it be more polls for the environment then corns for we have nom, runs and sharma, r t. now as tensions between the u. s. and china refuse to lessen the philippines. foreign secretary has made it clear that manila does not want washington to use bases in the south east asian country as a launchpad. from military intervention in taiwan. shall we allow the storage materiel 1st by one operations. we will be guided by the provisions of the at and our own national interest. and i think at this stage our, our, our main foreign policy is really to be friends tool. and therefore, i think anything inconsistent with that,

i would not be also consistent with our position. andre 2014 defense agreement, the philippines on the u. s. per, per for on coordinates responses to natural and humanitarian disasters. now reports say, washington may potentially use the nation's military sites as a staging post to intervene in taiwan. the u. s. military is currently holding its biggest ever joint drills in the northern part of the country. on comes us, china's foreign minister is expected to visit manila on friday, while the military exercises are still under way. political activists were not to worry essays, the philippines faces of challenge in navigating relations with the tucson course. the u. s. i would want to, ah, make it appear that they are, ah, the dominant military power ah, in the region. and that the discourse hash be effect, offer provoking ah,

china. and this would result in greater tensions. this would inevitably lead to some kind of arms race between the 2 ah big powers, and so the visit ah, the upcoming visit with dad b, of course, ah, happening in the background off fun escalating rivalry between the u. s. and china in this region. when the philippines says it's, it's wants to be a friend to, or it should mean that the philippines is adopting an independence foreign policy. that is definitely not the case. if you align your, your foreign policy with america and imperialist interests. no, have to say i'm looking forward to this. the 1st movie to be filmed in space opens in cinemas, across russia. today, parts of the challenge were shot at the international space station, international audiences, by the way, a to be able to watch the feature next thursday. as the lead actress reach for the

stars, the director of the film. he didn't just sit back either. he joined her in orbit to coordinate the weightless moves. here's a sneak peak of their stellar mission. ah, with oh, can you hear me? now, what is the probability of the astronaut di? during descent, surgery, 100 percent. must have been some serious medical procedures done in 0 g before correct successfully. how soon would you be able to provide people ready to operate in space? i have 7 surgeons next to me who volunteered to go to the space. we can send

a whole surgical team with one of you is going to the i assess the girl here for she's just assistant. i prefer that way. you haven't been controlled. i will be due or any other pricing i have if you take a closer look at her, are you prepared to go to space? hello jen, are you on your way back? not yet another word. just kept up on me where you're coming those astronauts again. now with diverse and in the plane already have to take off rules ah, space is not for women.