the the, the, the full pakistani is a killed and a terrorist bombing during a riley in suppose of in run con, coming up to the phone. the prime minister was sentenced to a decade in prison for leaking state secrets. he's also behind to get food in here today in a separate correction tape. also this out found bodies packed in black bags, bags tied with plastic sand cups from the front of the facts. there were 25, perhaps 30 or even 40 bodies. a boy, some discovery is reported at a northern gauze in school that was previously occupied by the ideas of the ongoing invasion of the palestinian and the french promised to send the powers

of looking rows across the country and protested, well, they told us that treatment fine local and e, u officials, netbooks 12 agricultural towns, the able and welcome to you from all of our team here in moscow. this is on the international with the very latest wells news. it's good to have you with us on the top story and on the graphs quoted as on the box has sentence for my punk is tony prime minister and run tom and his wife to 14 years in prison. they were found guilty of a legally selling state gifts that missed the convers save during his time in office. just a day earlier, he was handed a 10 year tub in a separate case for leaking state secrets without charged focused on assigned for release by mister. com, which he claimed was evidence of the us spots quote, to oust him in 2022. he denies all charges with the countries form

a cricket captain. labeling the cut twilight fixed much with a pre determined outcome. however, before he was arrested last year con, back his allegation against washington in an apparent hope to return to power and men's pockets done to us ties of to receiving the 10 years sentence. on choose day mister connor dressed as supporters from jail urging them to protest peacefully and those to take part in next week's general elections. oh, he was ousted ounce prime minister, back in april of 2022 and eventually arrested last august facing a series of criminal cases con, how the accused, the incumbent and pockets on the government of conspiring with the west to destroy his political career. both his ousting and subsequent persecution spots massive protests and pockets done over the past 2 years. let's take a look now at how events have unfolded

the o as oscar. he was sentenced to a decade in prison on tuesday, a raleigh in con, supporters in south western park. this time was hit by a bomb, lost the islamic states. harris group has claimed responsibility for the attack that killed at least 4 people. of the most of the victims were repeatedly members of mystic homes of position p t. i. policy. i saw the 6 people were wounded when i read to most advice exploded neither

raleigh, fully asked at nita local officials. i however, it's on clear whether the demonstration was actually the tall. this is, pakistan is also gearing up for general elections. local journalist centers this brief reports from the scene of the deadly blog. if anything uptick, we did the bomb exploded here, engine room. when the p d i election rally just passed the spinning and make it by doing at least 4 people have been confirmed dead. the police and security forces important off the area, while the dead and injured have been taken by private ambulance as to the local hospital. and emergency has been declared and city district hospital. if my camera man can pen behind me, troops have just arrive to collect the evidence and to confirm if they suspect the suicide bomber were improvised explosive device. speaking to us, one of the pockets, not a capital, a political analyst pass on the car. he suggests washington did play a role in guessing in run con, removed from power of every month, august on most what's happening in rough time us. he has the bundy floor that

losing the steer. secrets when now there has been, there have been claims by many of those that they have to move before. for instance, are funny during the list. i think safety certainly even in the last 10 different people that i have the cables, no one investigated him, nor the investigator, any worried apart. congress turned on and then farm in sherman was clear. she turned in von ye is facing more than a 100 pieces. the nbc as being the incentive, but now a lot of the others actually yeah, it's more clinical trial because uh, it's very clear that the boss there be in boxes thought they want him wrong condo the politics at least for now. so that is why you'd be facing these cases and we all know that regarding this specific case, besides the case,

people actually lead to the people that was sent from the bible study investor to the us and uh, in the other bottom, find me in the us see what they have gone and the us the thing, the only not, and the good of august on the established thing and dealing with the, the bending over backwards. but they're trying to gain us fever as the, even the economic solution focused on find it. so the user, the stability yang stability that came up in the wrong honda, more so called a signal to form an actor this better this sentencing, but to do with the law of justice to southern governors. and now where is where the forces have storms be amol hospital and con eunice, the mundane and evacuation of don't to is on display civilians as, according to the palestinian red crescent,

the yes itself has released this drones. so it's, it's showing as twice hitting targets across the palestinian enclave. while in the northern part of the strip displaced civilians, we've been sheltering inside a nearby hospital. say they've on us dozens of bodies off to the line to get pulled out of the area. here's a local journalist with a distrusting report from the same how much somebody, some of the, i'm reporting from the how much school in northern guys are next to the indonesian hospital, the school to which the displaced return to more than 25 days ago. here was a large pile of sand, the school administration tried to clear away the tragedy and disaster was at this pile was filled with dozens of bodies that these really occupations buried in some other things. and we're working here to serve the people that have not been highly for school. we have been living in a shelter, and people were brought back after 25 or 27th days of these really armies invasion

. and today, as the school administration, the shelter management and was it, we cleaned the school in the best way possible. you brought in both those are of course to lift this pile of sand here. but just as a bulldozer approach to the lift at the 1st bit of sand, we were shocked in here it was a disaster and good luck to be found. bodies packed and black with bags. bags tied with plastic hand causes from the front of the back. there were 25 or perhaps 30 or even 40 bodies, couldn't count them all because they were already decomposed. i mean, we did try to open the bags to know whether these victims were tortured. i couldn't tell whether it was a boy or a young woman. there are children, i mean very young men, let's say as the brutal arctic pine forest claims, these are militants. okay. but a child's militant one of the this is a terrible tragedy for me. i did so this is

a new crime witness by northern gaza on one of the schools or shelters to these radio, a few patients to insist on this arrogant policy of killing and intimidation, unfilled executions. so perhaps this crime raises many questions, whether the bodies were executed here in the schoolyard or in the nearby cemetery. and then verify, does the army says i'm abroad and buried in this pile of sand here in a brutal way in front protesting fall most of blogs, highways, leading to power as in a bit to make. the governments addressed a long list of grievances that sound good outside the u. headquarters in brussels to bump. why on bias? they've been arrested around the european parliament building in the belgian capital by protest, as who say they are less money than what it costs to produce. best food, making competition with other countries unsustainable. they also complain against

the policies to allow impulse of much cheaper. ukrainian products or european loads are restricted by green energy goals. thousands of dollars of joins the highway located across europe. in recent months, workers from, from the use biggest agricultural producer have been the loudest voices so far in the south of the country that was seen burning tires and bales of stroll, industry itself to lose while blocking the road, leading to a regional apple with some farm is also used tractors to dump tires rubbish and bundles of stool before assessing it on file. and the growing pressure, the french prime minister made a series of promises to the protest as in front of pawn, a pseudo tells us. but if the use of march, the b c, subsidy will have been paid into farm is bank accounts. we will be working with the reduced to make sure payments the on farmers are made in the next few weeks. some have been waiting for over a year. fresh farmers had been out in full force since monday afternoon, blockading the major highways,

heading into and out of paris. the seas of paris is what it's being called. now this here is the a 13 highway heading north west from paris, right out to normandy and beyond. now, a single day of protests last friday has now turned into a nationwide collection of well, what amounts to here as pretty much a street party, i would say complete with a food truck style concession, picnic tables, lots of beer, both in hands and on tables and other beverages being served up a tent with a tv set to the news to watch the coverage or any announcements that might come up . it's important to underscore that the interior minister as ordered the protection of these protests, adults, which really speaks volumes about the kind of public support that the french government knows that this movement has. we're talking 89 percent support, according to the latest docs, a pool, french finance, or gabriella tubs,

inaugural speech defense parliament on tuesday. having just taken office earlier this month was supposed to be about his grand vision for france, that totally got derailed. now everyone just wants to know what the heck is going to do, but the farming crisis. and i mean these 2 fathers cut loose and we have a minister who speaks very well. let's just say that. but now we want to see something concrete and i don't think there's anything concrete in what has been presented. we expect small the minutes that didn't mention any operational measures for the farming community. what was set on friday is a fax but with no further forward today. so the mobilization will certainly continue unless there's something more specific on the, you know, we started our demonstration last tuesday and it's less than a week. we stopped on friday evening waiting impatiently for the speech by mister tom was supposed to put every culture above all else. however, in the end, she did absolutely nothing to help us. today we went up to paris to help our colleagues, to show the government that were here. this can continue friends,

can mobilize and sold their to with our profession. several other departments can join us just as we did were here for as long as it takes, the prime minister said that you'll be cancelling the tax increase, not lowering the tax canceling the increase that was planned for $0.03 a liter per year on farm fuel which was meant to fund climate change transition and also introduce regulatory relief that really sounds like shipping an ice cube off of an iceberg. farmers blame france for grafting regulations of their own on to even more crushing e u regulations, which is french president evaluate and i called the golden opportunity to shift the blame or at least try to onto brussels. so he's going to pay a visit to on the electron cleaners. so the vendor lies the european commission president this week with in brussels. and he's expected to ask that the you stop

flooding the block with ukrainian farm products that are held to the same quality standards while crushing the value of farming products here in the front. so while the farmers and even my car now blaming the you, some of the french press has been saying that is for us as vaults. but the farmers here telling me that their grievances, long pre date, the situation and ukraine didn't pop up due to i do not think russia is to blame here at all. i believe a number of circumstances affect the situation, but we have been making these demands for several years. they are no longer new. whether it isn't the social sphere, ecology or means of production. i can't just stand by one thing that i've heard here is that ukrainian product. i've been coming into the u more since the ukraine costs like pop to us, but who is responsible for letting them in the you. turkey and russia were warning at the time that it was actually all ended up for a big chunk of it was ending up here in europe and turns out that wasn't fake news

because we're now seeing the impact of that on the ground right now. so many you paula mcmahon, the back stays the fall, moves outrage as a natural response to the plumber thing. they can all make life they had. if those feeding the confidence citizens, the reason why the farmer, this ox testing and the uh, based of the people, a simple cmt clock in a bad, a decline is living standards in europe. is that the fall? most of the dish and a very well organized, a low being who is the winter and so that has more time. so that has that's the reason i think why we see farmers protests. it's rather to be few protests, 5 people, the general. yeah, we come to one of the great paradoxes, view the you agreed agenda. the e was fighting it soon produces in order to reduce c o, 2 emissions in euro. but then the mass rely on massive imports from other countries,

without taking too much interest in the climate effects of production. and these countries, europe's kind of economic malaise, is a large, a lot to knowledge extend to time. the self inflicted is the result of a completely in the all take a private policy at the worst energy policy and the well, there's some old wall street journal called it is o d. someone could switch on the light switch in the hands of our politicians. this nightmare can be over relatively soon to the philippines. now what a war was, is hasting up between the presidents on his outspoken pre to assess them. formerly the rodriguez has a, has accused the income, but the ferdinand small costs of floating to amend the constitution. in order to lift the time limits and stay empowered indefinitely. this was a, it was a brand of the presidents, a drug addicts as well cause was quick to dismiss that allegation was also

responding in kind. the dispute is somewhat complicated by the fact that mister, this, what i tell his daughter, sarah, is a political ally of mol, cause and these, his current vice president vs need of support is of also being wildfire report admission from the international criminal quote. to pro the mass killings of suspected drug dealers during his presidency, which ended in 2022. we discussed the lights as well with what do we get to touch base for my presidential spokes pass and how it broke. or unfortunately, the president is acknowledging the philippines to be that cheap architect of foreign policy now. so when the people elected him, we believed him when he said during the campaign that he would continue with the policy of independence. fine policies, by the advice for me, a president would be good to what the depth and we know that he has not been new for it. and that campaign promised. no, but interesting. be enough. what pretty good. the recent events are doing. the president is heading to the current president as a drop i big is because of most of us i've been by allies of the house paper

including the just a secretary who declared that despite earlier pronouncements of the philippines rather than my presence, he would have bought a blue di succeed state majestic secretary of a sudden death by virtue of house resolutions passed by the lower house that made philippines without cooperate with icbc. and this has been viewed as i left them to actually cooperate and so far as what then should be arresting, the former president and the incumbent, vice president, and sending them both to the facilities of the icbc at the aide. and that is why i think the, the value has been passed because there's been a direct rep on the liberty of both the former president and the vice president. we don't know who's actually in control that has invoice, how speak or appear to be the re and be there if that's what it means right now, because what he says is in fact, what is being implemented? i think the present is also coming from the point of view that there's

a leadership vacuum and that unless the president type president shows that he didn't come in control, this may invite them anybody to take over. because we know that if there's, if vacuums often invite, but it's heavy adventure across the is wiley, boulder in lebanon, and all he has exclusively visited a full and a prison. what is wally backed, forces detained and tortured people in the 1980s during the lebanese a civil war. the facility was won by the so called south lebanese army local proxy of the as wally military, which controlled the area at the time. recently. where do you still kind of documents were built, these houses have multiple atrocities at the jail as well. do nice responsibility for any crimes committed as key on the prison, but the human rights watch and g o stays the country must be held accountable to use. yes, and that can, we recently visited the size of explained its significance to us. first and foremost, access to cm or southern parts of lebanon is just very difficult to come by for

a number of different reasons. right now the uh, his beloved forces are engaged with the, the, is really military and clashes and there is a great deal of back and forth. so access in of itself is difficult to come by, but there's also a great deal of danger that is associated with access to the so many journals have been waiting in line in a sense to gain access but have failed to do. so the significance of this visit, particularly though that is kind of take a trip back in time to understand how the region, particularly speaking, has had this history. many people like to refer to this conflict as a new conflict, but the conflict is far from old. according to a number of reports dating back to even 1999 human rights watch reports suggested that the israel, the defense ministry at the other is rarely politicians and figures had direct ties and links to the prison and fee. um, although they have over the years denied any involvement,

the remnants still exist today. and while we were there filming, we had the chance to observe and witness a number of significant events that have happened over the years. we break it down in quite a bit of detail, but the significance here is right now that prison, that dates back to the late 19 hundreds explains, is where those expansionism ideals. and that is very, very relevant today, which is the significance, which is what we are going to be focusing on as we take a tour back in time as we visit, revisit c, i'm jail, this is the side of the i'm jail behind me among the destruction in the rubble is where the detainees were held. and over the years israel has targeted this place specifically, and then attempt to destroy it and hide whatever evidence remains. what remains now is of course, the remnants of what used to be a jail detention center. but for many

a nightmare to the local say this poll here is famous and it is famous for one specific reason. they say that is riley's would tie up the prisoners and detainees high up, crucified them, and electrocute them in a display of torture. that could only be described as in humane because it is high up in the distance. the people in the surrounding villages could see what was going on. much of the structural integrity of the surrounding buildings had been kept intact in the corner. this is what resembles holding cells holding cells in which the israelis would use to keep the detainees and a method of torture specific for interrogation to get information from whoever it was they were interrogating. of course, working together with the local collaborators, they ensured that this prison was full of at least $5000.00 people, including $500.00 women. but it doesn't end there. the structure for the most part has been attacked. the ceilings have been destroyed. this one here has almost

completely fallen down more holding cells over there, and they don't just and there there's another one here which is probably one of the most barbaric examples that i could provide. they would keep the prisoners in here. and just for comparison, this is how small and talk the spaces. i don't think i would fit in here. it's difficult to advocate that anyone would fits in here. but they would be kept in these cells for long periods of time to ensure that they could be skipped to detain. he's talking this method of torture continued for many, many years until in the early 2, thousands this prison was shut down. this area was occupied at one point, and then these railways had to give it up. and when it did come into the control of the lebanese, to ensure that the story would get out and they are trying to do their best to

preserve much of what happened to you. these are just prime examples of, of the levels of torture that were implemented by the israelis looking inside of the cells. don't even think they're big enough to fit a bed inside. just displays a level of ensuring treatment by the israelis against the detainees. and see, i'm jail to the jail, of course, house different types of prisoners among them were women. there are no official numbers because there were no official records kept. but estimates suggest $5000.00 people were kept in fee on prison since the day it opened. and this wing here was the women's wing, which suggested these 500 people were kept here, 500 women that were also tortured alongside them, that the fear today is if israel decides to declare war against 11 on then c, m will become one of the many front lines, c, m,

jail will also be targeted according to locals. they suggest, whenever it israel decided to come into lebanese territories, this jail was one of the very 1st targets for a specific reason. they suggest that they just really want to ensure that what happens here many, many years ago stays in the past. but if the lebanese have anything to say about it, they will ensure that this place lives on as well as the memories. yes, and it can r t and c, m southern by been on the and the face of ukrainian on the style is on the battlefield. president vladimir polanski is playing the blame game pointing thing. it's a gemini and other circles allies for the inability to prevent the conflict in ukraine in the 1st place. yeah, to show on the model of from scott, and i'm disappointed in our life sholtes per se. but yes, i'm disappointed in the policy of germany, which during the occupation of crimea,

did not play the role that ukraine so deserved and that europe and the world so deserved. yeah, sure, i'm going to get sam should see i'm disappointed just by that that these countries we know them as there's only a few of them did little or nothing to prevent a full scale war. russia has chosen to look forward instead by focusing on lots of gaining more territory. but on rebuilding areas they have taken over all seas. steve sweeney reports on the as of maritime academy, which items to reopen. it. stores to students in september 2024 also being destroyed during the baffled full control of mariel pump. much of my report was destroyed during the battle for control to the states in 2022. some of the most intense fighting took place in and around. the pools in the still works. reconstruction is on the way, is my review polls 6 to read the benefits. so for the maritime hub, central to that will be the as of maritime academy,

which was destroyed in 2022 buttons to open. it still was a gain in september 2024. the 1st causes will take place here on september the 1st with i'm fishes plans for the site just for everybody. we're currently reviewing different variance of the project and these will be modem, buildings sharing, the same naval design. obviously, as this is the maritime academy. they will have conveniently out some comfortable recreational areas. the students will, the piles of sand rubble and building material we see around us now will not be here later. this space will be a comfortable in a yard where cadets will spend the free time pay will be square. west sales in uniform will form a good looking sailor. state always look great. and obviously the academy will be opposite. as with more than the equipment more than the bar trees are necessary. machine tools in one of the buildings we have a washing ship diesel engine, a huge engine which starts up and cadets learn to operate that then defies direct

for those of us to build university. explain the importance of the academy for the future of my view pole and how it will develop links with educational institutions in russia and beyond. and so are you currently we are restoring the university branch of the summer. stop all national technical university. the, as all from every time institute, we expect all university buildings and dormitories to be rebuilt by the end of the year. and we plan to receive $1500.00 students in our as off and every time institute, the education will mainly be comprised of naval specialties, such as navigation mechanics and various specialties connected with running a port in the fields of logistics and management. overall, everything that is connected to the c life of mary opal city and hopefully not just marry opal, but all as of and black sea areas. while the west of those, those who terrorized the city is a builders. so the real heroes of my view po, helping the city to 5 on small the this here is with the main strikes occurred. as

we see, the roof has collapsed support structures and low battery was damaged, as well as the status of the. it was old damaged by the strikes unfortunately. so now we will rebuild everything. the young people passing through here a key to the redevelopment of bobby, you put us a maritime hub. some of the cadets told us of the hopes for the future touchstone, but the opening of this is that you, it will be a great thing because there will be no need to travel far. as in my case, i have to take a bus for 40 kilometers. everything is close to can just come here and study. if not for these place, i would have to go to other cities or something. yeah, a sofa. i followed in his footsteps of my clothes, relatives, i have many sailors in my family. i've always dreamed of enrolling here. we hope that this institute will be restored soon. but we just decided to come here because i have wanted to be a sailor since i was a kid. and i want to travel and see a lot of different things. the world, maureen,

for those known globally. and because of what happened here in 2022, much of the city was flattened, but the price of redevelopment is impressive. people will never forget the horrors that took place here, but they have hope for the future as my view for rises. again, this is steve sweeney for all to embody, po, me, thanks for your company here, and i'll tell you international will be back to the top of the eye with all the very latest news updates. we'll see you then the the

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