of the most of them died 6 was incredible genocide the the well it's centered kitchen aid organizations as usual. lots 80 credibility to investigate the killing of $5078.00 work as a gas, and not south of the id f admitted despite is the claim to pull it was competing had last. members, the i can see why cards bearing 33000 plus this territory to the lives was in the gaza strip. thousands pay to the streets of the ron and the huge show of support. football is fine as a civilian desk toll and gaz of grows ever hire. a russian investigator say there is

a clear link between ukraine and the wrist in moscow. terror attack after finding photographic evidence on one of the suspects, mobile food, the kind of a welcome to washington national i a michael, quite chat with the latest updates on the well, the central kitchen says, these are all cannot be trusted to carry out an independent investigation into the deadly idea of strife and it's a convoy 7 of the organizations work as we killed while leaving the food warehouse . the idea of assistance fired to senior offices, although he claimed its force as for the way pocketing him as the militants. we demand the creation of an independent commission to investigate the killings of our colleagues. the ideas cannot credibly investigate its own side. you're in garza oh sense. okay. turn these out. rangers right now and doesn't seem to get ready to

accept these roles. apology, you this thing runs, they stress the idea of a video of fails to show any reason to keep the humanitarian con voice, which carry new weapons and pose no threats. they call for a systemic change to avoid more apologies, more grieving families and more military failures is most recent. one was fall from the only deadline mistake by his really army. on monday night 7 workers from the international charity that provides foods relief in prices and conflict zones, including starving, gaza, were killed when their cars clearly marked with the organizations logo were heats after the team had been loaded food broke. so there's probably a student in place by seats in the area in the area by the way, where the u. s. is planning to build a ports to bring humanitarian assistance to gaza using mary time rules and on those killed were a citizens of the us was trailer canada, the u. k. and paul and how soon in driver also died shortly after they me is that

it's happened these really leadership admitted, unintentional try and involved a trends, parents pro, an earlier on friday, the army published the statements calling. what happened a mistake? the investigations findings indicate that the incident should not have it could. those who approved the strike would convinced that they would targeting onto myself for a test and not world central kitchen employees. the strikes on the vehicles is a great mistake stemming from a series failure due to a mistaken identification areas and decision making and then the tech country to the standard operating procedures. the idea of roy supposed to be dismissed to officer is operating drones involved in the killing and disappointing 3 others saying all 5 mishandled critical information. but it seems the world is not ready to let's have another deadly mistake buys really on the go. here's a very harsh response from the un human rights kind of so for the 1st time and 6 months of the conflicts taken clear and firm position, condemning israel,

attacking people or objects involved in humanitarian assistance may amount to a war crime. as a high commissioner has repeatedly stated, impunity must and b u, as total price body also adopted the resolution i learned friday, demanded to stop all arms sales to israel to close. prevent further violations of international humanitarian law and violations and abuses of human rights. its trust that the international court of justice ruled in january that there is a plausible race called genocide in gaza. and ever since things only got worse and they have, how is sweet and, and clay fridays resolution also calls for an immediate cease fire, immediate emergency humanitarian access and a systems and also to n. the is really the occupation of the west bank and is jerusalem considered illegal? according to the international law, at least the siege, all the guys,

a sweep and the vault, the idea of invading densely populated raft. fine guys of south were up to 1500000 people now sheltering sky conditions with israel saying it is ready to launch a large scale operation. there are 2 fights have mass miller, tens, israel's and bass. so that to the un in geneva slammed the resolution as a stain for the human rights council and for the u. n as a whole. but it seems that israel is getting to a deeper and deeper international isolation. and we have to do something with that . with more on the global, loud rage of the killing of a 7, a walk is by the relative really to be silent about the dead. so 33000 policy, the ends of the past 6 months here as archie is don't know, quarter across the main stream media stories of 78 workers from the world central kitchen kills, trying to provide relief in gaza. buying is really air strike. israel face is

global condemnation for what, what it calls a mistaken strike. the wealth central kitchen is posing in scarsdale, operations of to 7 of its workers were killed in an air strike one palestinian and 6 foreigners, including one dual american canadian, as well as an australian and europeans. and is rarely officials are under and unusually high amounts of pressure to take responsibility for their actions. first of all, this thing is where the government's apologizing to the families of the aid workers carols, including the 3 families and breton, all of us have expressed breast grief about this guy. right? but all you apologize, the frank, to be frank, if you let me on christian is no point attacking me already. i've just arrived have to talk to you. i'm just also a simple question. i want to add onto that. you want to apologize, allow me to wants for this was a mistake was minute. so you can apologize already. you don't need to know that the precise details to issue an apology in the greeting family law as something. there are grieving families and we agree with them because clearly, so here in terms of traffic has happened. but while the uproar now you'd have to be

from a different planet to think that this was the 1st time a handful of civilians were killed by israel. well, most of the 7th day the aid workers had passports from western countries, and that's enough for western journalists to hold their politicians speak to the flags, to the beginning repercussions of united states. i mean, i know you're gonna say that you're waiting for the, the results, the investigation, everything. but as we've discussed them in the, we've had this before, investigations, we keep seeing these results. it wasn't usually something i think are $208.00 were so controlled by right now is we're going to push them to do better as we have done since the beginning. you have a definitive assessment. that's no violation. so it's so we have not at this time concluded that israel has violated international humanitarian law. but these are very much ongoing processes following the masonic peoples of info, the violation of international humanitarian. your, your question presumes at this very early hour, that it was a deliberate strike that they knew exactly what they were hitting,

that they were hitting a workers and did it on purpose. and there is no evidence of that. it's about time, some serious public attention was given to the plight of aid workers in gaza. and in this case, the chief of world central kitchen says his staff were deliberately targeted by the israelis and part of what he said was not a war on terrorism. but a war against humanity itself, for its part, israel says it's supposedly high precision military technology. ms identified its target. this to ike was not carried out with the intention of homie w, a. c k. a well, cuz it was a mistake that followed me say then defecation night during the war in a very complex conditions. it shouldn't have happened. oops, that's also how tel aviv is brushed off the over $12000.00 children that have been killed in gaza since last october. i figured that surpasses the total number of dead kids in conflicts between 20192022. just one. look at the l. c. 4

hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming forces being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such astronomical collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in gaza, is now with the civilian dest, holding gas, and now, passing 33000 people have taken to the streets in the iranian capital, the mazda, the audio codes day, which is dedicated to the blind to policy unions are the is use of july lee was among the crowds. people with a capital around the country or marketing. the display already with the palace media, people, the lives friday of the casting mom is meant to raise awareness of the

palace, the login's i guess as well. and calls from jerusalem designated back in 1979 bytes for media. and it has since been widely observed in the country and other parts of the world this year. so it stays totally different from the previous services. are facing the military campaign by israel now. and it's sort of a resolution to the occupation of palestine present age even more urgently ever today. there's time around, demonstrators have been anger, i guess the idea of why burning these really flag insurance to israel. basically,

they want to ship to big dollars, fine. holding signs with awareness raising messages, i can see why cards bearing the trigger 33000 plus for staggering the lives was in the gaza strip since the complex demonstrators also slammed the rest of these were the attack that killed the number of central kitchen, the choir because the drive, which they say shows that is real, does not stick to any international law. we can also see pictures demonstrating the scale of the destruction of the hospital, which stands to really lame to be an operation to printers here. sorry about the

united states continues to support the idea. obviously there's a few days as well as sort of facilities and damascus on monday, which officers the military you can choose from people providing assistance to the syrian army. of course there are no revenge which are to know how many rail. 4 projections for arc

against israel. * american bases on washington where you bring the kids to be ideas. these people are in the shared folders, these really the tracking diplomatic conditions as an active russian against the countries sovereignty added on s or so every year seems how big, what state change based on the latest state of affairs message remains the same. which ones are wrong bit to see this, they address a to show moments to ship the policy the cause while one has called on most of the make sense to turn off on projected that

situation let's turn to east africa now where somalia has expelled b and bassett, of neighbor, and you'll see will be a low spot centered on the dispute about access to a port in the break away region of somebody. land. mogadishu says it's territorial integrity boss, be respected, a smell this 17, its sovereignty in light, of se, open interference in our internal affairs. we've demanded if you up as an investor leaf within 72 hours and our closing consulates in how gauged and guttural way. i'll reserve in protection now territory is steadfast. bolton shows has been inflamed up between somalia and u. c. o. p s. is just the by signed a memorandum of understanding would briefly region office to model the land under different circumstances. the kind of deal between ethiopia and somali land would

have been actively straightforward, because one country grounds if land lots nearby access to c port add by extension to international trade. an invitation is rolled at a political price, but some of the land is just a defacto country. and since the political price was nothing this, then it's the o. p s taking steps towards recognizing some of the land. as the southern states. serious repercussions have followed us since that deal discussion on the 1st of january, this, the, the, some on the government to call these and best suited to ethiopia. and immediately it declared the blocking the accord uh, national priority to days off to the use of the m o. u. somebody president signed a parliamentary bull decree entering the deal not in void. busy a position to the deal spread quickly among the public and government officials participated in the young protest marching the somali capital on the 11th of january, this. yeah,

and that is quite a lot that some on the is, i'm angry about more than just the, the idea that you might recognize that somebody lands independence, somalia accuse is just by of middling. and it's been sitting in the face that initiating discussions about in the fee of state with a um, uh somebody land without even trying to notify move out to you soon in advance. and well some more oddly, officials say they do not object to. so you get to your appeal, i'm not the ports. i'm gaining access to a port along the some of the are close to for commercial purposes. they draw the line actually, if you open military installation on what they consider. so monte sewing, this is of course deepened by the fact that mil got issues not really sure what exactly is in the memorandum of understanding which is now creating the conflict between the countries. on the other hand, if the opium prime minister and somebody lands president has presented the deal as

a major win for the respective national goals. but before the time you remember random, the closest you'll feel called to, to the ownership was some agreement in 2017, but opted that's everything just fell through. and of course to add to the epi center of the whole conflict. as somebody lands been reported, which occupies a strategic position in the whole north africa and lies on a very busy shipping route for traffic to and from the middle eastern, eastern africa and the main beneficiary of all of this. and this whole complex power place could be somebody like, even though it is the time to move on, break ways, stay from somalia, that has the persistency pursued independence for 33 years. it has states institution, it has the military and is functioning, political and economic system. but it's independence is not recognized by any country. and somalia considered as somebody lined up to be part of its territory.

and why is that the opiate is impinging upon its southern c, but what we do know so far is that to the resulting crisis could escalate as the model is rolling into a national supports to the deal walk at the open, somebody lined up, he has determined to go ahead with this deal of service and indeed somebody officials the fee f. the dispute may place into the hands of our subaru, which is the missteps insurgency, somalia, and said that paula rice has the region the russian authorities say the photographic evidence found on the phone. so the moscow terror attacks aspects proves a link between the atrocity and the war and you cree to do for you. so that is the terrorists phone contains by to images of people and comma flush along with the ukranian slug and destroyed houses in the background. it also contains a ukrainian postage stamp with an obscene gesture. this evidence may indicate

a link between the tara stats and the special military operation, a set of investigative actions and operational measures of being carried out to verify the involvement of representatives of the cranium. special services and international is the mess terrorist organizations in the organization and financing of the terrorist act. an investigation here in russia has been ongoing since the heretic abundance of the 22nd of march, which took the lives of 144 innocent civilians. we have seen a number of arrest, a series of criminal charges for ford, and obviously investigation unfolds. we are getting more and more information about the forces which choreographed the attack. the latest is the data from the phone of one of the atrocities suspected pub. the traits of which they actually tried to throw away understanding that it would probably incriminate them father. this data has been analyzed. what does it show? well, 1st off, like we had photos of a male in mid it tree,

fatigue straight. and then you prayed in slack, holding a chain with a symbol of ukraine. that's the tried and photos of a tank of the buttons out building, presumably from the wizard, plus an image that really became eye clinic. and the days of the war, thoughts of the ukrainian soldier standing on snake island, giving the middle finger to a boston shit. this really went down in the annals of history. it was a legend, almost a vote. ultimately, it proved to be nothing up but missed, and that's not the deluxe, which on the morning of february 24th 2024 on the, on the bus. 3 of the start of the special military operations. one of the co conspirators on the instructions of the curator found screenshots of images of the entrances to the crocus, says the whole building and access roads to its own internet resources, and sent them to have the suspect confirmed all of this in his testimony. so clearly the 22nd of march atrocity was not

a spontaneous. let's go and show top crow cuz it was meticulously pond. it was coordinated with a number of players and the consumer was chosen as a target months in advance just to be clear. and none of this proves anything definitively. no location of the photographs or people in the photographs have been identified as far as we know. but what the investigation is thrown, upsets me lends father create in store top. russian officials have been saying for weeks, which is the one way or not the ukraine figures had, but it was no innocent bystander in the bloody events of that day. numerous ship items, this attack was prepared by radical islamic and was facilitated by western special services ukraine. special services also have a direct link to it. what does ukraine supposedly need to do to prove its worth? commit sabotage and terrorist attacks. that's what ukraine security services and the british security services have claimed. oddly enough,

the americans have also spoken about this repeatedly on those whether you specify the us, the u. k. and ukraine. those 3 countries were behind the terrorist attack a 2nd course. you and, well, i think so we're currently talking about the findings that we have. and there are some general developments. it seems that the thing is, all beings of being pointed at ukraine, but have, have the west of the reaction to all of this. can you tell us a bit more about the well fuss me? it is important to note that not if there is a rest of the sofa of ukrainian origin, almost all have central asian heritage on sympathies with is the most extreme is on the bottom. the pigeon has been very clear on this, on how this was a calculated political decision by the mazda mind of the tact designed to stoke on to my going on. as the so big sentiment in russia, which of course is home to more than $6000000.00 foreigners over 90 percent of whom come from central asian states. i see numerous victims,

russia. it cannot be the talkative terrorist attacks by islamic fundamentalist. we have a country that demonstrates a unique example of into faith harmony in unity, into religious and ethnic units 8. and in the external arena, russia behaves in such a way that it can hardly be an object of attack by is let, make fundamentalists. but the goal of undermining the unity of russian society, especially in more than conditions, is certainly visible. moscow has long maintained that the gunman was simply pull ones and this why did to political day and that's a true architects of the atrocities still remain at large. very possibly a broad, now not point given current events. and given what we know about tips modus operandi, it was probably only natural that suspicion would for on ukraine. but really, this suspicion became even stronger off to the very old reaction of cubes

allies to the terrorist attack. the atrocity was basically still ongoing when washington came out in 1500. besides, it's isis pay, we've made that determination. nothing to do with you quite and doesn't look at you crate. now just reiterate. no investigation had been opened yet. no one had even mentioned new point. in fact, crow class would still literally bonding. and yet here was washington already defending its ward. it really seemed like a case of the late of protests too much. there's no indication at this time that ukraine or ukrainians were involved in the shooting. but again, this just broke, we're taking a look at it, but i would disappear you at this early hour of any connection to ukraine. there is no evidence at all that ukraine was involved in this because ukraine was not involved in this. there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that ice k is actually and by all accounts responsible for what happens that talking about ukrainian involvement of or how

much should we believe them? but i think we have very little confidence in and the thing the russian government says there is absolutely no evidence that the government of ukraine has anything to do with this attack. the media of course, occurred all of this measuring most of those concerns as baseless. but like i said, we really do need to look up the ukranian pay book. and very sadly, terrorism does feature that web thought is the meet up for that to list of needing american politicians, john les officials, celebrities. why the thoughts? right? get a couple of things. what about to blow up the crime in bridge? so keep this civil side game they've admitted as much to spot. is it true that the security service of ukraine was involved in the elimination of such persons as kiva cyrus and starsky? can you give any details if this is the case, then? yeah, your question is exactly the right one, especially we cannot particularize this in any way, but at the same time i'm ready to disclose the details to you. so that is the

context to the latest developments in this investigation. the task now will be unraveling, all of these threads father that they need most goes security services to the most mind of the massacre on, if indeed they do end up leaving to the landscape. government in kias will this be a watershed moment when ukraine's allies finally stop turning a blind eye to the bloody and terrorist actions open, increasing the rogue state? where the, how the situation might play out in ukraine is the focus of the latest episode of golding on the ground political science professor, that john de mer share boss. it's down to share his thoughts and you can text the show throughout the day, but the care is a quick preview. you see, you look at rushing media and global south media. there's talk of doubling down by nato countries. the crow, cuz whole massacring must go the ties to the. i mean,

you might want to explain what isis k is, because i think most people around the world see it is a capitalized by us policy in afghanistan and iraq and syria. people are saying they are doubling down on it and fronts a has plans, according to the russians. i'm sending more than a 1000, maybe one uh 1000 foreign legion nato for it. and he chose a country member of soldiers to help zalinski of which page. and it said that they will, they will um, react to that military. i don't believe the french are going to send troops into ukraine. i believe the americans will tell them in no uncertain terms that that is not possible and the germans will do the same. and i think to be significant resistance within france itself. if i'm a crown and tries to do that, or you were talking before about the possibility of the west using nuclear weapons

to defend ukraine, should the russians, when i think that's extremely unlikely, i think the united states is not going to initiate nuclear use. i don't even think we're going to think seriously about that possibility. and again, i don't think we're going to send in troops either. i think that we will just have to accept the fact that we lost in ukraine, and what we will do foolishly, i believe, is everything possible to undermine russia's position in those parts of ukraine that it ends up annexing. and more generally doing everything we can to cause trouble for russia moving forward. so even if we get a frozen conflict, i think what's likely to happen here is that you're likely to have an intense security competition between ukraine and the west on one side at russia on the other side for the foreseeable future. and the potential for escalation in this

competition, this nasty competition will be significant. the china has one of the philippines against provocative actions in the south china sea . the aging clay, in the manila might be acting on the forward ins, lines and reaching its commitment. i don't think so. how can we show when the direct cause of the current escalation, the maritime disputes between china and the philippines lies in the fact that the philippine side were lined, some external forces, violating its commitments, and repeatedly provoking disputes to defer. the meeting signed should immediately stop its infringement of the law and provocative acts by, by its own commitments and the relevant understandings and consensus reached by china and the philippines. attachments had been high between manila and b, g, and rigid bonds over a territorial dispute in the south china sea. and that's against the backdrop of the philippines. adopting a new security doctrine. recently,

any time these forces use water can onto prevent a supply ship from the accessing philippines military. i'll post a move that enraged my the money law. all commitment to maintain be a pc or a match rate will always be that. so any attempt by china to interfere with resupply emissions will be meant by the philippines in a fashion that protects our troops, football, philippines, present, presidential spokesperson higher. rogue believes that manila is hedging its bets with washington in case of a spike in hostilities with badging. they would only be an escalation department, but usually nighted stain comes to investigate the philippines because of the mutual defense treat email, which is a protective security agreement. that really means cops after that the united states will come to me. so as to but um, actually i see no basis for the americans to declare war against a child that exclusively on the basis often these people.