or, and remained at dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the pricking use this, our ukraine strikes up forwarding school in russia's cursed region, reportedly being used to shelter dozens of refugees, dots according to moscow, which is called it a waterfront. did you? i didn't pull it comes after evidence of a power into cleaning and military atrocities is on covered as russian forces research areas in the crisp region where at least $22.00 civilians were finally killed. also ahead on the news our, the west spike and gals that was, comes close to 200 former palestinian prisoners as 3 is really hostages. arrive and tell it to be part of the ceasefire. a gals as russell border crossing

opens for the 1st time and almost 9 months, allowing wounded palestinians to enter egypt for treatment. we hear from that was finally given the medical life we had hope for treatment after they called us when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel. then they refused my travel, citing, i am a team. i asked for help so that i can travel in to fix my eyes to actually feed, refuse to allow my brothers to support me earlier. the welcome to the news our and our to international my names you. then we begin with breaking news. kia has committed a quote war crime and unoccupied russian time by striking a boarding school in the critic region, knob is, according to most was defense ministry. a force is committed to another war crime

by launching a targeted missile strike on a boarding school in the city of su, job. the launch of enemy missiles from this to me region was recorded by russian defense systems. this publication is aimed at distracting the world public from the atrocities of the key of regime, which were committed in the village of roost coy professionally in the coast region destroyed by the ukrainian armed forces on a civilian facility. once again demonstrated the terrorist in human nature of those who are in power and key of the well that's cross now to r t corresponding to ego or shut down off for a more ego or indeed, tickets through watson merging about this attack on the status of the time where it happened. absolutely, you didn't well russia and the russian defense ministry has accused key of, of carrying out basically of commission will crime by carrying out a missile strike against the boarding school in the town of subject in russia's quarters region. basically, according to the russian defense ministry, they have,

they are saying that they have detected a missile strike launched from this to me region over the u. k. of, of the country of ukraine. and they're saying that those massages, they headed right towards that voting school. in the vicinity of the course region of russia, and that's a target civilians, according to the russian defense ministry. this basically, this action taken in this war crime committed by ukraine was to distract the international attention from a world truly harrowing discovery made by the russian soldiers into the village of arose cooper, rich staff whose corporation is one of the villages that was most recently liberated by the russian forces in the quote, a scrooge an overall shot and vad the russian soldiers, they discovered in one of the basements. basically they discovered bodies of civilians who were not just killed but were brutally executed by the ukrainian troops. i did a report on that,

he's an extract from it. do you see that it was meant to be a standard clean up authoration instead. a bloodcurdling discovery fingerprints of ukraine's months long presents in this village, the above you. a. how do you typically do yet? yeah, jim full is do those little, i mean, these civilians were killed by straight bullets. they didn't just happened to be in the way of a random piece of crap. no. they were restrained, tortured and executed with a diabolical meticulousness. the well, which is it is, what do you do? you're not the leader who script, but each the is one of the villages most recently liberated by the russian forces in this region. and as they rounded up, those ukrainian soldiers failed to flee. the settlement. little did the russians

know that one of the captives would it be next to the processing? it's a so that we raped the girl with particular cruelty. then i made her neil and then shot her. we went to another house, there were 2 men and one woman. we cut the veins on one of the men's hands. we decided to mock him just like that. then we killed them both. after that, i raped the woman what made her niel and shuddered. so all these images is truly something that he doesn't want the international community to pay attention to. and speaking of sujata, it is under the ukrainian control right now. it was arguably the biggest target by the world for the ukrainians. see at the very beginning of the border and cache and the, the carried out that they launched back in august last year. but that particular boarding school, it was well known for russia. it was well known for russia that the ukrainians, they did use it to hold civilians and they even use it as a bit of a, something of

a prison for civilians in sewage. in fact, russia did use it, did actually hold the national attention, tried to pull the international attention to that very boarding school using being to national platform of the u. n. and basically they did draw the attention to it saying, and the rest is permanent representative to the un accused ukraine of using that boarding school as you of using it as a concentration camp, quote and quote, his, his exact words regardless of the rush, it has numerous pieces of evidence indicating the concentration camps were set up in a number of settlements controlled by ukrainian militants. but in the course of regent civilians who were unwilling or unable to evacuate as more forcibly brought their feet. for instance, between 70 and 100 civilians were forcibly driven into the basement of the sewage

or financial and subjected to moral degradation. used for filming propaganda, stories for ukrainian with the informed media. so again, there is no clarity and no don't, there's nothing concrete as to how many civilians and how many people and whether or not there were any civilians at that particular boating school. and so there is no confirmation as if to any civilians were killed in that strike that russia right now. blaine's on ukraine. but given that the given the history given the page agree that the ukrainians have since the very beginning of their incursion into the codes region. because of the rule, there has been documented evidence. and there has been video footage confirming that the ukrainians that to their well for instance, rounding up civilians and forcefully having them evacuated to ukraine from so just given that they have a really they have to shed, little consume,

they have show looking, concerned toward civilian towards the civilian population and towards this really is that we're trying to flee to russia from sewage up. for example, out, there has been plenty of video evidence and video footage confirming that the ukrainians they were shooting up for you and well understood, complete civilian cause that we're trying to police from suits you at the very beginning of their bordering cash. and again, so really right now, it is unclear as to how much you over a humanitarian, how many, how much of a humanitarian disaster this strike is. but russia is adamant, and russia is blaming this on ukraine. taking us through that with all the details are ti correspondent equal or shit down off. well, let's delve into some of the points raised there with the former a pen to go on. senior security on the left, michael maloof on this might go through to see if thank you for your time. first of all,

you've got to have accusing russia of attacking its own citizens on russian soil. the problem ukraine has here, of course, is that it has previous, in this very region, your view, all the misfire will strike on a school turn shelter. this was my understanding that the ukrainians actually launched. attack comes at at the sergio and some 100 people were killed. and despite the fact that it was listed as the same and uh and uh, cyrillic people. and that should have been an indicator that uh there were there were people in there and, and then the ukrainians decided to, to, to basically accuse the russians as your site, which would represent a potential for a false flag operation that they, that they undertook. but the fact that attack comes were used in this latest

episode suggests, but uh, it clearly came from ukraine. and by doing that that, that, that may suggest that fed the western countries, typically united states may have been involved in the targeting. and, and also the permission to do that. now for standing, the fact that we have a whole new administration in the office and the yep, the attacks are continually. so it's, it's, so this is something that the right place should be made, made very public and, and broadcast and, and i think pressure needs to be diplomatically, needs to be put on the united states, to the trump administration, to, to order the ukrainians to cease and desist if they're trying to negotiate some kind of final settlement. the russian m o d say is michael up by blaming moscow for this attack. key of is trying to divert public attention from crime is committed by

its forces in the critic region. if that is the case, could they be successful in that or maybe from the western po uh standpoint, uh they, they probably, uh, well, i don't think that they'll be successful, but i think that this is all part of a propaganda war by the ukrainians are desperate they want to, they, they want to show that to you. they want to suggest that the russians were firing on their off fire and on their own people and. and they had said actually set up uh uh, had actually done that and she can but and blamed it on the ukrainians when in fact it is just the opposite. and. and as i understand that the weather conditions were, were such that it would not have been possible. 2244, russian forces to have done any of that anyway because they were firing off in another direction. so it, it's, it's a, it's of it is a very desperate move by the ukrainians to, to do this. and it is a, can i suggest

a cover up of what they did do with this others. and that m a m a, this other city in the course screeching which was described earlier. so it, so to say the, the fact that attack hands were used clearly shows that your cleanings were involved. this is just the, another aspect of this the, the timing. and could it be connect to the recent ukrainian buffalo feel the seats on the ground? do you see any link there? oh yeah, it's desperation. they're, they're, they're trying to leverage they know the ukrainians know that they're having to that, that is coming to a resident to come to a conclusion real fast and, but they're going to have to do. they're trying to gain as much leverage as they can to whole territory and, and then m a and then undertaking the these attacks try to cast blame and make, make russian forces look bad when in fact, just the,

the evidence suggest otherwise. so yeah, they're try the leverage and, and, and the way negotiations are going on separately. they have clearly some back channeling going on between the trump administration and russian officials to try to find a resolution to the frank crisis. and i think they, as litski realizes that kind of pressure so that they're, they're desperate to, to do what they can to cast the russian forces in the, in the worst flight. and in order to get, give a, give an outward appearance of, of good versus evil. type of thing on their to good and, and the russians are evil, but the fact that attack them. so we're used as clear evidence of who actually committed the, the atrocity. and so i can take over a 100 people, i guess them were killed, were waiting confirmation. just verification to exactly all not but in terms of am,

you know, when i talked to a correspondent michael, i can't recall they might have times that they've said to me in, in don't boss in the in person. this is dawn in an area where there are no military installations present. essentially, that civilians are here. they are being attacked, it looks directly. so with, with that being the case, it doesn't have to even be factual. you just have to know that there, there is no military there. what, what do you expect to come from? not the, the, the fact that the people civilians are the ones being target other than the military to. well, it's, it's, it's meant to be a terror. uh terrace at uh they're, they're, they're trying to terrorize the population in the, in the course region, and that's very clear. you're right there. they're all of their targets. for the

most part, some exceptions have been civilians. and in this case, if a 100 people were all were documented to have been killed, but that's my trust and that that is a war crime and, and especially a civilian sylvain school. and that is not that is not a military target. so i think that it's best that, that, that, that the, when be informed of it just, nothing is going to come up. it's ultimately, but you're getting the message out there. and i think it means, ultimately that russian, that mr. clinton will probably undertake a major, major calculation, and i think he's probably going to act now for the next 3 months in order to try to bring this thing to a military conclusion. because clearly of this, the landscape is not interested in sitting down and negotiating for the final so

that we should just point i to or to our viewers that we are waiting, verification on, and the fatality and casualties numbers. as regards to this incident, of course, when it comes in, we'll bring it at to you. michael for nice. thank you so much live from washington dc, micah maloof, former pentagon, senior security. unless, i guess, let's turn attention now to the middle east with the latest exchange of captives in the downs of were happening earlier than that is the 4th to date, a bus carrying palestinians has arrived in town units in the church. we saw the 183 people and all were set free from this really prisons on saturday and return free hostages were released by from us in dallas ortiz, middle east, corresponding re, it's an osh that can tell us more. we're thing develops very fast and smooth during some of these exchange, just an hour after 3 is really hostages. were free buses with the release palestinian prisoners started moving from all for prison. the only is really

military jail and you want to find west bank that serve as the gathering point for all day to be freed. and the basses quickly arrived here to downtown the police times key safety where massive crowds have welcome them. families are for seagly, anticipating the return of their loved ones and friends, but also own, or a random policy is they say it is a momento form ration for the entire nation. their hair haze paused with a motion and made some tennis, enjoy a 4th grade, and would also pain and sorrow for over 47000 gallons. who was killed in 16 months or more with question in everyone's mind being why the deal was not sought earlier months early to avoid casualties. we can't in a row for the present or exchanges between these role and i am asked the milton to please me. hostages is room for 183 prisoners, only 22 of them came here as 150. now ex prisoners will be sent to

gaza among them. 7 serving live sentences will be the pull to to the college student quite at all. there as why originally from gaza and those who were arrested during the war will be returned home to the suite one education citizen. besides back to a gym until now is will release almost 600000. seeing prisoner is another assessing hundreds to go to the end of the 1st stage of the deal. we have been able to speak to many of them, including those. we need some sort of it all stress. that's a deal. let's say well, some of forth hoping to last is a solution to the broder is where the palestinian crisis, let's say, can i have been in prison for 17 and a half years. the feeling of freedom is indescribable. and incredibly sweet feeling what they treated us very, very harshly. everyone suffered beatings,

abuse insults. they kept torturing us until the very last moment. right up until they handed us over to the red cross. hopefully soon those still inside will also be pre that just so they will be released and re united with their families. god willing not actually to send it to i was there for 22 years and 3 months. i can't describe the feeling you can see for yourself. how do you think the situation was in prison? sure, if you see the prisoners, you can understand what it was like inside. every prisoner has been waiting for this moment to re unite with their families. the message to the world is to tell them that there is a people of people who deserve life on this land, who deserve freedom to live with dignity and pride. they deserve to live freely enough occupation. there has been enough oppression inflicted on this people for so

many years and we have all thoroughly been able to discuss the faith of now ex prisoners and the waste. the result was really foul, assuming for us who they had on the palestinian prisoners. hello. thanks for listening. the kind of certainly of these prisoners whom you have seen today. and those you saw a week ago, you watch, all of them who are being freed from captivity is, was never going to release them. instead of israel was planning to kill them any over the past 2 years, and netanyahu has worked tirelessly to instill in us without list any belief that we are incapable of achieving our national aspirations. how this scene you are witnessing now, that is our direct response to netanyahu, telling him that you know, we are indeed capable of achieving our goal of statehood initially. yes, the negotiations were tough and exhausting. and if not for the presence of widespread international and regional will, disagreement would never have materialized netanyahu. and we all notice neither he nor his ruling coalition due to their small and petty political calculations if any,

want this ward and very common sense. a manifesto is also voiced by the leaves as an investor, the to the international source of justice. the country has just 20 something files to join. solve that because genocide case again, stays roll at the i. c, j and a is part of the so called, hey, flu form just for something, my 9 maces and so forth. so alice time, thanks for listening. ceasefire doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pot type still. how can we sit too low on a pod, tight in addition to exist? what right does a nation that is a general side of an apartheid mission? or is she that regime has no right to just as such, and we have to talk that into our vines and stop this nonsense about the

right to defend them to one which is what, right. ok, that's not the defense. i mean there is much talk about the grow the solution to the crisis that has yet to be this. * know all i saw on the see far deal just in the middle of the initial phase of the agreement. that is involved 3 painters, the 1st 2 washing home to 2 days. age 7 truly is really supposed to be completely from the gathers to what are the end of the house to a change in the palestinian flavin off to that what will happen to thousands and thousands of dollars is the slaves, the firms homeless due to the guy will be with him to any questions too early to awesome, as we talked about it, we have to wait to see how it plays out. re, if ignore the earlier, is really like to come us of mistreating hostages during release proceedings and threatened to put. busy future exchanges, the latest swap went ahead after a number of countries that mediated the ceasefire talks guarantee that security off

militants were phones funding guard of the hand over location before the breakfast . local say they have been waiting for the prisoners release for a long time. dealing with everyone i owen, a hands you know of would be a confusions, prisoners presenting the ground, display victory bell of and we ask all my to god will if you live with this will be and then much of trial before everyone done and in front of the israel, excuse patients, that could patients that will vanish, god, religion, as those of values doctor controlled him and that we all now observing the dream that has waited for 15 months. if the dream is coming true. now that is that we are in the middle of gauze. i see. this is a scene of dignity and pride. now that the prisoners are being handed over to something that israel wanted to do only by force. so now they are being released through negotiations, pulled over emotional scenes with families on both sides were united after many months of separation, relative shed tears of joy, unimed brace, their loved ones,

who they felt may never be seen again or to contribute a rubbing firm and reports from central television where people gathered to celebrate and watch the live stream of the exchange were here at hosses square in the center of television, where for many, many over a year, many, many months, about 15 months, people in gathering trying to demand the hostages be released and today, saturday morning, 3 very important hostages are being released. keith siegel, 65 years old, is also an american citizen. who was to that from far as us offered, called her on 53 years old from nero's father, all 4. and of course, the identity of is 34 years old, who sadly announced about a year ago. he was forced to announce michael moss and the video that was released to the public. that they reported that his wife and children were killed and it is really bombings. let's ask some of the people why they here is just amazing to the people coming out to support the families that has been through the most terrible,

terrible times. and it is really powerful and we've been here before, but that was all these people that was the 10 people in the flags and everything. and the tables with empty chairs because we're still missing our brothers and offices. but now there are the big screen says the nice is the atmosphere is just incredible. so yeah, it's really special. as you can see right now they're releasing one of the hostages . great emotions of joy here and hosses square. so every time they show on the big screen that houses are being released and transferred to his rally custody of hundreds of people. we are clapping and singing and crying, of course as great fear for the the bus children, which there is reason to believe that they did not survive the is really bombings.

this is robbie berman reporting from austin square and telling me so many developments to keep you aware of the much anticipated reopening of the rough uh, border crossing has taken place as well as the condition of the is really her mouth ceasefire deal, kansas health ministry. so he's the 1st 50 patients have crossed into egypt for medical treatment. israel is, however, reported they conducting security screenings at last and quite some time afford or, and medical stuff to under cover any links to them us, despite an increase in humanitarian assistance to get us an upcoming medical evacuation aid organizations are raising the alarm over the dyer reality of policy and living conditions on the crucial need for more to be done. when did people making their way to reach of helping sharing their experiences? so the m, as of today, the shrapnel is still stuck in my eye and i have lost sight. then we had hope for treatment after they called us in when we boarded the bus,

they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel, then they refused my travel, citing i am a team and i asked for help so that i can travel it to fix my eye so that i should actually did refuse to allow my brothers to support me early. now they both of them suffer. my disagree and my daughter has complained of some cardiac problems and need surgery. as you can imagine, the bombardments have affected her case because i'm a but now she is going to go outside of gaza for medication. thank god. who would want to get them handled in uh, with god's help we have referral papers and the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory. i connected with these patients who are boarding, the boss are among those it was follow stadium fits what have 1000 follow stadium patients. well, i'd be nearly waiting for treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients arrive for it for the time being will be able to move outside of that 3rd,

3 for 3 to meant along with their escorts. family members on daily basis within that throws data between i'm us and as well that has been met did. over the past week, rami i read r e r t at gauze as ship a hospital in gaza city. okay, before we go, a reminder of our breaking news. most school has like shoes, t, as of committing a quote war crime in an occupied russian tone by striking a boarding school in the crystal region. that is, according to russia's defense ministry, there is no information on victims. at this point, the attack comes after evidence of a part into printing military atrocities was on covered as russian forces re took areas in the critic region were at least $22.00 civilians were violently killed.

russia has raised the alarm. i bought this before on numerous occasions last year in september, mosque was permanent representative to the un. i choose key of, of human rights violations in the curse which is region. we are of course, following the topic on air online as well. we'll keep you updated as well. now this where we leave and use drop for not, but don't go too far. as more programs get their starting moments here on or to international goodbye. the afghanistan have is attracted conquerors attention from time immemorial. in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century. the british view,

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