this from happening in the future, sir, today i would like to ask how to involve the red cross, e.e. the red society cross of ukraine to the help of people, what kinds of needs do people have, how complex are they, and is it possible to cover as much as possible those needs that exist today, please, well, without need, they are completely different and even but in those still there are needs with which people turn to the red cross, in particular if we take western e.e. ukraine, there is definitely a huge number of forcibly displaced people, so part of the people returns to the occupied to the de-occupied territories, but the daily evacuation of people from the donetsk luhansk region from mykolaiv from the zaporizhia region and from the kharkiv region, which are also moving, not including to western ukraine, therefore the load on the infrastructure is huge, unfortunately, in there are no significant people, that is why there is a problem of assistance to forced migrants. and the red cross society gives and provides appropriate assistance in the form of money and humanitarian aid to the zone of our sh

the london teroboron, it looks very beautiful and harmonious. promises the president of the red cross societyraine, mr. pavlo, we welcome you , i greet you, good morning, thank you, sir, sir. well, i did n't even want to start with you about the red cross, but i'm asking you to start. let's go to the first source ugh, mr. pavlo wanted to start with yesterday's appointment, yesterday the parliament appointed a new prosecutor general andriy kostin, a people's deputy from the people's hearing, who before that headed the committee on legal policy well, he was responsible to the parliament for judicial reform, the parliament gave 299 votes for it how do you evaluate the appointment there are many pros and cons of this person, someone says that the person is very professional , there are no questions about her as a lawyer, someone says that this person is yermak, someone accuses him of the fact that he, for example, also went to the competition to the head of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office, but he did not pass the criteria of integrity because there, well, he had certain questi

of japanese materially supported ukraine after february 24 - these are data from the japanese red cross societyme time to note that many westerners the media are already drawing attention to the fact that japan has opened up to e.e. ukrainians who are forced to flee from the war, i.e. refugees, even figures are given that, unlike previous years, when japan did not accept people who asked for such asylum now japan has opened up. how do you explain that japan took such an unusual step regarding the acceptance of ukrainians? it is difficult to say for what reason it made such a decision . but it is true that japan has not accepted refugees from different regions of the world before. this time, it really is. it was unprecedented to make such a decision, ukrainians are called refugees in this war, and they use such and such a term in the joint-stock or such-and-such term. aggression - this cannot be compared with other conflicts, and this one is absolutely not evil on the part of russia and it came to ukraine, and they are really suffering from the people of ukraine at the national level, and they w

like the japanese to provide ukraine after february 24 - these are the data of the japanese red cross society and at the same time also note that many western media are already paying attention to the fact that japan has opened up to ukrainians who are forced fleeing from war, that is, refugees, even figures are given that, unlike previous years, when japan did not accept people who asked for such an asylum , now japan has opened up. how do you explain to yourself that japan did not go to such a typical step regarding the acceptance of ukrainians , it is difficult to say exactly why she made such a decision. but it is true that japan previously did not accept refugees from different regions of the world , this time it really took a precedent somewhere, such a decision was taken by ukrainians as refugees in this war they are also called anti-vaccination or such-and-such a term, they use the first, for sure, society has a huge understanding of a-a as for this war, that is, aggression - it cannot be compared with other conflicts and that and that or absolutely evil from russia has come to ukrain

in addition, on the roof of the building of the odessa regional organization of the red cross society of ukraine, servicemen of the ukrainian armed forces equipped positions with man-portable anti-aircraft missile systems, including foreign -made ones. on the adjacent territory placed armored vehicles, despite repeated statements by the interdepartmental coordinating headquarters of the russian federation for humanitarian response these and other similar facts have so far been ignored by the world health organization and the world community once again, the international committee of the red cross and other international organizations called upon by the united nations and the world health organization to influence official kiev and take effective measures to prevent the use formations of ukraine of medical infrastructure facilities for military purposes. combat crews of multiple launch rocket systems grad in the area conducting a special military operation force the enemy to give up positions, clearing the way for the advancing russian troops, as our ministry of defense showed, having

martin van alst directs the international federation of the red cross and red crescent society's climate center. he's with me live from the tract. it's no longer a case of it being wild weather is it's we obscene this year on year. this is the new normal, isn't it? yes, these extremes hardly knew normal from a scientific perspective, it's very explainable. unfortunately, our science, our societies are not adapted to that in reality. and that's why we're seeing the impacts that we're seeing today, including all the human suffering. and what the sewing temperature repeatedly show is how woefully unprepared we are to deal with them. exactly. now it's both been something that happened very, very infrequently was, is now getting much more common with the waves. indeed, almost every year in many parts of europe for instance. but also places that were already used to some heat are now getting heat that they've never seen before. so yes, we do have to adapt and we're behind of this, of course, as massive consequences as usual, of course, for the most vulnerable parts of the world. the most vulne

guest house in the kyiv region , they began to issue food kits from the red cross for the first time after the war, a new society branch, who will now be able to receive a grocery set and what will be in the packages, olena loginova will tell. here in this building, the hostomel branch of the red cross opened the premises were provided by local volunteers and now the residents are already coming here for humanitarian aid. all day work is boiling here, unloading another batch of food parcels, which will then be distributed to people for each package, a list of products is indicated in connection with the war, there are a lot of needy people, what happened even more before the war, we helped lonely elderly people, now there are many more categories of these people - it turned out to be better, in fact, they broke up our cell, there was a very good mood , the red cross, that's what now opened this red cross the cross is very, very necessary now, it is simply necessary, people are morally very difficult, people need help and products and a good word, local residents come here with documents, they are put on the list

many people from civil society are demanding an independent investigation by an international in organization into this into this drama. they are demanding access for the red cross, for example, and un organizations to the site. and if anything it has, of course, i left a very bitter note here and left people very determined to, to get to the bottom of these events. and of course, also that people calling for revenge finger pointing from both sides. here again, ukrainian officials accuse russian forces of carrying out these killings in order to cover up the mistreatment or torture of those prisoners. what evidence if any, do they point to? so the ukranian army maintains that no rockets have been fired at all in if guy and nor rockets have been fired even close to that region at that particular time. and her, they are a, they have pointed to pictures of this, of the site, saying that this is not the typical damage. a high mass would do. for example, some windows were still unbroken at very close to the explosion, which they say points to a local explosion. but not a major rocket rocket strike by these very destructive high mars. and the ukrainian secret service h

society, mr. pavlo. i will remind you that from the president of the red cross of ukraine, the former minister of social policy of ukraine, pavlo rozenko was on our broadcast. thank you for these thoughts and information, and now we will move on to a conversation about what is happening at the front. we are in touch with a colonel of the security service of ukraine, a reserve expert, military control for such mykhailo prytuli. congratulations, mr. mykhailo. i congratulate you. well, let's try to - first, let's talk about what the general operational situation is in the east and the south today. what is happening, why are the russian troops regrouping, the general trend is that russia received, let's say, an unexpected blow to its warehouses according to their ammunition according to their reserves which they have been preparing for quite a long time for an attack on ukraine and to this day they can not continue the offensive in any way and without this, the time has come, so to speak, for them to make some other decisions, they cannot advance but and they cannot retreat in the same way, they cannot retr

the red cross - this contradicts the geneva conventions on the treatment of prisoners of war . they have no movement. others will not be able to run ahead with children because they have no legs. society interested in whether our soldiers were tortured. in captivity, we refrain from comments on this matter, because we prioritize the safety of the defenders who remain in polonia to this day, unfortunately, i have not heard denis's voice for almost a month and a half. i have no idea where he is or whether they know about him or worry about whether he has the proper conditions and whether there is no torture. i do not understand at all why the geneva convention was created then if there is no mechanism for monitoring its observance, another traitor in the criteria of the residents of odesa during may sent intelligence data to representatives of russia and belarus, the sbu reported the attacker collected information about the movement of military trains by railway and the location of military formations of the armed forces of ukraine . the man also reported to the invaders about the possible locations of cruise missiles in the territory of the belgorod-dniester region. during the search ,

british red cross predicts that the annual heat waves death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time, we faced up to a hot future. and let's bring in the him. he's joining us from outside guys, hospice on london, so that the him how are the health services in government preparing for the wave? well the government is saying it's doing everything it can to get ready or but not everyone agrees to be blunt. there have been a series, as i said in my report of cabinet meetings with senior officials known as cobar meetings bars. johnson did not attend the meeting on saturday and has been criticized by the opposition labor party for a dereliction of duty really given the year the warnings that we are receiving. now on sunday already, we're under an amber health warning for the heat wave, but on monday and tuesday there is an unprecedented red warning covering much of england. and that is because the year experts say that there is an 80 percent chance now of breaking the all time you k temperature

british red cross predicts that the annual heat waves death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time, we faced up to a hot future. nadine bob al jazeera london of a 0 senior meteorologist everson fox explains what's driving the extreme weather in europe. where heat waves has occurred because the heat has been pumping its way out of the north west of africa, across spain and ports where we have seen a record breaking temperatures. carla cloud just off shore from the iberian peninsula, been drawing winds in from a suddenly direction that's going to continue making its way further northward as the source high. this area of high pressure here just ease is a little further east. was it opened the floodgates for that heat to surge up across surf france pushing up towards the u. k. by the time we come to monday, tampa is here getting up to around 35 celsius in london or more touch warmer still as we go on into tuesday and somewhere across the u. k. to into the south and east or suspect. we'll se

british red cross predicts that the annual heat wave death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time we faced up to a hot future. the d barbara al jazeera london protests as a backer on the streets and sir dan demanding a return to civilian rule and the capital cartoon security forces use tig asked to disperse demonstrators. sedans, military seized power from a transitional, civilian lead government last october. since then, anti military protests have been held in several cities daily. every week. dozens of people have died in the unrest. heber morgan has more from car to the last major protest was in june 30th that left at least 9 people killed. and more than 600 people entered when security forces use tear gas and lab ammunition. previously the u. n. and human rights groups have described the force used by security forces as brutal and excessive because in that, the de process had been large to peaceful with for testers, trying to make their way to the presidential palace. and it was t

british red cross predicts fits the annual heat waves death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. in much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time. we faced up to a hot future. nadine barbara al jazeera london, a cargo plane carrying weapons as crashed in the northern greece, killing all 8 crew members. greek authorities saith was traveling from serbia to bangladesh via jordan, but nearly a 3rd of the way into the flight. the aircraft made a sharp you turn before crushing in the greek city of command or specialist greek army investigators are now on site to determine whether any dangerous materials are left in the wreckage. same bas robbie reports. eye witnesses describe a plane on fire lighting up the night sky. the crash of an ant enough cargo plane, tearing through an open field. your husband, their neighbor, say a band with us beat them us. i wonder how it didn't fall in our houses because it came from a there. it was fearless, make. it had a noise i can describe and went over the mountain. it passed mountain and turned in, crash

british red cross predicts, but the annual heat waves death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. in much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time. we faced up to a hot future. nadine bob al jazeera london and in china, electricians are working to maintain power grids that are under strain due to the scorching temperatures. they're nearly 80 cities. it should read alerts this week with temperatures, forecast to exceed 40 degrees celsius. now voting has begun in a local bi election in pakistan's punjab province, which could end up having national implications. prime minister shabanni sheriff's muslim league holds a narrow majority in the provincial assembly, but that's under threat from inbound cons, p t i party, taken the province would be a major wind for the former prime minister, was ousted in april, will come al hi to join us live now for a polling station in the whole come out. so all eyes on the punjab as these make or break bile actions take place. how do you see the situation on the ground that ah will indeed go again, gary,

british red cross predicts that the annual heat waves death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time we faced up to a hot future. well, nadeem bother joins us now from south london and then that will how is the government in the u. k. coping with this, especially when you consider its own ready, overstretched health service. that's right. kerry, they're saying that they are taking things seriously. while trying not to panic. people really is the underlying message. if you like, there was a, an emergency meeting of cabinets and other senior officials on saturday. and boys, johnson, the prime minister, wasn't there. his deputy dominic rob has been insisting that they are putting out common sense or advice to the public. i stay hydrated. wear sunscreen, tried her, her not to exercise or do anything too strenuous, particularly on monday and tuesday. because while on sunday temperatures in the u. k are not expected to go much above 30 celsius. there's a 50 percent chance they could go above 40

british red cross predicts that the annual heat waves death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. in much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time we faced up to a hot future or let's bring it in a dame barber who's braving the hate and south london and nadine, how the health service and government preparing while they're saying they're doing everything they can eve of course. today on sunday there's an amber warning in place, but for monday and tuesday, for large parts of england, there's an unprecedented read health warning specifically for heat. we've seen it previously for things like floods and winds are and that sir, because the m, whether experts announcing is an 80 percent chance that the temperatures will go over 40 celsius or in the coming days, as never happened here in the u. k. the, the record is $38.00 degrees celsius. so there's been an emergency meeting on saturday of the earth cobra or cabinet members and senior officials. bar is johnson . the prime minister did not attend. he's been criticized by the opposition for

british red cross predicts that the annual heat wave death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. in much of europe, the increase in heat waves poses urgent questions about how society adapts from education to working patterns, to transport and housing. some believe it's high time. we faced up to a hot future on a day baba is live for us now outside, guys, halls, hospital and londoner, nadeem. i'm obviously the health services gonna have to deal with all of this bow. seriously. is the government taking it there? well, they are taking it very seriously. neve, if you consider that they've held a series of emergency meetings, known as cobra meetings, with cabinet ministers and other officials. the latest one came on saturday, birts boris johnson, still prime minister for now did not attend, chose not to attend that meeting. it has come under some criticism for it. the new hell secretary steve barkley has said that extra measures will be brought in for monday. and tuesday, in terms of ambulance services, which are wearing a lot of people, he said there will be more people ah, ah, working as cool handlers and extra working hours. he's also suggested that hospitals, like

society in this one. listen, how is it that, and it's the ukrainians who are dying. it is understandable to appeal to those there to the red crosst forum there, the manifestations of which will be ions, the red cross and other humanitarian organizations. if it weren't i don't give a damn, moreover, i'll say it even harder, if i needed you, that's it, this is war. this is a massacre. it means that they, of course, told me about what deliveries they didn’t talk about, i repeat. yesterday i said today i will repeat. i would come here, general secretary, stand here and say if you want to listen , you don’t want to shoot, but here is my task, as secretary general, he will stop, then he will. let 's let's talk. let's uncover the current status, whatever. let's not all these people, what they say is still a weapon. more weapons more weapons are still weapons, a logical question, so he needs peace, after all, or something else, in my opinion, something else about the other. it means that he made a very revealing and significant performance. uh, so anthony blinkin's deputy to the us secretary of state and he said we'll be with ukraine un

society in this one. listen, how is it that, and when ukrainians die, it’s understandable that you always appeal to such people there, to the red crossneeded you, that's it, this is war. this is a massacre. it means that they, of course, would not shipments did not say repeat. yesterday i said today i will repeat. here, the secretary general would come here, he stood here and said, listen, if you want to shoot, go. no, well, here, my task, as general secretary, is to stop him, so let's, let's talk. let's say there's the current status, whatever. let's not all these people, what they say is still a weapon. more weapons more weapons more weapons a logical question, so he needs peace, after all, or something else, in my opinion, something else means, he spoke very indicative and significant. eh, that means anthony blinkin's deputy secretary of state and he said we'll be with ukraine to the end. that is, he understands that the end will be he himself said, he himself admitted. everything will end. yes , about no people will die. you roughly understand, unfortunately, your tasks. and this formula and this formula to the last ukrainian. th

in addition, on the roof of the building of the odessa regional organization of the red cross society of ukraine, servicemen of the ukrainian armed forces equipped positions with man-portable anti-aircraft missile systems, including foreign-made ones. on the adjacent territory armored vehicles were deployed, despite repeated statements by the interdepartmental coordinating headquarters of the russian federation for humanitarian response, these and other similar facts are still ignored the world health organization and the world community once again, we call on the united nations and the world health organization, the international committee of the red cross and other international organizations to influence official kiev and take effective measures to prevent the use of medical infrastructure by the armed formations of ukraine for military purposes. now about our military, who courageously fight against the ukrainian nationalists for the freedom of the inhabitants donbass in the ministry of defense spoke about the courage and professionalism of russian fighters sergeant artyom glinka