andrew simmons, i just era, bucharest. earlier we spoke to kim's mare vitale. click go. he says ukraine desperately needs more. military support. main for him, for air defense and direct systems. because safety right now, it's mean priority for every one in ukraine. and yes, of course, we appreciate for support to political support, financial support, who may then help, but we need right now generators for now for our country, we need to also defense weapons and direct systems and defending systems because one more time safety is main priority for every citizens of our hometown in our country. it's situation right now hold the grain and also in capital is critical because after the last rake is a tag to our hometown is our infrastructure was also have huge damages destroyed. and we are fighting 24 hours to bring the water and heating backed to apartments to homes when our citizens actually right now, their heating can to water in the homes. but we have the deputy, the 50 percent of electricity as mean one half 1000000 citizens of our hometown without electricity, a jail,

andrew simmons. some breaking news out of china now for president jang zemett has died in age of $696.00. jang rose to power just after the chairman square. protests and massacre. he became chair of the chinese communist party in 1989 served this president from 1993 to 2003. and he is seen as one of the architects of china's transformation to a market economy and the global power. chinese state media reported he had been suffering from leukemia. chinese government is wanting protests of a crackdown as it faces the biggest protest in decades. and rest has now been reported in the southern manufacturing hub of one, jo residents, fort, which has not suited ryan police calling for cove. its 19 restrictions be lifted. similar demonstrations have taken place in beijing, shanghai, and other major cities. this week is the biggest wave of civil disobedience since present changing thing to power. a decade ago. china has reported more than 4500 curve at 19 infections on tuesday. johns hopkins university is trac

andrew simmons went to the northern side of the capitol, nicosia. he's been looking at efforts to find a way out of the deadlock. the vast majority of cypriots have never known anything but division men, their lives in this part of nicosia and right across 2 thirds of the island. greek speaking cypriots are in the majority walk through this checkpoint. and after the buffer zone, you're in this self declared republic of northern cyprus. one cypress is wishful thinking. that's what this turkish cypriot shopkeeper thinks. chrissy dear, i had them is that when you look at cyprus, dividing it into north and south as the source or to program far country to problems multiply and girl in the south. the greek cypriot. baker is also cynical you myself, that m as in the us, if our people, every one is thinking about their own personal interest, all the politicians up to now i haven't seen one politician who loves their country, their land, they love their position, and the ones closest to them, the foreign minister of cyprus says there has to be more outside h

andrew simmons reports from the capitol, bucharest. pledges of unwavering support for ukraine came from nato secretary general d. n. stolt burg, along with a warning that russia is weapon ising winter by attacking energy infrastructure, he says nato has found new ways to help ukraine. president putin is trying to force ukrainians to freeze or flee onto they. alice made additional charges, non little support, including fuel and generators, helping ukraine to address the consequences of rush also strikes against their power. great. and the u. s. has announced it will supply equipment worth $53000000.00 to help repair ukraine's electricity grid. earlier stalson burke had assured romania that its air force and troops were being backed up by extra reinforcements. romania has usf 16 aircraft that are replacing outdated. former soviet megs and their pilots are fully stretched. everything is under pressure. so we were in timely meetings all the time. we fight to again, the 2nd. romania coordinates with other nato forces in policing its airspace defense to the skies above nato's eastern flank ha

andrew simmons is live in bucharest. so andrew, you just heard there, the ukrainian foreign minister, a saying they need weapons faster, faster, faster. is he going to get his wish? that is an open question. kula is making a very strong point here, that the supply line is slow. it's slower than they'd ideally, like, remember, europe is trying to fuel ukrainian army with an immense amount of weaponry. needs that in order to continue this fight, but it's not just the speed of delivery. it's the type of weaponry. that's a question. because right now, air defense is a colossal area of need. we seek these russian attacks from the m missiles at strikes. and also drone strikes from the rainy and made drones. there are causing massive impact on the infrastructure for energy, also water supplies. and so what we're hearing this foreign ministers meeting is a lot of calls for assistance to try to repair this vast infrastructure. the u. s. is reportedly coming up with a plan to do this, but then what is the point in doing all the rep

all right, thanks so much to andrew simmons. let's keep this going though. we got rory challenge. he's life for us in the ukrainian capital now in care of. so rory, andrew, they're talking about what nato can do to help ukraine with its challenge. how does the battle field situation look for that challenge facing ukraine? i would say there's a very particular feeling in ukraine at the moment. i wouldn't call it fear, i call it anticipation. if you've ever taken a punch. you kind of know the sensation. it's when you've taken a breath in and your tense and you're waiting for that blow to land because ukrainians know it's coming lensky in his sunday address. that was going to be another huge wave of russian air strikes on the countries energy infrastructure. yesterday, that was all sorts of talk on social media about russian war ships with trees, missiles heading out into the black sea, russian strategic bombers being loaded up with cruise missiles ready for the take off spots so far. we haven't had the air raid sirens and the strikes haven't arrived. but i think the feeling is that,

along with more training in their use, andrew simmons al jazeera butcher, air base romania. now cutter is struck a deal with germany to supply 2000000 tons of liquefied natural gas from 2026. the supplies will last for 15 years, like much of europe, germany is looking for alternative energy sources after imports from russia, with severely reduced officers invaded ukraine. dominant cane is life for us in berlin, so dominic deal kicks in 2026 with the supplies. so how much relief is that bringing to countries like germany? from the german perspective, this is a deal which the minister concerned robert hardback has said is great. he said, from his perspective, this 15 year deal shows that category is part of the world market. he says that there are the countries in the world market, but let's be clear cut represents one of the biggest parts of the world market. from the german perspective, the governmental perspective matters. this is also good news because very recently they have shown the world one of the new floating l n g terminals. i've been to see it myself in the ports o

to break this down for us, let's bring in andrew simmons who joins us live now from london. certainly love to talk about, and particularly around those spending carts ahead of the statement. what does this mean to the british public when it means bad news, read a $55.00 days after being told that they would be getting tax cuts and spending would be increased. in some areas of the government, the british people are being sold to expect at tax at rises. and furthermore, 11 point one percent inflation. that is the biggest for more than 40 years, people are finding it hard to get by. and now they're hearing that their salaries will effectively be reduced millions of people because of changes which are expected in the taxi in contact system that will be a freeze is likely on allowances. that's the sort of caps you get with, with the actual rate of tax. that means that the more people gets in the way of wage increases, the more likely they are to get into a higher tax band that will cost them dear. furthermore, the energy oil gas and electric subsidy from the government is going t

and andrew simmons is lie for us in bucharest. so how much consensus is there, andrew of giving ukraine the sort of air defense systems it once more consensus is the word with nato. everyone has to agree and that will not happen. it's be made very clear. many times by store to burg, the secretary general that he is going to actually say continually that it's individual states that make their decisions about sending arms weapons are to ukraine. there is undoubtedly though, a desperate need to improve the air defenses of ukraine or they've been through so many weapon systems are in the continual battles with aircraft austin, b r i. unfortunately, we lost are linked where 2 and or pets with fine pick it up later. mass cov 19 testing has resumed in the chinese city of shanghai, that's after protest calling for an end to the government. strict pandemic policies . infections are increasing despite tens of millions of people being under some form of restriction. security is also been tightened. demonstrations are rare in china, but of sw

but as andrew simmons reports, former residents are still locked out. this is veronica mirage in turkish. it's been a ghost town since 1974. when people fled to escape conflict, greek cypriot, livelihoods, and homes were lost along with lifestyles of the rich and those with modest incomes . the towns been sealed off from time by its captors and the turkish cypriot north . that for the past 2 years, people have been allowed back into the town again, just a small part of it, mainly taurus on day trips. there are exceptions, like andrea's lot us. but for now he can only look at his property. he was 6 years old when his father's hotel was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. one of the 1st losses in a multi $1000000.00 business empire. we have 1st, i've heard that needed leslie for half a century. we're under going, it can monitor in crises of being locked out of our houses every day. there is no or stance here. well, the reason for these to be happening and to the it was heads can do better. but can they put things? taurus are coming here in increasing numbe

and i'm andrew simmons at nickerson airport in cyprus, abandon in the 1974 conflicts. i'll be reporting a rising tension between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah hello, we got some raid in the forecast for the korean peninsula over the next couple days . and eventually on to watch japan piece of cloud. they're just sliding across yellow sea associated with us, little weather systems, some snow on the northern flank of that. that'll ease its way out of the far north . east of china. rain coming back in behind and that rain will eventually move across c, r. c of japan. western japan western honju kata, seeing some clout and some rave for a time as you go through, choose day. not too bad on the other side of the mountain stoker at around 20 degrees celsius. but some pieces of sherry ran down towards that taiwan much of central and southern china will be dry and still warm in hong kong temperatures around $25.00 celsius $26.00 celsius. here as we go on into a whedon stay more for the south, shall continue across the year philippines, some lively showers coming throu

andrew simmons al jazeera nicosia. ah, it's only 2 weeks now until the world comp kicks off in casa, but cameron still don't know what kits they'll be wearing for the tournament. lay hunting reports. what to wear on footballs. biggest stage cameron's team are caught in a legal battle about which kit they can debut in the upcoming world cup. one manufacturing company had the deal with that was cancelled in july switching sponsorship rates to another company. now the market is flooded with the old shirts, and few of the new ones are available. click on conduct, i'm very happy to be the 1st camera roonan to have bullshit which i will, it proudly glamour. cameroon, and the canceled sports supplier are now in court, trying to resolve which jersey the team will end up wearing in guitar. you have a kitchen that wants to hang on to each charts, you have a mutual buyer, the market becoming and market for social carman achumba reasonable is fraud. it was joseph that were made by look at spotty, obviously, because the jurors is p

andrew simmons for inside story. >> let's bring in our guests who will be joining us from london today. we have the professor and public policy. a director of the new york economics foundation, and max is the head of inequality policy at oxford international. welcome to the program. patrick, is this an attempt to fix an economy that has been grappling with inflation? or more of a political attempt by the tories to build credibility that has been battered by blunders. >> i think it is a very political economic statement. it is attempting to restore the credibility. it is trying to create a platform for a conservative election victory. they are mapping out political choices and debates. >> the statement by jeremy hunt, he's talking about the need to hide taxes and cut public spending as somehow an idea. coupled with the decision by the bank of england. this is a plan to fix the economy? >> it is highly problematic. and we just heard today, a record collapse in disposable income per person. i will ask the question where this come from? it will come from policies including the one you just

but 1st, andrew simmons is standing by for us in bucharest. and andrew, what more is nato prepared to do to help you? crime host oldenburg is promising a wide range of measures to continually support ukraine at this foreign ministers meeting. there are a lot of plans on the table, but of course this is an organization of alliance of 30 states. in which consensus is the rule. not everyone agrees, not all the states agree that military aid should be given to ukraine. so you have coalitions of the willing, so to speak, that will be pledges of non leaf laid by nato itself, but that will also be patches of actual military aid by individual states. the major issue right now is as you heard in that clip, the winterized zation of this war, the use of the cold as a weapon by russia. targeted attacks. busy on the power infrastructure in the country. blackouts right across ukraine and also heating going to not no heating for people. there is a humanitarian emergency that's getting stronger by the day. now the has been already indications from the united s

i'm andrew simmons at nicholas airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. and we'll show you how the houston astros won baseballs world series for the 2nd time and 6 seasons that will be with far, later to sell ah, the death toll from a passenger plane crash in tanzania has risen dramatically the prime minister. now saying 19 people have been killed, the aircraft plunged into lake victoria earlier on sunday 26. people have been rescued. the precision air flight from doris salon was attempting to landed macabre airport in northwest henson in alleviate here. come on. mm hm. yeah. when the aircraft was about a 100 meters at mid air, it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had of rescue missions and firefighters from the province of guerra are on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety rescue efforts are currently underway in order to retrieve the aircraft. the ma

and i'm andrew simmons reporting for veronica in cyprus, a result city of london decades ago because of conflict. there are now contrivances over why it's being turned into a result again. on is 4 easy then women when a thrilling rugby while comp final against england and you will be here with that story and more ah hello. hi, fresh, it continues to dominate the weather across ships, a lot of try and settle weather around. we have got some cloud and rain just down around the italy through the atlantic, pushing across towards greece. larry of low pressure here, producing some live di showers, longest spells off right now their area of low pressure making its way in from the atlantic slowly but surely, bumping into i rary of high pressure. but we will see cloud and rain gathering across a good part of ireland as we go through sunday, pushing into a northern nodded late running the day. so bad. a ton of rain runs down into our port school. the go central air is lottie. dry single figures now for vienna and full read zurich wet or whether they're just around italy, easing across the balk

plus, i'm andrew simmons reporting for bratia and cyprus, resort city abandoned decades ago because of conflict. there are now controversies over why it's being turned into a result. again, not many, richard simm with all the latest world companies and nervous couple of days, kicks off. international coaches that we hoping there will cut takes the injury free in the last round of games before the cattle farms. ukrainians are celebrating in the southern city of her son after the retreat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invited in february. moscow had climbed the region as russian land forever. his jona, how reports the 1st time in nearly 9 months, the residence of have shown woke to the sights and sounds of a city restored to life. ah, see me. this is a small body square in the center. the word means freedom. and with it comes joy and laughter. ah, it's not time as such. but for as long as possible, they'll pretend that the russian army has merely retreated to the east side of the disney pro river. easily artillery range. as

andrew simmons live in bucharest, reporting on this nato summit. andrew, what additional aid can ukraine expect to receive from nato while start on berg has been spelling out his view and everything without winterized zation or non brilliantly point that russia is trying to use the winter as a weapon of war. in doing so, he's been giving assurances of weight unwavering support to ukraine. and what does he want to do? well, he wants independent states of their own volition to engage in deploying systems weaponry. ready systems to protect ukraine's ad defense is to use that it's as space to get it made much safer. defense against attacks from the air missiles, from bombings, and so on and so forth. he wants that to happen. furthermore, he wants to see much more done to try to repair the shattered infrastructure for energy water as well. and that could be where actually blinking the u. s. secretary of state steps in, in trying to help with a package of repairs with engineers and equipment going in. but of course that could happen. but if the air defens

andrew simmons takes a look at efforts being made to find a way out of a frozen conflict. the vast majority of cypriots have never known anything but division men. their lives in this part of nicosia, when right across 2 thirds of the island, greek speaking cypriots are in the majority, walked through this check pointed after the buffer zone. you're in this self declared republic of northern cyprus. one cypress is wishful thinking. that's what this turkish cypriots shopkeeper thinks. chrissy dear, i had them is that when you look at cyprus, dividing it into north and south is the source or to program for our country to problems multiply and girl in the south a greek cypriot. baker is also a cynical you, myself, that m as in the us, if our people, every one is thinking about their own personal interest, all the politicians up to now i haven't seen one politician or lumps their country, their land, they love their position, and the ones closest to them, the foreign minister of cyprus says there has to be more outside help. if there's to be any hope of a political solution, w

plus i'm andrew simmons at nicosia airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. samsung. how much were the a wall cup news? and we just 2 weeks ago there is a booth for whales, captain gas bail. i see health and a half feet when the eminent cup title for the 1st time ah, just out to $1300.00 g m t we're going to start in tanzania was 3 people have been killed after passenger plane crashed into leg victoria, the precision air flight from dada salaam was attempting to landed bicola airport in the north, west at tons in the teams from the army and firefighters. a leading recovery efforts 26 passengers have been rescued. lady kia optima mm hm. yeah. when the aircraft was about 100 meters at mid air, it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had to rescue missions and fire fighters from the province of cu get are, are on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety. rescue effo

but if andrew simmons reports former residents are still locked out. this is veronica mirage in turkish. it's been a ghost town since 1974. when people fled to escape conflict. greek cypriot, livelihoods, and homes were lost along with lifestyles of the rich and those with modest incomes . the towns been sealed off from time by its captors and the turkish cypriot north . that for the past 2 years, people have been allowed back into the town again. just a small part of it, mainly taurus on day trips. there are exceptions, like andrea's lot us, but for now he can only look at his property. he was 6 years old when his father's hotel was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. one of the 1st losses in a multi $1000000.00 business empire. we have 1st, i've heard a gun needed leslie for half a century. we're undergoing it many times, crises of being locked out of our houses every day. there is no air ostensible reason for these to be happening and to the toes. heads can do better, but can they prove things? taurus are coming here in increasing numbers. attracted

well, andrew simmons spent a dana casea with un forces on patrol in the buffer zone. ah, an island cut in to look to the north and you can see the turkish cypriots side of a frozen conflict from 48 years ago. a self declared state only recognized by the turkish government in ankara. its leaders say they want more influence in the mandate of the united nations run buffer zone. that segregates them from the majority. greek cypriots south of the island, hello to this is through to charlie. and there are tensions on both sides. the fact that besides do not talk to each other or creates an opportunity for or insecurity . and that's where the role of the united nations is critical. we have open communication lines with both sides and we work closely with both sides on a daily basis. the buffer zone has any airy stillness. it's a place that bill lies. the clamor of derision between people on both sides of it. time here hasn't moved on from 1974. it's a no go zone giving bygone snapshots of a conflict that took homes away from owners and left lives and property in ruins. even

andrew simmons has more on this from bucharest. the supply line is slow, it's slower than they'd ideally, like. remember, europe is trying to few ukrainian army with an immense amount of weaponry. it needs that in order to continue this fight, but it's not just the speed of delivery. it's the type of weaponry, but it's a question. because right now, air defense is a colossal area of need. we seek these russian attacks from the embassy tiles as strikes and also drones strike from the rain inmate drones. there are causing massive impact on the infrastructure for energy, also water supplies. and so what we're hearing this foreign ministers meeting is a lot of calls for assistance to try to repair this vast infrastructure. the u. s. is reportedly coming up with a plan to do this, but then what is the point in doing all the repairs? if you're not able to have a steadfast, impressive system of air defense to, to stop or at least seriously reduce the level of intense attacks. or the russians are actually making on all of the infrastructur

we will see you a bit later by ah ah, i'm andrew simmons and nick a fear cypress has long had an important geopolitical position in the mediterranean . but the islanders being divided along ethnic lines for decades. where now in the republic of cyprus, recognized by the international community, a member of the european union since 2004 and governed by greek cypriots for the lower part of the island is recognized by took here and controlled by self declared norman cypress. the island has been in a g, a political power struggle for most of the past 48 years. the un established a buffer zone. it's peacekeeping forces patrol, a demilitarized area known as the green line. but nearly 6 decades later, has the un failed. does the island need further assistance from the international community and how other regional conflicts, like the russian invasion of ukraine, impacting cypress, the minister of foreign affairs of the republic of cyprus, janice cast, the leaders, talks to al jazeera, foreign minister of a republic of cyprus, uranus castle leaders, thanks for talking to al jazeera, thank you for

now, indeed, andrew simmons, their force in london. thanks sunday night, queen says russia had targeting critical facilities across several cities and a new wave of missile strikes that leads to people having killed him overnight strikes has been lottery zalinski posted this video footage, apparently shot from a car of a blaster in the central city of denise pro, though, report explosions in the southern portrait, discern capital he. several cities are reported blackouts as russia stepped up a tank san ukrainian energy facilities. in recent weeks. while the deal is ensured safe passage of millions of tons of grain from ukraine has been extended by a 120 days. the agreement broke by the union to kia allowed grain shipments through the black sea. now it's been in place since july will expire this week. jonah health is long for us and the capital. keith has been following events. a all quiet for the moment, jonah, but it's been a very nervous day. it has the all clear it was sounded 2 or 3 hours ago now, but for at least a couple of hours

andrew simmons al jazeera, nicosia, ah, look at the main stories of following now ukrainian present nightmare zalinski has accused iran of lying about how many drones it supply to russia. on saturday to one acknowledge sending a small shipment of drones to moscow. but says that it was delivered before the invasion of ukraine. keith claims that kamikaze drones have been used to bomb cities and energy facilities. russia is demanding evidence that iranian drones have been used in the conflict ritual. williams, you will support duelling as iran rid of it. we're shooting that at least 10 iranian drones daily, while the iranian regime claims that allegedly provided a few of them before the start of the full scale invasion draw only yesterday 11 were destroyed. if you're on, continues to lie about the obvious, it means that the world will make even more effort to investigate the terrors corporation between the russian and iranian regimes. and what russia pays iran for such cooperation, different italy as a it'll allow the docking of one of 3 ships carrying refugees rescued from the mediterranean, bu

i'm andrew simmons at nickerson airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah. hello. high pressure dominates the weather across much of china at the moment, so lot of fine and dry weather is a little bit of cloud up towards the yellow sea. this system will make its way casias c into the korean peninsula, snow one, the northern flank or that and that wet weather eventually pushing into south korea as well. it will continue to make its way further. east was japan seeing some of that wet weather across western parts upon chew into arcada as we go through where tuesday. not too bad in t. ok by this. these temperatures around 20 degrees celsius. still a few showers into tie one much to try to last. you try but for central western parts and wet weather coming in here. wet weather continue across southern parts of india. flank are also sing lavish hours on the northeast lemon. soon. much of india is dry. it is warm as well up towards good rock where we seen temperature touching 39 ce

andrew simmons al jazeera, nicosia, the beijing marathon has resumed after 2 year break because of the current of ours . pandemic officials say about $20000.00 people are running the race this year. china strict 0 cove and policy has reduced the number of people allowed to participate is 38 people have been injured in a fire at an apartment building in new york. it broke out on the 28th floor of a high rise in mid town. people moved from the building, see the windows using rows because ease repair reported to be a lithium ion battery. we're now just 2 weeks away from the fif. a well cup right here in doha. visually impaired footballers from uganda hoping that cast a 2020 to look at their league a boost their clubs already doing well, but they think the world cup will grow interest in their game. po vanderhoof report . oh, it's like any of the training session. quite a bit with one difference. i figured blue book goods written. i mean they're doing when the pitch i'm really murdered my thoughts my my joy's up there because well there my, your dream of comes the reality. michelle, i, i,

since andrew simmons for us in bucharest will, earlier we spoke to vitale, clinico, the mayor of keith. he says, ukraine needs nato allies to provide more military support. main point, her air defense and direct systems, sir, because safety right now is mean priority for every one in ukraine and her. yes, of course we very appreciate for no support to political support. financials, board human than help, but we need right now. no generators are for now. if walk our country, we need also defense weapons and directors systems and her defending systems because one more time, no safety is main priority for every citizens of all hometown in our country. it's her situation right now in holy grain and also in capital is critical because after lost her rake is a tag a to our hometown is the, our infrastructure was also have huge damage is destroyed and we are fighting 24 hours to bring the water in. heating bag or apartment. so 2 homes in our citizens. actually right now there heating again to water in the homes, but we have definitely though 50 percent of electricity. it's mean one half 10000

along with more training in their use, andrew simmons al jazeera, boucher airbase romania. still i had an al jazeera why the turkish president is determined to create a security corridor along the border with syria. ah hello, there will be more stormy weather coming in across southern parts of italy, easing over towards the balcony, easing across in decrease over the next couple of days. i'm afraid we have got this nasty airflow pressure now developing across the western side of the men that will make its way further eastward cit. circ being force that way because we have high pressure up towards the northeast and that's making sure that the disturb weather stays across a central and southern parts of europe. with the high it is cold temperatures, no higher than around minus 5. in moscow, similar temperatures as we go on through the coming days can minus 7 as we go on 3 way to stay cool enough further west as well. single figures, for the most part. so 87, maybe 9 degrees into london and paris over the next couple of days when windy weather will make its way in across islan

andrew simmons, the inside story. ah, now lets bring in, i guess her will be joining us from london today. we have patrick diamond, professor in public policy at quinn, murray, university of london. alpha sterling is the director of the search of the new economics foundation. and max lawson is the head of inequality, policy at ox, from international welcome to the program. patrick, is this an attempt by jury hon to fix an economy that has been grappling with inflation, but answer for recession or more of a political attempt by the tories to build a credibility that has been battered by blunders. i use a very political economic statement which has find it to fundamental intentions long. you've already referred to, which is attempting to restore the credibility of the government off the disastrous mini budget in september, which rocks financial markets. but then the 2nd political aspect to this statement is trying to create a platform for a conservative election victory, 2024 when we expect an ex lashan to happen. and t

i'm andrew simmons at nickerson airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle a ways how i there if you're off to the east and made for some late seasons sunshine, i'm afraid you will be disappointed this little area cloud swelling away, just around italy pushing across and see into were grease that has become notice storm. avery bought 75 millimeters of rain into naples. are you running the weekend and it will bring some really heavy rain across good part of greece using ever towards cyprus as we go through the next couple of days. so there is a likelihood of flooding damaging winds. really nasty conditions if truth be told, central air is not too bad up towards the jo northwest house. there was some other wet weather just clearing away from that southeast corner of england down across the low countries. pushing to northern parts of germany and on towards denmark as we make away into our monday that wet weather will ease

andrew simmons has more on this from the request. the supply line is slow, it's slower than they'd ideally, like. remember, europe is trying to fuel ukrainian army with an immense amount of weaponry. it needs that in order to continue this fight, but it's not just the speed of delivery. it's the type of weaponry and it's a question. because right now an air defense is a colossal area of need. we seek these russian attacks from the embassy sales as strikes and also drone strike from the rain inmate drones. there are causing massive impact on the infrastructure for energy, also water supplies. and so what we're hearing this foreign ministers meeting is a lot of calls for assistance to try to repair this vast infrastructure. the u. s. is reportedly coming up with a plan to do this, but then what is the point in doing all the repairs if you're not able to have a steadfast, impressive system of air defense to, to stop or at least seriously reduce the level of intense attacks or the russians are actually making on all of the infrastructure

andrew simmons, al jazeera, bucharest, so, so, so to come here now does air, including anger and grief in the oxide. westbank rallies, 5 palestinians were killed during consultations with israeli security forces. and chinese authorities try to calm public anger caused by strict code 19 locked downs . marina stay with us. ah hello, we seen the storm clouds gathering across the deep south of the u. s. some really nasty weather starting to push its way in and it's all linked up with this cool there that we have across. so the north north western parts of north america, and much warmer air coming in from the gulf of mexico. so the cold, dry air that slips further southwards, and that is a recipe for some violent storms as we will see 25 celsius. therefore dallas is the 13 there in kansas cop temperature of a router minus one there. a for minneapolis as we go on through the course of where to stay. that all sinks further south as we go with a stormy weather, sliding across a deep south eating away from the eastern seaboard late in the day. i'm pleased to say we will see some live storms lin