but are bard entry to neighboring libya? the group stuck in no man's land includes women and children. why are they fair and what's next for them? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoy them. hundreds of people from various african countries all hoping to reach europe are stranded on the border between libya and to nature. between asian authorities want them out and libya won't let them in many, including women and children. so they have no food, water, or shelter, and are relying on a to survive. so why are they stuck in the middle? and how is this stand off arisen? will be asking that and exploring the wider issues with our guests and a few moments. but 1st, this report from make up some sharif a loaf of bread. and a bottle of water is hot to come by for african microns into 2 nice and pump city effects of today's violence and full sticks functions. people are gathered provide to food supplies, distributed by lucas denise in the fall, and to help us. so police side of the amount of t

it can go to libya, you have a crisis in its own that's too dangerous. so for me to meet again, the mediterranean becomes the only last desperate solution. i mean uh, we only have a couple of minutes left, but i saw you nodding along to them. what i found was sitting there and it looks like you want to jump in, so please go ahead. it was just uh, i was just agreeing with what has been said and i think that's what she needs it needs to do is to prosecute anyone or harassed or who attacks migraines in the past few days because i think that's the also an important issue. um, what's going on is horrible, and you mean, but besides you, the choosing people, not the only security forces that they're, that they're deporting. people can, using people are becoming aggressive and hateful towards the black people. engineers. yeah, it's want towards migrants. this is a very dangerous situation for them, and i wish we could do liquids take this seriously. and i seriously come to them with those. so when i try my grades, sorry to interrupt, i'll let you finish in a 2nd

and libya next door has the same sentiment, habits of so on illegal immigration, it's known that libya is a bridge country to europe. report say hundreds of our, of an african illegal immigrants come to libya where the state is burdened with their expenses. from accommodation to health care, from electricity to fuse, this is taking a toll on us citizens the for the ship a. this is a minute tries border in the searing hate, it's no place for people to be stranded. the violence may be down to a minority of these people, but it's the majority who suffer, whether it be here in the deserts or risking their lives on boats. andrews simmons, which is 0 from meanwhile not at china, is following the story from tripoli. the situation and xbox has been tense for months and that we've a breaking point. protestors of residents protested in the city against the presence of african migrants and that god violent a man was killed. local officials tell us 3 people have been arrested and invest and then the investigation is under way. this is a north african problem. it's not just unusual. libya in previo

he says the push backs to libya are illegal. why libya is not as safe come 3 and the lead the cannot be a safe for park off for the same vocation menu, say, these drills are part of an e u policy to externalize its borders and keep migrants out other se, libya and authorities committed widespread abuse against migrants, but these officers here say they are just trying to do their jobs about china. oh, to 0 off the coast of malta. a trial dates has been said for former us president donald trump on charges of mishandling classified documents. a federal judge has set the case for may next year. that's after the republican presidential primaries . trump is his party's front runner for the 2024 presidential election. he faces 37 felony counts related to the case which he has pleaded not guilty. 7 of the largest u. s. companies involved in artificial intelligence have agreed to follow safeguards set by the white house, amazon, google meta, and microsoft, or among the tech giants making these commitments. they are promising to make the

but recently this year to media has overtaken libya, just to give you some numbers. according to the you and refugee agency. 33860 migrants and refugees have arrived to italy from tunisia, olivia below that at 27860 you. in fact, finding mentioned earlier this year said that my grandson refugee is based widespread abuses including arbitrary detention kidnappings, torture, forced labor and weight. so people are looking for a safer alternative. so there needs to be a solution where people are given these migrants and refugees are given a safe haven, an opportunity job opportunities, and to be able to feel safe here in africa. now training, which is 0, tripoli, so most of the economy, hair analysis, era of west wing and drugs pro u. s. secret service finds a bag of coke paint, storm, winehouse, know me and find out why somebody dumps to fish us. turning their attention towards the different kind of the media, you know, as to cracked, kind call me, mr. apple, only to be disappear. of families, tragedy entwined with a violent chapter in the country's history. what do you

know where to go. desperate seems play off along. tennessee is quoted with libya. hundreds of microsoft stuck without food. tribes is lights and social media, john and that's a unveiled it's rival up to take on switch the pop, the 2 days of israel's air and ground assault on the janine refugee camp. palestinians have now buried that 12 were killed drunk as well as the guest ministry operation in the off by the west bank. in 20 years. one is ready, soldier was also killed. more than a 100 people injured during the raids and thousands were forced to feed their homes . i'll just bear with me the abraham reports from janine in the occupied westbank. this should be the tiers coming events, son. sammy was a fighter. she knew he could die any time. she promised him she won't cry. i promise she has to break. what was i going to do? break his legs to stay home. what future awaits the many of these things were killed by his reading and forcing. now, he followed their footsteps, the just before these really assault on jeanine and the occupied westbank, she message to me so he can come home. his an

n, there are over 700000 migrants in libya. some people are telling us that they want to be deported back to their country. others that they want to go into europe. what are these people here? the situation is that's where it would train up on the libya if division border is there any meet here is opposing issue thing and suicide bombings called a police station in the southeastern province of system. below just on at least one officer has died in the attack and the city of san down police are investigating other expect authorities more details by seeing the prosecutors are describing it as a terrorist attack. and 2 of gunmen have behind in iran for a shooting as a shrine. last year, 13 people were killed and others. when did, when gunman sold the shot drugs trying insurance? remaining government says the attack is attached allegiance to iso us treasury secretary john. that yellen says washington and beijing need to work together to addressing x, the central threat of climate change. edging low talk did focus on climate finance

there is a new trend though. tunisia has overtaken libya and previous years. libya was the main, and the main transit hub were migrants to the part to reach europe. but because of abuses that migrant space, they don't feel safe here in libya. un fact one you mentioned earlier this year found that migrant space widespread abuse including the arbitrary detention kidnapping, torture, even rate. so we're seeing, we're seeing migrants and refugees trying to look for a safer alternative and they've been going to to media. but from what we seen in the last, in the, in, so this is the incident, is that, that might not be the case. and malik, as you've said, libya doesn't want these microns, so how are they likely to be receive their a well, look. according to the international organization, for migration, there are 700000 migrants in libya at the moment. so uh, you know, we saw yesterday, the acting interior minister said that the situation can continue like this. and he also talked about how the e u is providing uh, the living coast guard, with, with a frigates and, and, and, and, and boats

there are, however, according to the un, there are more over 700000 migrants in libya. some people are tell us that they want to be deported back to their country. others that they want to go into europe . what are these people here? the situation is desperately valid. train up on the live? yeah. it's a vision border is about to join us. no lights on the city of the whereabouts as you call them, it is from the libyan boda. with soon as you could save you with this uh, malick that you've had time to reflect and analyze the situation of those migrants and what that facing. i mean, how bad is it full them in? how quickly do they really need help in the blistering some of he's well, so help their situation is desperate. i cannot express in words how died or the situation is, i mean from what we saw of many a. some of them won't last another couple of days. if this situation continues. i mean they're hungry or thirsty. some need immediate medical assistance now and if nothing is done, if the, if, if the, if the libyan entering agent authorities a, someone doesn't act and ope

those wall stopped being with tons to libya. like china joined one of the coast guard boats as they are calling it operation dawson, one. taking place of the cost of a letter, this is the 1st ever joint naval exercise between molten lava and the dogma is this is a great exercise in the great motivation for our staff to learn and develop themselves . one. the agreement signed by the letter in tripoli in 2028 that caribbean migration from libya across the mediterranean sea to malta has seen much success in 2019 more than 3400 migrants arrived here by sea. but following the agreement, those numbers have drastically declined every year. so far this year, only $142.00 people have reached molto from louisville. the migration problem is, is not only more types of problem if there's some view problem and bought them. but we are a small island in the center of the method there in, in, and the we, we are affected more than other countries, according to officials here. these drills are part of a training program to help libya develop their

and libya next door has the same sentiment, the so on the legal immigration, it's known that libya is a bridge country to europe. report say hundreds of our, of an african illegal immigrants come to libya where the state is. but it's with, they're expensive from accommodation to health care, from electricity to fuels. this is taking a total on us citizens the for the show. this is a minute, tries porter, in the searing hate it's no place for people to be stranded by. the violence may be down to a minority of these people, but it's the majority who suffer. whether it be here in the deserts or risk of their lives on boats. ridge, andrews simmons, which is 0. nobody else from a senior united nations figures say there's been a rising report. so sexual violence against women and goes into don soonest. fighting began their 11 weeks ago. this is the heavy fighting between the 2 dogs on me and the permanency rapid support forces continues in the capital. how to the army says it's also intensive operations in neighboring under one witnesses say the armies special forces have been deployed in t

so this is a north african problem, and particularly in libya and antonia, in previous years, libya was the main trends of help for african migrants a trying to reach your pin shores. but this year to media has overtaken libya, just to give you some numbers. uh, c arrivals, according to the un refugees agency from to media to italy. we're at 33860 so far this year, whereas libya is 27863. so to these, you have this, your has overtaken uh, libya in regards to migrants reaching europe. and what we're seeing is that's because in libya, a migrants don't feel safe, they're arbor arbitrarily detained. they're putting detention centers if they face wide spread abuses including detention, including torture, rape force, forrest forrest work. also. so many are we're thinking many, many, many migrants are thinking that to media is perhaps a safer departures. and, and, and, and, and what we're seeing now is maybe that's not the case, and some will spend the reaction of libyan authorities to the expulsion of these migraines. to live in florida. as you've said, this is something, this is an issue tha

of our, of an african illegal immigrants come to libya where the state is burdened with their expenses. from accommodation to health care, from electricity to fuels. this is taking a toll on us citizens the for the show. this is a minute drive porter. in the searing hate, it's no place for people to be stranded by. the violence may be down to a minority of these people. but it's the majority who suffer. whether it be here in the deserts or risking their lives on both sides. andrews simmons, which is 0, no, but in some still to come this off out. residents remain calm, is that felicia, despite russia and ukraine, accusing each other filtering to stage an attack on the nearby nuclear power plant . and how have, on the residence of coping as cuba is crumbling, infrastructure saves more than a $100000.00 of them without running water. the the hello, we've got fine weather across, southern positive here. that's the good news. some more the to up towards the northwest in the coming days. but at the moment we have got this area of life pressure still spinning away. please bring out to the nor

and libya next door has the same sentiment, habits of so on the legal immigration, it's known that libya is a bridge country to europe. report say hundreds of our, of an african illegal immigrants come to libya where the state is burdened with their expenses. from accommodation to health care, from electricity to fuels. this is taking a total on us citizens the. this is a minute drive porter. in the searing hate, it's no place for people to be stranded. the violence may be down to a minority of these people, but it's the majority who suffer, whether it be here in the deserts, or risking their lives on boats. andrews simmons, which is 0. so the head hair on alex's era, west wing drugs pro us secret service, finds a bag of cocaine on the floor of a white house will be the hello. we've got more very heavy rain in the full cost, the central parts of china right over the next couple of days. mayor, frontier showing is had once again follow that lot of cattle right up into this every flight pressure vessels in the sea of japan. metal suite 3 quickly. so what's the weather for time across japan

well, of course, it is fundamental that a ceasefire was achieved in libya and, uh, in, and it is very important to achieve genuine national unity to prevent the territory of the olivia line from turning into a zone of confrontation with a third state. russia, for its part, understanding all the complexities of this process , will do everything. something we have depends on in order to contribute to this positive direction of interaction of all the forces of the lily itself. i hope that we will have the opportunity to talk more about this in more detail. thank you very much. i will give the floor to the president of the transitional period yes of the republic dear president of the head of state of the russian federation and the government of the russian federation dear present mr president russia and africa, this partnership is based on a long friendship, sincerity and mutual respect. this gives a special character, of course, our relations do not have common languages ​​or any common, much in common with russia, however, we have been cooperating since 1960, when our country gained ind

there are over, according to the un throw over 700000 migrants in libya. some people are telling us that they want to be deported back to their country, others that they want to go into europe. but with these people here, the situation is desperately valid. train up on the web. yeah, it's a vision border. a loan soon rains across spock, installing have triggered floods and land slides which have destroyed homes. at least 55 people have been killed and dozens more injured in the past 2 weeks. most of the fatalities are in the province of punjab, somewhat buried by long slides. others electrocuted during the annual heavy rains. come all honda has moved from the whole and there's not enough gain gods. and as you can see, some of the lower lying areas are already and then dated with the rain or that it was indeed a record rain fall on wednesday. the average rent for the, for the city of the hall, which is focused on 2nd largest city home to $14000000.00 people, the average jane headed about $628.00 men limited for add them. however, on wednesday we had $291.00

there are over, according to the un throw over 700000 migrants in libya. some people are telling us that they want to be deported back to their country. others that there wants to go into europe. but with these people here, the situation is that's where it would train up on the live. yeah, it's a vision border. it was that like ation of balls inside the bus, it is on you representatives as visiting janine and the occupied westbank for all palestinians were killed in a major is really assault on the refugee come earlier this week. now the al, assess, be optimal than damage calls to homes at the infrastructure. the visit is taking place, hours before a funeral is due to be held for one of 3 palestinians co, bye is ready. the full says on friday. oh, to 0 is give out of godaddy has been speaking with spend one big stoles, to a representative in the west bank and gaza. says then, often what you have listened here. what do you think? okay, it's, it's a very dramatic military invasion. we have seen of between the 3rd and the 5th of july and invasion, which was n

according to the, when there are more than 700000 migrants in libya, many of them come to libya across the mediterranean sea to reach here that you are the libyan say that the, just this year alone, they've intercepted it more than 8000 migrants, etc. and brought them back to libya, the u. n. refugee agency, the international organization for migration, say that libya is not a safe, a place to push these migrants back up. but for the live inside here there, they say that these training sessions are helping them enhance their capabilities. both sides say that these drills will further enhance their relationship and cooperation in the central mediterranean mallets right now, which is 0 off the coast of malta. let's go ahead here on now. does air strikes and come to him with reports of 7 civilians, dead will live and the student needs capital and why spends political policies and routing for support in the catalonia region ahead of some days election. the 2 stories of strong willed challenging, traditional female stereotype in the mail dominate as a site to make a difference. if i go how

he says the push backs to libya are illegal. why libya is not as safe come 3 and the lead the cannot be a safe for parkville office leasing vocational menu. say these drills are part of an e u policy to externalize its borders and keep migrants out other se, libby and authorities committed. widespread abuse against migrants, but these officers here say they are just trying to do their jobs about china, which is 0 of the cost of mazda con paintings. come to an end in spain, out of sundays, general election, the center right, people's policies expected to come out on top. but it would likely need to form a coalition with the far right to get into office, especially as prime minister federal sanchez called in any election off to suffering losses in regional and municipal pose inmate. some of the bigger reports from address. as a major political parties close, the town pains on friday, just 2 days ahead of the following day on sunday, the question remains in which direction is fain headed. now the prime minister present a son trip h

it hasn't worked in libya. and over the past year of them trying it, migrant numbers have only increased so it doesn't bode well. it will list a package, if indeed it, it goes ahead, do anything to ease the migrant crisis, will make it was a why does the you think it's so important to both the jan, this is economy given as i said, the erosion of the democratic norms, the i'm not sure i've got to correct the question, but it's because the one of them is bucket seats in the one function and but really speaking, i think that you're treating countries in general and those countries that are in the southern parts of euro, but usually like each of degrees launch ro, stains have a strong interest in disability alternate. as i saw many, many reasons the management of monitors to disclose is not the only reason and the we have a already know the size of the media to be installed to tries is because of the neighboring countries allow us like to news. and this is why is an attempt which is going on for some ways to try to

there are over, according to the un throw over 700000 migrants in libya. some people are telling us that they want to be deported back to their country. others that they want to go into europe, but with these people here, the situation is that's where it would train up on the, with the division border of us has defended its plan to supply cluster weapons. the keys of the day was opposed by both the un secretary general and the german government. the white house says it's a matter of notes in these and ukrainian troops defenseless. she have retired c reports from the pentagon. martha in the u. s. is running low on tillery to supply ukraine stokes, or rebuild cluster munitions will be shipped to fill the gap. the bite in ministration says the decision came off to much consideration. we recognize that cluster munitions create a risk of civilian harm from unexploded ordnance. this is why we did it for the, for the decision, for as long as we could. but there is also a massive risk of civilian harm if russian troops and tanks roll over ukrainian positions and t

according to the, when there are more than 700000 migrants in libya, many of them come to libya across the mediterranean sea to reach here at the you of the libyan say that the just this year alone, they've intercepted it more than 8000 migrants, etc. and brought them back to libya, the un refugee agency, the international organization for migration, say that libya is not a safe, a place to push these migrants back a but for the live inside here there, they say that these training sessions are helping them enhance their capabilities both sides say that these drills will further enhance their relationship and cooperation in the central mediterranean mallets right now, which is 0 of the cost of multiple. or let's go ahead here on out as strikes in call to him was reports, a 7 civilians dead where life and the suitcase and it's been a tough day if the u. k. is governed and conservative policy. find out why it's be this, i'm promising to be gain the trust of the route to you by visit cut, all hello baby. i'm going to say some very heavy showers into central and eastern parts of china, righ

so how run africans and libya is refusing to let them in to its territory. tensions had risen off the disturbances in tennessee, the 2nd largest city specs with 3 migrants were arrested off for a man in his early falters was stepped to death. he was a resident in the city. at the mans funeral local used code for vengeance against my guns. the violin spread, police brought in reinforcements. this city is the punch of point foot thousands of my goods crossing the mediterranean in boats trying to reach it to the disturbances . here. are you local residence hall from protest against the presence of my guns wanting to move on to your end? in february, tennessee is president kind of side accused what he called holds of illegal migrants, bringing violence and crime into his country. this kind of inflammatory speech is taking the country by storm and the pushed that no matter how much it's right to push back. and then this information just spread like wildfire. june to see it doesn't want the migraines inside it's border. libya next door has the same sentiment, habits of so on illegal immigra

june is he has been accused of a racist policy for expelling people now trapped on the border with libya, with a pod from entering. the allows migration from ukraine because of the country's war with russia, but it's paying to prevent african migrants reaching it shows of helping other countries like libya, the face allegations of abusing migrants. human rights will shortly be discussing the use migration policy and the rights suppose seeking a better life in europe. but 1st, a report from out of here is sort of high that they thought they were heading to a back to future in europe. but those dreams came to a sudden, and then using authorities rounded up hundreds of black african migrants and less than stranded on the border with libya, with a will that's been going on for years. they've been. authorities refused to help leaving them in a hot byron stretch of does it with very little water or food, or some injured others pregnant along with that children, they've enjoyed long journeys, mostly from subsaharan, africa. and now this we are diary, one of the pro dies then it's i really feel

um libya? well, earlier this year, president place site was, had some comments or set set some as a talked about the changing of the uh, the demographics into needs. yeah. and, and, and really that's created a, an atmosphere animosity towards the primary, the primarily blackout black migrants that are in tanisha. our tents has had been rising in spots for months. but last week we saw i breaking point where residents protested the presence of a god by when a man was killed. and that's when the authorities began rounding up these, these migrants and putting them on the border where we, we saw we saw them yesterday. so i mean, at the end of the day it's for these people that are, that are stuck in limbo between the borders with no food or water or humanitarian assistance for them. it's looking really grim. i mean, i, i can't see how, if something isn't done immediately that you know, that there's that. so we're going to start seeing people losing their lives because of the stalemate. maddox, china

n. thorough hall over $700000.00 migrants in libya. some people are tell us that they want to be deported back to their country. others that they want to go into europe, but we're the people here. the situation is desperately valid. train up on the live . yeah. it's a vision border in the united states has defended its plan to supply costa weapons to cave, up to the idea was opposed by both of you and 2nd, the general and the german government. the white house says as a matter of not leading ukrainian troops defenseless, chancey reports defensive in the u. s. is running low on artillery to supply ukraine instead of stokes or rebuild cluster munitions will be shipped to fill the gap. the bite and ministration says the decision came up to much consideration. we recognize that cluster munitions, creative risk of civilian harm from unexploded ordnance. this is why we did for deferred the decision for as long as we could. but there is also a massive risk of civilian harm if russian troops and tanks roll over ukrainian positions and take mor

now that led to an agreement signed in 2020, between libya and malta in that kirby migration. and that scene significant results in 2019 more than 3400 migrants arrived here in malta through the mediterranean sea from libya, a. but after the agreement, those numbers have drastically decline. so far this year, only a $142.00 migrants have been able to reach malta. and that's because of the close cooperation between the libyan and multi is coast guards. now today, just a few kilometers away from here is the last day of the 1st ever naval drills between libya and malta. the drills are aimed at training the libyans building up their capacity in search and rescue operations in medical evacuations. and in general, sections of vessels. so for this year, more than 8800 people have been intercepted as the by the libyan authorities and brought back to libya, human rights organizations, the u. n. refugee agency. the international organization for migration, say, of that, libya is not a safe country and cannot be a safe place for different location with these naval jewels coming to an end

he says the push backs to libya are illegal, why libya is not safe for county. and the lead the cannot be a safe for park off for the same location menu. say these drills are part of an e u policy to externalize its borders and keep migrants out other se, libby and authorities committed widespread abuse against migrants. but these officers here said they are just trying to do their jobs about china 0 to 0 up the cost of mazda. brazil is president luis enough to let us silver as place new restrictions on gun ownership. the move is aimed at reversing his breed. assessors a are both in arrows pro gun policies. the new law reduces the number of guns civilians can own from 4 to 2 and the titans access to fire arms. owners are now required to possess documents to justify the needs to bear arms. us vice president, complet harris says spoken out against florida is new black history curriculum during her visit. critics say that it means that important historical facts, including the state's role in slavery. we want to know that we are sending our children out as role mod

are accused of rounding up black african refugees and migrants, and leaving them on the boat with libya, against a backdrop of racial tensions. human rights watch says, tennessee has been counting out what it calls collective expulsions of black migrants. hundreds of people including children and pregnant women had been refused entry into libya and enough strong that in the heavily i'm gonna try so in between the 2 countries. many of towed out to 0, they've been attacked by boat, a gods sports. and as it has long been a hub for migrants trying to reach europe. but the issue took on a racial tone when earlier this, the afternoon president guy saw you that he had to blame language for a change of demographics saying, the undeclared goal of the successive waves of legal migration is to consider attendance. you appeal the african country that has no affiliation to the arab islamic nations. those comments were widely condemned as racist by human rights groups. and many african languages said best fit for their safety. tensions got worse off of the king of h and his young man on monday in the

i 'ust wonder if ou libya as well. i 'ust wonder if you think _ libya as well.ow, wagner plays a very significant role in africa securing a number of governments. if there is potentially further turmoil/upheaval within the ranks of wagner, do you think that could spill over onto the african continent? do you think that could lead to turmoil there? i that could lead to turmoil there? ., �* ~' that could lead to turmoil there? ., �* ,, ., there? i don't think so, at this moment. _ there? i don't think so, at this moment. i— there? i don't think so, at this moment. i think - there? i don't think so, at this moment. i think what there? i don't think so, at. this moment. i think what we have to remember is that wagner�*s presence in africa is a product of the russian state�*s interesting capacity —— interest and capacity to be in these countries. so those same constraints that made the russian government turn to contractors in africa are going to essentially constrain their ability to replace wagner any time soon. and so i think one of the main reasons wagner will st

there are over, according to the un throw over 700000 migrants in libya. some people are telling us that they want to be deported back to their country. others that they want to go into europe. what are these people here? the situation is desperate. alex rain up on the river. yeah, it's a vision border as well. we can speak to modern china, he joins us now live from the city of zora, which is about 30 kilometers from the libyan boda, with nicea monica, and incredible to watch your report. the usually distressing you. one of the few, jonas, who's been allow this access to this group of african migrants, tell us a bit more about what you saw and the conditions that these people are in the wells. their situation is a desperate to say the least when we, when we went and, and visited these people and were able to speak to them. of many were telling us that they haven't had water. i mean, just water, let alone food and medical assistance just to give you a of where's the, where the location is. so the official border, the officers did border on the, this is a fe

these migrant save this trend it on this speech on tennessee a side of its border with libya. also can you swap out all of our talk with both to drink, see water get, we shouldn't drink it and they say the security forces mistreated them before leaving them here. this video has been filled by one of the migrants on his phone. here he's challenging. good porter gods. what about i said, gosh, what i said, gosh, well, i didn't look where we are. we don't know where to go. we don't eat anything. look at this baby. she's hardly eaten. and look at this woman, am i going to be moved from tennessee is 2nd city sparks and the security operation mounted after acuteness in man was killed, allegedly, by migrants. tensions have been increasing. sub saharan african migrant save hundreds of them have been rounded up for the pull station, but libya was refusing to let them, in fact stays on june. se is eastern coast and the main departure point for migrants and refugees trying to cross the mediterranean in boats. bo, it's, it's a hostility towards the sub saharan africans has increased follow

but those expelled to libya, sites. they stay for the safety and from bused to to be young, greek sobbing price out of the prophecy market. as tourism, let's the economy the welcome to the product i'm russians. government spokesman has the keys to kia and ukraine, a violating a prisoner swap, the agreement by sending home 5 ukrainian commanders. the men will have this head raised by teeth for leading the defense of the of a stall, steel plant in body uphold. following the surrender they was sent, it took you as part of a deal in september. the kremlin says that they were meant to stay there until the end of the war. but bryan to polls now from the ukrainian capital, the president followed him, is a lensky returns to ukraine, claiming another successful overseas mission and leaving to key a with an added price 5 soldiers who let the resistance at the as of steelworks in my view, paul, unconsidered we'll hear rose by most ukrainians after the surrender to russian forces. they were released as part of a prisoner exchange o

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the today show summit in bill. this is a pond. it's the only certain outcome is that ukraine will not be invited to join the alliance any time soon. in the meantime, ukraine is asked to sacrifice his young man on a promise that will probably never be kept. washington likes it now. the city on september, the 14th the was a suburb of krug, that was taken the, the red army forward here with us at the opponent, young man alone with the polls. i also just wasted the ponies flag over product the i but he says, interest questions all support him position do in the i don't think i'm way of ultra goes from holes in island or it's, it's not bravo problem. but you know, they can discount on financial exams on me is coming in from the .

but libya and for the gods of refusing to let them in. the foreign ministry use of both countries have discussed what they call the irregular migration human rights watch of keys. as soon as yet a violation. international move by collective expulsions of black migrants, mostly from sub saharan africa and says they need immediate humanitarian aid reports. a monic trina is the only german is that has been speaking to some of those stranded the turn you told me to do. conference lock is the whole brought you here who brought you here and what, what are the 2 words? what is that you want? rewards the record for almost 6 with there are literally have your out of your head water. i've got to read a lot more read off video to read off the read about the source of the both what i read, the big display, the as are just as you can see where we're here on the live, you have to museum border and where these hundreds of migrants of refugees were brought here by 2 easy to authority. this is what they're telling us. i'm so you can see the condition is d

they said we should go back to libya, but we haven't been to leave you before. why should we go back that for now? no one knows the fate of these migrants. but as you can see, their situation is, is desperate. it's dire. they have received some sort of a, a bite from the live inside of there are some accounts that the technicians have also showed up. but really, i mean, the hope is that some sort of solution can be figured out. malik trina, which is 0 on the libya. intuition border of russia, says turkey about the pressure from nato allies when it released 5 ukrainian prisoners. the kremlin, says turkey and ukraine violated a prisoner swamp agreement. 5 commanders were sent back to ukraine at the end. the president below the mere zalinski is visited stumble. russia and ukraine have exchanged more than 2000 prisoners since the start of the war, thousands more are still being held. the union says both sides are guilty of violations against the prisoners. under there is, i mean, that homie reports from russian control done yet. and i know it was so funny. it's alwa

they said we should go back to libya, but we haven't been to love you before. why should we go back that for now? no one knows the fate of these my grants. but as you can see, their situation is, is desperate. it's dire. they have received some sort of a, a bite from the live inside of. there are some accounts that the technicians have also showed up, but really, i mean, the hope is that some sort of solution can be figured out. malik trina, which is 0 on the libya intuition border without con, always upon from less than the former general director of the to know the an institute of strategic studies. and he says an economic crisis and racism fueling the tensions, the official, but it's for the scores at some point to use the gate replacement. and it says to me, but the other ones, i decided that you the business case i initially is just the, the, the human city, not real to just to see yesterday the have of the vision that have just to, to help with this is the size, the inside of the actually both of them 2 weeks ago and that was the beginning of the dilemma.

on the border between genus here in libya, hundreds of people stranded initial report said they were without water or food june this year is trying to pull these sub. so how run africans and libya is refusing to let them into its territory. tensions had risen off the disturbances in tennessee, the 2nd largest city specs with 3 migrants were arrested off for a man in his early for his was stepped to death. he was a resident in the city. at the mans funeral local used code for vengeance against my guns. the violin spread, a police brought in reinforcements. this city is the punch of point foot thousands of microns crossing the mediterranean, and boats trying to reach it to the disturbances. here are you local residence hall from protest against the presence of my guns wanting to move on to europe? and in february, tennessee is president kind of side accused what he called holds of illegal migrants of bringing violence and crime into his country. this kind of inflammatory speech is taking the country by storm and the pushed that no matter how much you try to push back and then this info