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u. n. world food program. all the ms. bonnie collects and sells plastic bottles to help keep his family alive. he'll exchange them for a chemo, a flower, and a few vegetables. a lot of things are hard and they're getting worse. one day there's food, then the next day, nothing. 2 days of hunger, then a day of food for do you know enough? every day they have to make a 2 hour round trip to fetch water. life revolves around to things, water and food. people here, don't know anyone who's been able to return to their old homes or what's left of them. or, i don't know, what do i get back home? there are mines, i get the children step on them, their dad, but it as it's better here, we can stand the hungry, at least our children are alive. what other, how do i? well, i'm with that and we ask why the world food program has stopped 8 supplies to this? who's the run region or none of the aid workers will talk about it with us. eventually, we learned about the threats made against you and stuff, and humanitarian workers. a

u. n. says that food, drinking water, medicine and shelter urgently needed us social media giant method says it's binding. several russian media outlets from its platforms, rush and state media have been accused of accusing it of using methods. social media sites to carry out influence operations overseas and manipulate the user's. crystal walker is a technology journalist and analysts he says, must have felt compelled to take action. as i think we've seen, a steady drumbeat hold more and more information being uncovered about the extent of russian interference in western societies. we, so most recently russia funding several of right, we influences an entire mutual pricing independent means of refreshing, the united states. we so obviously blinking the us topped it from not talking just last week about how rusher is trying to cove it lea involve itself into western democracies and try and sway public opinion. so i think probably meant to realize the sense of the scale of the scene flips the rush was having all of us. and so better to get ahead of it now, you know, in advance of the, the us

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees is moved about the worsening food shortages in the cost of set stuff. now, according to the press release, which sites 15 international relief, food, nice ations is well, has blocked 83 percent food aid to the costs of stress in the last, during this ongoing war. well, we've been discussing this, we balance of this month. so schuman view has been eating some of the initiatives to twin, feed people in gulf, or he said, israel is using salvation as of less than that isn't, you know, food entering does this to, we're talking about less than 10 percent before 1030 before. so you have people just waiting every day for a different instrumentation, organizations on the ground floor, for them one mean every day or to muse that reads 3 or 4 days the video of any do they have any kind of 14? so the street i'm on the ground is that job people living in tense in 10 cities. and each time city has like a big kitchen with humanitarian organizations code for these people wants to do. so can supply and demand that isn't in our supply going inside. so as to feed around

and i'm heading to the operation of off food export card or that card will replace the previous route dr. russia pulled out to the u. n. back deal to provide safe passage . few cranes agricultural exports, now ships hockey, cranes, coastline to full, pulsing by nathan members. romania and bulgaria to reach ducky and the boss for a straight the new route has allowed keys grain to keep reaching many countries in africa and the middle east that rely heavily on ukrainian supplies. but this attack on the i a cost fresh doubt on ukraine's ability to get as much needed grain out to the world. well, in reality is america and analyst at the same time, full maritime strategy in both more in the united states and joined us from hawaii . and gave us his assess, as we're early in this whole situation, and we have to be very careful to jump to too many conclusions. but this certainly does look like russia. it was a russian to blow up to 2022 jet. that seems to have part of the missiles that struck the ship, and we have to start understanding what might be going on. earlier this week we saw russia send 2 shipments of green for the 1

let's rolling blackouts in both countries. extreme weather has called food production in parts of africa to drop by half. the u. n. estimates more than 2 trillion dollars is needed to help developing nations counter climate change. the police reports for my degree in nigeria, i think it has risen one point the according to the emergency management agency we spoke to earlier today and he says the number just likely to increase right now more than half the cities underwater. we understand that the rotors are receding, however, would be received in the water. we see the arrival of more and more people displaced by this disaster. a that has been happening here since yesterday. when this disaster started was the help that these people looking for is not forthcoming. this is exactly the situation is work in one of the areas such as that where thousands of the internally displaced persons happens abroad and as we finish, no, it's only individuals awful agencies coming in with 2 supplies to help these people. the vice president was here yesterday and he promised on lot of help all the help the state needed to help with t

food, please. we need help the safe drinking water is also running low. these tongue, so now empty humanitarian agencies on struggling to provide the essentials. meanwhile, u. n. work has on trying to assess immediate medical needs. the latest floods have exacerbated an existing humanitarian crisis. both owned by a 15 year is the most insurgency in the region. these pictures from friday, so the extent of the flooding almost tough, the city of my degree is submerged following the damnedest area this week. it's the west flooding in 3 decades. thousands are still trapped in the homes. emergency workers are trying to get food to them while they wait to be rescued. others are missing. nigeria is already facing food shortages with so much from land water logs to monetary an agency say they will need more assistance, dw, talk to touch it, to teach from save the children and 9 jerry. he joined us from my degree and the countries northeast and explained what people impacted by the flooding need. most right now, what is needed? the most an hour is access to immediate successful food because most of the sharps and affected and people are displaced with beating in otherw

food, please. we need help. safe drinking water is also running low. these tanks and now empty humanitarian agencies and struggling to provide the essentials. meanwhile, u n. workers on trying to assess immediate medical needs. the latest floods have exacerbated an existing humanitarian crisis. boats owned by a 15 yet is the most insurgency in the region. these pictures from friday, so the extent of the flooding, almost hall of the city of may degree, is submerged. following the damndest earlier this week, it's the was flooding in 3 decades. thousands are still trapped in the homes. emergency workers are trying to get food to them while they wait to be rescued. others are missing. nigeria is already facing food shortages with so much from land water logs, humanitarian agencies say they will need more assistance. touch 2 to teacher is with the site, the children in nigeria, he joins me from my degree. the capital of boy nice died in the countries nowadays talk to you. thank you for your time. could you tell us what your seeing and the general situation on the ground there? well, thank you very much for coming tuesday night this week my to be ton of experie

u. n. sudan has the highest rates of internal displacement in the well, and it's facing a worsening farm. and along with the color, a break and a half, the population is suffering from acute food insecurity. the conflict has left some 25000000 people. more than half of the country's population in dire need of humanitarian aid. of this 14700000 required urgent assistance for the range of life saving supports. for weak the humanitarian sake that has requested $2700000000.00, which is less than half funded comb or in the eastern parts of the democratic republic of congo and home to more than $700000.00 people is dealing with an impulse outbreak. the cities, health care infrastructure were struggling to cope with the rise in cases health officials say a lack of public awareness is fueling the spread of the virus and the city. the deal. so you have to 4020643 cases of impulse and at least 635 people have died from the illness as i go this disease right here in town. and he looks kind of low to get it. i asked him to kill fields of the body and meshes that them protect themselves because it's a very contagious disease. i just wake contact with an infected us and one kind of give the