direction of the special operation , t-90 tanks are fighting, among the heroes, platoon commander abdulazizov, winner of several duels, once took out his crew even after nine hits in the car. about the exploits of the lieutenant, material by anton stepanenko. he couldn’t help but become a tank driver; he dreamed of it. he entered the kazan tank army, but did not finish his studies, and signed a contract for his first met by a private military commander, it all started when we heard that there were some refuseniks there, something, he reacted very sharply to this for him, it was he, well, both he and i, in principle, do not understand, how can this be, so for us it must be, this is patriotism, this is defending the homeland, we believe that this should be so, this is right, he serves in a separate tank battalion of the forty-second division, now as a platoon commander, here in zaporozhye at the front, private yusupov became a lieutenant, it worked out for me with the dzhevilins, well, how collided, my tank shot four times with dzhevelin, all four fell to the right of the tank, not one... tha

selma abdulaziz, cnn, london. >>> and our thanks to selma for that report. as this horror plays out, the u.s. believes 5 00 to 600 americans remain in gaza near egypt. you know at home if you've been watching "the lead," that we've been following two families in particular. i asked white house national security adviser jake sullivan what is going on? why can't these americans get out of gaza? >> the egyptians are prepared to allow american citizens and foreign nationals to come through the rafah gate into egypt. the israelis have no issue with that. hamas has been preventing their departure and making a series of demands. i can't go through the demands in public, but that is the subject of the discussions in the negotiations that are ongoing. we're trying to work through those. >> one of the americans near the rafah crossing as you may know is ab ud an they're from massachusetts and they're in gaza visiting family when this all started. despite the spotty communication, he's been sending voice memos updating his situation. here is what he sent our team last

cnn's salma abdulaziz has more on the worsening humanitarian crisis as thousands of palestinian try, try to flee south. >> reporter: this is what life looks like in places israel told families to flee towards, for their safety. where constant bombardment has reduced homes to rubble and wiped out entire families these survived say. >> i lost all of my relatives. 15 people. this man said, we were not on the front line or anything. we were just sitting at home. what have we done wrong? >> reporter: the u.n. warns there are no safe places. about half a million people fled here to southern gaza after an evacuation order by the israeli military. but families, desperate for refuge, are still trapped in the war zone. the dead and injured flooding a health care system on the brink. civilians are caught in the cross fire. but the death toll mounting just over a quarter of those killed are children, according to palestinian officials. and a week long siege is strangling the enclave, the u.n. said. amid fears food and fuel and water and medical supplies may soon run out. some 2 million people ar

as the idf continues its multipronged campaign against the militant group hamas, our salma abdulaziz at the civilians who have been caught in the cross fire. a warning, the images in the first report are graphic and may be disturbing. >> this is what the so-called 2nd stage of war looks like. panic and suffocation inside northern causes hospital. terrified families and patients with nowhere to run. airstrikes nearby after the idf told people here to flee south. >> we have over 400 patients who are inside the hospital. many of them are in the intensive care unit. evacuating them means killing them. >> the evacuation order, called impossible, by the world health organization in the u. n.. both stressed hospitals and civilians must be protected. including some 12,000 displaced people sheltering inside of this hospital. >> tell us we are safe and we will leave the hospital, he says. there is no safe place. not in the south, not in the whole of gaza. >> near constant airstrikes now pound the enclave, while israeli troops expand their ground operations. the idf insists that it is eradicati

cnn's salma abdulaziz joins us with what is needed inside gaza. >> reporter: even if those trucks do come into gaza the strip is operating at a deficit. dozens of trucks a day were going in before the conflict because a large portion of the gaza strip depends on humanitarian aid, that was the reality before this latest escalation. so all of that aid is going to be used up extremely quickly and it's not even going to fill that huge gap, that huge ocean of need on the ground. you have to remember these trucks are supposed to distribute aid under extremely difficult circumstances, as you mentioned, 12 hospitals already out of service because there is no fuel. so how are they going to distribute that aid? how far into the gaza strip can they go without gas and as air strikes continue to rain down? the israeli military says it is intensifying air strikes on the gaza strip it says to target hamas but the reality, the horror that that spells out for the 2 million people trapped in that war zone, you will remember of course it is sealed off, all borders closed, is absolutely unfathomable, jo

danah abdulaziz is very clear. this is where she belongs. us. yes, i love new york. this is my home, just five years old. when her family moved from kuwait, danah grew up shopping in bodegas, strolling boulevard with the bestie. and when you hear me talk, i sound like a new yorker, she raised, as she wrote in a recent essay, a new yorker to the core. there's something that you wouldn't know about me, though. i'm stateless. so what are you a citizen of? i'm a citizen of nowhere. i not recognized as a citizen of any country in this world. her native country only grants citizenship to those born to kuwaiti fathers. but annas is among the persecuted minority bedoon, which left her without the right to kuwaiti citizenship. if i didn't choose to be stateless, i didn't choose to be born stateless. i didn't choose to come to the united states and be stuck here. as surreal as it sounds, danah is one of more than 200,000 people living stateless in the us. people like like karina ambartsoumian clough, whose soviet birth certificate is her sole proof of existence. why is this do

this is from venezuela, and this is prince abdulaziz bin salman, the minister of energy of saudi arabiaird of the world's oil and gas reserves are concentrated in the middle east, and the risks are also high. in connection with the latest events in gas, they have increased manifold, and most importantly, blood is being shed. at any moment the situation can completely get out of control. what is happening is terrible, we understand that the bitterness on both sides is very great, but no matter how it happens, no matter what the level of bitterness on both sides is, we still need to strive to minimize or... to zero to minimum casualties among the civilian population, among women, children, old people, if men have decided to fight among themselves, let them fight among themselves, leave children and women alone, this applies to both sides, guest of the forum is the prime minister of iraq, a country that has experienced all the horrors of the american intervention, now the headquarters is in gaza again done on strength. this is an insult to all humanity, today the international community sh

is deputy prime minister alexander novak, on the saudi side, this is the minister of energy, and abdulaziz- saud the focus, of course , is on issues of trade development. let me remind you that in the twenty-first year there was a record figure for trade turnover between the two countries, this is about 2 billion dollars, in the twenty-first in the second year, the figure was about 300 million less, now, based on the results of 7 months of this year, we see the billion dollar mark, so there is every chance of returning to those record levels. who were there at twenty, and in addition, of course, they will talk about the energy sector , about the issues that are facing today, including the opec unification, i will remind you that russia and saudi arabia are also permanent members and co-chairs of the opec plus organization , by the way, its influence will certainly be discussed today, of course, in other sessions. and concluding a few words about the plenary session , vladimir putin traditionally takes part in it, in addition, he was also here on an official visit to russia the day before.

situation there, how it can affect the market, well , i agree with my colleague, with my friend, prince abdulazizat really the market is in such a rather sensitive state, fragile, but at the same time balanced, in my opinion, it is balanced due to the fact that our interaction within the framework of opec plus, those decisions that. adopted throughout this year, including an additional voluntary reduction in supply from saudi arabia in the amount of 1 million barrels per day, russia accepted itself. voluntary obligations, including to reduce export supplies, these agreements are valid until the end of the year, and we promptly respond to the situation that is developing in the market, there are really a lot of uncertainties in the market, well, firstly, i want to say that it is very sensitive, in general, to the rate of economic growth, and today we see that the rate of economic growth is somewhat lower than predicted at the beginning of the year, according to according to expert estimates, this is 3%, at the beginning of the year they planned a 3.4 global economic growth rate, plus we see a slow

large delegation of saudi arabia is here in moscow today, led by the minister of energy, prince abdulazizn al-saud, and today he held a series of meetings with deputy prime minister alexander novak. moscow and riyadh talk about cooperation. it is developing successfully, mutual trade turnover in just the first 7 months of this year has already exceeded a billion dollars, by the thirtieth year the volume is expected to reach 7 billion. one of the promising areas is also islamic banking, well, in the energy sector there is close cooperation within the framework of opec plus and also cooperation is already beginning within the framework of brix, which saudi arabia has decided to join. i would like to note the effective interaction between russia and saudi arabia in within the framework of the opec plus declaration of cooperation. the decisions adopted in the opec+luc format indicate an increased demand for the stability and independence of this unique coordination mechanism for stabilizing the global oil market. we welcome saudi arabia's joining the brix. russia is ready to increase supplies

protects you in this way, probably, after all , misaido will now learn a little more about how her abdulazizthe window a machine gunner is working, but they can’t shoot at him and they also couldn’t explain why the regiment commander decided to send an armored personnel carrier there to suppress this... the machine gunner of the armored personnel carrier also reports that he cannot shoot, the regiment commander told the tankers to go there, he went me and i look out this window and see what a machine gunner is sitting, scribbling from the window, to his right is a woman to her left, her baby , i just couldn’t shoot there to kill the child , let’s just say i wasn’t ready for this, i thought that he wouldn’t have acted differently . well, it’s some relief that he did just that, he tries to call them in buynaksk every day, if it’s not possible, then especially for his daughter he records voice messages in advance, as if he communicates with her every day, which is at the beginning of these events, when this is all it began that now there is some there is confidence inside that everything will b

salma abdulaziz is following. what are you hearing from people experiencing all of this inside gaza? >> just a few hours ago this evacuation advisory by the israeli military expired. what is clear is there are still hundreds of thousands of people absolutely trapped in the cross hairs. you mentioned the condemnation from the united nations. the u.n. is going so far as to say there are no safe places in gaza. the fear from rights groups is many families will be left out essentially in the open without shelter as bombs rain down on them. here's the situation in gaza. i warn you, this report does have graphic images 37. this is what running for your life looks like in gaza. an ambulance rocked by explosions as they attempt to flee. it is unclear what happened to them, but they are among the tens of thousands on the move after israel's military called on half of gaza's population, some 1 million people to get south in a matter of hours. along the safe passages specified by the idf, utter horror. you are looking at the

salm salma abdulaziz, cnn, london. >>> air strikes on gaza are just one phase of israel's defense. we'll have details on israel's lightning-fast reservation, the largest in history. the ground offense looking more and more likely. >>> we're showing you a live shot out of gaza city in the aftermath of another israeli air strike on the territory. we'll continue to follow this story, and of course as israel prepares for a potential ground incursion into gaza, it's called up more than 300,000 reservists in just 48 hours. and one of its largest mobilizations in history. cnn's jeremy diamond reports now from southern israel near the gaza border. >> reporter: three days after hundreds of hamas militants infiltrated israel, israeli forces are still fighting to eliminate the threat. >> we are here right outside of the israeli town where we have been hearing repeated exchanges of gunfire over the last ten minutes or so. these exchanges we haven't seen who exactly they're between, but we do know that israeli forces have been continuing to try and clear some of these israeli towns around the g

trying to increase the aid trying to get in and he would like to see 100 trucks a day, and salma abdulaziz and what would that mean for 100 trucks a day? >> that is a fraction of what gaza was getting on a daily basis, because they would get 450 trucks a day, or more than that, and so 100 a day is a drop in the bucket when it is coming to the need on the ground. you have to remember that this is now what has been the fourth week of entering of bombardment and siege and intensification on the ground of that conflict of the israeli forces are entering on the ground, and that means that the situation is ever more dire, and critically what is not on the trucks, kate, is fuel. that is the lifeline that the united nations says that absolutely that the gaza strip needs to power the hospitals, and in order to have electricity, and to pump water. again, just a drop in the bucket. so, you have to remember what these trucks are going to face getting inside of the gaza strip, and near constant artillery and bombardment, and displaced people on the move, and they don't know where to go for aid, and the

salma abdulaziz, london cnn. >> if you are like information about how you can help people affected in israel as well as in gaza, please go to cnn.com slash impact together a list of vetted organizations that are responding to the crisis. hezbollah raising the stakes in the ongoing conflict with israel. still ahead, could israel be facing a second front in the north as tensions escalate to their highest level and almost two decades. israel has deployed tens of thousands of extra troops to the northern border with lebanon as well as the golan heights, concerns that israel may be facing a second front as escalations escalate with hezbollah. they've exchanged cross border fire. the white house sends a clear message to hezbollah to sit at this conflict, not just through political back channels, but also with the deployment of the u.s. aircraft carrier uss gerald ford in eastern mediterranean. curry is a distinguished fellow at the university of beirut. he's also a well published author and it's good to have you with us. been a long time. >> thank you. >> so there has been a constant exchan

selma abdulaziz, cnn london. >> and now to another big story we have been following very closely, withce developments. the governor of emanuel confirmed a short time ago that the suspected gunman is dead. ending a two-day about 7:45 local time local time friday night. 48 hours after police said card went on a rampage killing 18 people, within a matter of minutes. it is unclear how long the suspect's body had been there and when exactly he died. authorities say the community can now though breathe a sigh of relief now that the threat is in fact over. listen. >> our work again is not done here. i was very elated tonight when i got the call from commissioner sasha advising me of the revelation of what took place and mr. card is deceased and no longer a threat to our community or any other community. i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving and will continue to grieve. i don't want to forget the law enforcement officials that have worked tirelessly throughout this whole event to come to a good conclusion. >> officials say card's body was found with an apparent self inflic

the minister, saudi arabia made it very clear that those cuts are going to stay and what prince abdulaziz did there with dan is saying we are monitoring the situation and flex the direction as required. the market doesn't need to get worried on either side. i think last week's selloff was a big part driven by tsaudi. we don't expect any oil disruption from what has happened. >> you are looking at brent crude up 2%. wti up 3%. maybe no disruption to the supply, but what does it mean for the possibility of the saudis increasing output as a deal to recognize israel? does that put that on hold or delay it in the near term? >> i think that's the key driver i would argue in terms of how the market might be thinking about this. the horrific events aside, what had been driving prices is the fear that saudi arabia brings it back. it puts that on hold because it will focus on other issues at hand. it could derail the talks entirely. my argument would be those fears were unfounded to begin with. i guess the market has more proof that those barrels are not coming back any time soon. >> what direction

cnn's salma abdulaziz. warning, some of the images in her report are graphic. >> this city should be the way out of the war zone. but it, too, was caught in the crosshairs of israel's relentless air assault. you are looking at the aftermath of airstrikes on rafah. thou zones have flocked here in recent days, seeking safe passage, only to find more death. >> translator: my children, oh god, please find my children, this man please. they are under the rubble, please pull them out. >> it is unclear if his children survived. israeli bombardment has killed dozens here in recent days, according to palestinian officials. the city, which sits on the egyptian border, is home to gazis only possible humanitarian corridor, a corridor that is now in operable and unsafe, the w.h.o. says, because of israeli bombardment. and at the border crossing, footage shows smoke billowing from multiple airstrikes nearby on tuesday. desperate families gather here for hours a day, praying authorities will allow their exit. so far, a di

this - and this is the arrival of prince abdulaziz bin salman, minister of energy of saudi arabia, moreld's oil and gas reserves are concentrated in the middle east, and the risks are also great, due to the latest events in gas they have increased manifold, and most importantly , blood is being shed, in at any moment the situation can completely get out of control. what is happening is terrible, we understand that the bitterness on both sides is very great, but no matter how it happens, no matter what the level of bitterness there were no casualties on both sides, we still need to strive to minimize or reduce to zero, to a minimum, losses among the civilian population, among women, children, old people, if men have already decided to fight among themselves, let them fight among themselves, children , leave women alone, this applies to both sides, a guest of the forum is the prime minister of iraq, a country that experienced all the horrors of the american intervention, and now in gaza the emphasis is again on force. this is an insult to all humanity, today the international community mu

prince abdulaziz bin salman i was met by deputy prime minister alexander novak and given a short tourian energy week opened with negotiations with the delegation of saudi arabia. this is the eighth meeting of the intergovernmental commission of the two countries. the largest delegation of almost fifty representatives of saudi arabia from various ministries is not surprising. are discussing with the russian country not only cooperation in the fuel and energy sector, but also joint investments, climate agenda, negotiation marathon lasts several hours. an impressive lineup from the russian side, the head of the ministry of economic development discussed with his colleagues the climate agenda, including quotas for carbon emissions. we are for not only climate issues being considered in conjunction with issues of sustainable development and access for all countries to cheap energy. so that this is not a mechanism of influence, so that new trade barriers are not created under the slogan of the climate agenda, these are all the issues today we discussed and agreed to continue to interact. as

prince abdulaziz bensalman was met by deputy prime minister alexander novak and given a short tour. energy week was opened by negotiations with the delegation of saudi arabia, this is the next, already the eighth meeting of the intergovernmental commission of the two countries. the largest delegation, almost fifty representatives of saudi arabia from various ministries. no wonder. they are discussing with the russian side not only cooperation in the fuel and energy sector, but also joint investments and the climate agenda. the negotiation marathon lasts several hours. an impressive presence on the russian side, the head of the ministry of economic development discussed with his colleagues the climate agenda, including quotas for carbon emissions. we are for not only that climate issues were considered in conjunction with issues of sustainable development and access of all countries to cheap and accessible energy, this is the main task, so that this does not become a mechanism of influence, so that new trade barriers are not created under the slogan of the climate agenda. all these i

s why he protects you in this way, probably , misaido will now learn a little more about how her abdulazizouse, from the window the machine gunner is working, but they can’t shoot at it, and they also couldn’t explain why, the regiment commander decided to send an armored personnel carrier there to suppress this machine gun, the armored personnel carrier also reports that it is shooting. can’t, the regiment commander told the tankers to go there, i went and i look out this window and see what a machine gunner is sitting scribbling from the window, to his right is a woman, to her left is her baby, i just couldn’t shoot there to kill the child , let’s just say i wasn’t ready for this, i thought that he wouldn’t have acted differently, well some relief, what? he did just that, he tries to call them in buynaksk every day, if it’s not possible , then he records voice messages in advance especially for his daughter, as if he communicates with her every day, that at the beginning of these events, when it all started, that now there is some kind of... that there is confidence inside that everythin

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among the guests, also the minister of energy of saudi arabia, abdulaziz bin salman, deputy prime ministerthe framework of opec plus. dear. mr. minister, in kyrgyzstan these days they are discussing promising areas of trade, economic and investment cooperation between moscow and bishkek, and the tenth russian-kyrgyz interregional conference has started there. heads of regions, parliamentarians, heads of ministries and departments of the two countries, as well as representatives of large companies arrived. vladimir putin sent greetings to the participants. the russian leader noted that trade turnover between countries is growing; at the end of last year alone, it increased by almost 40%. your attention is on. in addition to economics, interregional cooperation naturally also covers the humanitarian sphere. the russian side is helping the kyrgyz regions to improve the secondary education system. in total, over the next few years, russia plans to build nine schools in all seven regions and two largest cities of kyrgyzstan. more than 11,000 students will study there. it is appropriate to recal