c, n, n should investigate. happy to be proven wrong. cnn journalist clarissa ward fabricated the scene, showing a prisoner inside syrian notoriously brutal prison. this is the meaning and exploitative to syrian detainees. as a former syrian detainee, i call for boycotting her and exposing her actions. what's interesting is that there is a western back fact track in an organization called verify that said that actually this man, his identity is completely different. they backed up those statements of who local residence. they exposed his true identity. and what's interesting, why it's interesting is that the fact that they have ties to washington. so that's why it's interesting that they were the ones that expose that. and this is what they have to say to verify sy a siri, in fact checking group now says that this man is air force intelligence. first lieutenants alarm a homage salaam. a notorious for extortion in stoughton holmes, who had been arrested due to disputes with his colleagues. about profit sharing, and now that disclaimer has

c n n should investigate. happy to be proven wrong. cnn journalist clarissa ward fabricated the scene, showing a prisoner inside syrian notoriously brutal prison. this is the meaning and exploitative to syrian detainees. as a former syrian detainee, i call for boycotting her and exposing her actions. it's also been called the oscar where the as well um, the perfect timing that it just happened to be there you were working on. you find this person being helped many, many questions. by the way, it's not just people on line. is it as well as former detainees trying follow but this? no, it's not. what's interesting is that there is a western back fact track an organization called verify that said that actually this man, his identity is completely different. they backed up, those statements also were local residents. they exposed his true identity. and what's interesting, why it's interesting is that the fact that they have twice uh to washington. so that's why it's interesting that they were the ones that exposed. and this is what they hav

but what i can see in the close with the on me for the confidence which i have with them with the c n n. as my previous the pearson mentioned, it's a spanish advantage for everybody. that's a person whose head is awesome for me, and 0 is the. yeah. the fans, the risk from friends with the cnn. cnn, no accounts. i mean, the administrative of the, not this net, i think you make a great point. i think you make a great point, mr. co us obviously some people say a lot, but never changes at spots, but i do appreciate what you're saying here on network tv. if i come mr. car wash, where do you think will be useful? still, it sees go between between the sarah. yeah. and most scenarios and militants with the codes backed by american fire power. um you know, to, to k a the, the, the codes america. i'll news road. did you, do you think the map of the nation is going to change? in my opinion, this is very the key of my window is very difficult to judge. when do 9, you were to change the position. i think that you went way. ready on thing is a, as i say in the best things when we start relying on the

now, russian c u n n boy has a to is ukraine of aging syrian rebels in the fight against the southern russia is, is that anything to that time as well? first of all, freshman diplomats on there today to deliver russian propaganda not so much to diplomacy. in my personal view, um, as for this claim, its completely ah substantiated. i do not think that, for example, try to you who is in very try to control of certain elements of these rebels and different lease cars. very good communications really would have allowed for that because that's what to have uh, made the situation much more complicated and another this, that question why and how would you cream help the rebels in such circumstances when it is fighting void sleif with a credit card, the death of a ministry supplies itself. so i'd say this is, this should be taken with a huge pinch of salt, but it was a barrel solve this thing by the russian. you and them. and by now we heard in our report, they were never more than 5000 russian troops stationed in syria. i do. we know how many of them now and can rush to provide significantly

n. d o s c u n e s c o, and many others is joining our condemnation. we warn that further continuation of such a line will be met with an increasingly strong response each time. and frankly, as far as i can understand, as a non military person, the damage to cubes, military machine, not only in response to these terrorist attacks, but in general during the special military operation in recent months. it is very, very significant. not necessarily after this criminal strike on the screeching on the brian and screeching on the belgrade region. it's not necessarily something to do immediately. we are patient people, but sometimes you know, measure 7 times and cut ones. so we need to measure so that we can cut off the full program. now key of has been absolutely hell bent on keeping the foot hold on, holding their ground in rushes coolest region. but so far, all of these attacks against these civilian targets, they have failed to bring any sort of advantage. and any result for key of the uh, for instance, uh they are combined as they are throwing new new re

n. d o s c u n e s c o, and many others is joining our condemnation. we warn that further continuation of such a line will be met with an increasingly strong response each time. and frankly, as far as i can understand, as a non military person, the damage to cabs, military machine, not only in response to these terrorist attacks, but in general during the special military operation in recent months. it is very, very significant. not necessarily after this criminal strike on the course region on the brian screeching on the belgrade to regionally. it's not necessarily something to do immediately, but we are patient people, but sometimes, you know, measure 7 times and cut ones. so we need to measure so that we can cut off the full program. now k of has been absolutely hell bent on keeping the foot hold on, holding their ground in rushes crudest region. but so far, all of these attacks against these civilian targets, they have failed to bring any sort of advantage into any results for key of the, for instance, uh they are combined as they are throwing new new reserves into rushes course regions this tripping other parts of the front from these much needed with the reserves and reinforcements where they are pulling back, but they have been also put on the backbone and they have been to the retreating in rushes course region as well. because since the since their initial gains in august this year, they have lost more than 50 percent overland. that they initially managed to get onto the control in a sort of a blitzkrieg operation. so they will, they are bound to try and carry out most of such strikes. and this is certainly well not good news for everyone living and brushes course region. russia has been calling on everybody who have found themselves close to the, to the new front line. the to evacuate, and this is so far, probably the best advice they can get and follow the public outrage as mounting in ukraine image cubes. escalating efforts to mobilize move, met some of the latest videos, so civilians pushing back the good the last comes and that reports the kids may soon lower the mobilization age to 18. something washington has openly been pushing for other ca, ukraine's part of a low at the conscription age by 2 years, while an acting tough of penalties for draft as they should some radical trips, including new nazi, also from veterans say you should run up to my menus the to, i think we still have a lot of people who could be mobilized, however, for such and reasons. and they are not always rational exemptions. they don't get into the army. if we went to mobilize all those who are $27.00, he could be in the army, then perhaps it would not be was talking about 18 year olds, about developing some ukrainian officials, one to graduate. not with the mobilization age from the current bulk of 201525, sorry about the so landscape reportedly says massive back class. if kids pushes that straight down to 18. so the head of a ministry procurement foundation says they should 1st try hitting the 20. yeah, mark, if you have it please choose lots of things. i've already answered why it's from 20 years or because in the conditions in which we are now, we either come to this decision or we continue to lose. perhaps we will accept it when we fight the battle for key of or for the right bank of ukraine. i don't know, but in current conditions, postponing this complex unpopular decision leads to the loss of people to equipment and territories. and the one that's across now to out of college, i'm a curb as heads of the piano based, severe of institute organization. great talk to you on, i mean, verbalizing 18 year olds in and of itself. i mean, russia. how's that? um, but of course watched it also doesn't fun. it's ministry age men from leaving the country. it's got plenty of volunteers. so what is so sinister about a n t s case? well, i think in the case of keith, the soonest, the part about this use mobilization wave is simply the fact that people are leasing ukraine and masses us alone in the last month, more than 100000 people left ukraine simply because of the fact that they don't want to die in this war. and furthermore, even units at the front line with this, the problem that's they have for a few time discussion, right? so all in all, it's quite obvious that this decision is why we unpopular and ukraine, which you also can guess from the uh, we do most of the conscripts to be betas and also those people in ukraine. um, actually willing, even at a young age um to fight them stifle, your grade. already volunteered in 2022 ends in 2023. when the patriotic fever are off, the ukrainian receive was the strongest. but of course, these people are now either at the units at the front already that so this is kind of a scraping the barrel measured by the selected to receive. and it's quite a tragic one

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n a n a c p g sequences in a really long molecule to create and birth is all saved in this up in sequence stuff and the underlying concept to simulate. so the way we store the data, which is also kept in sequences consisting of ones and zeros, and by once we've done what b and i really looks like, you know, the data arrives that we could also use it to store data for nucleotide bases constitute the fundamental building blocks of dna, avenue, dining citizen and guanine, to seek once of these bases. a, c, t, n, t contains all the construction plans for any organisms. the dna is very durable. the oldest dna strand, ever analyzed was extracted from the molar of a lonely man as found in the permit. frost. it's over 800000 years old. but how could an audio file containing speech samples and so on to dialects be converted into a dna sequence? no matter if it's an audio file video file or text files at the end of the day, all digital data consists of ones and zeros. hold that costs and his team developed an algorithm that converts these binary numbers into a genetic code consisting of a, c, t's and g. after that, they can construct an artificial dna strain based on this blueprint. the that's what happens in this device. these fluids are the individual dna components, adenine, binding, citizen and guanine, to computers, to use how the artificial dna strain will be constituted. and the nucleotide bases take care of the rest. it's hard to believe, but what you see do thing out here is it, do you nee

n c put out a statement just last weekend. the side regimes ongoing refusal to engage in the political process outlined in u. n. s. c r 20 to 54, and it is real. it is in its reliance on russia. anarod created the conditions now unfolding, including the collapse of a savaging lines in north west, syria. so the united states, together with, with its partners and allies, 1st the escalation protection of civilians and minority groups. and he's in a serious, incredible political process that can end the civil war once and for all this is the account fled homes during the civil war in 2014, the since become a refugee. he says he hopes to consume, go back to his home. that in every saving, every single scene and you're going to see actually in your life he, he's only wished and dream is to go back home. there was nothing like home. there was no place like home home is, is it's been like leaving home actually it's, it's one of the worst thing that happened to us because seeing how people have to read us and is one of the worst things we can do nights today and weekends and i the people who are still living in red, one of

n a c put out a statement just last weekend. the side regimes ongoing refusal to engage in the political process outlined in u. n. s c. r 20 to 54, and it is real. it is in its reliance on russia and iran created the conditions now unfolding, including the collapse of a savaging lines in north west, syria. so the united states, together with, with its partners and allies, 1st the escalation protection of civilians and minority groups. and he's in a serious, incredible political process that can end the civil war once. and for all of these, they'll come fed homes during the civil war in 2014, he says he hopes he can soon go back to his homeless every saving every single scene and you're going to see actually in your life he, he's only wished and dream is to go back home, there was nothing like home. there was no place like home. home is, is, it's been like leaving home. actually it's, it's one of the worst thing that happened to us because seeing how people have to read us and is one of the worst things we can do nights today, and weekends and i, the people who are still living and read one of them. my uncle actually living and that, that he comes in and actually everything in there and caps actually around german for, for 10 years he's gets no nothing but the books caps, anything, anything can be better than that. and anything except the government is better than every cedar and today is planning already to go there. and i think for us, for me, i would never of course, actually deny or say it's, it's like we live here because we survived. there are people who died for us to survive, and this is very important to say today when i talk, when i talk about saving and when i, when i do activism, people should wonder like why, why would you do, why, you know, ways to talk about it the living actually far away, you could have your life, you're working, you're living your life, somebody else. and it's not true, it's really not through. we still didn't hold for the blood for the people who sacrificed themselves instead of sacrificing themselves. actually today on the gays of homes in the gates of california today in the gates of, of tema, a few days before. i think all of us are planning already to go back to see area. we're already planning to take everything we haven't done to go back and build a country that's actually give us dignity and at least respect us the trying to gauze in a way. and he's really asked, right? because it's a house in the, in the center of refugee camp, at least 10 brothers, the names were killed, including women and children. is what was going to treat is also still on the come all add one the hospital, one of the only remaining health facilities left in northern garza at least $13.00 commands, including medical staff and patients with children. we have tax in and around the barely functioning facility staffing patients have been rounded up and detained once again. the facility has been targeted repeatedly during the course of to what area we spoke to a doctor. i had somebody who is the director of nursing at the hospital. you explained how it all unfolded this year and some of the thought of the since the beginning of this attack and since the beginning of this aggression the hospital of come, i loved one in northern gauze that has been under attack from the is really military . what happened this morning is that is really tongues were approaching in a very fast minor as close as 50 meters to the hospital. the people that we didn't know credit was sent inside the hospitals. i wearing different uniforms and equipped with records and speakers and they sent a message to dr. hudson about saffir and his colleagues and the occupation forces asked them to evacuate the hospitals, including patients and medical staff. they asked them to evacuate towards the tank shortly after they demanded the evacuation of all patients and the injured this operation led to the killing of the 2 people inside the hospital. now including full staff members, they would target to and killed the south korea as president units of hill has addressed the nation for the 1st time since has failed attempt to declare martial news. he apologized and reassured the country. he would not make a 2nd declaration for the lead of humans own party responded by saying the president's resignation is unavoidable to comes just hours ahead of unexpected vote on his impeachment components. mean your fellow citizens. the room is the muscle low may be declared again, but let me say this clearly. they will never be a 2nd because there is no muscle regarding this deposition of a political situation, including the remainder of my term. i wouldn't trust this entirely to our parts. you moving forward. did mister smith date of says will be a said responsibility between the party and the government. once again, i deeply apologize for the consent in distress. i have caused you to bring you some live pictures now from the south korean capital sol. as people gather the in front of parliament with an impeachment vote is expected to take place and just a few as time from now, many people have been protesting every day since the present position of marshall calling on the president to resign and for treason charges to be brought against the live pictures that coming from. so robert kennedy is a professor of international relations that for some national university, he explain why presidency and hasn't resigned despite the pressure for him to do so . i am showing that he might be playing hard to gather from playing for time in order to reduce the possibility of guilt time, for example, which is something that has happened to previous south 3 ends. and what almost certainly happened in this case because the fences of this present far exceed anything that preceded him. so i also think that, you know, he might be trying to serve jace this afternoon at this very moment to see if we can get enough votes to hold off impeachment. and so if you have present, you can find just a few more members of his party to stick with him rights. only 8 need to defect them. compete. so we can hold the party line, he can't drive. and then is there only clear what would happen? i on my own sense, as you probably be forced to resign because of the street protests. there wasn't a patient once before. and so for you 78 years ago that present was also a conservative and in the elections that follow. the conservatives were being pretty badly and you had a quite progressive present take over in the wake of that. and the fact at the time i remember this b, we're talking about this. conservative party might collapse entirely. and i think people on the right are probably worried about this. now they're trying to figure out how to map out the next few months so that maybe they can hang on and not face a realtor and wipe out incoming elections. i would imagine that the left when an even bigger post impeachment election this time the last time because the offences are more agreed just so i imagine they were inside the conservative block. there's a lot of fighting about what exactly they have to do. so they try to push them out now by a resignation. talk to wash their hands and draw their distance, you know, war and the other hand, they all stick together. if they just none of them to fact, you can cancel via this piece for both. so i bet that's the fight inside the party start for salt break here, and i'll just say around when we come back, police in georgia are accused of yvon crosstown, has thousands of for you for testers. together for another night of demonstration against the company on the examining, the headlines, unflinching journalist sharing personal stories with a global audience. exploring abundance of world task, presenting on our to 0 in a split 2nd, a little go full of life, joins the ranks of hundreds of children. and because was the last at least one and 2 dated scott, but by no means broke. she looks to the future and have a key on that show has saved on medicine pipelines. old between names on it. it just the here's from, i'll just here on the go and need tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we just fix allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app to just set for it. and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think? is it the the welcome back. the only thing i'll just say right quick reminder about top stories here. this hour in syria, all physicians and fighters say they've taken control of the southern city of that . i also 1000 university of slums. the government's now lost control of 3 of the country's most important cities and the metro tags. opposition fighters also now on the outskirts of homes. silly is the biggest city. they have advanced around 40 kilometers since taking hammer on the 1st day, which lies on the road to damascus and south through his presidency. and so killed has addressed the nation for the 1st time since his failed attempt to declare motion. we know the apologize and reassure of the country he would not make a 2nd. declaration of martial news comes as ours had of unexpected focus on his impeachment. impala to georgia, now where ryan police have, once again use force against anti government demonstrate has protested as have been on the streets up to bc for a 9th night after the government, but told to join you on hold for at least 4 years. leases both accountants to a gas and made mass arrests from germany and poland double condemned the police response as disproportionate. in a joint statement, the european countries say they will consider taking action against georgia as an x p. u foreign affairs meeting i to 0 to meet you may think of a force from this every night in georgia is capital thousands gather in front of parliament, demanding change johnson songs. while i work at tax water cannon, n t, a guess the protest to say that calls for an election rerun and e, you integration of being ignored. the crisis has divided the nation and split families in georgia in dreams. media propaganda is like so bad. even my, for example, my family, some of my family believes in, and they think that georgian dreams wants to protect us from war, but they don't realize that we are in the war now. and this is our wor, no. october's election showed a risk in georgia and society official results. so the governing georgia dream policy going 54 percent of the vote keeping its majority. but exit polls show of boss sleep different picture that scene points us for georgia, dream and strong gains for opposition parties, one now demanding new elections. either way, it's clear that politically georgia is split somewhere down the middle of 40 percent of the country lives. in a rural areas anthropologist, doctor like you to says, this is key in the political split. you have a larger but educated middle c

n a c put out a statement just last weekend, the sod regimes ongoing refusal to engage in the political process outlined in u. n. s. c r. a 20 to 54 are, and it is real. it is and its reliance on russia and iran, created the conditions now and folding, including the collapse of a saw averaging lines in north west syria. so the united states, together with, with its partners and allies, 1st the escalation protection of civilians and minority groups. and he's in a serious, incredible political process that can end the civil war once and for all abilities to come, fled homeless during the civil war, back in 2014. he says he hopes he can soon go back to his homeland for every saving, every single scene and you're going to see actually in your life he, he's only wished and dream is to go back home. there was nothing like home. there was no place like home home is, is it's been like leaving home actually it's, it's one of the worst thing that happened to us because seeing how people have to read us and is one of the worst things we can do nights today and weekends and i the people who are still living and read one of them, my uncle actually living and that, that he comes in and actually, and things in that and caps actually around german for, for 10 years he's gets no nothing but books, caps, anything, anything can be better than that, and anything except the government is better than that. every cedar and today is planning already to go there. and i think for us, for me, i would never, of course, actually deny or say it's, it's like we left here because we survived. there are people who died for us to survive, and this is very important to say today when i talk, when i talk about tv and when i, when i do activism, people should wonder like why, why would you do, why, you know, ways to talk about it the living actually far away, you could have your life, you're working, you're living your life, somebody else. and it's not true, it's really not through. we still didn't hold all the blood of the people who sacrificed themselves instead of sacrificing themselves. actually today on the gaze of homes in the gates of california today in the gates of of hema a few days before. i think all of us are planning already to go back to syria, were already planning to take everything we have now to go back and bid a country that's actually give us dignity. and at least respect us the turn into goss an hour, at least 21 people have been killed in and is really as striking a comp incentive astray. let's try kit house and mean to say about refugee count. children and women are most of the day. i that is really ministry. also stone become all odd when the hospital will want to be on the remaining health facilities in northern garza and ambulance. outside the building was targeted at least 30 people, including medical stuff and patients were killed in the attacks in and around the valley functioning for, for the stuff in patients up and round it up and detained. once again, the facility has been targeted repeatedly during the course of the war. for now that we spoke to dr. i'd somebody who's the director of nursing at the hospital. he explained to how these really attack unfolded a dispute in term of a part of the home since the beginning of this attack. and since the beginning of this regression, the hospital of come, i loved one in northern cause that has been on the attack from the is really military. what happened this morning is that is really tongues were approaching in a very fast minor as close as 50 meters to the hospital. the people that we didn't know cutty was sent inside the hospitals. i wearing different uniforms and equipped with records and speakers and they sent a message to dr. hudson abo sophia, and his colleagues and the occupation forces asked them to evacuate the hospitals, including patients and medical staff. they asked them to evacuate towards the tanks . shortly after they demanded the evacuation of all patients and the injured this operation led to the killing of the 2 people inside the hospital. now including full staff members, they would target 2 and kills and an 11 on as well as bombing the border crossing between 11 and syria. the attack happened on the syrians side of the irregular crossing, which is now reported to be out of service as well as that it's part of it has below a weapon, smuggling route, but has provided evidence. i'll just say it was in a hold of has moved from that. we are at the i read the border crossing between 11 and syria. it's just one of many border crossings between these 2 countries is really strikes destroyed that it is now not the operational. it's not the 1st time this crossing has been hits in the past 10 days or so. there's really army says that has the law is using these crossings to smuggle weapons from syria and to 11 on it doesn't provide any evidence to that. but the is really military campaign really has been about degrading the military capabilities of iran and us allies in syria. syria is strategic for iran and its allies. the test run core door runs through syria is connected to iran, iraq, syria, and $211.00 on. and that's why has blah and, you know, iran as well, of course, has been watching the developments closely in syria as the opposition makes advances, taking territory of from, from the government. because this shift in, in the balance of power would be a major blow to a wrong designer for their elza theater. hardy the border crossing the talk to me as president to use of the old as address the nation for the 1st time since has failed attempt to declare martial. no, she apologized and reassured the country, he would not make a 2nd declaration. but the leader of human zone party responded by saying the president's resignation is unavoidable. in the next few hours parliaments expect to devote on whether to impeach president, you and i mean, your fellow citizens, the room is the muscle low may be declared again. but let me save this clearly. they will never be a 2nd because there is no muscle regarding this deposition of a political situation, including the remainder of my term. i wouldn't trust this entirely. partridge moving forward. did mister smith's picture says, will be a shared responsibility between the party and the government. once again, i deeply apologize for the consent in distress. i have caused you to bring some live pictures now from the south korean capital solis. people gather in front of parliament with an impeachment vote is expected to take place in a few hours time. these are supporters of the president that many south koreans have been protesting every day since the brief and position of motion, no quoted on the president to resign at the cruising charges to be brought against him to live pictures. the coming from the south korean costs were about kennedy is a professor of international relations at some national university. he explained why president you and hasn't resigned despite the pressure for him to do so. i am showing that he might be playing hard to gather from playing for time in order to reduce the possibility of guilt time, for example, which is something that has happened to previous out 3 ends. and what almost certainly happened in this case because the fences of this present far exceed anything that preceded him. so i also think that, you know, he might be trying to some jockey this afternoon at this very moment to see if we can get enough votes to hold off impeachment. and so if you have present, you can find just a few more members of his party to stick with him rights. only 8 need to defect them. compete. so we can hold the party line, he can't drive and then it's not really clear what would happen. i on my own sense, as you probably be forced to resign because of the street protests. there wasn't a patient once before. and so for you 78 years ago that present was also a conservative and in the elections that follow. the conservatives were being pretty badly and you had a quite progressive present take over in the wake of that. and the fact that the time i remember this, the we're talking about this conservative party might collapse entirely. and i think people on the right are probably worried about this. now they're trying to figure out how to map out the next few months so that maybe they can hang on and not face a realtor and wipe our incoming elections. i would imagine that the left when an even bigger post impeachment election this time that last time because the defenses are more agree just so i imagine they were inside the conservative block. there's a lot of fighting about what exactly they have to do. so they try to push them out . now if i resignation, talk to wash their hands and draw their distance. you know, war and the other hand, they all stick together. if they just none of them the fact you can cancel via this piece for both. so i bet that's the fight inside the party starts us up right here . and i'll just say right, when we come back, police in georgia are accused of a fall in crack dollars. thousands of private e professors gather for another nice demonstration. the had a lot of that remains exceptionally hard to go southern parts of africa. we'll get that in a moment, 1st to the middle east and live down to despite some cloud. these guys are looking pretty much clear across much of the events and across the gulf, things could turn while the breezy down the golf on saturday. that does clear up as we go into sunday. the west of the weather will be looking into western pots of took here, that seems to unsettled weather, pushing its way across the mediterranean. that's going to bring some very breezy conditions of blustery rains as well for the likes of al juliet to new z and libya . the wind is continue across the north of africa, but it is a launch the dry picture here. it's west or across that central band, and the good news is, is that we will see some of those showers descending south over the next few days. the heaviest rain will still be rumbling across the democratic republic of congo. as we go sack today into sunday, the development of the showers across eastern parts of south africa. look at that heat in bought swan a. well, we could see a thunder storm kick in to gab a road that will be on sunday despite that it's very hot on saturday, 42 degrees with a cool down to the new week that show of the one set of all of the food for you is to wasted which tens of thousands of put outlets power in south korea has been transformed. so what's to sandra is to build a leader in for the recycling i the reporting on how new technology is making this possible and can yeah, i mean the form of incentives. what do you, how do you think just for the labor? no, it's depends on the new place, a phrase or just the right the of the book about if you want to put them on another top stories in syria opposition fight to say they've taken control of the southern city of the come on demo. so i've also been over run in the past 24 hours. the government's now lost control of several of the countries, the most important cities. in a matter of days, at least 21 people have been killed and on his really yes, probably going to come from the center of the gun since prince sprag tons of the house. and it will say that women and children of south korea's presidency. and so if you don't as address the nation for the 1st time since it's a failed attempt to declare martial, know the from china to reassure the country, you would not make a 2nd declaration of motion. and it comes just hours. the head of an expected focus on his impeachment in south korean in georgia, right? police on growing increasingly violent in efforts to end mass protests that the 9 consecutive nights have demonstration on the streets of the capital subleasing from the government. but you accessing adults on home and you said you want to kind of take guess these things in mass arrests against the protest is from germany and poland level will condemn the police response as disproportionate in a joint statement to european countries say that we consider taking action against georgia and the next the you find a finance meeting after there was to meet them at the bank. and of course now i'm just kind of to be seen every night in georgia as capital thousands gather in front of parliament, demanding change johnson songs. while i work at tax water cannon, n t, a guess the protest to say that calls for an election rerun and e, you integration of being ignored. the crisis has divided the nation and split families, the georgia dream media propaganda is like so bad. even my, for example, my family, some of my family believes in, and they think that georgian dreams wants to protect us from war. but they don't realize that we are in the war now. and this is our war. now. october's election showed a risk in georgia and society official results. so the governing georgia dream policy going 54 percent of the vote, keeping its majority box, exit polls show of boss sleep. different picture that scene points us for georgia, dream and strong gains for opposition parties, one now demanding new elections. either way, it's clear that politically georgia is split somewhere down the middle. a 40 percent of the country lives in a rural areas anthropologist, doctor like you to says this is key in the political split who have a larger but educated middle clas

n b. as in a turkish fact forces, what can you tell us about the conditions as well? this is absolutely important because other than h to s, it's s n a, the c or a national army that is supported by turkey. so i think we were mostly looking at what happens between the 2 of them and i think of the displacement we've seen over the past days. i think there were hundreds of thousands reported to be clean areas of main, encouraged, skiing from bids from $1035.00 cetera. so it is good that there is a cease fire and i think that's the main aim is to prevent further further costs displacement. and to assure everybody there is no pricing intended, you will need to see how that material license. because at the same time, we've also seen turkish from buttons on curtis territory in northeastern syria. so i think we will need not only the agreement between these 2, but we will also need to see what church in the end says and what it does. and you mentioned the last, this placement in the range and, and can you tell us more about how civilians, curtis civilians in the region and have experienced the day since the regime fell as well? i think mainly it was joy because they have stuff that under the set machine, about 300000 sir and codes never got those here in national let's say. because it was also not allowed for them to have their rights to celebrate their fees. so to have their language is cetera, it was a repressive regime against them. services, right? i think the feeling of joy west bear because they knew now on your end you were, i could start for them and possibly autonomy. however, they also were a friend that this might not last that they might been christian of error interest h to s and others. and so i think it was mixed feelings. so now i think what methods for them is to see how can they get in a strong negotiating position and stay really a valid partner fernley go see ations for this, the international backing up, the kurtz would be quite crucial. and this is mainly materializing in the presence of us american troops. john formerly said that he would withdraw all us soldiers. this would be a game changer and we don't know what happens if then in january he takes over whether this is still valid or whether he might change cost. me. where do you see at this point in time kurdish aspirations for self governance and autonomy as well when very relevant point is the control of resources. because in a sub 0, the areas that they controlled or in which they were present, served also for the which provision. for example, it's very fertile areas which was a, that is lacking in many other areas of syria. so they felt that they always had to give towards damascus and they would be kept in a and b 9 situation. i think now they really want to make sure that they can control their resources, that they are recognized as an entity that has a self governance, which they established over the past years. and i think they might be i, it's something similar to rock where this is already kind of the arrangement the iraqi kurds have, with the rest of the state that was middle east experts, bunch of fellow from the highlands both found ation nearly 3 years into russia's full scale invasion, experts say ukraine has become the most mind country in the world. there are an estimated 2000000 landlines contaminating 40 percent of its territory. unexploded ordnance is another problem even near the capital p. c. w's rebecca rivers, reports. it's painstaking and dangerous. move in 2 years off, the russian soldiers were forced out of keys. the mine is still working to clear unexploded ordnance from areas on the cities outskirts number 50, their husband ticket. it's not only civilians who are at risk, but also the economy. how to familiar and then many areas of far as the dangerous, because of mine's all the optim up the fighting ballast if these are the boy of with d. so those at the end of this hits the economy hard to fit. because how hector, as of land cannot really fund the ocean, you know, over all the good, the experts from the halo trust, the world's biggest mind clearance organization estimate. there are many millions of explosive items in ukraine's soil, including molding to many and land mines light by russia since the full scale invasion. the scale of this problem is immense. eats not just here in kids, but right across the country. there are hundreds of sites like these, removing all the landlines and unexploded ordnance will take years if not decades. to bolster capabilities, the high, low trust has been taking on war veterans with extensive battle field experience. veterans like it was fun. yeah. so if there's a south k reminds for the military until he stepped on one himself with a couple of also believe we'd captured and enemy position and were ordered to clear rate of explosives and hazardous items. while we were securing the area, we came under artillery fire and had to seek cover. unfortunately, i stepped on a mine and was injured and you know, you almost have to put on and that's jack of hopes that when he recovered, he could go back to his battalion. but the challenges posed by his prosthesis made the rig is of the military to difficult, and he was the mobilized co, approximately the halo trust gives me a chance to keep on working for my country that's really important and contribute they do using the knowledge of wolf the vets analyze these high resolution drone images, they identify with a skilled eye and determine where the other side might have placed explosives. we have a lot of expertise in flying drones and analyzing inventory and bringing dates together . but we also have missing some domain knowledge about the, the local context in the battle field. i'm hoping that the veterans will help us understand a little bit better. this. it's a win win. they tell me, given the industrial scale of land mine and explosive ordinance lying and ukraine, the role of the little bits is invaluable. and becomes as the manager of the united nations development programs mind action project in ukraine. now me good to see you . the scale of contamination? we heard of there is star link. what areas are most affected in ukraine? yeah, thank you and good morning. um, what was saying and you'd find is that there is about a 138000 square kilometers of land that has been exposed to conflict and remains to be certified to identify where the actual contamination lies within that area. most of the contamination that we are finding is good across the conflict affected areas. so this includes cultural lands and forests and other than areas and underwater locations. it's concentrated largely in liberated territories along front lines. but there is also bain, extensive use of scatter hall mines in ukraine delivery to leave it on via auction very well, kids will project household driving. so this means that the contamination is varied and it includes anti personnel mines. i interviewed for mines, cluster munitions, and unexploded ordnance and foot for these types of mines. they can remain armed for hours or days if if they are on detonated by an electrical source or they can potentially remain there for decades. if they haven't mechanical fuses . yeah. which course is a long time threats. exactly. they're expected to far outlast the conflict. how long you know, in your experience, does it take to make contaminated areas safe again? well, it depends what the contamination is and how the parts is being used. as i said at the beginning, it's really important that the area that has been exposed to a conflict is certified. it is the 1st step doing non technical. so by going out and actually looking at it to identify where we have suspected hazardous areas, open sans hazardous areas, you know, the screw this already ukraine has been able to reduce all of the $35000.00 square meters of land and have pads got taken away from the contaminated area and pulled back to a productive used by the community. this is what the surveys, how important is because when your decline, the deadline is the real keywords out to the field they need to be going with is the real um, contamination because it is a common race on an excuse to essentially 1st as what will be the long term consequences of the contamination of i'm well that's got a couple of main on, on. sometimes this, i mean, already were saying uh, communities displaced and, and disrupt staley life. the civilians face constant risk of injury or death. and by the end of august 2024, that was 1286 victims of mines and an explosive remnants of war and ukraine. the projections by the government said this number of potentially rising to 9000 by 2030. if this isn't addressed, and also we understand the impact of the global food security. you know, ukraine is uh, in the top 10 wave produces in the world before the war about 90 percent of ukraine's weight expos spent to countries in africa and asia. so it has to not only include patients here, but also a broad as may only concept from the u. n. d p. 's mine action project. thanks so much for your time. thank you. us and south korea police have once again, rate of the compound of president. you'll so you'll investigator see the real boxes of materials from the complex in the capital. sol was the 2nd attempt, after wednesday's rate of use office was locked by security guards used for as far as defended his shocked decision to declare martial law last week and a tv address to the nation. the president who is under criminal investigation and facing a new impeachment motion is boeing to quote fights to the end is more of what the south korean president had to say. good, good about, good old. how are we on a constitutional decision and active for governance, vice president of the country and saw it as the only option of truth there on the act of rebellion? a president of the declaration of emergency marsh alone is an active governance time just like the executive climbing the ego and diplomatic. right. so i'm not subject to legal

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