narrator: in addition to cameroon, shell casings were found in the central african republic and chad,all linked to sudanese paramilitary and military groups. and these groups are also killing park rangers. sudan's military is alleged to have murdered six rangers in chad's zakouma national park in 2012. hutson: that murder was accomplished by a joint force of the sudan armed forces and the sudan central reserve police unit known as abu tera. the papark rangers, being good muslims, went out to pray one morning at sunrise, and this joint t force executed t them in a an infantry style. narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africa each year. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to take care of your family if the primary breadwinner dies. shelley: terrorists are operating as b businessmen these days, , and they are seizingng targets of opportunity. narrator: al qaeda affiliate al

once again the people of central african republic a witnessing renewed violence at the headquarters of the un peacekeeping mission in the capital bangui hundreds of hundred demonstrators laid out the bodies of what list sixteen people they say they were killed in violence between armed groups and un peacekeepers in the p.k. five neighborhood a muslim district in the majority christian city. population will think if i. didn't know what's going on exactly who i thought they knew that the they're going to attack force but they are attacking everyone so people react to it and they start fighting back within it and. that night from two am up to eight am in the morning. local security forces along with peacekeepers launched an operation in the area on sunday to discuss and dismantle the basis of militias they accuse of extortion and attacks on civilians until now the un mission has been unwilling to provoke a fight over this calming the fight says it argues that given the few resources and troops utah's it's challenging to maintain security a common occurrence of peacekeeping in the modern a

says this action in central african republic is an act of the gap the. international chemical weapons express a russian former spy and his daughter were poisoned in the u.k. with a very short type of nerve agent. however we've got the spring warmth setting in ny city now across much of here were season very warm air filtering into central powers easing across those eastern areas to and pushing right up across ukraine into the southwestern corner of russia or in the process that has led to some flooding this is no melt that is cause the flooding here is the temperatures rise very quickly not so long ago as temperatures well down close to freezing but now we've seen the temperatures lifting some when there are the high teens the fall of back a little bit but we are going to see some good warm weather just coming back through as we go on through the next few days to moscow it around eleven celsius for thursday afternoon a seventeen there in kiev new see this plume of warm arad wish to become more expansive as we go on through the next couple of days say for

one of the stories we're following demonstrations in the central african republic of late some of the bodies of those killed in recent violence outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bangui at least twenty one people were killed during a u.n. operation in the mainly muslim p.k. five neighborhood so peacekeepers and the army target groups mohamed a dog reports. once again the people of central african republic a witnessing renewed violence at the headquarters of the un peacekeeping mission in the capital bangui hundreds of hundred demonstrators laid out the bodies of what list sixteen people they say they were killed in violence between armed groups and un peacekeepers in the p.k. five neighborhood a muslim district in the majority christian city. population will think if i. didn't know what's going on exactly who i thought they knew that the they're going to attack force but they are attacking everyone so people react to it and they start fighting back within it and. that night from two am up to eight am in the morning. local security forces along with peacekeepers launched

mission in the central african republic they died in the latest firefight between united nations peacekeepers and local gangs composed have a special report plus facebook's boss faces day two of a grilling over his company's misuse of private data mark zuckerberg tells a committee of the house of representatives that facebook has not seen any activity by russia on china or china attempting to collect data. and one of the greatest comeback victories in champions league history roma defeated the program powerhouse barcelona to make the semifinals will they need the bundesliga speier munich will have expert analysis. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has blasted off a warning to russia over syria he has threatened to military action after an alleged poison gas attack last weekend now trump tweeted russia vows to shoot down missiles fired at syria get ready russia because they will be coming you shouldn't be partners with a gas killing animal who kills his people and enjoys it now reports suggest that pro-government forces in syria are clearing equipment and troop

peacekeepers in the central african republic. and more drama in the champions league but this time spanish side rail madrid booked their place in the semifinals over eventis joe we'll have the details. is observing three days of mourning after a military plane crash near the capital algiers killing everyone on board most of them a military personnel and their families but the dead also included dozens of refugees mariana holland has more. two hundred fifty seven people were on board the military aircraft it went down shortly after takeoff crashing near a military airport south of l.g. is the defense ministry says many of the passengers was soldiers some of them accompanied by their families a number of people survived this family was among those being treated hurt when the plane crashed into a field close to where he was working. i could see that as soon as the plane took off it started falling the plane flew over my head and came really close the wing clipped me as i was jumping to get out of the way then it burst into flames i'

it's relatively tranquil and the rain forest in the south of the central african republic that hasn't always been the case but the war has shifted to other regions now guerrilla expert terence food was one of the few people who remained in after the area was overrun in twenty thirteen and you have a squad here to look at the project site. which as a confirmed he done and succeeded to get here went by way for escaping and kitted out of the five pounds and i said he thought this place was just almost because of. the unique wildlife and is still thriving thanks in part to generous financial support particularly from germany. some two thousand gorillas still live in the park for the most part undisturbed. is a source of income for the population. yet to start off sixty people. yes more efficient he's paying sixty people still he says it's a stick figure ok change into things so we can get the people or the benefits. more than twelve hundred wild elephants also live in zion goes on. in the middle of the rain forest is a clearing the animals are attracted to the mineral salts in the soil. f

here on the sand or river in the southwest of the central african republic this boat is on a kind of rescue mission. the rescuers call themselves de mccully and they want to save the culture of the bayaka people. the group makes regular trips to the rainforest to keep the ancient wisdom of the people alive know. the main purpose is to learn about the forest and its spirit. which they have to ask for permission to enter. they learn through observation guided by john bullock or one of the few people who still has the ancient knowledge. and the. children look at the spark. if you boil it in water the water turns red drink it it's good for a stomach ache or sore throat. for thousands of years these communities have lived sustainably taking only what they need for food and medicine from the woods of the river. the members of dea mccully are trying to preserve this archaic way of life in modern times and to protect the forest they're supported by nature conservation organization w w f the rain forest in the congo basin is under threat. timber companies are logging poachers killing wildlife

the central african republic has a population of just five million people but a total area almost twice the size of germany what should make it and i do you know place for why i mean most with why our reporter. in the north off the country to the. us by show resolve in the south there he met activists who are doing all they can to keep native wildlife from being wiped out. it's really to flee tranquil in the rain forest in the south of the central african republic that hasn't always been the case but the war has shifted to other regions now guerrilla expert terence food was one of the few people who remained in after the area was overrun in twenty thirteen. when i was caught he had to look at the projects site. that with some porches that came from he done and succeeded to get here he went. away for escaping and kitted out of the highway funds unless it is all just faceless just because of . the unique wildlife and is still thriving thanks in part to generous financial support particularly from germany. some two thousand gorillas still live in the park for the most part undisturbed. is

so now with most of the bar called the congo basin these pygmy people live in the central african republic like many indigenous people they see the our culture on the right right outside influences that is why the by arco all being young have come together to preserve the one of their i'm sisters how are they doing that show for thousands of years their bayaka have lived with and from the rain forest they have always treated the forest with care because they see themselves as part of it preserving it as part of their cultural heritage then to my colleague group is trying to curry that's tradition on into the twenty first century the means for us in bayaka kali is the word for in fungal our widespread indigenous language in the region. here in the sangar river in the southwest of the central african republic this boat is on a kind of rescue mission. the rescuers call themselves team a colleague and they want to save the culture of the bayaka untangled people. the group makes regular trips to the rainforest to keep the ancient wisdom of the people alive. the main purpose is to learn about th

angry demonstrators lay the bodies of people killed in recent clashes in the central african republic at the door of the united nations. and myanmar sentences seven soldiers to ten years in prison for killing ten reign the muslims but two journalists still face up to fourteen years for investigating the massacre. i'm joining in doha with all your day's sports news as israel madrid hope to avoid the same exit as spanish rivals barcelona they'll face eventis for a place in the champions league semifinals in the next hour. i'll come to the program russia has told the united states it should be aiming its smart missiles at terrorists not at the syrian government this after u.s. president donald trump warned of missile strikes in syria following a suspected chemical attack in duma on twitter he wrote russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at syria get ready russia because they will be coming nice and new and smart he added you shouldn't be partners with a gas killing an animal who kills his people and enjoys it. well trump's tweet followed an early a warning from a russian am

and in the central african republic, a u.n. policewoman helps prevent sexual crimes. [ikhlas speaking g kurdish] rabiaa el-garani: whwhat we received as a proof of evividen. we collect it a and we keepep it till one day a tribunal will be established. [knock on door] [women speaking kurdish] [salina speaeaking kurdish] [women speaking kurdish] [salina speakiking kurdish] michael blume: in august 2014 the so-called islamic state, or da'esh, attacked the sinjar region in iraq, and they attacked esespecially the yazidi and christian minorities living there. when da'esh entered the villages and cities, they immediately began to separate people by their religion. and they had a plan to kill all the men, and the women and children, they were taken as slaaves. [i[ikhlas speaking kurdish] [ivana speaking kururdish] [ikhlas spspeaking kurdish] michael: therere is a possibiliy in german law for a state to start a humanitarian admission program. and that's what we did. we decided to take in up to 1,000 women and children that sufferered traumatitizing violee from d da'eshh. but

says this action in central african republic is an act of propaganda. we're still got some rather lively right into parts of the middle east big area of cloud just around the eastern side of iraq pushing across into iran has produced some very heavy rain here flooding rains for some asti fifty four millimeters to friday just twenty four hours just into that western side of iraq you can see how the cloud and right makes its way up into azerbaijan into georgia maine yes they'll seeing some wet weather as we go through the next couple days this is them really is kind of stuck here little bit of wet weather to have a towards afghanistan kabul at twenty three degrees twenty three degrees celsius the beirut but the fog the fine and sunny weather will continue here as we go on through the next couple days little change as we go through sassed like or just rather eastern side of the med i'm afraid for eastern parts of iraq on the other hand the right still in place as you can see it pushes over towards western parts of iran still a bit of wet weather that into

demonstrators in the central african republic have laid bodies outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bangui at least twenty one people were killed during a un operation in the mainly muslim p.k. five neighborhood that saw peacekeepers and the army target armed groups fishes are unsure if the victims were caught in the crossfire or deliberately targeted on sunday two people including a peacekeeper died when fighters attacked un troops near the president's residence south africans are saying their final goodbyes to the woman many called it the mother of the nation an official memorial service is being held for winnie mandela is taking place in the wetter where she lived and for to get to the part time activist and former wife of south africa's first black president nelson mandela died last week at the age of eighty one she played a leading role in the battle against white minority rule when he was also known for her uncompromising methods during the struggle facebook boss mark zuckerberg will face more questions later from u.s. politicians about the mass

protests in the central african republic we speak to me and my delegation trying to convince wrangle refugees it's safe to return to rack and state. and just six months on from hurricane joel tell us about the athlete who's brought sporting joy to the british version i. president johnson nominee for secretary of state my own peo is facing tough questions from senators at a confirmation hearing. for. the current cia director was greeted by protest is accusing him of being a woman. if confirmed by the senate will replace rex tillerson who was fired last month after a piece of clashing with the president denied ever advocating for regime change in north korea and jordan is watching developments in capitol hill and so my point here known for his hawkish stance but claiming it doesn't take that position on the matter of north korea. that's right mari. during his opening statement on thursday said that people had been mischaracterizing his views as being hawkish even though there is evidence suggesting the contrary when it comes to north korea he is signaling that the u.s. should proceed c

demonstrators in the central african republic have laid bodies outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bongi they were some of those killed during a un operation in the mainly muslim neighborhood called p.k. find that peacekeepers and the army targeted our troops on sunday two people including a peacekeeper died when fighters attacked the un troops near the president's residence it's. now the central african republic has been struggling to return to stability since violence erupted in twenty team that was after longtime leader francois busy was overthrown by this armed group a coalition of largely muslim factions in response to the coup christian fighters form groups known as the anti blacker to carry out range killings adding a religious element to the violence despite the election of a new president in twenty sixteen the crisis has intensified with the groups splitting into multiple factions all vying for control so far more than a million people have been displaced with the majority seeking refuge in neighboring cameroon. do les is a journalist in the

once again the people of central african republic a witness in renewed violence at the headquarters of the u.n. peacekeeping mission in the capital bangui hundreds of hundred demonstrators laid out the bodies of what list sixteen people they say they were killed in violence between armed groups and u.n. peacekeepers in the p.k. five neighborhood a muslim district in the majority christian city. the population if i. didn't know what's going on. in they knew that the they're going to force but they are working everyone so people react to it and they start fighting back. and. that night from two am up to eight am in the morning. local security forces along with peacekeepers launched an operation in the area on sunday to disarm and dismantle the basis of militias they accuse of extortion and of toxins goodmans until now the u.n. mission has been unwilling to provoke a fight over disarming the fighters it argues that given the few resources and troops utah's it's challenging to maintain security a common occurrence of peacekeeping in the modern age. central african republic has been struggl

the united nations is described as civilian protests using dead bodies in the central african republic has propaganda demonstrators placed seventeen dead bodies outside the u.n. building in the capital bungalow wednesday they say they were innocent civilians killed during clashes between the un and armed groups but the u.n. insists the dead were criminals it opened fire on peacekeepers killing one of them the u.n. mission is working to restore state also as he looked like a five area of hongi. is a u.n. undersecretary general for peacekeeping operations he's currently in benghazi and he told us the un's actions were justified and its presence in the p.k. five neighborhood is welcomed by the people there. the population ask us to do something about this criminal groups that are oppressing the population there may have been legal taxes there. you see blackmail sometime over there are some ready and this has been going on for months and months and months and that. the un has been trying to get on with those who are solved this problem in the recent me but for many months trying. to interv

meum us army has been accused of carrying out ethnic cleansing and demonstrators in the central african republic have laid bodies outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bongi some of the twenty one people killed during a un operation in the mainly muslim neighborhood called p.k. five peacekeepers on the army targeted armed groups officials aren't sure whether the victims were caught in the crossfire or hit on purpose those were the headlines a lot more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera it's al-jazeera world to stay with us. i'm. going to go argue the. pot they're going to write the voice of christine been. the third king of the house of my kingdom of jordan. a controversial figure never far from a political crisis well. let me. ask you. he came to power in a succession crisis after his grandfather's assassination. janet. janet says. he joined egypt and syria in the one nine hundred sixty seven war against israel. he walked a tightrope between the arab world israel the palestinians and the west. at the moment. the out of the boy. up and up and a cynical opportunists maneuvering

the un has been accused of being passive in the central african republic.five. right wing leader viktor orban has been re—elected as prime minister of hungary. his party, fidesz, will have a two thirds majority after winning 48 percent of the vote, with a distinctly distinctly anti—immigrant, platform. this is an official government anti immigration poster, showing a long line of migrants in slovenia during the migrant crisis in 2015, the same image used in a ukip campaign poster calling for the uk to leave the eu. last year the eu began legal action against hungary, poland and the czech republic for their refusal to host asylum—seekers. hungary was pivotal during the migrant crisis, closing its borders in 2015 with serbia and croatia. those border closures led to the long queues of migrants in slovenia seen in the campaign poster used by orban's government. the bbc‘s jenny hill is in hungary for the results. he has done it again. divisive, defiant, hungry‘s controversial prime minister secured a third said executive —— consecutive term in office. there is

defends its actions after protesters still corpses laid out in protests in central african republic a rare opportunity where at the rough a crossing where desperate palestinians are hoping for their chance to feed gaza and costs into egypt. and just six months on from hurricane irene majola tell us about the african whose votes fourteen choices the british version of. president trumps nominee for secretary of state mike pompei or has faced tough questions from senate says a confirmation hearing. they. are the current cia director was greeted by protest as accusing him of being a war monger if confirmed by the senate pompei a woman's place breaks to listen he was fired last month after repeatedly clashing with the president on pale denied ever advocating for regime change in north korea was jordan has the latest now from capitol hill. the cia director mike pompei has been trying to sound a conciliatory note during his daylong confirmation hearing on capitol hill this problem pale would replace threats tillerson who never got on the right side of the u.s. president donald trump and in f

september yann miles army has been accused of carrying out ethnic cleansing demonstrators in the central african republic have laid bodies outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bangui at least twenty one people were killed during a un operation in the mainly muslim p.k. five neighborhood that saw peacekeepers and the army target armed groups fishes are unsure if the victims were caught in the crossfire or deliberately targeted on sunday two people including a peacekeeper died when fighters attacked un troops near the president's residence south africans are saying their final goodbyes to the woman many called it the mother of the nation an official memorial service is being held for winnie mandela is taking place in the wetter where she lived and for to get to the part time activist and former wife of south africa's first black president nelson mandela died last week at the age of eighty one she played a leading role in the battle against white minority rule when he was also known for her uncompromising methods during the struggle facebook boss mark zuckerberg will face more questions later fr

demonstrations in the central african republic laid bodies outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bangui to protest an operation against on groups in a largely muslim neighborhood the red cross remove the bodies which have been wrapped in sheets or plastic and laid out on the bare ground at least twenty one people were killed in the un operation in the mainly muslim p.k. five community. now we can go to turkey more than twenty thousand afghans have a legally tried to enter the country turkey via iran over the past three months now turkey has stepped up efforts to send them back home so because they are glued heard stories about their treacherous journeys in search for a better life. it's been a long journey but your feet are swollen. these afghan boys how walter three hundred kilometers since entering turkey. having left families behind they hope for a better and safer life here. that we've been travelling for seventeen days walking for twenty two hours nonstop i mean we have some bread water and a few shirts in our bags. they don't have passports o

are in kosovo, molly, the central african republic, so we have partners, allies, and trust allies. and because of that, we are sure that the reforms of nato which we are investing in together and resultng together, will as it was before, but especially now the kaz we see in the united states leadership, we have seen the willingness in the united states to see a different quality of nato and can probably be open. i was joking of the bid about, we need leadership sometimes for decision-making, even predictable leadership, to make enough leverage and pressure for rivals to believe that we can make a decision. think we see this kind of leadership in president trump. and that is good, because without the leverage and pressure, there will be no additional spending in our defense in nato, there will be no additional decisions for froming military forces the united states in our countries. there would be no willingness to look into the matter of joint defense, which we need very much. so from all these point of views, we trust that our partners and allies is investing seriously in the futu

demonstrations in the central african republic of laid bodies outside the u.n. mission building in the capsule bungie to protest an operation against all md groups in a largely muslim neighborhoods the red cross removed the bodies which had been wrapped in sheets or plastic and laid out on the back ground at least twenty one people were killed in the u.n. operation in the main muslim p.k. five community memorial service is being held in south africa for the woman many called the mother of the nation thousands attended the ceremony for when he met a. mandela in sweater where she lived and fought against apartheid the activist and former wife of south africa's first black president nelson mandela died last week at the age of eighty one when he was known for her uncompromising methods during the struggle. man was government has sought to reassure him to refugees in bangladesh saying their repatriation is a priority social welfare and so when all is in bangladesh for three days he is the first senior official to visit for him to refugees who fled to cults as bizarre

angry demonstrators in central african republic have laid the bodies of at least sixteen people killed in recent clashes in bangui outside the u.n. mission headquarters un peacekeepers and local security forces have been fighting armed groups and a large will muslim neighborhood of people five of them in straight areas are blaming un soldiers for firing on residents protesting against the operations of. nearly sixty thousand people have fled fighting in eastern the pratik republic of congo since january to seek refuge in neighboring uganda that's according to the medical. charity doctors without borders most of the new arrivals have fled fighting in the jury problems. this report from the king wali refugee camp in uganda. all these people ran for their lives. and now patients run thin they're waiting for buses to take them to a place to make new homes in this refugee camp in uganda. rita elisa's stories typical a few days ago a militia attacked her village in congo killed her neighbors with machetes she fled with her five children she's pregnant with her six see if you go out and we sa

demonstrators in the central african republic of late voting is outside the u.n. building in the capital bangui to protest against an operation against armed groups in the last the muslim neighborhood the red cross removes the bodies which are being wrapped in plastic and laid on the bare ground at least twenty one people killed in the un operation in the mainly muslim p.k. five section of the city officials are unsure whether the victims were caught in the crossfire or had been deliberately targeted a memorial service is being held in south africa for the woman many call the mother of the nation thousands attended the ceremony for winnie medical dela in so well to where she had lived to unfold against a party at the activist and former wife of south africa's first black president nelson mandela died last week at the age of eighty one she was named for her uncompromising method. azerbaijan's president is on course to win a fourth consecutive term in office after a contentious snap election of sixty five percent of the ballots counted president aliyev has eighty si

were tested as in the central african republic have placed the bodies of at least sixteen people killed during recent violence outside the un mission had courses peacekeepers and local security forces have been fighting on groups in a largely muslim neighborhood of the capital donkey the demonstrators blame un soldiers for firing on residents who were angry at their presence in the area i'll see you for the news hour and twenty five minutes time inside story starts now. facebook c.e.o. in the hot seat mogs october apologizes to u.s. senators for a massive data breach but avoids questions about how his company might be regulated more closely so what can come out of his testimony and what steps can be taken to ensure better five a-c. for social media uses this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. after the five hour long testimony before the u.s. congress on tuesday facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg managed to walk a fine line as he came under fire from lawmakers he apologized for a range of problems that have be set the social media giant including the lack of data protection

the united nations has described a civilian protest using dead bodies in the central african republic as propaganda demonstrates as they seventeen dead bodies that save the u.n. building in the capital bungay on wednesday they say they were innocent civilians killed during crashes between the un and armed groups but the u.n. insists the dead were criminals that opened fire on un peacekeepers killing one un's on a mission to restore state authority to the p.k. five neighborhood of. the global chemical weapons will shock says a military grade nerve agent was used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in a british town of soulsby last month u.k. government and its allies blame russia for the attack but moscow denies any involvement catherine stansell reports. it was the first nerve agent deployed in europe since the second world war the o.p.c. w. was ordered to carry out an independent investigation into the poisoning of u.t. and sergei screwball last month when they were found slumped in a park in salisbury yulia was released from hospital this week her father is still receivi

education budgets united nations is described as civilian protest using dead bodies in the central african republic as propaganda demonstrates his place seventeen dead bodies outside the u.n. building in the capsule bunky on wednesday they say they were innocent civilians killed joined clashes between the un and armed groups but u.n. says the dead were criminals who opened file peacekeepers killing one u.n. mission is working to restore state authority in the p.k. five area of. a highly anticipated meeting between the leaders of north and south korea is only two weeks away people who live near the border are hoping the summit can further improve ties after months of diplomacy heavy nowak met some of them in the city of khost song. on the east coast is south korea's northernmost county it's home to a community of north koreans who arrived during the korean war seeking temporary shelter then found they could not return across the border when the county was split into a park killing so it was a baby with her family fled now she runs this restaurant which specializes in food from her homeland. there ar

and from libya to the central african republic from south sudan to northern mali conflict and chaos has spread throughout the continent. at the heart of this turmoil a strategic territory the size the vast region that straddles the sahara to the north and the savannahs in the south has become an important new front in the so-called war against terrorism. but is the official narrative the fight against terrorism masking a larger battle. the resources are plentiful. there's castors oil there's cold hand gold copper and iron and the list goes on and on and on to. tell you dick cheney must keep. a new scramble for free condoms to move back out electric. the resource wars of the twenty first century have already begun. at the center of today's troubled region of the cyan is the nation of mali among the poorest in the world unemployment is rampant and most people survive hand to mouth. yes in the thirteenth century the mali impiety extended over much of west africa and was extraordinarily wealthy and powerful so ivory and gold made it a major crossroad for global trade of the time but inevita

the united nations has described a civilian protest using dead bodies in the central african republic has propaganda demonstrators play seventeen dead bodies outside the u.n. building in the capital gong pealed wednesday they say they were innocent civilians killed during clashes between the un and armed groups but the u.n. insists the dead were criminals who died in foreign peacekeepers killing one of them the u.n. mission is working to restore state authority in the p.k. five area of the capital bangui. is the u.n. undersecretary general for peacekeeping operations and he's currently in the c.a.r. capital bangui and he told us the un's actions were justified in its presence in the p.k. five neighborhood is welcomed. the population ask us to do something about this criminal groups that are oppressing the population there they've been illegal taxes there. you see blackmail some time over there are some ready and this has been going on for months and months and months. and the un has been trying to get on with the who are solve this problem the group is for me but for many months tryin

demonstrators in the central african republic have laid bolt is outside the u.n. building in the capital bangui to protest against an operation against armed groups in largely muslim neighborhood the red cross quickly removed the boat is which had been wrapped in sheets or in plastic and then laid on the ground at least twenty one people were killed in the un operation in the mainly muslim p.k. five section of the city officials are unsure whether the victims were caught in the crossfire all whether they were deliberately targeted. one of the victims of last month's suspected nerve agent attack in the u.k. city of souls freeman has made her first public statement since leaving hospital the british government accuses moscow of being behind the attack on the former russian spy surrogate script powell and his daughter yulia in a statement issued by the british police you list says she doesn't want any russian embassy services uses that her cousin in russia victoria who has been trying to visit her is not welcome in the u.k. and does not speak for her nor her father.

we back in afghanistan, we in mali, we in central african republic, we in kosovo, we are in ukraine together. so we are partners, allies, and trustful allies. and because of that, we are assured that the reforms of nato which we are investing together and preparing together will be resultive, as it was before, but especially now, because we see in united states leadership, we've seen the willingness of united states to see different nato, different quality of nato. and i can be probably open. i talked to the president, we were joking about, we need leadership sometimes for decision making, and unpredictable leadership to make enough leverage and pressure for the rivals to believe that we can make a decision. and as we see this kind of leadership in president trump. and this is good because without the leverage and pressure, there will be no additional spending in our defense, in nato. there will be no additional decisions for rotating military forces of united states in our countries. there will be no willingness to look into the matter of air defense, which we need very much. so from all of