left on their own, or applied to the kharkiv regional military administration to the coordination humanitarian centernd volunteers came and took them away, there are those who needed some time to gather themselves and in general to get used to the idea of the fact that they will be forced to leave in any case, there are those who resisted to the last , we had about 15 such children there, that is, if i am not mistaken, seven or eight families, but nevertheless, you know how it is they say, water melts stone and we didn’t leave them there alone, we constantly worked and communicated every day, and we involved the police, involved the children’s service, involved juvenile prevention, that is, everyone worked and, so to speak, went every day and explained that it was necessary to evacuate, and other things there's no way out, they can't stay, and we can't just say, well, if you don't want to, then stay, no, we went to the last one. and in this way we managed to get almost everyone out, it remains to find out the last questions there and we will already sum up the results of this story. mr. chairman, aft

he coordinates humanitarian issues, they noted that for generators in hospitals, pumping stations and refugee accommodation centers much fuel is needed. the israeli army, meanwhile, continues its ground operation in gaza. with details, the head of the middle east bureau of vgtrk sergei pashkov is our special correspondent in the region, stanislav bernald. despite the stormy weather and heavy rains, the israeli defense forces operation in the gaza strip continues, and fighting continues. in the center of of a large palestinian city, the military is trying to inflict maximum damage on the militants, looking for entrances to tactical tunnels, destroying the launch points of the brigade rocket launchers because of el-qassam, hunting for the ringleaders and leaders of hamas and its armed forces, but at the same time the emphasis of the ground campaign is shifting directly in the northern part of gaza , forces have been introduced there, ground forces, the main task of which is the search and return of hostages who are in the territory of the palestinian enclave on october 7, such hostages are now in the territory of th

special humanitarian safe zones where we have been coordinating to deliver the provision of hugh -- humanitarian aid. hamas has been embedded itself in civilian areas, building its command centerstals, tunnels under people's homes, storing weapons in mosques and schools. hamas's strategy is based on using human shields. their strategy is based on hiding behind women and children so that it can perpetrate attacks against israeli civilians and then retreat behind them and make it difficult for israel to exercise its legitimate and right of self-defense. that's why we have spent so long urging civilians to get outof harm's way. we surrendered the element of surprise. we could have gone in stronger, faster at the beginning. it's very important for us that civilians not be hurt, because this is a war against hamas. this is the war that hamas declared against us, not against the palestinian people, not against the people of gaza. they know that. that's why israel placed over 30,000 phone calls, individual soldiers calling palestinians, warning them that the ground operation is coming telling them to get out of the way. >> for a good part of that time they didn't have cell service bec

the mediation of kator in coordination with america, the humanitarian situation is still deteriorating, there are big problems with clean water and food, refugee reception centersimply overcrowded. the fact is that we are already under threat starvation, we are at risk of dehydration, there is no normal food, and this threatens serious consequences for people's health. when the rainy season comes, there will be a disaster in the shelters where people can take shelter. one of the shelters, just to give an example, houses 25,000 displaced people and only has eight toilets. so you can imagine what this means from a hygiene point of view, we will have famine and disease, infections that will spread throughout the sector, this will happen if enough humanitarian aid does not arrive, well, in conclusion, the military wing of hamas announced the death of seven hostages, including three foreigners during yesterday’s bombing of aljabali. let me remind you that during the shelling of a refugee camp, israeli aircraft were killed and it was... man, this is the situation here in the middle east, it is restless, we continue to monitor the situation. stanislav, thank you, our

center for humanitarian health. he's worked extensively with groups like msf to coordinate emergency responses for humanitarian crises. he joins me now from baltimore, maryland. sir, a good day. the situation in gaza in general and at health care facilities in particular is desperately urgent. as a doctor, you have responded to humanitarian emergencies around the globe. how are you thinking about this moment? >> indeed, it is critically urgent. i've been in many other situations that are not similar but also urgent. i think the difference here is the intense bombardment and the lack of a release valve, meaning people are not able to leave the country or the territory, as in most other situations where they are able to do so. >> now, as you outline there, there is a precedent, i understand, but this is also a very unique situation. as i started out our conversation, you are a recognized expert. when you consider the situation in gaza today and in the face of the calamitous health situation that is worsening by the day, by the minute, the need for aid so great, so overwhelming, so insufficient, are there alternative wa

coordination center, in in february of twenty-two, his car had already been blown up, then filipponenko was not injured, but his driver was injured. thousands of civilians took advantage of the humanitariangas sector, at least the israeli defense forces report this. in the morning, its press service announced that the palestinians in the northern part of the enclave have the opportunity to go south along the main street of the city, they promised not to shell it for 4 hours, this time has expired , it turns out that just a few minutes ago, israel continues the ground operation, is moving towards the center of gas, with details from the head of the middle east bureau of vgtrk, sergei poshkov. over the course of last night and today, there have been reports of fighting directly in the center of gaza city with palestinian militants within sight. the israeli military reports dozens of killed militants, suppressed anti-tank points, destroyed missile crews, discovered entrances to underground tunnels and reports that armored vehicles continue to advance, including along the central salah-1 avenue, along to which groups of peaceful civilian population of gaza are periodically passed several tim

coordination of humanitarian affairs. back here at home, more than 400 biden officials signed a petition demanding the white house demand a cease-fire. israeli forces say they have discovered a hamas command centerperating out of a hospital, which doctors and hamas has denied. >> the truth is, hamas doesn't let you see the evidence normally. only now the israeli soldiers entered some of these positions and can we bring a camera in and put light in a dark room, so to speak? >> joining us, keir simmons. >> reporter: that video that you heard about there, and we will show you more of that in a moment. the palestinian hell hole, he described that as a stupid charade. and the hospital is the center of much focus this morning, and three senior doctors tell us they have not seen hamas in that hospital, and others say no doubt there is hamas under the hospital. overnight, israel air strikes unrelenting, and this was the refugee camp in the north, and our team in gaza documenting more children pulled from the rubble in the south. continued shelling and gunfire making evacuating many hospitals impossible, officials say. 36 premature babies are still fighting for their life, doctors tell us. israel saying

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