most often give him advice whenever he can via video link and fatah is grateful for the help. the usual concept that for how to. tailor patients many people have to be treated outdoors now the country is facing a new wave of infections officially only $700.00 people have died of the virus but each day more and more graves are being dug on the outskirts of kabul. for more journalist david joins us now from kabul is ali give us a sense of how fost coronavirus is actually spreading in afghanistan. it's actually spreading very quickly i mean the official numbers say that there's only about 32000 people and affected with the illness but the truth is that because the quality of care isn't so good in the hospitals because they're overcrowded because there are hospitals that don't have proper drinking water so to to wash it on sanitizer a lot of people don't board the hospital to actually treat themselves at home so 'd the numbers are you know they're highly questionable i myself know so many people you know more than probably 23 dozen who have treated at home you know they don't hold

in kabul doctor hubby fatah is inundated with patients every day 80 percent of them are infected with covert 19 ozzy most often give him advice whenever he can via video link and fatah is grateful for the help. the usually constant that how to. tailor our treatment to the new changes which emerge every day. although kabul's population is around 4000000 it only has 250 intensive care beds for covert 1000 patients many people have to be treated outdoors now the country is facing a new wave of infections officially only $700.00 people have died of the virus but each day more and more graves are being dug on the outskirts of kabul. for more john joins us now from kabul as i do you give us a sense of how fast coronavirus is actually spreading into. it's actually spreading very quickly i mean the official numbers say that there's only about 32000 people infected with the illness but the truth is that because the quality of care isn't so good in the hospitals because they're overcrowded because there are hospitals that don't have proper training water so too to washington sanitizer a lot of

gives him advice whenever he can via video link and fatah is grateful for the help. usually guns have that from how do. you are to come into the new changes which emerge if you do. although cobbles population is around 4000000 it only has 250 intensive care beds for covert 1000 patients many people have to be treated outdoors now the country is facing a new wave of infections officially only $700.00 people have died of the virus but each day more and more graves are being dug on the outskirts of kabul. for more i'm joined by alan live from kabul give us a sense of how fast the corona virus is spreading now in afghanistan. the crowd of virus is spreading its sri marie quickly we saw in the beginning you know there is less than $100.00 cases and then it built up and now we're at a point where every day there's 2345 even 600 new cases registered every single day and the most important thing that we have to remember is that the registered the reported case count is probably only a fraction of the reality for instance anybody that you talk to in kabul or any other major c

i'm sam is a band this is live from the house so coming up rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah put their differences aside to fight against israel's an accession lands. a u.k. call declares venezuela's opposition leader one why though as the interim president over a goal of this you. and nicolas cage at the national gallery of stray away vicious conservation project is underway and one of its most significant was mike jackson pollock. tensions remain high in ethiopia 3 days after a popular singer and activist was murdered chalo hand has been laid to rest following a funeral in his hometown of ambo just west of the capital however it was his death that kicked off violence which saw more than 80 people killed military has now been deployed shall about us begins our coverage. people gathered in addis ababa to school the casket of popular musician. monday. this procession marks the beginning of violence that has moved dozens to. the channel who is an icon for ethiopia's biggest group the. music was the soundtrack to protests. it's the proposed prime minister made into office in 2010 th

said they will work together to fight against israel's annexation plans for the occupied west bank fatah secretary-general jabril rajoub has been speaking in ramallah where he said there's a national consensus against an exception of the comments come a day after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was due to launch a process that's been delayed as high level talks on the issue continue to be held . this is al jazeera and these are the top stories there are more protests in ethiopia 3 days after a popular singer and activist was murdered a child who who's been buried in his hometown of was an icon for the country's biggest ethnic group here at home. u.s. a prosecutors are accusing maxwell of playing a critical role in the jeffrey epstein abuse scandal she's been arrested by the f.b.i. on charges of sex trafficking epstein is reported to have committed suicide while awaiting trial last august in new york. after developing a report with matts well then try to normalize sexual abuse with a minor victim through a process known as grooming for example that's what we discuss sexual topic

i believe this believe could reach us and our government is fatah to get hard saudi infrastructure. station power station that station if you thought of even though they are civilians investors. i believe they can bring saudi to the knee but they have not actually taken this decision because it's a hard decision to get someone in midday but by saudi continue over the world i believe that that we will come to this day soon thank you for speaking to us and sharing your views with us who say now because of the affairs analyst. the u.s. secretary of state michael bell has again spoken about the situation in the south china sea he says it's shifted dramatically the u.s. says most of china's actions in the disputed area are completely and awful well let's bring in kimberly how to get our white house correspondent kimberly we we've heard the u.s. position on the south china sea change of course i mean they've made it official now and pump a 0 doubling down on the criticism of china. yet rejecting china's claims territorial and maritime in the south china sea now the u.s. secretary of state

rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have said they will work together to fight against israel's an accession plans for the occupied west bank for the secretary general has been speaking in ramallah where he said there is a national consensus against an accession comments which come a day off to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was due to launch the process that has been delayed as high level talks on the issue continue to be held we are united and we will. the tactics on the ground the 6. go to doing to these are the actions these that are easily. be heavy us that israeli way of trying to destroy trying to do this coalition and so on as therefore intifada for us is it mean the end is to in the occupation the end is to end and to remove the annexation from the table. well i'll take the headlines in just a moment and then the fight for racial justice in the united states renews pressure to change the name of washington's football team. this season all rains continue to cause problems across central parts of china still lots of clouds showing up here driving for the ra

this corruption and mishandling the spotting health crisis i guess this week in jerusalem is near fatah sloma mayor the city the leading politician mr netanyahu slick could party all the wheels finally coming off the prime minister's wife complex the 1st part of. the amazon is crying out for the birds loves all the fun. we're generally aware of what's happening but few know what's really going on their. money going to go so fast and most of. us in the us. can 45 minutes on w. . closely. to see carefully you don't know their soup she needs to be a good. match. to discover. subscribe. documentary. we are not at war with the high supreme court that you want to bully the colon even to the to god forbid no when you call for it with the state of israel your situation economic situation and peace is far far better than trying to attack us we will not give up an inch of security because unfortunately they flip on us there's more than israel with mounting demonstrations against the prime minister.

rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have said they will work together to fight against israel's an extension plans for parts of the occupied west bank as comments come a day after the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was due to launch that annexation process and turkey's highest court has met to display to debate the status of fear museum government's been pushing to convert the building back into a mosque to the ottoman conquest of istanbul that is also a christian. while england wrestles with new lockdown measures code 19 infection and death rates very low in both scotland and wales the pubs and restaurants set to reopen across england this weekend while says it's harsher restrictions will stay in place if they work aren't they has the story of the border between england and wales the bridge over the river 7 cross it's a move to a different country inside the united kingdom and it is genuinely striking how different rules seem to have led to different outcomes because while the infection and death rates in england are refusing to go away in wales there are now close t

give him advice whenever he can via video link and fatah is grateful for the help. usually. how to. over treatment to the new rich emerging. although cobbles population is around 4000000 it only has 250 intensive care beds for covert 1000 patients many people have to be treated outdoors now the country is facing a new wave of infections officially only $700.00 people have died of the virus but each day more and more graves are being dug on the outskirts of kabul. football now and byron munich who added another trophy to their collection at the german cup final they paid labor cozen to clench a league and cup double and berlin for the 2nd year running but the match played out in a strange atmosphere with a pandemic meaning byron's victory took place and fund of empty steps for berlin's olympia study 175000 seats remain unfilled just minutes before kickoff by her new nick and leverkusen would be vying for the german cup but for the 1st time ever before and the stands. with the match underway byron showed no signs of a hangover from last week's bendis league title celebrations forcing

take a lot to convince me to set sail again but i've got nothing against this little guy head of the fatah combo to hold my hand he's an expert in the field. of cruise ships more susceptible to something like the coronavirus than other places that certainly are because wherever you have big crowds of people $4000.00 operative 1000 plus the crew on the narrow area of progress are mixed together the risk is there to basically these giants of the seas. some which have only just been finished but are they going to run at full capacity there was a very big demand and this was the reason why more and more trips of this i guess being built they really thought everybody thought of the figure that business. can go in continuously and call on me to stop before. some smaller expedition boats are now allowed back to sea but with only half the passengers and no stops along the way the big ones are still in dog. they look so a load completely empty but bookings are already surging operators are offering big discounts and promises of a gold standard in public health some analysts expect another boom even

take a lot to convince me to set sail again but i've got nothing against this little guy head of the fatah combine to hold my hand he's an expert in the field. of cruise ships more susceptible to something like the coronavirus than other places that certainly are because wherever you have big crowds of people $4000.00 up to $6000.00 plus the crew on the narrow area program makes the guy though. the risk is there to basically these giants of the sea. some of which have only just been finished but are they going to run at full capacity there was a very big there money and this was the reason why more and more trips of this i it's great being built they really call everybody thought out because they get into that business could be good one can go in continuously and told me to stop a full stop some smaller expedition boats are now allowed back to sea but with only half the passengers and no stops along the way the big ones are still in dog. they look so alone completely empty but bookings are already surging operators are offering big discounts and promises of a gold standard in public health

soffit give him advice whenever he can via video link and fatah is grateful for the help. usually gone some how to. move to the new juniors which emerge every day. although kabul's population is around 4000000 it only has 250 intensive care beds for covert 1000 patients many people have to be treated outdoors now the country is facing a new wave of infections officially only $700.00 people have died of the virus but each day more and more graves are being dug on the outskirts of kabul. dozens of people are feared dead in japan as severe flooding and landslides hit the country's southwest at least 10 people are reported missing and tens of thousands have been evacuated with troops being deployed for search and rescue operations. where lifting. the floodwaters are mobilizing his car this man is forced to leave it behind left only with what he can carry. torrential downpours the last parts of southern japan on saturday some areas saw $100.00 millimeters per hour. and as the rain eased floods and mudslides swallowed houses in infrastructure with many residents stranded on roof

result in more violence shalah ballasts and jazeera in other news rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have said they will work together to fight against israel's an extension plans for parts of the occupied west bank the comments come a day after the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was due to launch the whole process we are united and we will this the tactics on the ground the tactics on the field according to the israeli actions is that are easily behaviors that is that are easily. way of trying to destroy trying to do this coalition and so on as there are for intifada for us is it mean the end is to in the cube wish the end is to end and to remove the annexation from the table a decision by turkey's highest court on the status of the highest of fear museum is expected in about 2 weeks the council of state met on thursday to discuss the government's push to convert the building back to a mosque prior to the ottoman conquest of istanbul that was also a christian cathedral and government in mexico killed at least 24 people and injured 7 others at a drug rehabilitation facilit

jim this is prime minister abbas fatah who resigned this wednesday the news came from two officials sources didn't want to be named the resignation came after a row with the- isns despite an after party soffa is. under investigation of allegations of conflict of interest is that strained relations with africa the biggest problem party in the parliament since october legislative elections. disneyland paris we open this wednesday face masks on elementary hand wash stations have been dotted around the park the real sign of the times that. is the couples with mickey mickey minnie donald and pluto. on allowed. afterer four months without visitors europe's biggest theme park is back open for business. and fans didn't dream of missing it. one all visitors eleven and older are required to wear masks they also have to practice social distancing in lines on rides and while interacting with the park's characters. to get over it. the closure is estimated to have cost to disneyland paris several million euros a day and the parks bows are far from over. capacity remains limited and just seven thousand pe

at the polls including from an election monitor in front of the rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have said they will work together to fight against israel's an exception plans for the occupied west bank secretary-general jabril juba has been speaking in ramallah where he said there is and national consensus against an exception it's made for today thanks for your company clock it's got you news hour in about half an hour's time. as protest great job of police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and sell their brand of politics to americans before the vault follow the us elections on a just. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and your own. ion for me ok you're watching news stream yemen is in the midst of a 5 year civil war millions of people in yemen need aid and protection but are they getting it the answer is obviously no as we delve into the conversation about what is happening in yemen i want you to see i report on my colleagues at al-jazeer

now totally different from that time and i've coding the law and dormant law like a fool all eat by fatah so time i met the conqueror at church changed. converted to mosque and i think is turkey now return back its legacy and also it is according to islamic law also see wicklow it is ok for that the why because it was a disease shown by the cabinet now we have another couple that and can change this one i think most of turkish people. want to see this mosque as as more. so fair as most and you can find a lot of examples in the world such as cut at raw in karnataka in spain and such as mosques now they can you in greece as some exit polls and other things and most of them you know read on. i mean there it's the. same a lot of examples there were i just this is. rick ok i'm just as in this figure as this poll that said that 73 percent of turks are happy to see it heading into a mosque as yours of alluding to in your answer what i'm wondering is you're in istanbul if that poll was taken there in that city what would be the result i think is it is really to the source religion of turkey in yo

people are being arbitrarily detained plus their crimes started and friends in the fatah like they are accused of joining a terrorist organization good movement should be judged here and these children are in mortal danger 300 of them died as a whole and 29000 jews to the living conditions france has an obligation to protect them but it's leaving them there to run probably on 20 to term and not to lose hope so that one day he can finally meet his grandson. russia the belief that schnapps kills viruses continues to hold sway alcohol consumption has grown there since the start of the coronavirus locked up sober russia is an organization trying to reverse this concerning trend. from checking the tax seal on but also he can see that this bottle contains bootleg vodka it could be dangerous for the activist from the patriotic sober russia movement it's reason enough to call the police. but we're here. until an regularly goes on the hunt for black market liquor and illegal sales filming what he calls his raids on a hidden camera as proof for law enforcement. in times of the corona crisis and

you have at the back of the car almost to sing along to you as it is to come from super flimsy to fatah interactive exercises. everything is online. and interactive benjamin to frame 50 w. . every day counts for us and for our pleasure. the idea is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities stream or how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with the lower waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation overdue for a station recycling over disposable smart new solutions oberstein said in our war against the earth is truly unique and we know that their uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive global ideas the environmental soon to global 3000 on g.w. and on mine. this is state of the news life from the international community in response to beijing's tightening grip on hall called. the office to admit millions of people from its form of quality to china imposes a strict security taiwan is also offering to help fearing the events of hong kong could be a pretty loose crackdown closer to home also coming up. it's been a cathedral a mosq

authority may not care so much about the gaza strip because of course it's controlled by hamas not by fatah way... so what do you say...? ido not.... i was born in gaza to a refugee family, and we know exactly what has been happening in gaza. it's primarily an israeli blockade. hang on a minute. when your colleague, hussein al—sheikh, says that they are going to slash the $105 million that the palestinian authority sends to gaza each month to cover things like utility fees, medical fees, everything else. when he says he's going to slash that money because, on principle, he won't operate as an agent of israel, how do you think the people of gaza, with the 53% poverty rate, the 50% unemployment, are going to feel it? i'm misreading of this. nothing would be slashed. and the responsibility of the leadership on the people in gaza, in jerusalem, in the west bank, in the refugee camp outside is solid and clear. it is our responsibility. you ask me that i represent the palestinian authority. i don't. i represent here the palestine liberation organization, my office in london is called the plo offi

recognized government is saying the notes printed by russia to shore up the war chest of its ally holy fatah some libyans are now refusing to accept the dean asked to try and disrupt his campaign from the former rebel stronghold of misrata malik china reports more than a $1000000000.00 worth of new libyan bank notes found in 2 shipping containers a couple of months ago were yet another sign of russia's influence in libya the cash found on the mediterranean island of malta was only from the printed words from moscow to leave the house through forces in eastern libya the us government welcomed the seizure so in the alternative dinora notes were counterfeit libyan currency printed by a russian state owned company and ordered by an illegitimate parallel entity. it's 4 years since the parallel central bank in eastern libya controlled by have to began printing billions of its dior's in russia they look and feel almost exactly like the official currency from libya's internationally recognized central bank in tripoli they've been circulated in most cities across western libya except misrata known as

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for potential military intervention in libya could escalate the conflict egyptian president abdel fatah has previously pledged support to forces loyal to william of 2 warlords highly for half talk that stiff shipley's government and its turkish allies attacked the city of to assert the areas controlled by have tossed forces and is a gateway to libya's oil rich region miley's opposition has called for a pause in protests ahead of the upcoming eades festival they've been demanding that president. steps down international mediators are heading back to bamako later this week to try to find a solution the opposition has already rejected a proposal from regional bloc echo us calling for a unity government. from senegal. coming back to this 10 day hiatus of the protest movement well that coincides with the end of the monitoring mission set out by the echo was to ensure that the government takes the steps that the across the west african body has recommended including the appointment of new constitutional judges so that there could be a corum of 5 judges that could rule over the contested parli

freedoms but as the top stories do stay with us on our there if you can one of one east is up next by fatah . and we're going to have its own challenges to working in asia and africa there'd be days where i'd be choosing editing my own stories in a refugee camp with no electricity and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise because of the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together that's why al jazeera is so important we make those connections. when the fukushima tsunami hit japan to coastline in 2011 it destroyed everything in its path the jewel in the being the more. you know the more war jim's england i'm going to want to move up to which is actually. in the optimal thorson's began building a massive new seawall along 400 kilometers of coastline. it's meant to help protect communities from future waves but some feel that it's an even greater danger water we talk you know ahead.

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families we talked to have been that long away from conflict with everything they own which is about fatah if anything and we're talking about mattresses and just something to survive for 10 times we we meet families who are doing the utmost the contras are 5 we met 3 children who were living their parents had died in the escalation of conflict they were living in an abandoned car these are the people we're talking about and all of the after oximetry 4000000 people who live there more than 2000000 of them are children under the age of 18 these children have nothing to do with what's happening in their only trying to get to school to go to do anything the kind of their lives and then we saw the security council coming in saying one border crossing is enough to n.g.o.s or help all of these people because potentially there is there's work that can be done with you and. iran's supreme leader has defended the country's foreign minister denounced as elia by some hard line politicians johns or if was interrupted several times while briefing the newly elected parliament on foreign policy issues in

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and egypt for their role in supporting the libyan warlord who have to egypt's president bill fatah el-sisi. tribal leaders who back after which one says is illegal sisi says his country would support after us forces if tripoli's government and its turkish allies renewed their assault on the city of sirte. now while most libyans deal with the violence of war one city has found relative stability allowing the local economy to thrive the mediterranean city of misrata east of the capital tripoli has a reputation of being the safest place in libya while a trainer has more these aren't the kind of images which 1st come to mind when people think about libya. most western countries advise their citizens to stay away because of fighting and insecurity but medics who sees as the city of misrata is unlike anywhere else in the country and is regarded as the safest city he rents out this beach villa to families looking to escape the stress of conflict is it the most life and. the safest city in the country many people are now moving here from outside who come to visit from tripoli to get away from the

parliament unanimously approved to deploying troops abroad this move is likely not for for for the fatah has ceased it to consider deploying troops into egypt into libya and that's thought to further escalate the libyan conflict and destabilize the country morn. well some of the largest protest years in russia well into the 3rd week the arrest of the governor of above all school region in the far east sparked protest anger which shows no sign of subsiding. was these protests are a problem for president vladimir putin demonstrators in the city of combat ups have marched every day for more than 2 weeks to mending the governor of the region serger for go his release from prison the businessman turned politician was arrested on july the 9th and flown to moscow he is accused in the murder of business rivals 15 years ago charges he denies was. this city in russia's far here the border with china is more than 6000 kilometers from moscow but now it's turned into an unexpected hub of anti-government protests was because people often i think people are marching out on the streets because they vote

>>for more on that study kron four's terisa stasio talk with power knocked fatah he researcher with ucsfhis does the whole thing started as a number of clinical from different hospitals from around the world actually from and many many different countries men seem to be affected disproportionately by the buyer is there's a higher number of men that are hospitalized. they are also dealing with more severe symptoms. unfortunately, there's high mortality among men. what via phone is basically a potential explanation for why this is the case. let me be seeing what's happening is that in 6 hormones the male hormones that are cooked really called androgens. basically make the cells more susceptible or virus wires can attack the cells. more frequently and to a larger extent men because of the hormones. >>the time he says there could be other factors to explain why men are more affected than women according to the california department of public health. 2000 more men have been affected than women in this state also according to the health department the latino community makes up the most covid-1

with poland's incumbent andre doda now really winning the presidential runoff hispania ready controls fatah meant which means it can press ahead with its conservative agenda alexia brian reports. it was a vote seen as a battle for poland's future and the results show a country divided our nation has got still different voices still their friends their ideas for the president some happy for our democracy we've got the soccer however. a tiny margin keeping andre due to an office for a 2nd 5 year term propped up by the right wing loon and justice party. is calling for unity and studies good ones national student i say it's full of these want it belongs to all of us and we have to do everything we can to make life you're the best it can possibly be that's not exactly what dude is known for his conservative agenda includes strong opposition to gay and abortion rights and his constitutional reforms that weaken the independence of the judiciary put him at odds with the e.u. duders wyvill in the election was the centrist wausau in the rough ski who'd warned their problems democracy was under attack

into the program so for years fatah and hamas have differed on approach such as the imminent nature of annexation now that they've been brought together but the rift as we've just been hearing is still ongoing if you think they can now cooperate with effect. well i think both factions realize that they really don't have much choice at this juncture as we heard in a press conference from both the mouse and. the officials be an expansion plan and the trump vision represents an existential threat to the not only to a future a 2 state solution but a general palestinian national movement itself and that division and i think many people recognize this 13 year old division inside that house and in camp is one of the things that has allowed. the israeli occupation and its i don't in project to be so successful. and so this is an attempt i think to at least take back out of the equation so. he expressed this hope that one of us would as he put it during the struggle with the utmost harmony in unity and he wants a strategic vision. but what vision would that be that would that would move this pr

gantz he talked about the seriousness of the infiltration attempt saying that it could have led to fatah fatalities and he praised the precision of the israeli military response and one of the timing of this incident harry is that significant. well it comes a week after there was an airstrike south of damascus in which has been a fighter was killed that airstrike has been attributed to israel though not claimed by israel and it comes as israel's very much aware of the fact that the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah has this long standing promise in force that should there be any more fighters killed inside syrian territory that there will be a response from lebanon a little less than a year ago there was an israeli air strike in which 2 as well our fighters were killed they were assessed to be part of a drone warfare team and that team was attacked by israel there was a similar incident in september last year when hezbollah attack was carried out on an israeli outpost near the lebanon border there were no casualties on the israeli side in that event either and the situation did return pr

a rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have said they will work together to fight against israel's an accession plan for that wild west bank. secretary-general jabril read you has been speaking in ramallah where he says that there is a national consensus against an exaggeration the comments come a day after the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu with due to launch the process has been delayed as high level talks on the issue continue to be held we are united and we will decide the tactics on the ground. the tactics on the field according to the his israeli actions this is that are really behaviors there is that are easily way of trying to destroy trying to do this coalition and so on as there are for intifada or for us does it mean the end is to in the cube wish the end is to end and to remove the annexation from the table. the next president reza typer one has been in qatar for a meeting with the emir as shaikh to mean bin hamad all tiny current there have enjoyed strong relations particularly since saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt imposed a blockade

irregularities at the polls including from an election monitor rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have said they will work together to fight against israel's annexation plans for the occupied west bank secretary-general jabril rajoub has been speaking in ramallah where he said there is a national consensus against an accession and says a day after the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was due to launch the annexation process that has now been delayed as high level talks continue to be held we are united and we will this is the tactics on the ground the tactics on the field according to the israeli actions this is the eally behaviors the israeli way of trying to destroy trying to do this coalition and so on as therefore intifada for us does it mean the end is to in the in the end is to end and to remove the annexation from the table. lydia abram is in ramallah for us and says the issue is being seen as an opportunity for the 2 palestinian parties to cooperate they say that annexation is an existential threat for effect there and also the whole palestinian national project a

egyptian military has been deploying near the border with libya after the egyptian president of the fatah has threatened to carry out military direct military intervention in libya if the government forces proceed the city that of just for our line now the this is very strategic as you know rob that the government forces captured last may after the. drove out to the force of from the area and since then the turkish military experts have been trying to set up training get military facilities and training equipment to inter them as they say in terms of the military and security agreement signed with the government of national accord in last may the government also military sources say that russian. warplanes morse a probably that carried out the attacks took off from a job for military bases in central libya which is controlled by russian mercenaries from the bag no group were up armored thank you very much indeed that's mark walker bringing us up to date from tripoli. the number of people who have died in ethiopia since the killing of a popular singer and activist has nearly doubled to 166