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acting within the limits of international law against the background of previous violations of the geneva convention, in particular in the treatment of prisoners. the kremlin did not respond to such accusations. meanwhile, russian officials and media workers began to write about the fact that russia allegedly returned several dozen more prisoners than it gave to ukraine. the head of the state edition of russia today, margarita simonyan, wrote in a telegram that 248 prisoners of war returned to russia, allegedly only 173 returned to ukraine. the ukrainian authorities announced other figures. yesterday, volodymyr zelensky announced the largest exchange of prisoners since the beginning of the great war, and according to his report, 230 people returned to ukraine, including 130 military personnel, 55 national guardsmen, and 38 border guards. one policeman and six civilian prisoners. as noted in the ukrainian strategic center communications and information security, the figures of the ukrainian and russian authorities are different, because russia is probably trying to cause distrust in the uk

treatment of prisoners of war, this is done by ukraine, in a clearly defined way, according to the geneva convention, as the russians do , when they come to an opinion, someone must be confirmed, they just provide lists and that's all, according to my information, they... do not provide opportunities physical access, and again the icrc does not require this access. how does the exchange process itself take place, does it take place on a list unknown to ukraine, to a list unknown to the russians, or are the russians asking for specific people, but ukraine does not know who it is returning. in this matter, which transparency? let's just say, as someone who is directly involved in this process, i certainly can't reveal the details to you publicly, just for the sake of it. so that this process is not interrupted, okay, but for whom the russians are in demand, do not try to find out any details from me, you know why, because how many times i tried to analyze the actions of the russian federation, well, from the point of view of logic, yes, in order to understand the following behavior, it is n

we often cite that geneva convention and the different particles of that geneva per have engine -- genevavention that prohibit competence from doing certain things. it's a parent and this video that the israeli soldiers, seen on the film right now, we are addressing up as doctors or nurses or women, which are all civilians, protected persons under the geneva convention. in other words, doctors don't carry weapons. chaplains don't carry weapons. rabbis, imam's don't carry weapons. those are all part of the forecheck of persons within the geneva convention. the other thing, the facility is a protective facility and the geneva convention. you taught your schools, hospitals, places of worship, things like that to attack. the problem is, hamas has been using these kind of facilities, and in this case because it's in that west bank, the islamic jihad and other terrorist organizations are using those facilities specifically so they aren't a tech. so there is a little bit of challenge on both sides. one side, that terrorist group, argues in the facilities that they're not supposed to use, which m

the second hypothetical option, here the main fault of the aggressor is that she violated the third geneva convention, which contains a clear prohibition of article 23 and 24, to detain. in the combat zone to keep prisoners where there is a risk of shelling, the aggressor himself repeatedly stated that it seems that belgorod is being shelled, the belgorod airport has been closed for civilian flights for a long time, which means that the aggressor was aware of this, that there is danger in this situation, and therefore any consequences of the destruction of this plane, whoever shot it down, they are in this situation. aggression against the state. what would you like to add here also from the point of view of international law in this situation? we have a huge problem. for 2 years, the aggressor refuses to comply with the geneva conventions in terms of agreement with ukraine of the patron state, that is, it is the third state that should perform the function, well, let's say mediator on humanitarian issues, there are a lot of them during the war. also the russian federation, unfortunately,

we have a huge problem. for two years, the aggressor refuses to comply with the geneva conventions in terms of reconciliation with ukraine, the patron state. that is, it is a third state that has to perform the function of, let's say, mediator on humanitarian issues. there are a lot of them during the war. so here is the russian federation. unfortunately, well, it can be stated, yes, it constantly refuses to do so, and unfortunately, neither ukraine nor the partner states have so far been able to force the aggressor state to agree to comply with international law precisely in choosing a mediator state. well, in addition, and next to this question there is the question of, well, let's say this, the short-sightedness of the international committee of the red cross, this is exactly its question, if such processes take place, yes, if there are... processes regarding prisoners, regarding relocation, possible exchange , a simple question arises, and the international committee of the red cross abstracted from this, where its representatives, they should be, they should be... will be at all

this action is a violation of the fourth geneva convention, especially the violation of article 33 of this convention, which emphasizes the protection of doctors, medical personnel of the injured and ambulance vehicles. slow down the cowardly attack of the zionist forces on the ibn sina hospital in jenin. genocide is carried out by this regime in gaza and other areas . this action shows the weakness of the decision of the international court of justice in the hague about south africa's complaint against the zionist regime. this court should have condemned the israeli regime's genocidal crime against the people of gaza and the west bank. the weakness of international institutions in dealing with the zionist regime encourages this regime to commit more crimes, including the attack on jenin hospital. the attack on jenin hospital shows the israeli regime to it does not pay attention to resolutions and international conventions. in order to protect the oppressed, the international court of justice should have severely punished the zionist regime by issuing a firm and definitive verdict so

- this is switzerland, in lausanne there was an outdoor skating rink, in geneva a closed one, and we fresh air to indoors was very difficult, and if my memory serves me correctly, after this world championship the international federation decided that the world championships must necessarily be closed. skating rinks, in '63, here i am now i remember, we came to the world championship in sweden, in stockholm, and i played there at the johannes hove, i played there in the open air, so we arrive at the world cup, the stadium is blocked off, this was the first world cup that was entirely held in indoors. i see, how did you insulate yourself then? this is now thermal underwear , everything is clear, very comfortable, then if it’s cold for about 20 minutes, i was in severe frost for the only time in my life, it was sixty-three, probably sixty- four, perm, yeah, -32, and a championship match, championship of the soviet union, yes, regular championship, four periods of 15 minutes each, well then the shifts were long, they played for one and a half to two minutes, the pace was not the same as

so those are all part of the protective persons within the geneva convention.ther thing is the facility is a protective facility in the geneva convention. you don't use schools, hospitals and places of worship, things like that to attack. the problem is hamas has been using these kind of facilities and in this case because it's in the west bank the islamic jihad another terrorist organizations are using those facilities, specifically so they aren't attacked. and there's a little bit of challenge on both sides. one side, the terrorist groups are using the facilities that they are not supposed to use. which makes them a target. the other side, israel, is dressing up their soldiers in non uniforms. costumes to avoid detection. what i saw in the film was a couple of things. number, one i'll say this with a little bit of cynicism, israeli, both israeli special forces they were not very good at what they were doing. when you see special forces going into a building in a stack they are moving quickly and they're not talking to one another they know exactly what they'r

protocol and the geneva conventions established in 1977 , all confirm the necessity of supporting the sick and wounded during war. military occupation is also considered a period of war. these commitments, janam, are another interesting point that can be seen in the cctv images there was the fact that when this terror squad enters the hospital in disguise, some of these terrorists wear the disguise of the medical staff . can this also be considered a violation of the laws of war? in the law of war, there is a debate called perfidy in english, or cunning trickery . cunning in the time of war means that one side of the conflict comes to present itself in such a way as to win the trust of the other party, and because of the trust the other party places in that person , they actually come to the operation. what do you want to do to that person that is more likely to kill him? do what people do. in fact , it is a kind of fraud during the war. on the one hand, if proven, this case is part of war crimes and part of war crimes, and article 8 of the statute of the international criminal court,

infrastructure, of art, of of civilian sites, it it details all of those as violations of of the geneva convention, so it's it's it's an application that's split into two sections, one is the intent to commit genocide, and the second bit deals here with the actual acts of genocide, and many of international legal scholars and others have indicated that is: very difficult for israel to effectively answer to these cases without having to conceed that their actions are indeed in violation of the geneva conventions and so if the courts so... that south africa's case is indeed successful, it is very difficult from a political and otherwise um legal standpoint to actually stop the actions of israel, but what it can do is be serious indictment from a world body on israel that it is very clear that this is an apart state and a state that has committed genocide in the 21st century and that is very significant step forward, well we know as part of the... procedings for there to be hearing and for there to be decision to be made on this, even though the proof is uh in front of our eyes in terms of

however, in this case, it's the geneva, the treaty on genocide uh, and being taken to the international court of justice, and israel is not able to just thumb its nose at it, and it is paying lot of attention to this, because they know their reputation globally is is being challenged, um, and in in the west, israel's largely gotten a free pass. "but things are changing rapidly, the reputation of israel is changing dramatically, lot of people are becoming aware of the 75 year history of the nakba uh, and there's a awakening, especially among youth in the in the west. another sign of the importance of this is is uh, that we can see is within israel, where demoralization and division is taking place on an unprecedented scale." and um we can see that uh haaratz is reporting that they're now blaming um social media from russia for the demoralization and division, which is it's almost comical, it's a replay of the russia gate hoax that took place in the us, of course the division and and demoralization is not because of social media or fake news accounts or fake social media accounts, it's be

of course it, we had one of the other facts that happened in 1948, we had not only the geneva convention, we had the creation of the... of israel and south africa formally adopted a partide, it took the world's action and pressure to to force the... uh the collapse of the apartide state of south africa and now south africa is leading the charge uh to um to expose and to denounce genocide being committed by israel in palestine so it's significant in a lot of respects um and uh our thanks go to south africa um our thanks go to south africa - maher do you think given what is happening um at the hague now um, the the international community has finally woken up to this unfolding genocide? i'm not going to say it's too late uh, because it's probably never too late um until um the whole world puts an end to this, and when i say an end, i mean an actual end, not just speaking and nice nice sound bites, be kind of forgotten about is um that iraq war, that was an illegal invasion and um a 1 million innocent irakies. is killed for an absolute lie. um, we again are asking her for accountability. we

well, i recorded it as a violation of the geneva conventions by the russian federation, as a possiblerime, and i urgently informed the international committee of the red cross, the united nations. in fact, that's what i had to do, i did. was there a reaction? was not, unfortunately, again we report about the military crimes, and again we have no response, you say that there were non-public field exchanges, but anyway, i understand that there is a goal to have large exchanges, and i think one hundred percent that the work is very active on our side, but the russians are blocking this process, tell me what arguments they find in order not to change people, i understand what arguments they use in propaganda. they talk about the fact that we are slowing down everything, what they tell you, through these internal channels, i unfortunately, a lot i cannot tell you, you understand that yes, that the channel of communication continues, there would not have been a single day during this whole year, when i did not have communication with this party, directly or through intermediaries, for a cer

this view, with this point of view, look at looking at it from this angle, every state party to the geneva convention has an obligation to prevent this crime from happening and it doesn't stop as just calling on the israeli regime to stop you know and and everyone knows that it doesn't happen like that you know everyone is doing that every people from muslim nations from the western countries are have been in the streets ever since the beginning of this you know crime against the palestinian people and they are calling upon their states loud and clear that please do something, and this is what we are talking about, that every state has, there are some muslim nations that if we look at it from this point of view, are complicit in the in this crime of genocide is being carried out because of not taking measures to keep the israeli regime responsible for its actions, for... allowing it to continue doing what it is doing, so this every state is responsible under the geneva convention, under the genocide convention, excuse me, to prevent the crime of genocide from happening, and this is what is

over that. territory to england, at this time it was not guiana, it was in 1966, months after the genevaeement that guyana achieved its independence. also in guyana territory, there have been uprisings at certain historical moments in 1969 of people asking to be under the flag of venezuela. the situation. worries us and should worry us all because it occurs within the framework of geopolitical confrontation and an international scale and can become a moment of conflict there and base for exploitation to obtain large oil resources by the united states and other european imperialist powers. is that from a historical point of view, venezuela is right, and the guyana government is playing the role of pupet and north american imperialism. historical issues and causes and all the events in general, we invited a distinguished guest to the program, mr. law speaks of the right of the first possessors, in the specific case of this area, which is area of 159 square kilometers, the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke the... arawak and caribbean languages, which gave their place to

القانون الدولي المطبق على الاقليم ال national law, including the fourth geneva convention, is applicableding to the convention, the law of war is applicable in these territories, so anyone arrested by a military occupation and occupied territories is called a civilian prisoner, not a prisoner of war. this is the general basis. two wives, he does not have house, they have lived in a room in my house since he was arrested, they suffer a lot, even his first wife is not allowed to visit him in the prison, the absence of the father makes a big problem, in our arab culture, the father with the mother's assistance, the son and mother of the prisoner are preoccupied with unforgettable memories. bowing forward sometimes and backward with the hands tied to the legs from the back other times. i estimated these states lasted from 8 to 10 hours each day. i was even prohibited from praying. as long as imprisonment isolates human from normal life, it has severe effects on his or her psychology and mentality. this means a human lacks a normal life and communication with people and turns him or her to li

the geneva convention is very clear about what actions constitute installation and this is carefully stated. we must see these rules carefully. and. let's focus on this convention and this statute of the geneva treaty, if we focus completely we realize that all these actions that we complained about are actually examples of genocide . legal experts also confirm this . i think the reason why they bring up these issues is that, finally , it may be a bit difficult to prove the intention, but if we look back at the records and historical events, we will see that israel has been doing this for 50 or 60 years, so and this is actually the way they express themselves with their actions our official policy is genocide, and they don't just say it, but it is clear from their actions and actions .

geographical limits began to change with new cartographers including the... 1966 agreement made in genevan which the problem is recognized and the false bad agreement of the famous harris arbitral award of 1899 is denied. in fact, it was issued as the result of betrayal that was carried out in 1899 where the us representation betrayed the interests of venezuela and together with the english delegation handed over. that territory to england, at this time it was not guyana, it was in 1966, months after the geneva agreement that guyana achieved its independence. also in guyana territory, there have been uprisings at certain historical moments in 1969 of people asking to be under the flag of venezuela. the situation. button line is that from a historical point of view venezuela is right and the guyana government is playing the role of puppet of examoble and north american imperialism. positive law speaks of the right of the first possessors, in the specific case of this area, which is area of 159 square kilometers. the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke. since 1498, we have

they use the eight item of the the the for geneva convention, and they they... analyses it accordinghim from his own area to another geographical area like what happened with with these two. from this perspective, we found its effects dangerous to let such a person live with his memories far away, even phone calls with his relatives could not compensate for his deprivation of his real environment, which he now misses. the journey of suffering keeps on going, beginning from the icrc office and ending in the areas crossing, the line separating the gaza strip and this really occupation. after this journey of challenge and humiliation ends, the relatives of the released prisoners can hardly meet their sons for few minutes, a period that does not even get the mother's tears of this affecting meeting dried. to occupy palestine, to expell palestinians from their homes and to kill them at will. they needed excuse, so they called the land their own homeland overnight. ushering in a dark chapter in the history of the world. but shall the owners of the land return home? art is the title to desc

of prisoners of war of the armed forces of ukraine, which are under protection, according to the genevan, must be protected. of all the institutions that protect human rights on the territory of the russian federation, including international institutions, i am primarily referring to the international committee of the red cross. i did not see any public or non-public reaction on her part, i officially appealed to the international committee of the red cross, because again, according to article 46. geneva convention, responsibility for life, health. prisoners of war are borne by the country that holds them captive, therefore, in this case , the russian federation bears full responsibility for the life and health of ukrainian prisoners of war, until the exchange of prisoners of war is carried out, the russian federation is obliged do everything to keep them alive and healthy. oleksandr has already joined our broadcast. vlasenko, spokesman of the delegation of the international committee of the red cross in ukraine. good evening. good evening. well, you just heard the statement from the hu

convention, all kinds of news in geneva convention. you can't do any kinds of restriction because it's on it's far as well as a rated in so many different. what about the success? what about any, everything's been related and no one is because i have a feeling that, you know, and this is, you know, express these understanding as well as the people garcia of what was going to be worse than worth if you like, more international. and here i want these kinds of comments international who said that these are, that are presented to the definition of community to why they shouldn't china russia in the. but i see that the american countries, other countries are why the restaurant community should be on the americans and i am, you are deflecting the kinds of like do you think the, the so called success of this operation sets a dangerous precedent for the idea of to conduct to similar operations in the future of what they used to do. it is for so many years now. it's not the 1st incident, but in some cases they were discovered. in other cases, t

that they did not inform anyone, because they never do it, as well as violate other norms of the geneva convention, well, i just have to note for balance that the russian side says that it informed the ukrainian side about how this exchange will take place and what it will take place and actually about the route, because the last name that was on the list, let's stop at that, the last name that was spread by simonyan herself, this is not the name spread by the official russian side. home during previous exchanges, but the rest of these 65 surnames, perhaps you have already managed to verify them, these people really exist, they are really ukrainian soldiers who were taken prisoner by the russian side, i don't know if these surnames are invented, but they are considered missing, what is known? look, again... when i comment on something, then, unfortunately, very often i see that journalists interpret my words in different ways, i always emphasize that... these are the so-called materials that are published from on the part of the russian federation, in my opinion, these are elements of t

it was in 1966, months after the geneva agreement that guyana achieved its independence. in guyana territory, there have been uprisings at certain historical moments in 1969 of people asking to be under the flag of venezuela. the situation in esequibo worries us and should worry us all, because it occurs with. and base for exploitation to obtain large oil resources by the united states and other european imperialist. this is the base of everything and the bottom line is that from a historical point of view venezuela. right, and the guyana government is playing the role of puppet of exmobile and north american imperialism. you're watching black and white, i'm edward. historical issues and causes and all the events in general, we invited a distinguished guest to the program, mr. juan rumero, a representative of the national assembly of venezuela from the state of zulia. this matter is simpler than it is thought to be, the principle of western positive law speaks of the right of the first possessors. in the specific case of this area, which is area of 159 square kilometers,

it was in 1966, months after the geneva agreement that guyana achieved its independence.o, in guyana territory, there have been uprisings at certain historical moments in 1969 of people asking to be under the flag of venezuela. that from a historical point of view, venezuela is right, and the guiyana government is playing the role of puppet of ex mobile and north american imperialism, you're watching black and speaks of the right of the first possessors, in the specific case of this area, which is area of 159 square kilometers, the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke the arawak and caribbean languages which gave their place to european languages. since 1498, we have seen the presence of europeans and spaniards in this land. so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeans and spaniords called the province of gayana. the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots, the province of guyana was created in 1595. the first map. that was drawn by the spanish is in fact the most important record used by venezuela to show its

definitely all of this the event is once again a challenge to international humanitarian law, the geneva conventions, because what can we talk about if a military plane without warning, this is another false information that was voiced, ukraine was not informed that the plane would transport our captives, er, and according to the request, this is a key issue, the request for a regime of silence regarding... the belgorod airfield was not there, if it had been, as it was the previous times, at least in some form orally or in writing, it would have been first recorded secondly, it was observed, like all the previous times when it was implemented, and of course , if it were not difficult, we should return our own and work on this is underway, mr. andriy, you already mentioned the un meeting, where they really stated that cannot establish whether there were ukrainian prisoners of war on board the downed il-76 plane? ukraine will insist on an international investigation, zelensky said, is there a chance for this international investigation, in your opinion, maybe russia, for example, said that

view, with this point of view with look at looking at it from this angle, "every state party to the geneva convention has an obligation to prevent this crime from happening. the islamic resistance in iraq says is launching new strikes on israeli targets and response to regime's genocide in gaza." iraqi resistance says it's a targeted israel's ashtad port and occupied palestinian territories with drones, there are reports of an explosion in the port possibly caused by the strike, resistance groups also conducted yet another attack on us military base in syria's derazor province, bases hit with a barage of rockets for a third time in a day. over the past several months, iraqi resistance factions have carried out almost daily. attacks on us bases in iraq and syria as well as israeli targets and occupied palestine islamic resistance says attacks will continue as long as israeli regime with us support continues this campaign of genocide in gaza. that's if you're a latest here on press tv everyone thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 o

that's against that geneva convention. and to kill him when that could have been, if they were sleeping and not fighting, back and didn't have weapons as their families say, been knots -- that also against the geneva convention and eventually constitutes a war crime. at the moment, it's an open question, wolf reverend a hospital. this video puts the israeli government and and invidious position. state department spokesman today did say that they would expect the idf and the forces here not to break into international humanitarian law. >> nic robertson, thank you. next, elon musk's new high tech invention has nothing to do with tesla, x, or spacex. it's another of his start-ups and is potentially a major medical achievement, but not without controversy. details from doctorates andre gupta are ahead. >>> elon musk -- forbes has a medical start-up that has been making a headlines. it just implanted its first chip in a human brain. the company says the goal of the medical trial as to see if it has the ability to control extern

understand that under the the very broken international system that we do are living under the this geneva convention that is supposed. to prevent genocide, this genocide convention that is supposed to prevent genocide, it's supposed to punish criminals who are committing genocide, states that are committing genocide and then of course you alleviate the situation brought about the the people who have been doing victim to this crime, so on with this view, with this point of view, with look at looking at it from this angle every state party to geneva convention has an obligation to prevent this crime from happening. islamic resistance in iraq says it's launch new strikes on israeli targets in response to the regime's genocide in gaza. iraqi resistance says it's targeted israel's ashdad port and occupied palestinian territories with drones. now there are reports of an explosion in the port possibly caused by that strike. the resistance groups also conducted another attack on the us military base in syria's eastern dazor province. base was hit with a barage of rockets for a third time in a day

she mediated this while the army carries out the 60 hour rate in the city of geneva. the video posted on social media by the soldiers themselves, proud and eager to show the world how they can control the lives of palestinians. of the is really raised in the dead of night throughout the west bank have become rude to this one in the time of high broken families or to the helpless mother car is out desperately or caesar door to blindfolded. i'm taken into custody . she has no idea why she's being arrested over a month later, due to barbara has still not been charged but remains the thing. are you more often fall asleep level fall into that for you and home them to the in the heather, not that had a shot the i mean i do most of those to face, but on my, on the shoulders on can be it on. so the most of the school she was full of cost and parents fear the worst stories of those spending years being abused while in captivate, teach them at all. well, no, i mean physical and mental abuse like is on the thought of inter desperation. and that goes to talk to amazon and as the

view with this point of view with look at looking at it from this angle every state party to the geneva convention has an obligation to prevent this crime from happening republican's army has received a large number of home grown drones expanding its defensive capabilities. our correspondent has more. this footage shows how iranian reconnaissance drones have managed to identify bases belonging to the terrorist group called jsol adlin pakistan, a group that has carried out various terror attacks in iran, including the very recent one, the deadly attack a police station in iran's southeast. which left at least 11 people dead, to improve its defensive capabilities, hundreds of strategic combat, reconnaissance, destruction and raider drones were added to the islamic republic's army on tuesday, an important development, which according to defense minister, brigadier general mohammad raza ashtian, improves the combat power of the iranian army. today, our people are witnessing a very important and glorious event, a significant number of various combat drones are being delivered to the country'

she mediated this while the army carries out a 60 hour rate in the city of geneva. the video posted on social media by the soldiers themselves, proud and eager to show the world how they can control the lives of palestinians. of the is really raised in the death of nights throughout the west bank have become rude to this one in the time of hebron. families star to helpless mother cries out desperately. caesar door to blindfolded. i'm taken into custody. she has no idea why she's being arrested over a month later to do, to barbara has still not been charged, but remains the thing. are you more than full us please left us all of them. that if you're in the home the i'm to the in the heather, not see the had the shop a, i mean i do most of those to face, but on my, on the shoulders on kathy it on. so the, and we started this pretty cheap enough. were just full of cost in parents fear the worst stories of those spending years being abused, wiling captivity at all, well known of physical little and mental abuse. luck is on the thought. the little off into a desperation h

agreements, the geneva conventions, in general, ukraine forgot a long time ago and simply threw theme list of what is there, what is recorded there after the second world war and supplemented by a number of protocols, that is, ukraine can consider itself a country which is not guided by any norms of international humanitarian law at all, but... what can we do and what are we doing now? well, firstly, what happened , for example, yesterday, when sergei viktorovich lavrov spoke at the un security council, we understood perfectly well and are aware that those who ordered the crimes will never hear our arguments, that is, we understand this perfectly well , our task is to declare, to put our clear position, but we will work with the world majority, we work with those countries that are ready to hear us , that perceive us and that, you know, today are simply lined up to hold meetings, even on their feet, on the sidelines, like the un security council, to meet with the russian foreign minister, in order to discuss their pragmatic things, including in coordinating actions on these issues, a

view with this point of view, with look at looking at it from this angle, every state party to the geneva convention has an obligation to prevent this crime from happening, you're on for mister hussein, abdullah han is in new york to attend security council meeting on the situation in the middle east, the head of the meeting top iranian diplomats satedran had warned the us and uk of ramifications of strikes on yemen saying the move is a strategic mistake. we had sent a message to americans and issued serious warning against the joint us-uk aggression against yemen that it is a threat to peace and stability in the region and risks intensifying the conflict. satellite images showed the time the us and britain was carrying out aerial strikes and yemen some 230 commercial whistles and tankers were sailing through the red sea, that means they had well received the message of yemanies that their only targets are ships bound for israeli ports, not others. last week during a meeting with british foreign secretary david cameron in davis, i clearly told him that their actioning against yemen are a

and none equals the provisions of the four geneva conventions, esp additional protocols. and we from the criminal court. we asked the international community and announced the declaration of crimes to help dear brothers today if we made the right decision. let's not take it. today, if we don't act correctly , history will judge us. our children will judge us. what were you doing in this day and age, if mr. hanri, who was the producer of the red cross and halal red, what would he want from us but to enter? help the injured, help the poor , help johin, help the displaced , what else did he want, so we have to act, it seems. despite the efforts made by the international institutions, it has not been successful. until now, every truck that wants to deliver relief items to the people as a relief truck is only inspected for more than 14 days, and enough people are detained. people did not arrive. hunger, lack of medicine, lack of equipment, proper treatment for the elderly is not at all in good condition, they have no fuel , they have no electricity, hospitals and medical cente

view with this point of view with look at looking at it from this angle every state party to the geneva convention has an obligation to prevent this crime from happening lebanon's resistance move. hezballah says this launch of missile strikes on israeli army's northern command center says attack is in response to recent israeli assassinations and repeated attacks on civilians in lebanon and syria. press tv correspondent in southern lebanon has her story. the most significant operation today was that against the maroon airbase and we saw that right after hazbolah targeted uh successfully the maroon airbase on uh the um in the one of the highest peaks like we said in in northern palestine we saw that there was a significant decrease in the air flights over lebanon and so did hizbullah really uh succeed in cutting down uh when it came to the control of the airbase in maron specifically that they really target and hurt the infrastructure of that base that is a question that needs to be posed and could possibly be a positive. as analysts are saying that there could actually be very heavy cas

she mediated this while the army carries out a 60 hour rate in the city of geneva. the video posted on social media by the soldiers themselves, proud and eager to show the world how they can control the lives of palestinians. of the is really raised in the dead of night throughout the west bank have become routine . this one in the time of hebron, families star to helpless mothers cries out desperately. caesar daughter blindfolded? i'm taken into custody. she has no idea why she's being arrested or over a month later. the daughter of barbara has still not been charged but remains. the thing are you more than full of cleaning the house all the for you and home them to the in the heather. not see the had a shop a i me i do most of those to face for on my on the shoulders on kathy it on. so the and we started the school. she was full of call in parents fear the worst stories of those spending years being abused, while in captivity at all, well known of physical and mental abuse. look as on the thoughts of inter desperation hand that goes to talk to amazon and as the yo

format, the geneva format, let me remind you, ended with the fact that it seems that carey also tookre liberating the building, which means we are handing over our weapons and everything else , the little man came out and said, no, no, no , the ones to liberate the weapons are those in the donbass, and we are the right maidan , we won’t do anything, yes, this is what covered this and zhenya. i think there is no need to retell it, more than forty meetings only at the ministerial level, and no result, the minsk format, the same geneva format, the normandy format, i ’m the story, more than 200 meetings, that is , all this ended in february 2022, when the ukrainian side, having raised its weapons, suddenly began, began its military operations, artillery preparation, with which this escalation began, only then the world woke up and said, oh god, where did this unmotivated, unprovoked thing come from? right, now they said that we are fighting against the first army, you are stronger, why this happened, i don’t know, amazing people, these amazing people, but that is, you understand, that is

the geneva convention appears to be broken, at least to kill the man, it's particularly one of them, who may have been in the hospital receiving medical treatment, that's against the geneva convention and to kill them when they could have been, if they were sleeping, and weren't fighting back and didn't have weapons as their family say, then, not arresting can them, that's also against the geneva conventions, and it constitutes a war crime but at this point there is an open question why were all three in the hospital but this video, it puts the israeli government in in invidious position, the state department did say that they would expect the idf and the forces here, not to break international humanitarian law. >> i appreciate it. thank you. >>> mess next, elon musk at his new high tech invention. it's another of his startups, and it was created to be a major medical accomplishment. details, ahead. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. kati

she mediated this while the army carries out a 60 hour rate in the city of geneva. the video posted on social media by the soldiers themselves, proud and eager to show the world how they can control the lives of palestinians. of the is really raised in the death of knights throughout the west bank have become route . this one in the time of hebron families star to are helpless. mother cries out desperately. caesar daughter blindfolded? i'm taken into custody. she has no idea why she's being arrested over a month later, due to barbara has still not been charged. that remains the thing. are you more often fall asleep the household and that if you're in the home them to the in the you had the not see the had a shop a i mean i do most of those to face for on my on the shoulders on kathy it on so the, and we started this pushy region republic part in parents fear the worst stories of those spending years being abused. wiling captivity at all. well known of physical and mental abuse look is on uh have you thought the little inter desperation had that goes to talk to amazo

the first protocol of 1977 added to the four geneva conventions of 1949, all the countries of the worldare obliged to help the victims where humanitarian rights have been violated. now, perhaps one of the countries that has helped a lot is yemen. it has really followed the instructions of protocol 77, exactly this country that every now, this zionist regime does not allow more than this putty means even if the legal bases and documents. let's use the international as a standard, the action of the yemenis according to the protocol, in fact, articles 1 and 3 of the geneva quadrilateral convention are happening repeatedly because all countries are committed to help the victims of the war, and now which country has actually taken action like yemen. the next thing that will happen is that the international court of justice will confirm its jurisdiction, which is confirmed today. he begins to investigate, but in the international court of justice, we are not facing the punishment of individuals, we are facing the international responsibility of an institution, a regime. we are saying that he

human rights that every human being wants, education, israel has the obligation under the fourth geneva convention. now the right to self-defense example because if russia attacked iran, iran could fight back against russia by all means necessary to defend itself against russian aggression under article 51 of the charter of the un, which is kind of normal. now this is obviously not a real example, but this is how international relation. are defined, so israel is not, gaza is part of israel in the sense it's occupied by israel, and israel has a obligation to defend and protect these 2.2 million i think it is, people of all their human rights, education, and i'm not going to repeat it because i just, i just stated that, so this western concept pumpeted by even by justin trudo of canada, israel's a right to defend itself is nonsense in law, and the 2004 decision of the international court of justice on the illegal illegality of the of the wall, which they which they did to separate and kind of create the accentuate the apartite system, there's many other aspects of the apartite, of course,

today i leave geneva and our meetings by the fireplace determined to use every opportunity to createa safer world, peace and freedom. hard work lies ahead, but we are ready for it. general secretary gorbachev, we ask you to join us in fulfilling this work and i'm sure you will. thank you. the legislative platform of the thatcher government during the third term was one of the most ambitious in the entire history of the british government. measures have been taken to reform the education system. a national curriculum was introduced for the first time, a new tax system was created for local government, a public levy or poll tax, as opponents dubbed it. a law was also adopted that separated consumers and service providers in the national health service, which opened the service to competition for the first time and increased opportunities for effective management. all three measures were very controversial, in particular, the public collection of ponds. a political problem as local councils took advantage of the introduction of the new system to increase tax rates, blaming the thatcher

yeah, shockingly, it can be, i mean, the geneva convention is a prevention law, the idea is so that when these these um, these incidents are coming into effect, we can see there's loss of life, we can see uh, there's no access to food or water, we can see medical, medical facilities are no longer available and function. that these are the signs that fit within the the convention that then instigate right, these boxes are being ticked, we need to look into these laws are not are being broken, but what i don't understand is when when this same case, similar cases was going on for for bosnia, they were able to invoke a temporary cease fire straight away and it's not happening now and that needs to happen now, we need seaspire right now um while this investigations are going on which when questioned the israelis have not actually um shown much evidence or proof and even the idea of questioning them is coming out like you're being anti-semitic by asking us and even though we don't have the evidence and it's a valid question, that's not good enough, we need to have seaspire right now, people n

the international humanitarian and human rights. law and conventions after world war ii there was a geneva conference where the entire united nations set down and made statements and made a law in line with the with the with the geneva convention and the hippocratic oaths that hospitals should not be attacked even in a war zone, but time and again we saw it in syria and in rwanda and in central africa and in yemen and in so many... other wars that hospitals end up becoming, they end up becoming targeted areas for attack, and this is inhumane, because even according to the international humanitarian law, hospital should not be attacked for both sides, regardless of which party is in it, but of course it's all a ruse because what is going on in gaza and what's going on in palestine right now is completely... genocide and it's a wipe out, because when you start targeting the wounded and the ill and the sick and you cut off all supply of all resources, a personal level, i cannot imagine the situation going on right now with people dying left, right and center because of the inavailability of t

in the broader sense of the word, what allowed it to successfully be european capital of the un (genevacessfully host various negotiation processes, and thereby contribute to the peaceful development of the earth and its various regions, but he said: we are still ready, so... we heard that the eastern sea corridor is being created between countries like russia see the potential impact of such a corridor on trade relations with india and in general how this affects a very detailed answer, in short, we, like the overwhelming... most countries of the eurasian continent are interested in new corridors that will to ensure, firstly, cheaper logistics, faster delivery of goods than is currently happening either through the swedish canal or around africa, thirdly, everyone is interested in creating logistics transport chains that will not depend on for. to india, and pakistan is also interested in this, now there are many, there are such discussions, the northern sea route, india is very interested in this, india, and china, in general , the northern sea route, taking into account the warming f

they go to various events, raise the issue of prisoners of war, and in the un, in the osce, and in genevain the icrc office, that is, all relatives they are trying as much as possible, they are traveling both with the help of the coordination headquarters and on their own initiative, that is, we are trying to do something... and to make it move, so that , first, our relatives return sooner, and those who are still are in captivity, there are a lot of them, so that they have normal, i am not talking about any decent conditions, but that they are at least humane, that people are not beaten, not starved, that torture is not applied to them, because when i talk to those who come out of captivity, we see that the situation with ukrainian prisoners of war, it... after, well, it's really blatant. ms. natalya, we thank you, and we thank you for your son, thank you for what you are doing, we wish that your child and children, husbands, and everyone who is waiting will be freed as soon as possible. natalya kravtsova, the mother of a prisoner of war defender of mariupol from the azov brigade, was in