and the fact that this case was considered in general criminal procedure in a local court in the city of the hagueor us not to confuse the international criminal court and the ordinary court of the kingdom of the team. this all points against the fact that in the future the organizers or the military - the political leadership of the russian federation was brought to justice, that is, as colleagues said in your story, they really followed a simpler path that opened the possibility of passing a court decision, but this way of handling the case essentially precluded the possibility of raising the question of the responsibility of russia as a state , because according to this verdict , funds of the order of 16 million euros were also collected, if i am not mistaken, and we are talking about the collection of not from the state of the russian federation specifically from strilkov and two others sentenced to life imprisonment, therefore today this stage of the general criminal justice process has actually come to an end the need to carry out the sentence and directly place in prison those who were conv

the hague court well, somehow people are always not even criminals they want to go to prison, but hereseem to want to why is it such a situation that the belarusian government, well, the difference is small, that there it was not putin's order, and putin's order, which led to the issuance of a warrant for his arrest by a criminal court . the people's initiative, the people are very keen to help ukrainian children, and that's why they are ukrainian children are taken to belarus for recovery, and here is the same nuance when the russians specifically kidnap children and take them somewhere . ий жест э-э что детей сопролды they are saved double give them poppy seeds they are pumping something for a couple of weeks, a-a, they will sew, a-a, air-bom, after the war, and the last thing will get better, but the accompanying situation looks like this, so that a-- the orphans of those people who have children who arrived can be with their parents . lukashenka is needed today, i could be there, he may not be there but it was necessary to make such a gesture that i am not in this and in this, toge

chemically injured people were caused by the imposed war, and the chemical veterans followed up in the hague court. the field of international lawsuits has a role to play, and hopefully after we can, with the help of organizations and institutions, collectively, this issue, which is 40 years behind in my opinion, and sometimes they are changing the place of martyrs and executioners, and in the international political arena. international legal classmate , i hope we can take him and move forward from the oil field arash will be exploited considering the common interests of the neighbors, especially kuwait , this is the issue of the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs in response to the discussions about this common oil field in the persian gulf. and kuwait, and the last round of negotiations in this regard was held on march 22, 1401 in tehran among the senior managers of the ministry of interior, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of iran said that the policy of the 13th government is based on dialogue and cooperation, and the issues related to fima are being pursued in this

august 24 of this year and all because, according to the decision of the international criminal court in the hague, after putin's arrival there , the process should probably be arrested, the minister of foreign affairs of par paul makhach makhachili said today, according to him , the leadership of the country in the very south of africa at first it promoted the option of transferring the brics to china well, but brazil and india spoke against it well, and then they even asked for lavrov to come instead of putin, but no putin said that he is going because they are paid in pairs well, and then the quote from mr. minister, we understand that we are bound by the rome statute. but we cannot first invite someone to our place and then arrest him. our dilemma is understandable, but we would be happy if he did not come. well, you see, such a dilemma is a terrible dilemma. america's joe biden continues to aptly joke that the day before, during a press conference in the capital of finland, helsinki, he gave good advice to the founder of the russian military campaign, wagner yevgeny prigozhin, who three weeks

in ukraine, because before that the us state structures traditionally did not interact with the hague courtfrom now on our special correspondent in the united states, dmytro onopchenko, found out exactly what information washington will hand over to the investigation. he is now at the us state department, where he found out the details of dima. hello. what is known and how unprecedented it is, the first thing i can say is that it is really, without exaggeration , unprecedented, because since the summer of 2020, when you remember, president trump introduced even sanctions against the head of the international criminal court against his employees, there was no interaction between washington and the hague, so indeed, when president biden came to power, he canceled this decision of his predecessor . but nevertheless, this is the first time when there is interaction, when there is an exchange of information , the american press today even writes that there was some criticism, some opposition in biden's team, but they did it, they did it for the sake of ukraine, and as soon as this decision appea

confirms this information, the european parliament's foreign affairs committee meanwhile calls on the hague courtlukashenko due to his involvement in the deportation of ukrainian children, since the international criminal court has already issued such a similar warrant for the president of russia putin and the commissioner for children's rights in russia, maria lvova, and a member of the european parliament , they call on the international court to consider a similar warrant for alexander lukashenko well and the euro-deputies emphasize that belarus is also responsible for the damage caused in ukraine and so. by the way, it seems that the issue of sanctions against belarus has moved from a dead point. as reported by the european correspondent of radio svoboda, the year of arteriozvak next week, the european union will introduce new sanctions against belarus. the dispute over these restrictions is long . exemptions for fertilizers in a sense it is it can be said that it is a victory for poland and the baltic countries, which fought for it for six months, according to the correspondent of radio libe

just today, the european parliament called on the hague court issue a warrant for the arrest of lukashenka. do you think it is even possible? this is the first question and the second question a-a. explain for those who simply do not understand the meaning of this. lukashenko does not travel anywhere except russia. the fact is that artificial demographic policy has always been a component and fundamental component of the basic component of all totalitarian regimes a-a the topic of manipulation of children with minor citizens . janissaries or other words in principle, this is of no importance, but they always worked on this, both on the abduction of minor citizens and on the resettlement of citizens who were not politically loyal , and for lukashenka, its essence was the first - to expel from ukraine, forgive me, expel from belarus all citizens who did although some opposition organized a positional movement or criticized lukashenka, that is why the question always arose. were imported in young people and so on sometimes. when you were there in the 10s, you could be on the streets of minsk,

and on november 17 in 2022, the hague court handed down a sentence of life imprisonment for three of in the oleg pulatov case. the truth is that if we are talking about the conviction of a military man who takes part in an armed conflict, then a military man is immune according to general international rules, he can shoot and use weapons in including such as the letters against it, they decided to take the easy way, they refused to become a scandent in order not to find out under what circumstances it was shot down and simply considered it a general criminal offense a crime murders and condemned in this way, we can say that it was such a procedural trick, the terrorists were tried according to dutch law, ukraine transferred its jurisdiction, but there were still inaccuracies in the investigation of the crash of flight mh17. so , it still does not qualify as a war crime, it will be interesting to us only when , after ascertaining that this is a war crime and will be followed by the command responsibility of the chiefs who become standing over the mountain and in fact we will probably

. to belarus , under the guise of recovery, the us president ordered to secretly share with the hague courtinformation about the crimes of russians in ukraine, data on the decisions of russian officials will be transferred intentionally strike the civilian infrastructure of ukraine and deport children, the new york times reports about such a secret order by biden, the american publication learned from officials, officials believe that such a move by the american president indicates a change in us policy, they say that the decision adopted by the american leader overturns months of resistance from the pentagon, because the department was wary that such a step could create a precedent that would allow the prosecution of the american military. italy recognized the holodomor as a genocide of the ukrainian of the people, the resolution was supported by 130 members of the senate, four were voted against, and none spoke against. the document states that the ussr deliberately provoked a famine that caused millions of deaths among the civilian population of ukraine. the minister of foreign affairs o

guise of recovery, the us president ordered to secretly share information about crimes with the hague courtnd russians in ukraine will hand over data about the decision of russian officials to deliberately strike civilians the infrastructure of ukraine and the deportation of children, the new york times reports about such a secret order by biden. the american publication learned from officials that officials believe that such a step by the american president indicates a change in us policy . they say that the decision was made by the american leader. the department was afraid that such a step could create a precedent that would allow the prosecution of the american military. italy recognized the holodomor as genocide of the ukrainian people. the resolution was supported by 130 four members of the senate abstained from voting, none spoke against. the document states that the ussr deliberately provoked a famine that caused millions of deaths among the civilian population of ukraine. the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine , dmytro kuleba, called the senate's decision an important step that

last week in the netherlands, the supreme court of the netherlands punished the judge of the same hague courte ahh for the fact that she dared to spread conspiracy theories her brother. you see, he wrote a book in which he proves that mh17 was shot down not by russia and not by partisans, which means that they were pro-russian, as everything was indicated there, and ukraine conspiracy wrote it back, and she showed this book to the judges, which means that she influenced justice and so on, the person was fined, punished, demoted , transferred from a criminal case to an administrative one , to the question of what is not a mixture in the court of the hague spread conspiracy theories in advertising. worried not on the channel russia went to them, he already killed a man alexander heads valentin smirnovsky against your father a lot of snails. alexander samoylenko and only where he does not ask you, i will decide for myself, where should i climb, and where should i not climb? happiness is not far away. do you really think that shot tomorrow at 21:20 the first to thirty-sixth year the country was i

last year, he was committed in abstentia by a court in hague last year, he was convicted in abstentiaysian airlines flight mh—i7 over eastern ukraine in 2014. since russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine last year, we have seen literally thousands of russians being detained for expression anti—war views. with igor girkin's arrest, it is signg that the kremlin it is sign that the kremlin is losing patience with some of its most vocal supporters of the war. people like igor girkin who are accusing the authorities of not doing enough to secure russia's victory on the battlefield. 0ur russia added to the steve rosenberg there. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. the tale of this tunnel has had several twists and turns. it's now been given the go—ahead and, if anyone's against it, they have six weeks to say so. the idea is a two—mile stretch of road will be routed beneath the busy a303. it's almost 30 years since early plans for some form of tunnel were put on the table. fast forward to 2020 and planning permi

the hague district court found russians igor hyrkin, serhiy dubinsky and ukrainian collaborator leonidguilty of shooting down the plane. the court decision stated that the plane was a beech tree that was brought to the militant-controlled part of donbas from russia before the 9th anniversary of the border tragedy was shot down by an anti-aircraft missile 17 a documentary film about this russian crime was premiered in kyiv, its name is iron butterflies while the film is being made just now, we have already talked with its creators polina spatenko, she is live with us now polina good evening, what do the directors say about their idea? congratulations to the studio. in fact, i only managed to see the first frames of the film because the screening has just started. i will immediately tell you about the title iron butterflies earlier, the director told us this so figuratively about the fragments of the same rocket that killed innocent people in the downed plane, in a moment you will see a fragment of this movie, and for now, listen to what the director himself says about the idea of ​​the

which was headed from amsterdam to koala lumbur, all 298 people died in november 2022, the hague district courtound russian igor hyrkin guilty of shooting down the plane serhii dubinskyi and his ukrainian collaborator leonid kharchenko, in the court's decision, it was stated that the plane was shot down by a missile from a buk anti-aircraft missile delivered to the militant-controlled part of the donbass from russia before the 9th anniversary of the border tragedy. 17 kyiv premiered a documentary about this russian crime, its name is iron butterflies while the film is being made just now , they have already talked with its creators polina spatenko , she is live with us now polina good evening, what do the directors say about their idea? i only managed to see the first frames of the film, because the screening has just started, i will immediately tell you about the title iron butterflies, as the director told us, it is so figuratively about fragments of the same rocket that killed innocent people in the downed plane, in a moment you will see a fragment of this movie, and for now, listen to what

appealed to the leaders of the countries of the european union to turn to the international court of justice in the haguerrant for the arrest of lukashenka, the same as the court in the hague invented for the arrest of putin. do you think this is real? by the way , the belarusian opposition was the first to discover that the belarusian red cross on behalf of lukashenka by kidnapping, that is, abduction children, and the authorities have moved 3,000 or so ukrainian children to the territory of belarus. lukashenka is also interesting. in general, i want to, even though i tried to somehow ferry those children to ukraine, because the ukrainian authorities have a direct channel of communication with lukashenko . ukrainian children . she is surprised. to be honest, i understand. thank you, mr. volodymyr. thank you very much for participating in our today's program, they talked about putin lukashenko, experts heard expert answers, expert comments from volodymyr chivlka, a political scientist. well, we continue on. and now i look, i looked on the internet before introducing the next guest, who are we? how many p

the hague international criminal court has started a new investigation into war crimes in jenin, the western center of sudan. this investigation began after a report reported the discovery of a mass grave in the city of jenin, the witness of which was especially refugees who came from this they have fled the city of chad from massive attacks the militias of the rapid response forces to the non-arab minority masali, burning houses, rape of women, torture and genocide in this city, the news of the jihadi exercise of empowerment and service to the underprivileged areas of hamedan, in the implementation of the 2020 empowerment triad in the country, 20 million people under the cover of this the plan is to carry out a jihadi service training exercise in four underprivileged areas of hamedan city, to collect the problems and issues that exist in the areas and to use the capacity of the local residents and the elders and veterans who are present in the area to solve these issues and problems through organizations government follow-up of the people of manochehri, khazar, koi kosar and waliasr

well, that's what the hague, uh, international criminal court will consider.eans that terrible cries of pro-russian crimes about victims will begin again. these are additional firewood that is now being thrown into this bonfire. we need to burn out, at least until november, because i think that in november the rhetoric will change and everyone will talk about the need for a truce between russia and ukraine will finally remain sparkle , which may need to slip through. yes, you just need to skip the elections, then they will resume hostilities. everything is logical. here an experienced politician comes to our studio and puts everything in its place. all is well, until the election campaign begins, she puts everything in its place in the united states for sure. but for whom the hague court is really crying, it is for ukrainian terrorists. yesterday , the head of the sbu, vasily my, told me that the explosion of the crimean bridge was their work. we carry out many different special operations special operations to read from them, we will be able to talk after the

also, the international criminal court in the hague was like, you can't do this, you mustn't invite this different country on the bush administration. last, they love the i c. c. a said, you know, we don't even a signatory to you guys to get to step in. but now he's less than guys saying, hey, you will go to respect. well the, i see, see, so you've got to go into risk fruits. and why do you think this is discrepancy that? well, it wasn't just the icy see, even the united nations general assembly said, uh that way, no reasons, compelling reasons for justification for america to in face the rock at the time. and i remember the key that president bush street say when it comes to securing or defending american interest. we don't need anybody's permission at their by define in the contempt of some and not just the i c, c a but the work up and sporty to which a medication member, which is the united nations. so this is the, the hypocrisy and the double standards that eh, have seen for the longest time. that is why people like obama, people like, uh, the full, uh, uh, the, the pre k. last you l

was among the palestinian delegation that submitted their statement to the international court of justice at the hague. today is the historic day in which to the international court of justice to reduce the have been receiving submissions from many countries under of course, we did the submit our submission yesterday in the facilities of the information 1st of justice. so that day is i studied day and our submission there was a very detail, comprehensive submission in the presenting our argument about the questions that were of teaching. ready a to by the general assembly through a solution to questions. in fact, that the, to with the, the essence of this population. and the, the issue of the next ation. the issue of the, the nature of that is occupation hop outside the system. and the denying of the rights of the powers team, people to the right to self determination for a long period of time after pilots have died in a water bombing plane crash while fighting a blaze in greece. it happened on the island of f. e. a close to where a fire started on sunday. state tv video shows the plain clipping a tre

was among the palestinian delegation, the submit to the statement to the international court of justice of the hague. and today is the historic day in which the international court of justice to reduce the have been receiving submissions from many countries under of course, we did the submit our submission yesterday in the facilities of the information 1st of justice. so that day is as the 30 day and the our submission. there was a very detail, comprehensive submission in the presenting our argument about the questions that were of teaching. ready a to by the general assembly through that is illusion to questions and facts that, that with the, the essence of this population. and the issue of the next ation. the issue of the, the nature of the, the occupation pop outside the system. and the denying of the rights of the file as to young people, to the right to self determination. for a long period of time, the united nations general assembly has passed a resolution condemning violence against holy books. it comes off to a string of caron bindings and sweep the denmark triggering protests to them. at l

countries support this initiative and provide this evidence base to the international court of justice in the haguewashington was delayed. and as we can see, perhaps they will be handed over soon, but another piece of information was made public by the same journalists from the reuters agency, so they opposed the transfer of this evidence base to the hague in the pentagon, because the american military generals believed that if they were allowed to give this evidence er, to the international criminal court, then this can harm precisely the american soldiers who are currently fighting abroad and who may fall, for example, in the same series , be captured, somehow fall into the hands of the russians and therefore, the russians can also accuse them of committing war crimes on the territory of, for example, the same series or on the territory of afghanistan. well, that’s it , but the fact that this evidence base can be handed over by washington is very good news for us , there are enough troops in ukraine and capabilities to continue the counteroffensive , us defense minister lloyd austin said this dur

interests of the government france in three cases pending at the international criminal court , the city of the hagueetherlands 70 sheets, a significant part of which is devoted to all the prisoners, the report is very indicative and, using its example, we will consider the double standards of those who teach democracy. behind

international coming to court in the hague is investigating suspected war crimes and are for the optimal. my team and kind of to get i was among a group of 37 people, ordered by the militias. specifically the rapids support forces to cover the bodies . i know of 6 similar groups in the city. we were given iron hooks with which we drug, the bodies covered them in plastic sheets and then place them in trucks that are transporting construction materials. the group picked up more than $300.00 corpses and 3 days were on the orders of the armed demand. extreme heat records are set to be broken around the world. health warnings have been issued in italy, greece and spain. in the southern us around a 100000000 people are living under heath advisories, floods and lance lights and south korea have killed at least 22 people. at least 14 others are missing. south korea's prime ministers as he is mobilizing all available resources to deal with the crisis. a protest as against proposed traditional reforms. and israel have gathered in tel aviv it's the 28th consecutive week of demonstrations on monday.

and then there's the arrest warrant issued against him by the international criminal court in the haguee deportation of thousands of ukrainian children to russia -- like ihor, here. he's one of what ukraine says are almost 20,000 children who've been abducted as part of russia's ongoing war operations and crimes. only a few of those children have been able to return home to their parents. ihor was one of the lucky few. reporter: ihor is 16 years old. he loves gymnastics and comes from southern ukraine. for more than four months, he was detained in russia, unable to go home. ihor: i was tired of being there. going back to ukraine is a big deal, because many aren't coming back at all. reporter: shortly after the start of the war, russian forces occupied the region. after eight months under occupation, ihor was invited to attend a holiday camp in russia, far from the battlefield. his mother agreed. later, ukrainian forces retook igor's home region. but he wasn't allowed to leave the russian holiday camp. ihor says that more than 1000 other ukrainian children and teenagers were with him in

asia with a request e-e to issue a warrant for the arrest of lukashenka is the same as the court in the hague putin, do you think it is real ? by the way, the belarusian opposition was the first to discover that the belarusian red cross was the first to discover that the belarusian red cross was acting on behalf of lukashenka by kidnapping children, that is, abducting children. to govern ukraine , because the ukrainian government has a direct channel of communication with lukashenka. who is the vice-premier of the cup? nieces minister of internal affairs of belarus kubrakov, who are one of these belarusian people, why these family ties at least to save ukrainian children, she is surprised to be honestly, thank you to mr. vladimir very much thank you for participating in our program today . vicky looked on the internet before i introduce the next guest who how many people are us 959 people are watching 9 join this on a channel specially created for the sweet program during the war 959 is a lot, but i would like more well, 98 people only answered the question that we asked why putin is shelling

and then there's the arrest warrant issued against him by the international criminal court in the haguee deportation of thousands of ukrainian children to russia -- like ihor, here. he's one of what ukraine says are almost 20,000 children who've been abducted as part of russia's ongoing war operations and crimes. only a few of those children have been able to return home to their parents. ihor was one of the lucky few. reporter: ihor is 16 years old. he loves gymnastics and comes from southern ukraine. for more than four months, he was detained in russia, unable to go home. ihor: i was tired of being there. going back to ukraine is a big deal, because many aren't coming back at all. reporter: shortly after the start of the war, russian forces occupied the region. after eight months under occupation, ihor was invited to attend a holiday camp in russia, far from the battlefield. his mother agreed. later, ukrainian forces retook igor's home region. but he wasn't allowed to leave the russian holiday camp. ihor says that more than 1000 other ukrainian children and teenagers were with him in

because the perpetrators keep denying genocide which was ruled by d i c j and the international court in hague as genocide. and also there is a genocide, denial band, broad by the full not hi, representative of bosnia, of the international community in bosnia and herzegovina who is in charge to monitor the piece agreements. and it says, illegals the current in the country to deny the genocide. but despite this fact, this crime is still being denied. ida has usage the reporting live from 78. so thank you very much right now the spanish coast guard has rescued a. she's 6 migraines from a bird near the canary islands. that's off the groups of migrants who sailed on 3 boats from senegal, 2 weeks ago were reported missing the voyage from west africa to the spanish islands. isn't a torres to be dangerous? lost in more than $500.00 people died including $22.00 children of hundreds of asking migrant stranded on the board with olivia. an arrow pulls it to have been put on the buses by the ministry, and transported to locations within 2 nivia. 700 people will move to the border last week after being det

ukrainian company in the united states is a demand to recognize the decision of an arbitration court in the hagueogaz. wants to get $ 5 billion for the lost objects in crimea due to the forced seizure of russia's foreign assets in the event of a break in relations with nafta gas, the pumping of russian fuel to europe through the gas pipeline may stop because the branch through ukraine is the only route for russian gas to western and central europe called blatant lawlessness in russian orthodox church buildings were seized by the ukrainian authorities. e, kiev-pechersk, lavra, and the application was worn to believers by the russian orthodox church calls for an international investigation into the actions of the kiev regime. in the morning, the police blocked the entrance to the lavra , red berets entered the territory of the monastery. the parishioners did not stand on ceremony with weapons; those who tried to defend the shrine were dragged away. employees of the museum-reserves, together with the police , cut off the locks from three buildings. one houses the residence of the rector of the canon

that's the international criminal court in the hague. but issued, this warrant for books is arrest. but what do you make of it? i mean, what do you make the do think, personally or the south african, i think the visa from top charges and, and perhaps a way to get so rushed to drive a wedge between russia and perhaps of the countries that might result or india or china. a well, let's venture to comment on what informed you that i see see a to be issue. the word that i see as well and stage that it's, it's the reasoning behind that word in the manner in which he does actually particulate, said the charges. what we've said is that a promise of can going to view. we would like to see the i c, c, acting in a balanced menda, where all the crimes was times of crimes against humanity. the acts which at the same and, and we've made that call consistently and repeatedly that we would like to see. and i see that that is published in its approach and in his actions to say of the people are reading groups like the brakes and getting stronger and becoming more independent from external points of

and this is not to mention the searches on auto gas in an international arbitration court in the hague, and the recovery of allegedly lost assets in crimea, which the russian country also calls illegal. in general , a really hostile policy with a purely political overtones. far-fetched attempts our basin to continue this with a trial regarding the organization of the transit of russian gas to europe and in general, and in general, hostile attitude towards the russian federation is now being reported by news agencies in moscow , a business center on the third street of the yamskoye field on fire caught fire according to the telegram channel, there may be people in the building, it is reported that a clothing warehouse on the second floor of a four-story building is on fire. there is a video there , uh, firefighters and equipment are working now. black smoke, and from this building from the window, where, apparently, this warehouse with clothes is located. it is also reported that at least two people were injured in this fire. they inhaled, and we will return to this topic with carbon mo

just a little bit of back from the international criminal court in the hague issued the arrest warrant earlier this year. obligating, any member state to the teen loved him, or if he's that puts on their territory to inquiry, list commentator jackie schon, do say so i thought for can needs this done for him and not being dictated to by the west. i think of the most important message to not just america, but to the in you and natal from the sounds good president is that sounds like a is a southern states. uh and it has all the rights to come out to define its own foreign policy. it's not a proxy or a subsidy of neither america, no the and the president is fully aware that the decisions that he has had a states she's cabinets, make model primarily foamed by the interests of so africans now ukrainian media is reporting load blogs from the quotes large scale russian rocket attack on the port city of odessa video on social media here ports to show explosions in the run. the city with huge slides of smoke covering the sky. you printing and military officials have described via tech as quote

they have extended to the sitting president of 4 countries of the international criminal court in the hague. issued the arrest warrant earlier this year, obligating any member state to detain vladimir putin se steps, thoughts on their territory? and to imperialist commentator and writer, a jackie sham, do say south africa needs to spell for a nothing dictated by the width. i think of the most important message to not just america, but to the in you and an a tool from the soft good president is that sounds good is a southern states. uh, and it has all the rights to come out to define it for foreign policy. it's not a proxy or subsidy of need to america. no. the you and the president is fully aware that the decisions that he has had the states cabinet make model primarily foamed by the interests of software. kids. ukrainian media is reporting lloyd gloves from a quote to large scale russian rock at a tech on the port city of odessa video on social media and apparently shows explosions in on a run. the city with huge clouds of smoke covering the sky. it's the 2nd night in a row with that odess

and this is not to mention searches for autogas in the international arbitration court in the hague, but the recovery of allegedly lost assets in crimea, which the russian country also calls illegal. in general , a really hostile policy with a purely political overtones. far-fetched attempts our basin continue this investigation of a non-constructive attitude towards the organization of the transit of russian gas to europe and, in general , a hostile attitude towards the russian federation does not believe in the victory of his country is already trying to shift the responsibility for the failure to western curators alexander lukashenko shared his observations at a meeting with representatives of belarusian foreign the media , according to lukashenko, since the first kiev maidan, the west has been preparing ukraine for military operations against its slavic neighbors, what awaits kiev in the future, according to of the president of belarus and what other interesting statements this press conference remembers, our own correspondent of belarus anastasia sakhovskaya knows, anastasia hel

palestinians the you and also asked the court to consider the impact of his really policies on the demographics and the status of occupied east jerusalem are based in the hague, the international criminal court. the i, c, j is the top you in court, dealing with disputes between states. it's rulings are binding, but the court has no power to enforce them. offices here as laura han has more from the occupied west back palestine is asking the international court of justice for an advisory opinion on the illegal consequences. also use radio to patients. it's not the 1st time 20 years ago. it offer an opinion on the construction of this is really separation was one of the consequences, the policy in the ground. we feel humiliated palestinian cards are not allowed inside. we buy things in batches and make multiple trips. the soldiers intimidate us at the check point. when we go shopping, they keep us waiting. sometimes for hours, depending on their mood, there's no safety, no stability, no peace. i fear leaving my kids alone because settlers might attack, or i might get stuck at the check point. i take them with me everywhere. the children's mental health is suffe

the international criminal court in the hague issued the arrest warrant earlier this year, a obliging that any member of the state to the tane lod, we're putting, if he stepped, felt on their territory independent on the list chucky. shun! do say south africa will not be dictated to by the way, it's that i think of the most important message to not just america but to the in you and they tool from south africa is a solvent state. uh. and it has all the rights to its own foreign policy. it's not a proxy or a subsidiary of neither america, nor the industry a way that the decisions that he had to states. she's cabinet made my payment and formed by the interests off. so african ukrainian media is reporting load bluff from a large scale russian rock at a time. they were lounging on the port city of odessa video on social media hardly shows explosions in the run. the city with huge clouds of smoke covering the sky. it will be the 2nd night media reports are also claiming strikes on military bases and oil facilities and other cities in southern ukraine as well as the capital key of it comes

germany, but on the spur of the moment wants to file a complaint with the international criminal court in the haguenst russia because of the war in ukraine, she said this before flying to new york where the minister intends to take part. well, of course, in the meeting of the united nations organization, which i already spoke about, according to her, no one can wage an aggressive war in the 21st century and not be in favor of but for this, the head of the german foreign ministry also proposes to reform the international judiciary. well, and close all the loopholes in it. what can be used by criminals in this case, the russian ones ? prosecutions are still too high, international law must be further developed to reflect the realities of the 21st century. well, i will also add that according to the minister of foreign affairs germany and not lena bervok, the trial of russian war criminals should be based exclusively on ukrainian legislation, that is, what does this mean, it means that in other countries , for example, judges or prosecutors can also sit, or some kind of meeting can take place, but all

last year, he was committed in absentia by a court in hague for his role in the shooting down of theine last year, we have seen literally thousands of russians being detained for expression anti—war views. with igor girkin's arrest, it is sign that the kremlin is losing patience with some of its most vocal supporters of the war. people like igor girkin who are accusing the authorities of not doing enough to secure russia's victory on the battlefield. writer editor steve rosenberg there. —— russian. lebanon's central bank governor is about to step down from after 30 years on the job. he leaves behind an economy in a state of collapse and a population struggling to make ends meet. some people have resorted to robbing banks just to get access to their own money. anna foster reports now from beirut. a bottle of acid. omar is holding up his bank to get his own money back. since the financial crisis began here, people's money has been hugely devalued and hard to access. he lives with his cash to pay for the next surgery doctors say he urgently needs. without it he could be left paralysed.

ukraine directly speaks about it all directly, the international , for example, the criminal court in the hague already speaks about it with appropriate warrants. historical, in my opinion , the very ones who clearly recorded the importance of ukraine for the future security contour, and the key thing he recorded is that until the end of this war, everything we need will be with ukraine convey an optimistic historical but a few days before this summit you talked about the fact that the results of this themselves, they can be much more large-scale than we all expect, in particular in the context of the fact that nato itself can actually return its subjectivity returned 50x50 return subjectivity this means today to make the appropriate decision that we, together with ukraine, take part in the dismantling of the system that violates global security, that is, in the dismantling of the russian federation, in my opinion, it is impossible to expect today because the elites of the 21st century are not elites of the 20th century, in addition to the ukrainian one, for ukraine today, the perspective is ge

protect the national sovereignty. peace and security of the republic, the international criminal court in the hague issue with the arrest warrant out of this. yeah. obligating. any member state to detain vladimir food and if he would step foot on that territory. i was discussing this with independent list of jack ashanda. it was set to south africa, would conduct its own policy in line with its own national interests. i think of the most important message to not just america, but to the you and the natal from the soft getting president is that age. so i forgot is a servant state uh, and it has all the rights to come out to define its own foreign policy. it's not a proxy or subsidiary of need to america. no. the and the president is fully aware that the decisions that he had to states she's cabinets, made monthly payment and formed by the interest kids. and the guy is a huge interest in maintaining a very warm and productive and mutually respectful collection ship with the russian for the nation. the prime minister of poland says this country will not open up its market for ukrainian grain comes, as

the international criminal court at the hague is investigating suspected work crimes. floods and lance lights in south korea have killed at least 22 people at least 14 others are still missing. south korea, as prime minister says he's mobilizing all available resources to deal with the crisis. extreme heat records are set to be broken around the world. health warnings have been issued in multiple countries. the heat waves bring with them severe health risk, especially for young children on the nose really well the us is one of the country is being swept by high temperatures. millions of people have been advised to take extra precautions during the heat wave. my kind of reports, it's a some of discontent to mid scorching temperatures. record off the record set to be shifted in the sweltering heat, $85000000.00 people and the heat alerts. it's really crazy. upside really without feeling like you're going to test and past due the heat expectations of more heavy rains of the unprecedented flooding in the northeast of the us. a direct consequence say experts of climate change, human cause c

international criminal court in the hague is investigating suspected war crimes in dar for you in a deliveries and to revel held territory and syria remains suspended. serious government has set conditions for the resumption of deliveries, including a ban on working with revel authorities. you and it's reported to be, be concerned by the turner pete warnings have been issued in italy, spain and greece, and the southern us around a 100000000 people are living under advisories. of thousands of people are rallying in guatemala, off the days of election turmoils presidential candidate bernardo at a fellow has now launched his campaign for a run off ballots. in august, earlier, there were legal attempts to band his party and therefore himself, putting his candidacy in doubts. john homeland is in guatemala city, out of protest outside the attorney general's office. john, what are people protesting about the testing at the moment? message inside or outside the attorney general's office? it's in the system because they're worried that those 10 for the same attorney general's office to suspend the camp

ordered to move hundreds of bodies by the rapids. support forces, the international criminal court at the hague is investigating suspected war crimes . the optimum. my team and kind of to, i was among a group of 37 people, ordered by the militias is specifically the rapids support forces to cover the bodies. i know of 6 similar groups in the city. we were given iron hooks with which we drug. the bodies covered them in plastic sheets and then placed them in trucks that are transporting construction materials. the group picked up more than $300.00 corpses and 3 days were on the orders of the armed demand for testers against the proposed traditional reforms in israel have gathered in tel aviv. this is the 28th consecutive weeks of demonstrations on monday. the is really problem and past the bill and it's 1st reading to limit the supreme court's powers. floods of land slides in south korea have killed at least 22 people. at least 14 others are missing. so pre as prime minister says he's mobilizing all available resources to deal with the crisis. the extreme st records are set to be broken around th

last year, he was committed in absentia by a court in the hague for his role in the shooting down ofr eastern ukraine in 2014. since russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine last year, we have seen literally thousands of russians being detained for expression anti—war views. with igor girkin�*s arrest, it is sign that the kremlin is losing patience with some of its most vocal supporters of the war. people like igor girkin, who are accusing the authorities of not doing enough to secure russia's victory on the battlefield. in other news... us presidentjoe biden on friday nominated admiral lisa franchetti to lead the us navy, which would make her the first woman to serve as a member of the military�*s joint chiefs of staff if she is confirmed. franchetti would replace chief of naval operations admiral mike gilday, whose term ends this fall. franchetti's nomination willjoin the list of hundreds of military appointments being held up by republican senator tommy tuberville, who is blocking military nominations due to the pentagon's policy concenring abortion. in england, the governing conse

all 4 brakes countries to the international criminal court in the hague issued the arrest warrant earlier this year of the getting any member state to detain, loved them, or put in if he step folks on their territory of the imperialist commentator, jackie sham. do believe south africa wilson firm and refused to be dictated to by the west. i think of the most important message to not just america, but to the you and a ne tool from the soft good president is that sounds like a is a southern states. uh, and it has all the rights to come out to define its own foreign policy. it's not a truck, so your subsidy of neither america nor the and the president is fully aware that the decisions that he has had a states, she's cabinet make model primarily foamed by the interests of. so africans. alright, you printing and media is reporting live blasts from a quote to large scale russian rocket tucked on the port city of odessa video on social media ports, the show explosions in and around the city with huge clouds of smoke covering this guy. if any military officials have described the attack as boat h

have extended to the sitting president, all 4 brakes countries, things and i saw a criminal court in the hague issued the arrest warrant earlier this year open. there isn't any member state to detain by the inputs and if you step foot on the territory and the imperialist, come and take the definition, do believe. so i'll ask that list i'm from, i'd refuse to be dictated to by the west. i think of the most important message to not just america but to the in you and they tool from the soft getting precedent is that change? so i forgot is a southern states uh, and it has all the rights to come out to define its own foreign policy. it's not a proxy or subsidiary of need to america. no. the and the president is fully aware that the decisions that he had to states she's cabinets, make my payment informed by the interest certificate. that will bring you more details on this story. later in the now they may be files of all the pots on the map from, but the 1st election, the american surveys in 8 years was supposed to bring the 2 regions closer together in freight. i'm spirit. however, those hopes have

administration to begin sharing information about what's happening there in ukraine with the hague-based international criminal courtone day there actually will be justice? >> i have no doubt because i know based on my own experience when you can't rely on the law, you can still rely on people. and this demand of justice is demands of millions of people around the world. >> molly: thank you so much for joining us and for sharing some of your story and for your ongoing inspiring work. we really appreciate your time here today. >> thank you. >> molly: thank you. griff? >> griff: molly, great interview there. meanwhile, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas facing a grilling on capitol hill this week about america's border crisis ko. could he be facing a possible impeachment? we will take a closer look with the former acting i.c.e. director tom homan next. pay off $44,000 of high rate debt, take out $28,000 cash and can lower the monthly payments by $500. use your va benefit at newday right now and get the financial peace of mind you've earned with your service. [music “this little light of mine”] in the world

human rights maria lvova bilova, whose warrant was finally issued by the international court of justice in the hagueas reported that at the beginning of the invasion of ukraine , the occupiers took more than 700,000 ukrainian children to russia, according to the document , they also deported them to the territory of russia about one and a half thousand inmates of institutions for orphaned children. but because the parents who were left without a conspiracy, children from the so-called lpr and dpr returned to their institutions later, 92 children from the same so-called luhansk republic were given to russian families from april to october 22nd in a russian family, the occupiers gave 380 ukrainian children from donbas to our conversation, we are now adding to our conversation valery ryabeh, military expert, director of development of the information and consulting company defense express. glory to ukraine p valery good day studio good afternoon, dear tv viewers, the events are not fresh , not this second, not even today, but they are worth discussing with you . they are talking about drones in moscow.

interests of the french government in three cases pending before the international criminal court, the hagueesting practice in the list is presented on the official website of the osce, representatives are only needed. states pursuing one policy austria belgium canada czech republic lithuania usa france is not, for example hungary whose political course is somewhat contrary to the official policy of the coalition, in other words, a very, biased list comes out , i propose to consider this report as an illustrative example of hypocrisy and double standards, here is an analysis of legislative acts and facts, as the author states, perhaps presumably and probably a crime against human rights in belarus of facts, it is possible and even presumably this quote from the report of an expert on international law. the methodology followed by the speaker was largely determined by the availability of reliable evidence and the short scope of his mission. france-poland, lithuania - these are the countries where he worked again for 14 days , taking into account the writing of the report itself and travels. i

interests of the french government in three cases pending before the international criminal court, the city of the haguelands since experts also have an interesting practice on the list, presented on the official website of the osce, representatives of only the necessary states pursuing the same policy austria belgium canada czech republic lithuania usa france no , for example hungary whose political course somewhat contradicts the official policy , in other words, a very biased list , i propose to consider this report as an illustrative example of hypocrisy and double standards, here is an analysis of legislative acts and facts as the author states, possibly presumably and probably crimes against human rights in belarus facts perhaps and even presumably this quote is from the report of an expert on international law. the methodology followed by the speaker was largely determined by the availability of reliable evidence and the short scope of his missions. france-poland, lithuania - these are the countries where he worked again for 14 days, taking into account the writing of the report itself and travel