internal vital is the export hall. anyone who comes buys for the domestic hall . it is not allowed to export . presented in the inner hall the supplier, the manufacturer, is allowed to export to his customers. we completely separate the domestic and foreign markets, so whenever the price of boxwood in the world market is high and low, the foreign market is high and the price of foreign currency is high and low. independent of the global blessing, when the complete camel that should be offered in the domestic production first is that we implemented the mother of steel in egypt , how is it being implemented in the field of oil health, the first of this year , there was a disturbance that for two days, the prices were based on currencies, for example, on the 36th of the 7th petrochemicals were priced he made a special follow-up, fortunately, the central bank of the ministry of oil accompanied him, and it was closed at the base price for petrochemical products of 28,500 tomans, and in a way, this issue that we are looking for and the product is a man, show me what i s

the human heart becomes happy , we get energy, aaliyah hosseiniyeh, it has a special vitality, it is really internal, from a spiritual point of view, because of this , how many people to help how many people in iran go to the minister of war of the zionist regime? intensification of restrictions for palestinians in the month of ramadan was announced under the pretext of increasing resistance operations to punish perpetrators in the mosque and its various types, and based on this, more than 600 checkpoints have been set up in various parts of the west bank. more than 1,400 kurds in the al-qasa mosque announced yesterday morning that the zionist occupying forces were deployed in the holy cities at the same time as the settlers were invited to the al-qasa mosque and they also martyred a 15-year-old teenager in the attack on the rear camp of jafar. resistance at the edge bakhti also increased, the palestinian information center announced that 21 resistance operations were carried out in the past day and night, in which in 11 cases the occupying regime's military and zionist settlers were targeted by gun

chinese are very cautious about this kind of things, because the name that is in the international arena is still vitallynt to them. they understand what they will look like if they go up a notch in this discussion and move away from specific, which means placements. does it change now in this turbulent environment, the perception of nuclear weapons is somewhere in us or in america in china. i mean, to what extent we start to think that this is, in general, just another weapon, well, about just another weapon. i would say that this is still a long way off, because all the things that have been said there over the past year on this topic, for example, they came down to nuclear risks. that is, to the fact that the risks of using nuclear weapons. it has grown in sight and on and western rhetoric. it is actually visible and in russian rhetoric. although in a number of cases, it is deployed, so to speak, a little turned inside out. this is, in principle, also a perception of high risk. there we are talking about the fact that if something happens, it will fly in, but it’s still impossible to perceive, uh, nuc

our international relationships are vital. there are far too many people that have classified clearances. one estimate is that between 1,005,000 people may have had access to these documents and you can see how difficult that would be to hold those back. 1,000 to 5,000. >> patrick moynihan said too many documents are classified. congress didn't revamp the system. they should probably go through and do it again. people's lives are on the line. they have got to be able to put this back in and prosecute some people. it is punishable by death, espionage. >> harris: when he said the word espionage, i thought this is more than prison. >> yeah. this is death penalty type of stuff. people's lives are on the line. imagine yourself, you are putting your life on the line taking on some difficult task overseas and you have some yahoo in the back room out there revealing information or sensitive documents and information that puts your life in danger, wouldn't you want that person to feel the pain of it? yeah. unless the penalty is absolut

council on the headquarters of the general command of the sudanese army on the hot to international airport and on other vital and strategic facilities that back took place on the same day as the scheduled meeting between the president of the transition of solar godson, commander in chief of the army and of the commander of that, i built it up at the support forces it meeting aimed at discussing the technical arrangements for the full integration of that up in the support forces and to the sudanese army in a way that ensures the building of a single national army characterized by professionalism, unity of leadership, command and control. and that the strengthening of its military doctrine. in accordance with the established professional traditions of the sudanese army which have accumulated over more than a century, i went on me being unknown for professionalism, ordered, guidance and professional discipline. faced with this rebellion and based on its constitution, a national and modern obligation to protect the country's national security that he thought it, integrity, sovereignty, and stability. the armed f

girl, the human heart becomes happy, we get energy , it's great, hassan has a special vitality, it's really internal , in his opinion, the presence of mr. energy gives us energy, nine years to feel positive it was very good. it would be better to support orphans as a culture in the society . it is good to get to know a woman. it is an excuse to help . finally, we should sympathize with each other like everyone who has financial ability and intellectual ability. it can be done in the field of education and the field of environment put a beautiful customer, the future highway route, introduce the family as much as they can financially participate in this plan. i can take it on with two people , national media reporters, with the presence of the financial support base from a number of the team. i just started , one person with paper and 23 there is a person, let's accept that someone accepts, until the end , he must have good financial support and the amount of tax is an excuse. hello, someone blesses his life. the most source and my wife is somewhere else . i believe that the blessing of a person's li

and this form has been vital to coordinate and synchronized to support continued international support to ukraine. i also want to thank you. training and minister defense resident. gov and and my colleague and partner chief of defense generals hallucinate whom i've had a chance to contact in the last a week or so. and his representative here, joe, moist suit for their continued leadership. i also congratulate finland on their recession into nato. this historic event marks a deepening of the nato alliance and reaffirms to the world the strength of this relationship. but this is not just about the united states and european security nato in his contact group helped to uphold something bigger than that. they uphold the global international order. we're all nations can live in peace and can prosper . a world that respects sovereignty in the rule of law, a world that counters unbridled, military aggression. 421 days ago, putin thought he could overthrow the craning government body could fracture nato, as he launched an unprovoked war of aggression with hundreds of thousands of russian force

she always supported me , not always, maybe she internally agreed, but she definitely supports that they are united by a huge amount of vital energy and love for their work, not once in their lives. i didn't feel tired of interacting with citrus and giving it up didn't i didn't plan to. and i think no one can destroy this wonderful relationship. i'm satisfied , i can't say that i'm somehow very successful there . i'm dissatisfied with myself, i'm satisfied with my feelings, i'm satisfied with my life. russia is always where a person should be happy. go to work and be happy to come home. meet belarusians with talented ideas in the project of the same name on our tv channel. we do not tell dry historical facts, we plunge into the era. this building is made of red brick, located on the eastern outskirts of the city, perfectly reminds of those times, when one of the oldest belarusian enterprises worked in dubrovno, the dnieper manufactory of history is a real puzzle for us, as time travelers, what is this. good question, a small paddle is my version. touch the golden silver threads yourself, madam. today the weather is especial

she always supported me, not always , maybe she internally agreed, but she definitely supports that they are united by a huge amount of vitaly and love for their work, not once in their lives. i didn't feel myself, tired of interacting with citrus fruits and i didn’t plan to quit, i don’t plan to. and i don't think anyone can ruin this wonderful relationship with citrus. i am satisfied with the life of russia, there is always a place to go a person should be happy to go to work and be happy to return home. meet belarusians with talented ideas in the project of the same name on our tv channel. the key to sports success is a competent decision and a smart approach. how many teams are participating in one fourth of the finals of the competition? in chess, when the king is under attack, that is, under threat absolutely true, how well do belarusian athletes understand the sport of the colors of which state did they defend? what else do athletes in water polo distinguish their players from the players of their opponent? alexander hats hats, of course, watch the intellectual sports show heading on belarus 24 tv channel . i ask aga

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seen nine breaches of the convention, the imposition of the internal market act, and the effect to give uk ministers powers to amend or scrap vitalengagement, often done in very good collaboration with uk embassies across the world, is to the benefit of our scottish food and drink industry, to our tourism sector, to our excellent higher education and further education sectors. it is also to the benefit of life sciences and technology sector, the renewables sector. when i think of that excellent, transformative life—saving work done by our international development teams, why on earth would the uk government want to try to put a stop to that? we know why. because they are hell bent on undermining devolution. while i am first minister i will do everything i possibly can to stop them from doing that. hundreds of scots are struggling _ them from doing that. hundreds of scots are struggling more - them from doing that. hundreds of scots are struggling more than - them from doing that. hundreds of| scots are struggling more than ever and they— scots are struggling more than ever and they need — scots are struggling more than ever and t

and the question that brings us together on this panel is why international religious freedom is vitalo u.s. policy and i believe the answer is clear, americans value the right to religious freedom very highly. it's a fundamental right guaranteed in the first amendment in our own constitution alongside the rights to freedom of speech and assembly. these rights are part of who we are and they are also enshrined in the universal declaration of human rights who is drafting an adoption in 1948 were led by the united states. in addition, countries where religious freedoms are under attack are often countries where repression and instability are the norm. the harder question may be, how best to promote the rights to freedom of religion, and here's my view, first, we should lead by example. this summit is focused on international religious freedom but we cannot expect other countries to take it seriously unless we are addressing threats to religious freedom here at home. anti-semitism is on the rise in the united states and islam phobia is widespread. i'm sure dr. singh did share many stories

and the question that brings us together on this panel is why international religious freedom is vitalo u.s. policy and i believe the answer is clear, americans value the right to religious freedom very highly. it's a fundamental right guaranteed in the first amendment in our own constitution alongside the rights to freedom of speech and assembly. these rights are part of who we are and they are also enshrined in the universal declaration of human rights who is drafting an adoption in 1948 were led by the united states. in addition, countries where religious freedoms are under attack are often countries where repression and instability are the norm. the harder question may be, how best to promote the rights to freedom of religion, and here's my view, first, we should lead by example. this summit is focused on international religious freedom but we cannot expect other countries to take it seriously unless we are addressing threats to religious freedom here at home. anti-semitism is on the rise in the united states and islam phobia is widespread. i'm sure dr. singh did share many stories

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vital for everyday communications and military purposes. its technical achievements bring with it much sought after international prestige. now occupied. china has invited other nations on board and made a call for proposals for scientific experiments mirroring and rivalling the west's international space station. and its ambitions don't end there. like america, china also has plans to put an astronaut on the moon. so, is this the new space race? i think the context is slightly different this time around. 0n the back of the cold war, we saw the space race, because, in essence, this was about the missiles attached and the rockets attached to the space flight programmes, so every single space launch was a show of power. and obviously we still see power playing out in space and space stations play a huge part in that too. three, two, one boosters and ignition... _ ..and liftoff of artemis i! we rise together back. to the moon and beyond. currently, america's space spending still dwarfs china's. nasa's latest mission, artemis, has begun and is ambitious. it's a long term commitment. the eventual aim is to have a human outpost

of the interference of and western powers and or international bose is not encouraging us to accept or to repeat big. ah, we're some tennis player vitale. idea tank. i was born from flying on an l o. t polish airlines flight to she attempted to boat on her way to a tournament. the athletes told us what happened. that was a problem and these all continued for a very long time. when i called the manager, i was told i wouldn't be allowed on to the flight. i asked for the reasons, but in lane there was only one manager, show me conversation with l o t, a launch on his phone and 10 cases when russians are allowed to fly. and actually i mushed a few of them. for example, the trip was not related to tourism, it was a business trip, and i had all the supporting documents. my documents were even sent to wilson examined there and i was still not put on the flight. i also asked for a document confirming that i was denied to flight, but because i have to sign it to the tournament as confirmation, but they refused me again. the billing, i was told that the tickets will not be returned and i should buy new ones. hello, say polish lines told as they

of the overall goals and agenda of the international community for development and prosperity in the world. the u. k. for an office has refused to disclose vital information about who committed atrocities in somalia. at the end of december, over 20 pro somalia activists were killed during protest in the city of los a nod. in the unrecognized state of somali land within a lea police team funded by the u. k, allegedly involved in the killings. our teas, africa correspondent, newly william coon, gay brings us more details. the u. k is censoring vital information on who really shots protests as a somali land, the somalian break we region in clashes between pro somalia protesters and security forces. this comes after a year, long funding office security forces, known for numerous killings of civilians, but somehow decided to hold them for reasons the a not disclosing the disclosure of information. detailing our relationship with somali land could potentially damage the relationships between the u. k. and somali land, if the united kingdom does not maintain this trust and confidence, its ability to protect and promote u. k. interested through intern

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vital locations. we can see smoke rising from the vicinity of the army headquarters. it's not clear which of the structures have been hed. international efforts have begun to try and stop the violence. regional block of african nations is planning to send the presence of kenya southward on angie booty to mediate incident g 7, a foreign ministers have reaffirmed their commitment to supporting ukraine. the holding talks in the japanese resorts hannon carries our. they also vow to continue imposing strict sanctions on russia. china says it's willing to have close strategic communications with the russian military. a pledge that came from beijing's defense minister the shang food who met russian present that he met booting on sunday. gunman in northern berkin, a fast so of killed at least 40 members of the security forces during an attack on an army unit, soldiers and civilians, volunteers are among the dead. for people have been killed and a shooting at a teenagers a birthday party in the us state of alabama. 28 people were injured in the attack in the town of dade vill local media say one of the victims is a high school footballer who h

it's an international effort to prevent the further destruction of the habitat climate, scientists say is vital to controlling global warming. all the goal is to completely and all deforestation. in the amazon by the year 2030. natalie hostel is president of the think tank tala noah. it's dedicated to climate change policy, and we're so happy to have you with us. natalie tell us a little bit more about the amazon fund. what is its origin story and what are its goals? thank you. the amazon fund was created more than executive. oh, and basically, it rewards brazil for results achieved in combating deforestation. it's really a mechanism that tries to save the rainforest and at the same time delivers the cheapest type of carbon reductions that one can find cheaper, for instance, that converting a power plant or investing in electric vehicles. so basically if brazil is able to prove that it has reduced the first station from one year to the order, it can then claim payments from other countries. norway historically has been the country that most contributed to that over a billion u. s dollars and al

and the zoo of wellington offitsina vitale has two female snow leopards asha and manju, 3 years old. i am the people of snake porn, where born from the internationalew zealand's skill breeding program for the climate for their more adventitious australians and they'll be living with a specialist, real pobouled aviary in the wild snow badger for a hundred and eight more than seven thousand. and overgrown we will propagate a detailed forecast for the yards for tomorrow at our neighbors and on the territory of belarus now short-hour rainfalls are amplifying, weak, fog, ukraine to the sunset of europe at the language of the yard and the university, signify a wide lagoon anticyclone, pyramiding into cloudiness without initial rainfall , weak, fog, towering up to a kilometer in ukraine, midnight europe staggers, gloomy with naoria, knapsack and light fog, towering up to a kilometer of ukraine is more convenient europe will be transported to cloudy spray with them short-haired fallows of the seventeenth beauty will pass to the courtyards. berlin has from plus five to plus 11 safety nets. warsaw has 6/15° heat. not the great rain. kiwi everyone has 13 co

vital locations. we can see smoke rising from the vicinity of the army headquarters. it's not clear which of the structures have been had for international efforts have begun to trans, stopped the violence reads, nor block of african nations is planning to send the presidents of kenya, south sudan, and your booty to mediate incidence. g 7 foreign ministers have reaffirmed their commitment to supporting ukraine. the holding talks in the japanese resort town of carroll zola, they also vowed to continue imposing strict sanctions on russia. china says it's willing to have close strategic communications with the russian military. the pledge came from beijing's defense minister leach on foot, met russian president vladimir putin on sunday. it follows the state visit to russia by chinese president she jim pagan, last month. gunman in northern the killer fast so have killed at least 40 members of the country, security forces. soldiers and civilian volunteers are among the dead. aquino, far so has been battling armed groups linked to arcade, and i saw the years the violence which triggered to military coups last year has killed more than 10000 pe

conditions allow, the uk is ready to join the international effort to rebuild the sudanese economy and ease human suffering. this will not be easy but it is vitalwe will bring as many of our nationals to safety and we can and will play a pivotal part in rebuilding of that great and ancient country. i commend the statement of the house.— the statement of the house. shadow foreian the statement of the house. shadow foreign secretary, _ the statement of the house. shadow foreign secretary, david _ the statement of the house. shadow foreign secretary, david lammy. . foreign secretary, david lammy. thank— foreign secretary, david lammy. thank you — foreign secretary, david lammy. thank you very much, mr deputy speaken — thank you very much, mr deputy speaken can— thank you very much, mr deputy speaken can i _ thank you very much, mr deputy speaker. can i thank— thank you very much, mr deputy speaker. can i thank the - thank you very much, mr deputy speaker. can i thank the foreign| speaker. can i thank the foreign secretary— speaker. can i thank the foreign secretary for _ speaker. can i thank the foreign secretary for advance _ speaker. can i thank

close partner is also vital to combatting the vital threat caused by inaudible question collar program, armed ample a.v. attacks and support for international terrorism and hostage taking and human rights abuses. a nuclear iran is unacceptable for the united states and our ally israel and for the world. . . we are in agreement that the irtc is a terrorist organization and this designation should remain in place. we are seeing iran's malign influence spread beyond the middle east. they are orchestrating terror plots against americans on u.s. soil and iran continues to supply russia with lethal drones and other forms of support for its war of aggression in ukraine. moreover irk ran is deepening its cooperation with communist china who continues to threat then global balance of power through their malign activities around the globe and hostility toward taiwan. responding to iran's global threat and its unholy alliance with russia and china will be a generational challenge. but the united states and israel are prepared to respond. it is clear that others have taken note of how much the united states and israel accomplish when we work together.

international story of this kind of importance. again, i said, there are instances where you could go with one source, in my opinion. if it's not that vital to restore the more important it gets in terms of the consequences to the public. in this case, yes, the possibility that it could have spark orbiting nato and russia, which could have gotten out of hand up to even including maybe a nuclear exchange. this is a store you really better make sure it's correct and the idea that this recorded, what was one source was outrageous ab worse for me was that his added b edit is agreed they signed off on it. somebody leaked that. those emails to the washington post and we learned that the editor said though i actually wanted it, it was for this thing. i can't imagine that a u. s. official would not be telling the truth about this. that was the clearest admission in decades of, of the problem of stablish rent media globally going along with what the u. s. officials say they believe in the red, white and blue that the u. s. is always telling the truth that the u. s. interests around the world, a noble that was spreading democracy, not geostrategic

international prosperity and development, and that the efforts by the united allegedly involved in the killings. ortiz africa correspondence no local yukon gave brings more details. the u. k is censoring vital information on who really shot to protest. as the somali land, the somalian break we region in clashes between pro somalia protesters and security forces. this comes off to a year long funding office security forces, known for numerous killings of civilians, but somehow decided to hold them for reasons the a not disclosing the disclosure of information. detailing our relationship with somali land could potentially damage the relationships between the u. k. and somali land, if the united kingdom does not maintain this trust and confidence, its ability to protect and promote u. k. interested through international relations will be hampered, which will not be in the public interest. the censorship decision was made in response to a freedom information requested by declassified u. k. concerning a demonstration in the but to the contest, the city of last a not over the new get around 20 pro somalia activists were killed to dozens more were injured. and many people are currently asking, wha

international situation is ascertained as the result of washington’s struggle for a convenient unipolar world; i consider the strengthening of russia; the threat of western hegemony, the united states measures to protect their vitalsts in the ukrainian direction, as a pretext for exacerbating many years of anti-russian policy and unleashed a hybrid war of a new type, it is aimed at weakening russia worldwide , limiting its sovereignty in foreign and domestic policy, destroying the territorial integrity of such a course. the west has acquired a comprehensive character and is enshrined at the doctrinal level of any threats to its sovereignty russia will not tolerate a new document refers to the fifty-first article of the un charter, which spells out the right of the state to self-defense, the concept provides for the possibility of taking, symmetrical and asymmetric measures in response to unfriendly actions against russia there is a thesis on the use of the armed forces to repel or prevent an armed attack on russia by its allies, thus we do not ambiguously declare that we will defend the right of the russian people? the existence and free development of the position of the concept assumes that anti-russian steps a

international they. but it's also very curious phenomenon of the kind of western. so grandma say that, you know, we, we have a right to rule world one at the same time, despising everything that was vital and strong and a funny about western civilization. so they despise, obviously christianity they despise even. you know, much of this, all of the, of the thought that is our permeates a western la zation. and that pretty much despite every leader and every one who won led to regard it as a hero of western civilization. so it becomes a completely empty, vacuous, kind of political correctness woken us, whatever you call, that is now the representative of western civilization. well, you, if you have nothing to offer the world, he can't go on expressing this'll do western geminus on because it just nothing. i renewed and people got a ton against it. i mean, there was a time in the, the great air of a western imperialism when people kind of admire that may not have like the western imperialist. but they did admire what the west of the chief, you know, science industry, technology, military prowess, old athens area, and prosperity for the people. and we need imitate that. we need to get to b

dynamism, dynamism and vitality is present in the era in such a way that the zionist regime has become desperate. first of all, this resistance is a resistance that has the dynamite internalamics of reproducing the power of the sand core, despite the recent decades after the contract, which all experts and the experts were of the opinion that we will actually witness palestine and after the war actually 33 days of lebanon's hezbollah in 2006 were given to the palestinian resistance for the first time in 2008 and the 22-day war continued until 2014 to war 52 to transformation and growing and the evolution that in 2021 the palestinian resistance actually reached the stage that it was able to with the deterrence equation and the definition today to the stage of its deterrence against the palestinian resistance during the past few decades in the period of, for example, the competition of the individual movement or the liberation organization in the 60s, 70s and 80s. what do you know because of that? 30 seconds. please, the link between the internal resistance of palestine and the axis of resistance in the region . the most important factor is that today the resistance of pale

plastic bags or straws can injure internal organs recent study modeling the risk suggest we have already crossed the threshold where we could expect up to 50 percent vitalitym plastic injection from sea turtles. the adverse effects have been reported among other species the recently it has also become clear that micro plastics lead to adverse effects when the eat micro plastics the displace the food in the got leading to gate delays of development diminished survival and reproduction the smaller size and the chemicals can migrate out of the get into other organs leading to other toxicity tumor promotion. recently called add a group for the state of california asked to assess the risks of micro plastics study suggest where concentrations are high including in the great lakes including san francisco bay the wildlife is at risk although we do not yet understand how it affects us we do know we are exposed through drinking water and seafood and other sources and more research is necessary. and serino doubt plastic letters our ecosystem this contaminates more than 1000 species and include our resources immuno plastics harm individual organisms and population and

international there. but it's also very curious phenomena like i know weston. so grandma say that, you know, we, we have a right to rule world one at the same time, despising everything that was vital and strong and a funny about western civilization. so they despise, obviously christianity they despise even. you know, much of this, of the, all the thought that is our permeates a western lies ation and pretty much despise every leader and everyone who regard it as a hero of western civilization. so it becomes a completely empty, vacuous kind of political correctness woke us, whatever you call, that is now the representative western civilization. well, you, if you have nothing to also the world, you can go on expressing this or the western german isn't because it just something i mean you and people are going to turn against that. i mean, there was a time in the, the great arrows in western imperialism where people kind of admired the may not of like, the western imperialist, but they did. and maya, what the west of achieve, you know, science industry, technology, military prowess, old. and so, you know, for the people we need to imitate them, we need to get to be like them in order

as vital's pesto, the indicated house is exactly yes, yes, yes, well, andrey, the products are nature, we will find the weather. from adler to the border with abkhazia, only 8 km, a russian internal passport is enough to cross the border, then another 100 km of a beautiful road, and you are in the largest city of the republic , it is called sukhum people who made the soviet union remember it as sukhumi but with any name this the city deserves to be explored closer is best under the guidance of a guide. welcome how glad i am to finally see our beautiful abkhazia. thank you. you have never been either, so for the first time. yes, we will fully trust the great responsibility of abkhazia, but the sea is already very beautiful, you yourself are on the embankment of the city. sukhun. you know we say that if you want to see all the inhabitants of this city, come here. they are here, and we love this place, it is really very cozy and now look we are surrounded by beautiful subtropical vegetation and palm trees. and it really creates an incredible mood. i hope you feel it, the sea, small, italy, which is hidden in the beautiful republic of abkhazia , by the way, we are approaching our abk

international headlines. is there a really invest in that, and that's a privilege as a journalist, no place. and so i gone was say the press brit treated to the car about a media hub and vital vantage point during the 1st truly televised war from the roof. we could see the evacuation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict of vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war, saigon, caravel war hotels. on all, joseph. here are some of the media stories a critical look at the global news media a on al jazeera government shut off access to social needy. ah, ah, hello there, i'm miss darcy at hand. this is the news. our live from our headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. after 12 days of fighting the world health organization warns of many more deaths ensued on. those you have the means are leaving the country thousands arrive by ship in saudi arabia, while others board a french frigate. and what's you, don, ukraine's president holds his 1st phone call with the chinese leader since the start of the war the u. s. and.

international organizations. given that now we have people running out of food, people unable to get around, they're running out of fuel and other vital supplies. and as we've been hearing, the hospital system is also under great strain on 9 hospitals have been directly attacked hit by fire, and in about half of the 59 hospitals are not operating in the region. so that's a serious concern. of course, for the united nation. so we are expecting an update from the secretary general on what if anything came out of this meeting, the meeting again on going it's been more than an hour now that he's been meeting with people like the head of the african union, the arab league, and i got the international government authority on development, so we will give an update when we hear more from him about what's happening, but obviously a great concern for the united nations and member states and it will come back to when that happens, kristen's lead me, florida. the you, it will plenty more had her all the al jazeera news are including the judge into 0 . does the imprisonment of the main opposition leader is accused of plotting against the state, pl

international community who are caught in the crossfire. people in sudan are running out of food. they are running out of fuel, and they're running out of other vital supplies. many many urgently need medical care. we desperately need that humanitarian pause, so the wounded and six civilians can reach hospitals. medical facilities are a major concern. a doctor's group reports 70% of the hospitals in and around khartoum are out of service. doctors and nurses say it's not safe to go to work as the hospitals are being shelled or bombed more now from cnn's larry maduro. smoke billows and plummet cartoon sky as residents woke up to another day of heavy artillery bombardment. in the wake of the escalating conflict rss leader committee is according to multiple sources, commanding his forces from one of cartoons busiest residential areas, prompting the sudanese army to accuse the rsf of using civilians as human shields. what were once bustling with cars and people. since saturday, cartoon streets have been left deserted , with some residents hiding their homes, fearing for their safety, just like mohammed. since the fighting broke out, she has been housebo

vital to the survival. the use of some weapons is also banned. russian president vladimir putin has already been charged with a war crime. international criminal court issued an arrest warrant in march, accusing him of responsibility for the illegal transfer of hundreds of ukrainian children to russia. the un is investigating accusations that russian troops may have committed crimes against humanity, and they include claims of great killings and torture. because over to practical haney's falling those hearings on capitol hill. patsy. a good to see, i mean, what do we know is going on or going to be discussed in these hearings because some of the identities of the witnesses and not being revealed we didn't actually know how this is going to play out, but the witnesses has come forward one witness. she didn't show her face and of course they're not naming her as you mentioned. it's been a fairly unusual hearing for capitol. busy it began with the committee playing a fairly graphic video with interviews from people from ukraine video showing dead bodies. and they did warned that it was going to be very hard to watch. and in fact, it was

know that strong guidance to the landing community would be vital to ensuring these programs are issue timely. and also to have a robust internal control environment. what is a massive any agency for any program would have been the expectation of fbi at the time was to have an objective. the objective would be to provide assistance to eligible entities. they asked from that point to establish an internal control environment to meet that objective. so from oig's perspective it was to have assurance that that was the internal control marker you're absolutely right there are guardrails that were lowered as a result of that. congress, for example, congress did not allow s.p.a. to utilize tax transcripts for the ad a program congress also mandated the ppp program have self certification is part of the process we talk about underwriting the ppp program. we are not talking about underwriting anywhere near what i-70 underrating would look like. those guardrails were substantially lowered. when you don't have assurance of an eligible entity you, at a minimum, we're going to leave to an improper payment. as we see in the program today, f

with strong guidance to the landing community would be vital to turn these programs to make sure their issue timely also to have a robust internal control environment. so as asked of any agency for any program is certainly with the expectation of sba time that would have an objective. the objective would be to provide assistance to eligible entities. he asked from that point would be to establish it control environment to meet that objective. and so for the oig's perspective it's to have assurance that, you know, that that is what the internal environmental do. but you are, right there were guardrails that were lowered as a result of that. congress, for example, congress did not allow s.p.a. to utilize tax transcript where the idol program. the congress -- self certification as part of the process. so when we talk about underwriting in the ppp program. we are not talking about underwriting that is anywhere near one under day writing would look like. so those guardrails were substantially lower. when you don't have assurance of an eligible entity you had to minimum are going to lead an improper payment. and as we see in these pro