at the same time, the chinese ambassador in tokyo said that the agreement of the international atomic energy agency with the international atomic energy agency (iaea) overturned japan's permit to discharge radioactive wastes. it is not considered a sea. the former foreign minister of china told china in the meeting with south korea and japan in china city that it doesn't matter how much you make your face look like europeans, but if you move in the direction desired by the west, you will never become a european american . he told the korean and japanese officials that you should try to get rid of the bullying of america and the west . he added that most of the americans and europeans are not even able to distinguish between the chinese, the japanese, and the people of south korea. harvard sued for discriminatory behavior, according to cnn hereditary admissions and giving preference to the children of former students as well as wealthy families have been declared as cases of discrimination in this university. according to this report, black people or people of non-american nationalities have little

south korea's media reported that one of the inspectors of the international atomic energy agency had reported the 1 million euro string to japan. there is an increase, and south korean people also protested against japan's decision to release nuclear contaminated water into the sea . construction is the latest statistics of the progress of the project the national housing movement, which was announced in detail by the deputy minister of roads and urban development, said that 226,573 residential units are being built on lands assigned to the people by the people themselves, and 565 units are being built on the lands that are being built by mass builders, and the land has been provided to the people for free. it is under construction with a construction loan. the armed forces have 124,000 units. from your point of view, i feel that there are about 137,000 self-owners in the dilapidated context, that is, those who had their own land. a thousand residential units are under construction, according to mr abbasi, the fight against profiteering and market control should be pursued seriously.

and we also have to keep in mind the international atomic energy agency, japan is a top contributor of the country do about 7.7 percent of its budget. and i. e, the international atomic energy agency also has their job, is to make sure there's call compliance to the standards. now it's, it's one thing to make sure there's compliance to the standard is another thing to guarantee safety. you know, what basis do they have to say this is say perfectly safe to do, especially that japan is releasing 1300000 metric tons of waste water into the ocean. and then we'll continue to do so for 30 years. a lot of the problem may not show up right away, but when they do, you won't be too late. you know, what we do know is that the water in the pacific walk is a pacific ocean is a giant of waste water. and then yes or something is quick that the water will eventually die. boots are trade ins, best prep present in the waste water. however, the, the pacific is full of marine life useful plum, 5 o blackens and microscopic allergies. these plans will absorb. busy or the radioactive treaty in and then to wi

they had informed one of the inspectors of the international atomic energy agency about the 1 million euro string from japan. the south also protested against japan's decision to build a road for contaminated sea surface water, and the parliamentarians of this country went on a hunger strike. the spokesperson of the red cross said that during the spanish bullfighting ceremony, six people were taken to the hospital with injuries in the face, hands, and feet. every year to it is held for a week in spain until it goes to death. david mera is one of the best spanish bullfighters. the official game that many people know spain by is held every year in the middle of july in pamina, north of this country. fighting with captured bulls and spear blows at the end of the day, you get adrenaline, you get a lot of excitement and when you see the animal , you have a crazy feeling. unesco has registered bullfighting in the list of national heritage of spain, but the opponents have doubts about this situation, it is a crime. i can't even i can watch it on tv. it's very brutal and cruel. apart from the

north korea by publishing a statement, what he called the irrational behavior of the international atomic energy agency regarding the dumping of water contaminated with nuclear materials into the waters of the region. most of the south korean media had informed one of the inspectors of the international atomic energy agency about the 1 million euro string from japan. after tokyo's decision, which was supported by the agency , the protests of japan's neighbors are increasing. the people of south korea are also protesting against japan's decision. release nuclear-contaminated water protested the sea, and some members of parliament of this country went on a hunger strike to protest the clarification of the case of the murder of a sikh religious official in canada. sikhs were killed in the canadian city of vancouver last month and the perpetrators have not yet been identified. the indian government identified the protesters as the perpetrators of the murder . earlier, the indian government identified singh najjar as the perpetrator of some terrorist operations in this country at the same time as the sikhs

you , hadi daulatabadi, an expert on french issues , putak, the green light of the international atomic energy agencydischarge fukushima's nuclear waste into the sea condemned after raffaele grossi's visit to japan and his approval of the plan of tokyo and north korea , by publishing a statement , he condemned what he called the irrational behavior of the international atomic energy agency regarding the dumping of water contaminated with nuclear materials into the waters of the region , most of the south korean media from japan's one-million-euro string had informed one of the inspectors of the international atomic energy agency that after tokyo's decision, which was supported by the agency , the protests of japan's neighbors are increasing . they did and some parliamentarians of this country also went on a hunger strike in dresden to protest the clarification of the case of the murder of a sikh religious official in canada. hundreds of members of the sikh community protested, according to the report of the afp news agency, the leader of one of the sikh temples in vancouver, canada, last month. the m

it's a significant endorsement coming just days off the international atomic energy agency or the i e. a green light at the same plans saying it would have negligible impact on the bottom of that assessment followed a 2 year review by the year off the water release plan. the plan as heat has been proposed and device is in conformity with the agreed international standards and it's application can be the goldman decides to proceed with it would have negligible impact on the environment. meaning the water fish and settlement say, government decides to proceed with the, the i e, a will be permanent, the ha, reviewing, monitoring, assessing these activities for tickets to come up. and this a died, activities expect to take around another $3.00 to $4.00 decades. we're talking of more than 1300000 tons of radioactive water that could be treated, di, new type, and then released into the ocean. it's very directive in the 1st place because it's being used to cool down a nuclear plant. that's so meant stones. after the deadly, so 9 be struck in 2011. she has more of the damage control, cut it o

that the world food and agriculture organization established an agreement with the international atomic energy agency in 1964 regarding the use of nuclear techniques of radioactive isotopes in agriculture, animal science, veterinary medicine and food products through this agreement of the organization. iran's atomic energy and research institutes and maturity centers have taken effective measures in the field of animal agriculture and music. in this regard, we pay special attention to nuclear technology in the production and economy of the country, including the discussion of the mediterranean fly weave, which has been discussed in recent years. taken to citrus orchards with this action that happened through the sterilization of these insects and was able to achieve a result of 93% . the nuclear agriculture laboratory in the herbal medicine group to control insect pests in the country has so far been able to use the spidey infertility insect technique to biologically control the share of to be effective in controlling the important pests of the country, the use of infertile insects means that normall

the international atomic energy agency says it has not detected any signs of explosives, but director general rafael grossi says the iaea team at the site needs to be granted access to the rooftops and turbine halls to make sure. the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant relied on cooling water from the dam until it was destroyed last month. since then nearby communities have been facing a major water shortage. nhk traveled to the area to speak to local residents who have been impacted. >> reporter: without water she's finding it hard to do the simplest tasks for her family. >> translator: no water comes out. >> reporter: she lives in a village 100 kilometers north of the dried up reservoir that supplied the village with water. using tap water has been restricted to mornings and evenings. she says even trying to wash clothes for her newborn grandchild is difficult. >> translator: water is the biggest problem. it's necessary to live, but we get less and less every day. i'm glad i'm surviving, but i have no hope that things will improve. >> reporter: the family sells goat milk but each goat drinks

so that has been denied by the international atomic energy agency. now, of course, these are very, very worrying times that this could lead to the biggest nuclear to testify since to normal in 1996. we're not catch all who may be. announcements are bound to cranes alleged plans told us that most casteel hopes, the key of will refrain from attacking the nuclear facility. i confess, smells like the impulse that we are in constant contact with the i a, a with them. so in this sense, cooperation is developing quite effectively. and of course, when to form the i a, a, about all emerging threats that we should not overestimate the role and capabilities of the organization should. since it's not about one or more. what about nuclear security? which is an institution with a limited mandate, which does not allow to rigidly inform your military political leadership, especially those with mental issue. yet, we never the less have a serious hope that the russian federation through the you, when you and other international platforms will be heard. and those who h

so that has been denied by the international atomic energy agency. you know, of course, these are very, very worrying times that this could lead to the biggest nuclear to testify since to normally 1996. we're not catch all who made the announcements about 2 claims, alleged plans, told us that most could still hopes the key of will refrain from attacking the nuclear facility. i confess the tempest that we are in constant contact with the i a a what so? so in this sense, cooperation is developing quite effectively. and of course we informed the i a, a about all emerging threats that we should not overestimate the role and capabilities of the organization should. since it's not about learning more. what about nuclear security? which is, it is an institution with a limited mandate, which does not allow originally in for the military political leadership, especially those with mental issue. we have to, we never the less have a serious hope that the russian federation through the you, when you and other international platforms will be heard. and those who

in closing the international atomic energy agency cheaper. i feel grossi uh, to raise concerns over the uh, the precarious situation of the phones. now, the phone has to be under the control of russian falls. this since march is your, its largest, but it has come on the frequent attack and frequent shedding from ukraine in both is printing russia. the russian. i'm positive to the united nations, to send a note around the security council just last week, holding on the general secretary, antonio detailed is to force cape to stop. it's publications now, in terms of lensky, the ukrainian president, followed back and he accused russia a planning an explosion on the site. and he said that this could be carried out at some distance. if you crating it on the 4th is what allowed to get closer to the site. now, the international atomic agent energy agency reply by saying, well, actually there is no evidence to suggest as now, but remember that they have a team permanently based on the nuclear power plant. they reports every day in grossi, again replie

the director general of the international atomic energy agency is visiting japan, and later will visito japan's prime minister. after that, and another study, the water could start to go into the ocean. it's a crucial step in fully decommissioning the fukushima site, following the earthquake and tsunami that crippled the plant. live now to shaimaa khalil who is in tokyo for us. talk us through this process, which i assume is quite controversial? it which i assume is quite controversial?- which i assume is quite controversial? it is quite common _ controversial? it is quite common -- _ controversial? it is quite | common -- controversial common —— controversial involving the words radioactive water released into the sea enough to raise a great deal of anxiety among public here in japan, especially fukushima and especially among the fishing community, we went to fukushima a couple of weeks ago and we have spoken to a fisherman who was really concerned instead many feel this is going to deal them another blow after the reputational damage they have suffered after the terrible disaster of

the international atomic energy agency has teams of experts at the site keeping an eye on the reactorey have not put able to spot anything but they want access to two of the reactors to confirm what may or may not be there. we have had these warnings from the ukrainian government that there is the possibility that russia could stage some kind of explosion there at some point. they are describing that as a provocation that would then be blamed on ukraine. russia is currently in control of that powerplant and has been since soon after the invasion of the country. the russians meanwhile have said they think it would be the ukrainians that would launch a missile attack. if something does happen -- and there is no guarantee anything will -- it does not necessarily mean there will be a release of radioactive material. that is the worst case scenario. something what security experts call a dirty bomb. it is entirely possible even if there was an explosion that it would not lead to that release because last year, for instance, there were attacks in the region and artillery shells actually hit

so that has been denied by the international atomic energy agency. you know, of course, these are very, very worrying times this could lead to the biggest nuclear to testify since to not only 1996. we're not catch all who may be announcements about 2 claims, alleged plans, told us that most could still hopes the key of will refrain from attacking the nuclear facility or contacts the campus that we are in constant contact with the i a, a with and so in this sense, cooperation is developing quite effectively. and of course we informed the i a, a about all emerging threats that we should not overestimate the role and capability of the organizations. it says it's not about learning more. what about nuclear security, which is it is an institution with a limited mandate, which does not allow originally in for the military political leadership, especially those with mental issue. you have to, we never the less have a serious hope that the russian federation through the you, when you and other international platforms will be heard. and those who have centere

in closing, the international atomic energy agency chief, roughly a grossi uh, to raise concerns over the uh, the precarious situation. not the phones. now. the plan has to be under the control of russian pool, say, since march is your largest for this someone, the frequent a track of frequent shedding from ukrainian forces presents in russia, the russian, i'm positive to the united nations to send a note around the security council just last week, holding on the general secretary and tony, a good job is to force k, a post office publications now in terms of lensky, the ukranian president, 5 bach and d accuse russia are planning an explosion at the site. and he said that this could be carried out some distance if you probably need on both is weren't allowed to get closer to the side. now, the international atomic engine energy agency reply by saying, well, actually there is no evidence to suggest as now, but it's remember that they have a team permanent, the based at the nuclear power plant. they reports every day and throws the a guy in replied and he said, i never argue with the pre

have you so that has been denied by the international atomic energy agency. now, of course, these are very, very worrying times that this could lead to the biggest nuclear catastrophe since to normal in 1996. you as president binding has on valve the list off his nominees for bi partisan boards with the physician and the advisory commission on public diplomacy. folding into the hands of a politician with a bond that controversial post elliot abrams assets and 3 republican administrations, including donald trump's, where he was responsible for account, paid to try and replace venezuelan presidents nicholas madera. previously, during the reagan and presidency, abrams found himself in world in the iran contra scandal, a secret to us operations who illegally fund anti communist rebels in nicaragua, according to using the proceeds from weapon cells to iran. and 1991 abrams pleaded guilty to unload for late withholding information from congress, but was later paused and by president george h bush and back in 1992 abrams had tried to mislead. so that's about the ele

and i've noticed in the western media, but they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? that seems like a very crucial detail to admit. now this is a really serious event, like if there was a potential explosion, there could be serious consequences who could actually take advantage of this, either moscow or ukraine or even nearby countries. how could any of them have any sort of advantage if this event were to happen and what could be the consequences? well, regardless of the actual technical details of the event, i think but, but still feels that they have dominion over global information space. and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want. i think that's primarily what they're banking on. and unfortunately, the west does still have a very formidable. busy

largest nuclear power plant, is occupied by russian forces on sunday, experts from the international atomic energy agency found mines in a buffer zone between the internal and external boundary. they said any destination should not the fact nuclear safety and security. but the watched of warren, the lang explosives reached its safety standards and created additional psychological pressure on staff was bringing our correspondent, nit connelly here. he's in chief nic experts from the international atomic energy agency. i found mines around the nuclear plant. how the interest is the situation there. one of these lines i told him about on the permits that they say, even if they was designated, it wouldn't necessarily cause a dangerous new person. but there's no sense that this report is in any way conclusive, those when it says on, not free to move around the pop punk, they have to ask permission of the rush out, find forces that sometimes they wait weeks and they don't give him that permission for instance, they haven't had access to the roof rack to them a 3 and 4 way ukrainian security services say at the

i've noticed in the western media, but they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? i think, but, but still feels that they have dominion over global information space. and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want to a talk more, additional making saves the country, should go to war against russia. so bias ellwood, who chose the house of commons defense, select committees, the u. k. should step puppets, military spending, and getting more deeply involved in ukraine. we all know as well in europe, we need to move to a war footing. we are involved in that we mobilize to help recoding processes with gifting equipment. we need to face russia directly. it's not the 1st time to buy us ellwood has made such statements. in january, he called on board his forces to meet the russians face to face the new cray. as last month during the short lived vomiting group

i've noticed in the western media, but they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? i think, but, but still feels that they have dominion over global information space. and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want, it's a toe for additional make saves the country should go to war against russian. tobias was, who chose the house of commons defense select committee. so you cation step, pop, it's military spending and gets more deeply involved in ukraine. i don't know as war in europe, we need to move to a war footing. we are involved in that we mobilize to help recoding processes with gifting equipment. we need to face russia directly. it's not the 1st time to buy a. so what has made such statements? back in january, he called on board his forces to meet russians, face to face a new crane. and last month, during the short lived wagner group mutiny, i wo

and that, was it really sincere about listening to the international atomic energy agency because it ready is quite determined to go ahead with this process. and finally, paging says that while the international atomic energy agency is the best body for assessing nuclear safety to security, it's simply not an appropriate agency when it comes to assessing the long term impact of this plan on the maritime environments. the aging says that while this method has been proven to be sound, what is unprecedented is the huge quantity of water that japan is planning to release into the ocean. it says that the super seen, the power plant has certified generated more than 1300000 tons of a waste water. this is water that has been in direct contact with the message at nuclear. radiate uh that was um, was involved in the 2011 dumpster and this includes very toxic radioactive substances. major ologist wanting and el nino weather phenomenon is developing in the tropical pacific. el nino can have a dramatic effect on the web. it can fuel harkins in the pacific while reducing them in the atlantic. it c

in this way, i've noticed in the western media that they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? i think, but west still feels that they have dominion over global information space. and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want to a talk more additional make essays, the country should go to war against russia. so bias ellwood, who chose the house of commons defense select committee, says the u. k. should step up, but some of those are responding and get more deeply involved in ukraine. if you all know at war in europe, we need to move to a war footing. we are involved in that we mobilize to help recoding processes with gifting equipment. we need to face russia directly. it's not the 1st time to buy us ellwood has made such statements. in january, he called on board his forces to meet the russians face to face the new cray. as last month during the short lived wagne

nt to take we want to take your life to the scene in tokyo whether the head of the international atomic energy agency rafael grossi has been talking about the agency's confidence in the japanese plan to release treated water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean and made heavy criticism from china. we will of course bring you... criticism from china. we will of course bring you. . .- criticism from china. we will of course bring you... here we no. of course bring you... here we 90- words _ of course bring you... here we 90- words of— of course bring you... here we go. words of introduction, - of course bring you... here we go. words of introduction, it i go. words of introduction, it is a pleasure to be here with you stop i was here earlier in the week, just after i had handed over the comprehensive report by the iaea on the plan to discharge the treated water from the fukushima nuclear power plant. ever since, from the fukushima nuclear power plant. eversince, i from the fukushima nuclear power plant. ever since, i have been continuing my efforts in this regard, including in particular by

affected a waste water and that japan, was it really sincere about listening to the international atomic energy agency because it ready is quite determined to go ahead with this process. and finally, paging says that while the international atomic energy agency is the best body for assessing nuclear safety security, it's simply not an appropriate agency when it comes to assessing the long term impact of this plan on the maritime environments and katrina. what are trying to is specific concerns with regard to the plan and how they propose other options as well. the aging says that while this method has been proven to be sound, what is unprecedented is the huge quantity of water that japan is planning to release into the ocean. it says that the super seen, the power plant has sofa generated more than 1300000 tons of a waste water. this is water that has been in direct contact with the message. you t a, a radiator that was um, was involved in the 2011 disaster and this includes very toxic radioactive substances into the newtonian. and that while this plan includes the, the depends, is that it will be, i

and that time, was it really sincere about listening to the international atomic energy agency because it really is quite determined to go ahead with this process. and finally, paging says that while the international atomic energy agency is the best body for assessing nuclear safety and security, it's simply not an appropriate agency when it comes to assessing the long term impact of this plan on the maritime environments. the aging says that while this method has been proven to be sound, what is unprecedented is the sheer quantity of water that japan is planning to release into the ocean. it says that the super sima power plant has certified generates of more than one point. 3000000 tons of a waste water. this is water that has been in direct contact with the message at nuclear. radiate uh that was um was uh, involved in the 2011 dumpster and this includes very top 6th grader optics subsidies is still a head on al jazeera helping, the few that remain. we visit the battle scarred villages stuck in the middle of the front lines of ukraine. calls for calm appear to be heard in france af

we welcome the fact that the international atomic energy agency is monitoring closely. they have experts following the situation. and this is important because the power plant is europe's largest nuclear power plant. the international atomic energy agency has a responsibility. they have a mandate, we support that. when it comes to ensuring that regulations and safety standards are fully upheld. that is of course a big challenge in a war zone, therefore russia has a particular responsibility. the best message from nato and from the iaea is that russia should not launch any attacks from the power plant. they should not attack the power plant. and they should withdraw their forces. that would enable of the experts to do their work in a better way. they have had access and have made soem judgments -- some judgments and assessments. they have said that they have seen no visible indication of mines or explosives at this stage, but i also asked -- they they also asked for additional access to the plant. so we continue to call on russia to withdraw from the facility. and ensure

i've noticed in the western media that they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? i think but, but still feels that they have dominion over global information space and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want it and india has worn developed countries against setting barriers on green hydrogen trade. saying that if new dally were to implement similar measures, then the other nations would be the ones in trouble. that yes, can you put up by dispatch you know, the by both parties. so you to put up patio so we can put the backups as well. but besides that one, did that, do i? if i started putting up that yours, you would have used for us about getting into the business market. and the way new delhi has been condemning the use subsidizing of national industries and the setting of taxes on green hydrogen imports. as it cuts into a profits of top ex borde

i've noticed in the western media, but they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? i think, but west still feels that they have dominion over global information space. and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want a china is top diplomat when he has called on his japanese and south korea and encounter parts to joint forces and unite to revitalize the asian continent and move away from the western allies. waiting till this guest attending a trilateral form, that most americans and europeans cancel china, japan and south korea a parts the americans take all visitors from china, south korea, and japan. as asians, they cannot tell the difference between chinese japanese and koreans. and it is the same in europe, no matter how blonde you dye your hair or lift your nose tip, you cannot become a westerner. we need to remember where we come from. when you als

masika in boucher on seeing reason, destruction of the cohort sky down. meanwhile, international atomic energy agency chief lo phone gross, he says his team is phones, no evidence to support ukrainian. presidents claims on this policy, epsilon or maybe some permanent mission of the i a there i have been in contact with. busy today of just a few hours ago. and we are aware of this for your patients, these statements from both sides. in our latest having inspections, we haven't seen any mining activity, but we remain extremely alert. so let's go on at this time for me, us marine brian the last 6 days, the desperation of t as on this west, them back is good for them to result to new play of sabotage. the offensive is not going well for you cry, and it is new crime that is desperate. it's ukraine's sponsors that are desperate. so it seems a painfully obvious, but this is just us using this, this old trick that they've used over and over again. they had their ukranian proxies or using it yet again, in regards to a separate issue and to clear out what the actions that in crane is compelled to take makes no

in this way, i've noticed in the western media that they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? i think, but west still feels that they have dominion over global information space. and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want the break square piece set to introduce a new currency box by gold, in contrast to the credit fund to us dolah with countries line and got to join nick where we can get initiative the brakes gone through so planning to introduce a new trading car and see which will be backed by gold. more and more accounts rece recently expressed desire to join brakes or the decision comes a month ahead of schedule. the line summit in johannesburg, south africa. so he won't countries of since the interesting bricks membership on this new parents, the implementation wash is for our ministry, his day to the day 5 for can stage show enthusiasm, the groups expan

in closing the international atomic energy agency chief, i fail grossi uh to raise concerns over the uh, the precarious situation of the phones. now, the phone has to be under the control of russian. full say, since march is your largest, but it is come on to frequent a track and frequent shedding from ukrainian forces, printing russia, the russian. i'm positive to the united nations, to send a note around the security council just last week, holding on the general sexy antonio detailed is to force key up to stop. it's publications now in terms of lensky, the ukranian president, 5 bach, and he accused russia are planning an explosion at the site. and he said that this could be carried out and some distance if you find it on false, is what allowed to get close to the site. now, the international atomic agent energy agency replied by saying, well, actually there is no evidence to suggest as now, but remember that they have a team permanently based on the nuclear power plant. they reports every day in grossi, again replied, and he said, i never argue with the president of ukraine. i cou

on sunday, experts from the international atomic energy agency found mines in a buffer. so between the internal and external boundaries that they stress that any destination would not affect nuclear safety and security. they did one that laying explosives of breached safety standards and created additional psychological pressure on staff at the russian installed operators. and i'm said one of the reactors was going from cold to hot shut down. a correspondent, nit conway in k, if explained what that meant for the plant safety. while the ukrainian a nuclear power company has cooled this out and said, this is against who the rules, all the kind of protocols for safety, the rest of the professional forces that on the ground say this is to provide a steam bridge or i'd energy for the pounds because the other uh, the last remaining wreck that had been on circle for shut down is now being turned off as it was. i think the important thing to realize here that this is a very difficult situation, right? things tracing on. we have station where water in the reservoir of the gulf cov

the international atomic energy agency also has teams of experts at the site keeping an eye on the reactorthey have said they have not been able to spot anything but they do still want access to two of the reactor is to be able to confirm what may or may not be there. so certainly we have had these warnings from the ukrainian government, that there is the possibility that russia could stage some kind of explosion there at some point and they are describing that as and they are describing that as a provocation which would then be blamed on ukraine. rush of course is currently in control of that power plant and has been since soon after the invasion of the country stopping the russians, meanwhile, have said they think it will be the ukrainians who will launch some kind of missile attack. now if something does happen and there is no guarantee that anything well, it doesn't necessarily mean that there will be a release of radioactive material. that is the worst case scenario, something a bit like what security experts call a dirty bomb where there is a release of radioactive particles in the a

on sunday, experts from the international atomic energy agency found mountains in a buffet center between the internal and external boundaries. they said that any destination would not affect nuclear safety and security, but the watched of one. but letting explosives have breached in safety standards and created additional psychological pressure on staff, people in the training and safety if a desk a working to rebuild after days of rush and attacks. most of his launch numerous strikes on the porch, stacy ostrich terminated the deal along the safe exports of ukrainian grain. russian maintains its targeting military infrastructure, but ukrainian, sorry, that's impossible, with homes, grain stores and beloved historic sites among the latest targets. oh, this is unique scope protection spaces has done little to spirit from russia's attacks, strikes on this disease. historic seemed to have shifted homes and lives. so it has to be taken because i'm completely broken. as my apartment, the most important places, there was no military infrastructure here. it's a fact only civilians, nearly as the

on the international atomic energy agency says, due to dilution, it will have next to no impact on the environment. images of violent clashes between french police and protesters have gone around the world right, interrupted when a teenager was shot dead during a traffic stop near paris. but he was already the 3rd to die at the hands, the police this year. last month, a 19 year old from guinea was killed in similar circumstances. this is where allison come out. i lived for the past 18 months after writing and friends from guinea as a 15 year old in 2018. he did everything to build himself a life in this country. the residents, as director tells us how far into it it was very impressive for someone. his age, he got up at 430 every morning to go to work. he really wanted to integrate for his friends. he was a role model for those who like him, crossed the mediterranean to reach friends. and for those he met once he arrived here. today he was very calm, he was hard on himself, he never drank alcohol or took any drugs. so in contrast, as you had a huge heart and was so generous and had the

you're going to comment on all of this, but 1st we're having a closer look because the international atomic energy agency, the i. e. a says that it has not seen any visible indications of minds or explosives on site following checks and recent days and weeks inspector say they have had no access to the roof tops of to reactors, nor some turbine halls or pulling systems. the head of the i a e, a has called for additional access to confirm. the absence of explosives separates . here is your largest nuclear power plant. it has been under russian control since close to the start of the invasion in early 2022. some economy as back with us and keeps so. so nick, tell us the i a is requesting additional access to this opportunity. nuclear power plant to assess claims of explosives there. is that likely to happen? well this all depends basically on the way i'm on the decision of the russian occupied forces, who control the sites. i think it's important to stress the kind of limited value of these inspections given that they're having to request access phone events. they don't have unimpeded, full access to a pos

the international atomic energy agency says, due to dilution, it will have next to nowhere on the invite. off or volcanic eruption and southern through the government has declared a state of emergency 8 cruise setting up shelters. and for pat to relocate thousands of people, the you being us. ok, and what has been spewing ashan toxic gas. it also registered thousands of explosions in recent days. ok. those last major eruption was 4 years ago. it was night until the hedge insulting but convinced that meeting was lead us from turkey and sweden hoping for breakthrough on sweden's night to membership. there is another significant concern now for the military alliance. how well prepared is it in europe to provide a coordinated response to any possible threats from russia? one, senior ex us general tells dw nato is not ready because it can't move fast enough, a needle maintained it's got allies completely covered and they thought protected every inch of allied territory. but canot nato has forces and fire power, pre positioned in 8 allies along its eastern flank. but if russia were to attempt,

the international atomic energy agency says, due to dilution. it will have no mixed and no impact on the inbox. it's also a volcanic eruption and southern through the government has declared a state of emergency, a cruise setting up shelters, and prepared to relocate to thousands of people. the well being us volcano has been spilling ashen toxic gas. it also registered thousands of explosions in recent days . volcanoes last major eruption was 4 years ago. images of violent clashes between french police and protesters have gone around the world over the past 10 days, they riots erupt. it off, a teenager was shot dead during a traffic stop just no terrace, but he was the son to die at the hands of the police this year, just weeks before him. 19 year old. all of the same camaro but from guinea was killed in similar circumstances. you w correspondent, lisa lewis, reports from ongoing them in the southwest in france. this is where allison come out. i lived for the past 18 months. after writing and friends from guinea as a 15 year old in 2018, he did

military free zone, as was suggested by, especially when i was, i, since including the international atomic energy agency, so certainly results with the on them that to make sure that this kind of kind of catastrophic event is prevented. and these are the to the area. and recently, what did you say of the? well firstly that somebody stopped. if you look across what remains of the bigger as was that at the power station that was wise basically announce ends with as there are real problems about what supply for the cooling facilities is also caused some issues with power supply, the one main electricity connection to the grid is constantly under attack on the selling attack and ends up failing and then they have to go and use diesel reserve generates until that connection can be re established. so lots of basically kind of issues, lots of kind of reasons that can actually cause a catastrophic event without much intent, simply because this is a nuclear power station. your biggest incapacitation at the heart of a region at more now is comprehensive. taking momentum and there are lots of things like a girl, a

japan will proceed whizzer plan you specially now they have the green lights, long, international atomic energy agency. and now is it's one thing to make sure there's compliance to the standard is another thing to guarantee safety. you know, what basis do they have to say this is safe, perfectly safe to doing, especially that japan is releasing 1300000 metric tons of waste water into the ocean. and then we'll continue to do so whole 30 years. the rest of the world will just have to wait and see what effect of releasing these nuclear, the reactive water into the ocean for next 30 years and will bring any, any right now there's nothing to stop japan from doing so. you know, they've never effectively treating the ocean as a dumping box. a lot of the problem may not show up right away, but when they do, you won't be too late. russia is a state home to nuclear conglomerate. a rough awesome has shipped key components for a new power plant being built in northeastern china. and this on the of the growing strategic partnership between the neighboring countries. the $1700.00 tons of equipment headed to china f

that is why the head of the international atomic energy agency is in japan.e is going to be touring the facility. he met with the prime minister to offer reassurance that the plan that has been in place is one that is going to be effective and it's going to be safe. we toured the facility back in april, and it is much more reminiscent of a water treatment facility than a nuclear facility. the amount of water that has been treated is just staggering, enough to fill 500 olympic swimming pools. this is water that has been diluted. now there is still going to be some radioactive aspects to all of this, including the fact that there will be some trace amounts of tritium, which is a radioactive isotope. but if you look at the international standards, the amount of tritium is something that is in compliance in accord with what other nuclear facilities are doing. but that still is creating some reservations. just today, there is some reporting in south korea by a newspaper there that there has been a rush to buy sea salt for fears the sea salt would be contaminated w

ukraine's ambassador to the international atomic energy agency has told the bbc, "we don't need anotherpe." on tuesday, volodymyr zelensky told french president emmanuel macron that he believed russia was planning "dangerous provocations" at zaporizhzhia. moscow is fighting back against those claims, accusing kyiv of planning to attack the site. speaking in his nightly address, zelensky echoed the concerns he brought up to macron. translation: now we have information from our intelligence that the russian military has placed objects similar to explosives on the roof of several power units of the nuclear power plant. it's probable they need it to simulate an attack on the plant, or they could have some other kind of scenario. but in any case, the world sees and cannot avoid seeing that the only source of danger to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant power plant is russia, and no—one else. here in the uk, a service is under way at westminster abbey, marking the 75th anniversary of the national health service. it's among a series of events marking the milestone. but the occasion has promp