they conducted spearfishing campaigns against south korea, as well as the international committee, olympic partners and athletes. during the opening ceremony they launch the olympic destroyer malware which deleted data from thousands of computers supporting the game, rendering them inoperable. though the conspirators took attack on north korea, this failed. cyber researchers attributed the attack to the sand worm team, as we do today. the destructive and disruptive malware attacks and related preparations were not the conspirators only malicious conduct alleged in the indictment. the conspirators supported hack and leak campaigns leading up to the french elections and continue their disrupting attacks as recently as october 19, targeting government and nongovernment websites in the country of georgia. today's allegations in their entirety provide a useful lens for evaluating russia's offer two weeks ago for a reset in cyber relations between russia and the united states. thata is right technologically sophisticated nations who aspire to lead have a special responsibility to secure the worl

concessions that will cost them to the other side tsar i'm a toonies the spokesman for the international committee of the red cross delegation in the armenian capital year of on she says the terms of the cease fire can only be accomplished if it serves the needs of both sides and can be maintained. where are actually in regular discussions that the size of the nature of our involvement however far now the date for the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the are international committee of the right to cross stands ready to facilitate. and support the sides in their league ation humanitarian obligation to release that the detainees why had not all the other 2 returned the human remains that the fatherland can. bury and often went for now however we have been hearing reports about shelling continued on both sides of the line of contact unfortunately which does not allow us. all in any kind of humanitarian matted hair and operation the nature of our interaction we've started this is actually confidential sold bilaterally we're discussing both the our concerns and also the possibility is

bonnie is the international committee of the red cross is near and middle east regional director he says more releases should take place because of the die humanitarian situation. i think i have the end of the day. you need a political will to make such a result detainees possible because because there is one very important element in these freedoms it took place it's taking place why the conflict is ongoing most of the time result detainees happen at the end of a country not during and i think we should stress this and be take it as a positive step i think they've done something really hard i want to believe that all parties to this conflict realize that they reached the end of the road or at least the people of yemen beach the end of the rope you know 80 percent of the people here at the end you may turn system more than 20000000 of people have no access to. who to health to water and sanitation i can give you a just an example to illustrate a bit how dramatic is the situation in in in the i.c.r.c. as open only one center for treatment of corona virus patients in the world. and it's ye

however far now the date for the operation to begin is the hounds of the size and the are international committee of the right cross stands ready to facilitate. and support the sides in their obligation to manage terrible occasion to release that the detainees one had thought of the other to return the human remains that the fatherland can. bury and often when for now however we have been hearing reports about shelling continued on both sides of the line of on top unfortunately which does not allow us . all in any kind of humanitarian medicare and operation the nature of our interaction we've started this is actually confidential sold bilaterally we're discussing both our concerns and also the possibility is to. move swiftly to the process actually however what we can confirm now is that the decisions of political decisions are in the hands of the sides not the i.c.r.c. just over a week after the u.s. president announced his tested positive for a covert 19 donald trump has now told fox news that he no longer has the coronavirus in that same interview he said he believes he's now immune to it let'

ok let's bring in hetherington now she's from the international committee of the red cross and a very welcome thanks for your time this afternoon ruth just from your perspective and from what you've seen how bad is the humanitarian situation in the you go on a cattle back region at the moment. thanks so yes we are just over a week into this latest escalation of this conflict in the region and already we're seeing it's having a terrible impact on civilians the humanitarian consequences are already apparent we are on the ground across the region and what we are seeing and hearing is that people are absolutely terrified being forced to make really impossible decisions on how to keep them themselves and their families safe so there are reported civilian deaths and injuries life changing injuries in cases on both sides of the line of contact people are reportedly on the move trying to find shelter trying to find safe places others are sheltering in place having to move to on heated basements with their families including children and babies and sheltering there night in day because of the

detainees and the bodies of the dead for mediation in accordance with the criteria of the international committee of the red cross. it didn't take long for the leaders of both sides to accuse each other of violating the cease fire but many still hold great hopes for peace such as here in baba as that by shun which lies on the border of the disputed area. or to shift if there is a cease fire and the conflict is resolved in a peaceful way then that's fine with us that means we will not lose more soldiers. christian ethnic armenians make up the majority of the population of nagorno caught up. the predominantly muslim azerbaijan accuses its neighbor of occupying its territory in violation of international law the territorial stalemate has continued for decades and it's likely to take many more hours of negotiation before a permanent pay still is a tree and for more on the conflict joined now by professor art's home tony and a researcher on the south caucasus at the university of minnesota professor do we have any idea why the truce broke down. we're going to know exactly what happened but things like

disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh was our i'm going to need is a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross delegation in the armenian capital of europe and she says the terms of the cease fire can only be accomplished if it serves the needs of both sides and can be maintained. where are actually in regular discussions that the size of the nature of our involvement however far now the date for the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the are international committee of the right cross stands ready to facilitate. and support the sides in their league asian humanitarian obligation to release that the detainees one had thought of the other and she knew the return to human remains the sole that the family can. bury and often when for now however we have been hearing reports about the shelling continues on both sides of the line of contact and fortunately which does not allow us. involved in any kind of such humanitarian matted hair and operation the nature of our interactions leave our it is actually confidential so bilaterally we're discussing both the our concern

we can now speak with zorra i'm attorneys are is communications manager for the international committee of being a red cross in armenia thank you for taking the time zorra today we have been hearing reports of civilian casualties on both sides but the information is so far contradictory from what your organization has seen how bad is the situation. well unfortunately there has been obviously very an escalation in the conflict along the line of contacts since it started its own decision as a member to 7th our organization that being actually on the ground represented the bull's sides of the line of contrasts as being a little to spoil their humanitarian consequences so far reaching among others civilian injuries and deaths including children and we shall be reported. as alive on time but also in armenia unfortunately whether it's if their ports of many people trying to move themselves to safety as well all have or are we do not have more details on this displacement or for now we don't have a clear idea of the scale of hollow ever we receive reports and we see the recent calls of people

we will speak with david of thed, ceo international rescue committee.organization that helps victims of humanitarian crises about their new report outlining the absence of global leadership during the pandemic. amanda? is aa: you might say there bit of an absence of leadership on the stock markets at the moment. a mixed bag of economic modeling over. slightly better than feared, and while we do have a manufacturing read that is still in positive territory in the sense that is it -- it is expanding, but not as strong as some had hoped. slightly off the highs of the session. they have been bouncing around. energy is the single biggest decliner. percent at down 3.5 last check. that demand picture is priced into the commodity, including the continued concern about the supply and storage capacity issues. that is in the mix and also weighing on the toronto market. we are getting a respite from tech on our side of the border. retailers are doing well today, including amazon. some of the traditional brick-and-mortar. we have seen some success on the tech ipo fr

in the south whitening to declare a state of their own possible al-jazeera of vani is the international committee of the red cross is near and middle east regional director he joins us now from yemen's capital sanaa good to have you with us so are you satisfied with how this prisoner exchange is gone so far you know it's to do we can say that it's it's a positive operation i think there are many families in yemen and in saudi arabia who have were celebrating and that's very is this going to lead to a broader release of all captives. that's what we hope i would say for the time being you know we focus on this around 1000 detainees who are really going to be raised to close tomorrow we still have. 22 legs we used. it in but we've celebrated it tomorrow and after we start working for the other detainees and there are there are challenges these countries facing you might turn challenges but it's. far easier to take us behind the scenes because this prisoner exchange was agreed to a while ago what made it possible now. political will and i think at the end of the day. you need a political will to make

that update from armenia let's now bring in zahra mahtani who is the spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross delegation in the armenian capital your van that's where she is joining us from thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera so you are going to zation the i.c.r.c. is meant to facilitate the handover of bodies of those who have been killed in action as well as the release of detainees as part of this very shaky cease fire deal as we're hearing from our correspondents where things stand right now. thank you there were actually regular discussions the size of the nature of our involvement however far now the date for the operation that is in the hands of the size and the our international committee on the right to cross stands ready to facilitate. and support the sides in obligation humanitarian outlook and to release the detainees why had all the other. returned human remains so that the fallen can. bury. or not however we have been hearing reports about shelling continued on both sides of the line of on top unfortunately we're just not allow last. fall in any hi

tsar to me is the spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross delegation in the armenian capital you're iran she says the terms of the ceasefire can only be accomplished if it serves the needs of both sides and can be maintained. where are actually in regular discussions that the size of the nature of our involvement however far now the date for the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the our international committee of the right to cross stands ready to facilitate. and support the sides in their obligation to manage terrible occasion to release that the detainees in one hand or the other to return the human remains that the fatherland can. bury and often when for now however we have been hearing reports about shelling continued on both sides of the line of contact and fortunately which does not allow us. all in any kind of humanitarian matted hair and operation the nature of our interaction we've started this is actually confidential sold bilaterally we're discussing both our concerns and also the possibility is to . move swiftly to the process actually how

region that began last month and that's what we want to look about this the toll on people the international committeeof the red cross saying it is concerned about but hold on people in the region with us now red cross spokeswoman in the armenian capital yet of on zahra thank you for your time just how bad is it for the civilians there with seem to be very focused on cease fires and who's foreigner who but this is a dispute over a region where a lot of people live. think about how our yes indeed now that are going on there are that international community over there and crossed has been able already to see the huge impact on the lives and infrastructure such as hospitals schools and the homes of the people and many. of the communities are really leaking fear and terror and while the laws that are on the move that are running and trying to find a place where they are and safety all the other states in the places close to the fight are mainly leaving days and nights in the basements and now on the onset of the winter and that call months basically this is pretty worrying. that people are staying in the

mediated and in accordance of the criteria of the international committee of the red cross.efire regime will be agreed upon additionally. third, the republic of azerbaijan and the republic of armenia are starting substantive negotiations with the aim of achieving a peaceful settlement as soon as possible. michael kofman is a senior research scientist at the cna corporation and a fellow at the wilson centre where he researches the russian military. he gave us his response to the announcement. the fighting's been raging for two weeks straight now and while there has been some territory exchange hands, and a gradual attrition of man power and material, i think ultimately, it will probably end up being a temporary ceasefire as both sides still look to rearm and there's a good chance the fighting will continue even after this weekend or after this week. that's a depressing thought and what i wanted to try and explore. why do you think that will go? the indication was this temporary ceasefire is in place, now the substantive talks will start. you're not confident with that though?

detainees and the bodies of the dead for mediation in accordance with the criteria of the international committee of the red cross. it didn't take long for the leaders of both sides to accuse each other of violating the cease fire but many still hold great hopes for peace such as here in baba as that by shan which lies on the border of the disputed area. or if there is a cease fire and the conflict is resolved in a peaceful way then that's fine with us that means we will not lose more soldiers. christian ethnic armenians make up the majority of the population of now gone across. the predominantly muslim azerbaijan accuses its neighbor of occupying its territory in violation of international law the territorial stalemate has continued for decades and it's likely to take many more hours of negotiation before a permanent peace deal is achieved and for more on the conflict are joined now by professor arts tony and a researcher on the south caucasus at the university of minnesota professor do we have any idea why the truce broke down. we're going to know exactly what happened but things like these hav

however for now the date on the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the our international committee of the right crossed and ready to. support the sides. against humanity there are no obligation to release the detainees the latest fighting between azerbaijan and armenia forces began to weeks ago hundreds of people have been killed since then and the worst that's collation since the separatists were in a corner cut up by ended in 1994 the region blocks are surveyed john but it's controlled by ethnic armenian forces backed by arminius government during fighting in the past many lost trust in cease fires the latest hasn't got off to a hopeful start because although al-jazeera. amnesty international is accusing the tanzanian government of cracking down on dissent ahead of this month's general election the rights group says the law is being weaponized to target opposition figures and journalists and the main opposition candidate says he doesn't believe the vote will be free or fair as catherine saw him now i too lisa says he's worried about his safety while campaigning he's also concerne

however for now the date for the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the our international committee of the right crossed and is ready to change. and support the sides. against humanity are not like a shanty release of the detainees the latest fighting between azerbaijan and armenia forces began to weeks ago hundreds of people have been killed since then and a worse escalation since the separatist war in a corner caught up i ended in 1994 the region blocks are surveyed john but it's controlled by ethnic armenian forces backed by our men as government during fighting in the past many lost trust in cease fires the latest hasn't got off to a hopeful start to now because although al-jazeera can just reach out. nigeria's police chief has dissolved the notorious unit at the center of allegations of murder and disappearances the announcement followed days of nationwide protests demanding the abolition of the special anti robbery squad acquitted press reports now from the capital of. after 5 days of demonstrations some of them violent protest is our sebring victory. they went on the march on

however for now the date on the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the our international committee of the right process ready to. support the sides. against humanity there are no allegations to release the detainees the latest fighting between azerbaijan and armenia forces began to weeks ago hundreds of people have been killed since then and a worse escalation since the separatist war in a corner got up by ended in 1994 the region blocks are surveyed john but it's controlled by ethnic armenian forces backed by arminius government during fighting in the past many lost trust in cease fires the latest hasn't got off to a hopeful start because sort of elders who are just. a notorious police you. it has been disbanded in nigeria after days of night nationwide protests demanding an end to police brutality the special and he robbery squad is accused of torture and unlawful arrest this is a 4th time the unit's been dismantled and it is just reports from abuja. after 5 days of demonstrations that in some cases turned violent protesters are still using that victory. protest began 6 days ago

paul who are a little earlier i spoke to zahra i'm attorney communications manager for the international committee of the red cross in armenia she say civilians in qana back are terrified and many now are of nowhere to go. passages are now to do filtrate who leaned in and around the areas feeling missed because of the intensity of icing on the volatility of the situation to receive 3 words and receiving receive calls people were pretty terrified and don't know where it's cool and what to do to turn to to be in a safer. space and basically this is really very worrying also on the onset of winter and that children are just several weeks into last school just and basically it's a day that people are trying to protect themselves and being anxious you know the missions already severe situation will lead them to fix for example. the story that's got the world talking donald trump is favor free and doing well now after contracting covert 19 according to the white house physician the u.s. president is being treated in a military hospital where he's expected to remain for several days more he earlier showe

mediated and in accordance of the criteria of the international committee of the red cross.e ceasefire regime will be agreed upon additionally. third, the republic of azerbaijan and the republic of armenia are starting substantive negotiations with the aim of achieving a peaceful settlement as soon as possible. we can speak to mike pregent — seniorfellow at the hudson institute and a former intelligence officer. he's in washington. 0bviously got to welcome this ceasefire for the fact that there is a temporary ceasefire in place is a good sign, at least for the exchange of prisoners, but if there is a track record to look at, we've seen russia try to negotiate ceasefi res seen russia try to negotiate ceasefires in syria, and also libya that fall apart. let's hope this one is different. what do you think needs to happen for it to be different? what about the international players here? if we look at the international players, you have russia on one side, and turkey and iran, being the two major players, on the other side. this is the same dynamic we've seenin this is the same

however for now the date on the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the our international committee of the right process ready to. support the sides in the geisha humanitarian obligation to release the detainees the latest fighting between azerbaijan and armenia forces begin to weeks ago hundreds of people have been killed since then and a worse escalation since the separatist war in a corner got up i ended in 1994 the region blocks are surveyed john but it's controlled by ethnic armenian forces backed by arminius government during fighting in the past many lost trust in cease fires the latest hasn't got off to a hopeful start to now because although al-jazeera. just over a week after the u.s. president has said positive for corona virus stolen trump has told fox news he no longer has the illness and that he believes he's immune he made the comments a day after his 1st public appearances since revealing he had called the virus his physician sean conley said in a statement that he'd taken a test showing he was no longer a transmission race well out of his ear as gabriel is on those m

to allow the handover of bodies of soldiers as well as prisoners of war supervised by the international committeeof the red cross that hasn't happened very continuous discussions with them proposing passing proposals back to enforce. operational and law just equal agreements need to be agreed on in place and the safety of our teams guaranteed for such an operation to take place we are however not involved in the political negotiations as our bridges close ally turkey says in addition to a cease fire the international community should urge armenian forces to withdraw from what it calls us our vigilance occupied territories based on the un and e.u. resul issues turkey has announced its full support for azerbaijan both diplomatically and militarily i mean yes prime minister nicolas question yet said a humanitarian crisis can only be prevented if the international community officially recognizes the right of nagorno-karabakh people to self-determination and the point of recognizing its independence question here and also south that the turkish forces are in the south curtis's in order to continue the

however far now the date for the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the our international committee of the right crossed and ready to. support the sides. against humanity there are no obligation to release the detainees the latest fighting between azerbaijan and armenia forces began to weeks ago hundreds of people have been killed since then and a worse escalation since the separatist war in a corner got up by ended in 1994 the region blocks are surveyed john but it's controlled by ethnic armenian forces backed by our men as government during fighting in the past many lost trust in cease fires the latest hasn't got off to a hopeful start to now because although al-jazeera can just reach out. u.s. president donald trump says he is free of coronavirus and is likely to be immune but questions do remain about his health a week after he tested positive troubles declaration comes as he gets ready to resume campaigning on monday the white house doctor says he no longer poses a risk of transmitting the virus but stopped short of saying if trump had tested negative so let's try and unravel t

disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh was our i'm going to need is a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross delegation in the armenian capital of your of on a she says the terms of the cease fire can only be accomplished if it serves the needs of both sides and can be maintained were actually in regular discussions the size of the nature of our involved at all ever.

landslides in some remote areas local authorities say the reste 12 have also been killed and the international committee of the red cross is condemning growing violence in the color of our conflict the latest cease fire between us about a shot of the media appears to have failed doctors tried to move patients to the basement of a hospital as the city of state palekar came under heavy shelling from as every force is latin america has been badly hit by the coronavirus aid workers in venezuela a warning that the country is struggling to respond on the frontline hospitals are lacking basic supplies many patients have been left to die of serious to raise a bow reports are. fighting $1000.00 is a major challenge in most countries but even if where hospitals are running short of medicines and staff the battle is even harder. every day to this hospital and get access to care for her father she says her presence is the only guarantee her father will be looked after. while my dad is there for me while he is alive it is already a victory and we have to thank god one more day of life for him an ongoing economic cri

mediated and in accordance with the criteria of the international committee of the red cross.ire regime will be agreed upon additionally. third the republic of azerbaijan and the republic of azerbaijan and the republic of armenia are starting substantive negotiations with the aim of achieving a peaceful settlement as soon as possible. so it is safe to presume that they will bea safe to presume that they will be a halt in fighting to allow this exchange but as you heard the second point there from the russian foreign minister, they will be specific parameters of the ceasefire to be agreed additionally. so we don't know how long the fighting will stop for, which is obviously a key question. these were the first direct talks though since the conflict began on 27th of september, and over 300 people have died so far and thousands have died so far and thousands have been displaced. so they are significant, there was pressure on russia to do something about it, this is definitely a first step. fascinating stuff and a significant development, thank you marco talking to us about that.

switzerland last month and it comes after the release of 2 americans by the movies on wednesday the international committee of the red cross which is coordinating the swap says $700.00 people have been moved with further flights on friday. kurdistan's prime minister has assumed the powers of the president after the country's leader has resigned so don't buy you haven't called had faced davey protests against his leadership since this month's disputed parliamentary election side the area part of had been named prime minister just this week after his supporters freedom from jail the speaker of the country's parliament also stood down. meanwhile the speaker of the cypriot parliament has resigned in the wake of a cash for passport scandal exposed by al-jazeera they meet to receive notice stood down after investigation found senior politicians were willing to sell citizenship to convicted criminals government has abolished the program those the top stories stay with us the stream is that still have more news for you in half an hour join me then ahead. it there are welcome to stream at home edition i'm josh rush

sector has prided itself on keeping people alive. >> stahl: david miliband is head of the international rescue committee i guess that refugees flee war, go home when the war ends. >> miliband: yeah, the theory is that you just keep people alive until they can go home. but we know now that the average length of displacement for a refugee is close to 20 years-- >> stahl: 20 years? >> miliband: close to 20 years. and that's why it's a total tragedy that less than 2% of all humanitarian aid funding goes on education, even though half of the world's refugees are kids. >> stahl: and only a tiny sliver of that 2% goes to educating young children. >> miliband: and that's a problem, because we know that it's the earliest years that count the most. ♪ ♪ >> staho one knows the importance of those earliest years and how to reach, and teach, kids in them better than "sesame street." >> 8, 9, 10, 11. >> stahl: it's been using television to educate kids in the u.s., including tackling tough subjects like racism and death, for five decades. and it's done local versions in other countries. in 2016, sesame workshop and th

the international committee viewing the vaccines recommend that the trial continues. >> it's not clearnitial when you hear those sorts of reports of death exactly what happened or even if the person received the vaccine or received the placebo. when you're dealing with tens of thousands of people in these trials, i think the point they are making is sometimes these deaths can occur even in placebo groups for even reasons unrelated. >> reporter: he should note that ast ast no reason to believe that illness and death of a volunteer in brazil are in any way connect connected. >>> let's get more. the dean of the brown university school of public health is with us. doctor, thank you for joining us. i want your reaction to the breaking news you just heard that the cdc now redefining what they consider to be a close contact with someone who has the coronavirus. explain this new guidance for us. >> absolutely, wolf. thank you for having me on. you know, what it says is that we used to think about close contact and exposure as a single 15-minute you spent time with somebody. what we are learnin

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detainees and the bodies of the dead for mediation in accordance with the criteria of the international committee of the red cross. it didn't take long for the leaders of both sides to accuse each other of violating the cease fire but many still hold great hopes for peace such as here in baba as a by shun which lies on the border of the disputed area. or to shift if there is a cease fire and the conflict is resolved in a peaceful way then that's fine with us that means we will not lose more soldiers. christian ethnic armenians make up the majority of the population of nagorno caught up on the predominantly muslim azerbaijan accuses its neighbor of occupying its territory in violation of international law the territorial stalemate has continued for decades and it's likely to take many more hours of negotiation before a permanent pay still is achieved. and i spoke with. tony on research on the south caucasus at the university of minnesota and i asked him why moscow was hesitant to get involved in the not gone a conflict. russia's role really complex he's. the only country that is supplying weapons

. >>> meanwhile, the international paralympic committee will send a team of up to six refugee athleteso the tokyo paralympics. a refugee team took part for the first time in the 2016 paralympics in rio de janeiro. it consisted of an athlete from syria and one from iran. the ipc will select team members from a pool of refugee athletes who meet the eligibility criteria for the tokyo games. the team will be led by ileana rodriguez, a refugee from cuba who represented the united states at the 2012 london paralympics. she says she hopes the team will provide a platform to raise awareness of the plight faced by all refugees. >>> let's check out the world weather now with our meteorologist tsietsi monare. so the typhoon you've been tracking is now dumping heavy rainfall in vietnam. how much rain are we talking about? >> yeah, a lot of rainfall. the typhoon made landfall around midday on wednesday, and it has brought, you know, copious amounts to already saturated soils, meaning flooding is a very major concern. look at the numbers of the rainfall here in hanoi province, about 140 millimeters

be allowed to protest during the olympic games seb coe has gone against the policy of the international committee which has banned any form of political protest during the games ko made the comments on a visit to tokyo's national stadium which is due to host the delayed games next year he says it's time for change the rules. i've been very clear that if an athlete wishes to take the knee on my podium then i'm supportive of that and we've worked very closely with our athletes 3 days difficult months we now have a working group within paul that i think that is looking at this as a major issue for us to be able to work through with the athletes and that is important that teacher are part of the world and they want to reflect the world they live in and that is told me that that is is perfectly acceptable as long as it is done we respect and compete respect other competitors it was a record breaking night on track in spain on wednesday if you let us and that's a good day said a new time of 14 minutes 6.62 seconds in the 5000 meters she say don't miss 5 seconds of the previous record which had been set

body is the international committee of the red cross is near and middle east regional director he says more releases should take place because of the die humanitarian situation anything at the end of the day. you need a political will to make such a result detainees possible because because there is one very important element in these regions to place it's taking place why the conflict is ongoing most of the time release of detainees happen at the end of a calm not during. and i think we should stress this and be take it as a positive step i think they've done something really hard i want to believe that all parties to this conflict realize that the reached the end of the road or at least the people of yemen beach the end of the rope you know 80 percent of the people here at the end on you may turn system. more than 20000000 of people have no access to. who to health to water and sanitation i can give you a just an example to illustrate a bit how dramatic is the situation in the us you see as often only one center for treatment of coron of various patients in the world. and it's yemen

to allow the handover of bodies of soldiers as well as prisoners of war supervised by the international committeeof the red cross that hasn't happened very continuous discussions with them proposing passing proposals back to enforce. operational enlarges declare greenland's need to be agreed on in place and the safety of our teams guaranteed for such an operation to take place we are however not involved in the political negotiations azerbaijan's close ally turkey says in addition to a ceasefire the international community should urge armenian forces to withdraw from what it calls us our vigilance occupied territories based on the un and e.u. resul issues turkey has announced its full support for azerbaijan both diplomatically and militarily i mean as prime minister nicole question yet said i want to tarry in crisis can only be prevented if the international community officially recognizes the right of not going to cut of our people to self-determination and the point of recognizing its independence question here and also south that the turkish forces are in the south curtis's in order to continu

last august so it's a clear signal to boast the western community the international committee of their seriousness to try to to to to negotiate with armed groups and try to find a peaceful solution it shows that there are conversations happening between the government and the armed groups it also shows 'd that that the authorities take are taking steps active steps in order to free hostages but as as we as this happened today there has been attacks happening against mali and troops in the region of just by the border of brooklyn afonso 1000000 soldiers were ambushed just today so the fighting continues between armed groups and the modern state but clearly a relief like president many male micro has said and it's also a victory for the transitional government so and we are trying to reach the family of similar sisi who've been waiting for this to happen for months so i mean they they are waiting impatiently for his liberation thousands of 100 sorry of his supporters are gathered outside the airport we also know that the sun. was just interviewed just moments ago on french t.v. also in t

however for now the date for the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the our international committee of the right process ready to change. and support the sides . against humanity are not like a shanty release of the detainees the latest fighting between azerbaijan and armenia forces began to weeks ago hundreds of people have been killed since then and a worse escalation since the separatist war in a corner caught up i ended in 1994 the region blocks are surveyed john but it's controlled by ethnic armenian forces backed by our men as government during fighting in the past many lost trust in cease fires the latest hasn't got off to a hopeful start to now because although al-jazeera can just reach out. my. my. just over a week after the u.s. president tested positive for corona virus donald trump has told fox news he no longer has the illness and that he believes. he made the comments a day after his 1st public appearance since revealing he had caught the virus his physician sean conley said in a statement he'd taken a test showing he was no longer a transmission risk well let's go liv