place well let's get more on this lastly back that she is the spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross and joins us now by skype from aids and nasa your organization helps oversee this prisoner release one more can you tell us about that. yes sir today the international committee of the right across oversaw the release of 290 detainees that were held in that a man our central prison and so now. our all in this particular release was to 1st conduct a pre-departure interviews with all the detainees to verify. their identities and also to check with them if they have any concerns where they would like to go when they are released so that we can also help with. with the transfer we provided monetary. monetary. incentives to for their transfer we also have medical staff on site as for all our releases there's always a medical staff on side to check the health of the detainees and if anybody needs special measures to be transferred we also work with the authorities to do that to any detainees were actually transferred to their areas of origin and where there were a red crescent society ambul

says the humanitarian emergency continues to worsen with hundreds of thousands forced from their homes in the last 3 months stephen anderson is a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross he says people face an impossible choice now between staying or leaving. the situation is it's really difficult there are many people that are forced to flee there are displaced so we're talking about some 270000 in august and then many many people also have problems having access to healthcare we're talking here about about half a 1000000 people and the situation really has degraded deteriorated rapidly in the past months since the beginning of 2019 actually so for for people it's really very often an extremely hard choice between staying in their village with lots of security very often difficulties to access health and water or basically leaving and leaving everything behind so it's extremely harsh for them and for us for the international committee of the red cross also for the book you know the red cross society or other humanitarian workers it's not easy to work in this context because there are some issues related to access and security which we always have to monitor and which

steven anderson now a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross he says people who facean impossible choice and became a faster between staying or leaving. the situation is it's really difficult there are many people that are forced to flee there are displaced so we're talking about $270000.00 in august and then many many people also have problems having access to healthcare we're talking here about about half a 1000000 people and the situation really has degraded deteriorated rapidly in the past months since the beginning of 2019 actually so for people it's really very often an extremely hard choice between staying in their village with lots of security very often difficulties to access health and water or basically leaving and leaving everything behind so it's extremely harsh for them and for us for the international committee of the red cross also for the book you know the red cross society or other humanitarian workers it's not easy to work in this context because there are some issues related to access and security which we always have to monitor and which sometimes

of security very often difficulties to access health and water or basically leaving and leaving everything behind so it's extremely harsh for them and for us for the international committee of the red cross also for the red cross society or other humanitarian workers it's not easy to work in this context because there are some issues related to access and security which we always have to monitor and which sometimes make it difficult to reach people so what specifically are you calling on the government there to do nor to improve the access that i can get into people there. well we were calling basically to arms carriers to to really be aware of the fact that we are here organizations like ours to provide help for the people so that there is awareness of those needs and acceptance for humanitarian organizations to to come because because this is really becoming more and more needed another issue that i can flag here as well is that there is not so much interest so far in this situation i think booking office was not much in the headlines and this is also an issue that we can also have more awareness from the international community to help more financially so you mentioned there that it's

united nations found that some of the saudi led coalition strikes may amount to work crimes let's speak to. the head of the delegation of the international committee of the red cross and he visited the scene of the attack yesterday thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera to begin with just tell us what you saw when you headed to the model and the scene of that attack. yes and even i have i think on the spot there it. around the middle of to be i saw were very shocking images we've many bodies many dead bodies lying around our team turn especially yemeni prep crescent society our partner has already started to read to great bodies somewhere around 50 bodies could be. ongoing also as we speak but after. a little be quite. so what you're saying is you're expecting that that's all then to be much higher than what's reported so far. listen yet again 60 bodies that could be acute today there are many more would be are the. 9 people that have an hour or body parts of peppino you could probably get that are still around 20 visual bodies in the rubble so we're piecemeal among our also bigger one so if you create it to be to around 10510 bodies big is probably matching a wh

taking or other of the conflict and that continues to happen well thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us jason says it's spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross thank you regarding the u.s. is saying that it fully supports israel's right to self-defense after an exchange of fire between the israeli military and the lebanese hezbollah is upon us as its fighters targeted a military vehicle in the galilee region israeli forces retaliated by shelling aboard of a niche in southern lebanon that reports now from northern israel. on sunday afternoon the tense week long waiting game was over the strike that hezbollah had been promising was underway anti-tank missiles fired an israeli army base near the community of avivim just south of the lebanese border hezbollah t.v. claimed an israeli tank it being destroyed and soldiers killed but the israeli military said while its base had sustained hits no soldiers had died israeli artillery and as strikes targeted lebanese border areas the reports from there said the shells hit mainly empty areas no casualties were reported on either side less than 2 hours after it began the israeli army said the confrontatio

according to the international committee of the red cross the i.c.r.c. yemen's hoofy rebels have released 290 yemeni detainees in what they're describing as a unilateral release earlier the military commanders of the who the rebels said that they were doing this as a sign of good will. we reiterate our commitment to a prisoner swap deal that has not changed it is today as it was and we are prepared and willing to execute an all inclusive deal whether they are yemenis or other nationalities to prove our veracity we have initiated an unconditional release of 350 prisoners from the other side we have called on the united nations to pressure the coalition to reciprocate this initiative falls within the swedish agreement and today we are going to execute an order of this agreement under the plans of the knowledge of the united nations and the swedish agreement. more now from the yemeni capital and our correspondent. oh thiis by releasing unconditionally the prisoners of war want to send a message to the wall that they are willing to continue their obligations

the release of prisoners of war ok mohamed for us live in santa thank you very much in. when i say back there she is the spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross she says the charity confirm the identities and medical status of the prisoners ahead of the transfer. certainly the international committee of the right across oversaw the release of 290 detainees that were held in that a man our central prison in sanaa. our role in this particular release was to 1st conduct a pre-departure interviews with all the detainees to verify. their identities and also to check with them if they have any concerns where they would like to go when they are released so that we can also help with. with with the transfer we provided monetary. monetary. incentives to for their transfer we also had medical staff on site for all our releases there's always a medical staff on site to check the health of the detainees and if anybody needs special measures to be transferred we also work with the authorities to do that to any detainees who are actually transferred to their areas of origin through their will yemeni red crescent society ambulances sarkis president has promised to c

saudi led coalition air strike has killed 68 people the target was a prison facility north of donmar city the international committee of the red cross says it sent urgent medical supplies. and here are live pictures from hong kong and beijing protesters have disrupted transport links to the main airport all trains to the hub have been canceled with roads also blocked many passengers are making their way there on foot luggage and hand. and in geneva a u.n. building was surrounded by yellow vests activists they march over from france to denounce police violence right control gear made in switzerland has been used by french police during the ongoing protests. breakdown of just some of the biggest headlines from the past week along with today's top news for more on those stories head to our website r.t. dot com. leg. oh. please. just so. lift. and a very warm welcome to you watching us in such. they say that the british. history. teacher. missed the word supporter. there is this interview. with people. still stuck in speed. on them or 14th 2006 i was substituting for a 5th grade class all of sudden it's kids come bursting in a library r

the humanitarian emergency continues to worsen with hundreds of thousands forced from their homes in the past 3 months and the thoughts are now steven anderson who's the spokesman for the international committee of the red cross he says people face an impossible choice between staying or leaving the situation is it's really difficult there are many people that are forced to flee there are displaced so we're talking about some 270000 in august and then many many people also have problems having access to healthcare we're talking here about about half a 1000000 people and the situation really has degraded deteriorated rapidly in the past months since the beginning of 2019 actually so for for people it's really very often an extremely hard choice between staying in their village with lots of security very often difficulties to access health and water or basically leaving and leaving everything behind so it's extremely harsh for them and for us for the international committee of the red cross also for the book you know the red cross say to your other humanitarian workers it's not easy to work in this context because there are some issues related to access and security which we always have to monitor and which som

the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis nor about unmanly al jazeera for jason stresses it was a spokesman with the international committee of the red cross he says airstrikes should not target those who aren't involved in the fighting. our team delivered medical supplies taken to 2 hospitals where some of the injured were taken and we also had a forensic specialist on site who will be helping now and today but this week with that body management well it's clear that this building was full of about 170 detainees and 11 can say that generally speaking warring parties should not be targeting people who are not part of the fight and in this case these these.

of the other stories making the news. the international committee of the red cross says more than a hundred people have been killed in a saudi—ledstrikes hit a detention centre run by the houthi rebels in the western city of dhamar. the saudi—led coalition said its attack had destroyed a site where drones and missiles were stored. at least seven people are now known to have died and 21 others injured after a gunman opened fire from a vehicle in the us state of texas. it's the state's second mass shooting in a month. it happened on a road between the towns of midland and odessa. the gunman has been shot dead by the police and the motives remain unclear. here in britain the cabinet minister reponsible for no—deal preparations has refused to be drawn on whether the government would accept any new legislation that was designed to stop a no—deal. michael gove said the government would wait and see what the legislation said. the opposition labour party said no government was above the law. the israeli army says it has fired around a hundred shells into south lebanon — targeting positions of the militant group, hezbollah. the army was

people adding that the target was a prison facility north of donmar city or riyadh rejects that saying it took out a military installation the international committee of the red cross says it sent urgent medical supplies. and more civil disruption in hong kong where anti beijing protesters have disrupted transport links to the main airport all trains to the hub have been cancelled with roads also blocked many passengers are making their way there on foot luggage in hand. and in geneva a u.n. building was surrounded by hundreds of yellow vests activists they marched over from france to denounce police violence right control gear made in switzerland has been used by french police during the ongoing protests. that's a recap of just some of the stories that help shape the world these last 7 days for all the latest and up to the minute reports all of us on twitter facebook. dinner's. please dear. during the great depression. i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were employed. there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objectively than today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there i

of prisoners it's been described as a unilateral means. united nations says it hopes will help revive the peace process. the international committee of the red cross so which facilitated the release said two hundred ninety. in manyny n nionals transferred from sun up back to their homes. since civil conflict escalated in twenty fifteen to you and says seven thousand people have been killed more to say that figure is much higher. many thousands of died of preventable illnesses into money tradition. because destruction to food supply networks of this millions on the brink of famine. female journalist in morocco's been sentenced to years in prison for having an abortion and having sex outside marriage. twenty eight year old hot job awry suny unknown feminist journalist has condemned the child is politically motivated. the colleges to carry out the procedures been sent down to two years a new cisco a year and a medical section eight months. hi jerry suny sudanese boyfriend has also been jailed for. type of bubusiness and i'm pleased to announce can't really see a clean catch my books log is facing another long and costly legal battle about diesel gate

it had attacked what it believed to be a military target united nations and the international committee of the red cross have condemned the attack. and now we are talking about a devastating war in yemen that has been raging since 2015 and it's far from over a correspondent funny the charge she joins me now and funny is one of the few journalists who has gained access to the country go inside and be able to come out and tell us what is going on inside funny it's good to see have you safe and sound here with us and again what is happening in yemen. yes 10 people in yemen you will probably get 10 different answers brand which has to do with a very volatile situation on the ground i'm talking right now specifically about the south of yemen where whatever is left of the yemeni government is operating most of what's left of the government is actually brought in from the exile in saudi arabia and you have this saudi let's call it that is officially saying that they are trying to help the yemeni government to drive to feast for the back from the north and basically backed the yemeni government but they are rif

and the international committee of the red cross they have condemned the attack. now we are talking about a devastating war in yemen that has been raging since 2015 and it's far from over a correspondent funny to charge she joins me now and funny is one of the few journalists who has gained access to the country go inside and be able to come out and tell us what is going on inside funny it's good to have you safe and sound here with us and again what is happening in yemen. yes 10 people in yemen you will probably get 10 different answers for which has to do with a very volatile situation on the ground i'm talking right now specifically about the south of yemen where whatever is left of the yemeni government is operating most of what's left of the government is actually brought in from the exile in saudi arabia and you have this saudi let coalition that is officially saying that they are trying to help the yemeni government to drive to feast to the back from the north and basically back the yemeni government but they are rifts within the saudi a coalition specific

nations found that some of the saudi led coalition strikes may amount to war crimes franz russian stein is head of the yemeni delegation at the international committee of the red cross he went to the scene of yesterday's attack. around the middle of the day i saw were very shocking images many bodies many that potties lying around our key internationally yemeni red crescent society our partners have already started to recuperate body somewhere around 50 bodies could be rapists but this work is ongoing also as we speak about it of course the death toll will be quite high listen yesterday to around 60 bodies that could be recuperated today there are many more we are around one people tested have now are all body parts that have been recuperated and there are still around 20 even people bodies in the rubble so where at least a 1000000 mt are also beat the ones recuperated today to around $1510.00 dead body which is probably matching also when we say total the total number of that in each has been $170.00 and around 50 are now cared for in the nearby hospital you know it's difficult it's very difficult to understand the motivation of the of this attack because what we h

of yemenis with many on the brink of famine and without bob. the not province where jason strother used as a spokesman with the international committee of the red cross he says and strike should not target those who want involved in the fighting our team delivered medical supplies taken to hospitals where some of the injured were taken and we also had a forensic specialist on site who will be helping our knowledge today but this week with that body of management well it's clear that this building was full of about 170 detainees and 11 can say that generally speaking warring parties should not be targeting people who are not part of the fight and in this case these detainees in in all likelihood are not part of the fight so. it's a. it's a target that generally speaking should not be targeted the death toll is there's more going on 100 there were about 40 people taken to the hospital today. and there are still many bodies left to be recovered from the rubble and that will be the worse for yemeni red cross assistance from the i.c.r.c. in the next coming days there's been a surge in support for a far right party into the german state elections prelimina

the international committee of the red cross says it believes that more than 100 people have been killedebels in the western city of dhamar. the red cross said teams were searching the rubble, but that the chances of finding anyone alive were very low. voting is under way in two states in the former communist east of germany — brandenburg and saxony, with the far right expected to see a surge in support. the right—wing populist party alternative for germany could make gains against the centre—left social democrats and chancellor angela merkel‘s christian democrats. afd‘s campaign has fed on disquiet over immigration, and concerns in mining communities about the phasing out of coal—fired power generation. the trade war between the united states and china has intensified with the imposition of new tariffs or taxes on many consumer goods. the us has imposed a 15% tariff on over a 100—million dollars worth of chinese imports. china has responded with similar tariffs on us goods. earlier we heard from our business correspondent, kate prescott, who laid out the impacts these additional tariffs

home along the airport expressway, this city's extraordinary escalating cycle of chaos continued late into the night. john sudworth, bbc news, hong kong. the international committee of the red crossyemen. the attack hit a detention centre run by the houthi rebels in the western city of dhamar. the red cross said teams were searching the rubble, but that the chances of finding anyone alive were very low. the trade war between the united states and china has intensified with the imposition of new tariffs or taxes on many consumer goods. the us has imposed a 15% tariff on over $100 million worth of chinese imports. china has responded with similar tariffs on us goods. our business correspondent katie prescott is here, why is this important? this isjust the latest front of tariffs in a trade war that has been going on for two years trade war that has been going on for two yea rs now. trade war that has been going on for two years now. because we are talking about the world's two biggest economies, this is really important and it has the possibility to destabilise the economy run the road. what is really different about these tariffs is these are going to hit consumers squarely in the

of my officers said, the hostages are in ghazni. in the local ghazni office of the international committee of the red cross, the icrc. hone with his source. and the officer says where are you? and he says, i'm sitting by the road on the ring road south of kabul. they stole my car. >> the taliban took our car at gunpoint. >> were you scared? >> absolutely was scared. >> i don't care how you get there, hitchhike if you have to, but get to the red cross office in ghazni. so he shoulders his bag and starts hitchhiking and manages to catch a ride heading south. within a matter of hours, he's in ghazni at the red cross office. >> i remember an afghan man came to the door and said, pretend like you're going to the back of the building. so we headed towards the back. and out of the kitchen came an afghan man dressed in civilian clothes. >> they were very, very happy when they saw me again. they were both like, so much happiness, they were crying. >> we were shocked to see him. and he wasn't wearing his taliban clothes. he didn't have his turban. he was very clean cut. he'd shaved his beard. and he comes to me, and he grabs my

the international committee of the red cross says it believes that more than 100 people have been killed attack hit a detention centre run by the houthi rebels in the western city of dhamar. the red cross said teams were searching the rubble, but that the chances of finding anyone alive were very low. at least five people have been killed and more than 20 injured by a gunman in the us state of texas. the gunman, a white man in his 30s, was later shot dead by police in the town of odessa. john mcmanus has this report. the terrifying moment a gun suspect crashed his vehicle into a police car, filmed by a bystander in texas. a road chase ended with police officers confronting him at this cinema complex then shooting him dead. the chase began after an officer who stopped the man's car for a traffic check was shot. the suspect then drove off, hijacking a us postal van and randomly shooting at other vehicles. just driving around, normal day, and then i hear gunshots. it was at least ten shots, ok. i got one on my door and one went through, ricocheted right here through my wrist. can't get it o

know and in amongst this cycle of claim and counterclaim that we see so often in the conflict in yemen let me just tell you what the international committee of the red cross is saying they are saying they believe more than 100 people have been killed in a coalition air strike in yemen in the province of in the city of damage in yemen on the face of it and i have to stress on the face of it it looks like the saudi led coalition have in effect killed more than 100 people who are being labeled as being coalition supporters whether they are or not we will have to wait and see contribute to the from that n.-g. o. reprieve saying that there is a track record as far as the who sees a concerned of putting people who are quotes journalists and reporters campaigners loyalists whose loyalty goes the wrong way as far as the 2 things are concerned in targets that the who sees no will be targeted by the saudis so you're in this you're into this loop of people allegedly being slightly duplicitous when it comes to where they put these people that they don't like there are reports saying that the people who've been injured and killed in this raid were supporters and loyal

the assaults did comply with international law quotes something else you're being told as well the location of the detention center as we've been reporting on this program is known by the international committee of the red cross as well as the coalition they are sending people and equipment to the scene trying to deal with the aftermath of what's going on there the i.c.r.c. on the yemen saying that the team is carrying both medical supplies that can treat up to $100.00 critically injured persons and $200.00 body bags to be donated that's on its way to the province of following those strikes which according to the i.c.r.c. direct reports of killed or wounded dozens of detainees let's talk now to mohammed top who's in sana'a mohammed this is a fascinating situation what's the latest information you have for us yes call it expected to rise due to the. big 5 mates and pride that is present. at least so far 60 people have been confirmed by the ministry of how but the. 1 bigots or the. 3 c.r.c. . it's a really clever story going whole freaking incidents especially when they are talking to the prison where over $170.00 and they confided. most of them on loyal to the saudi arabia probably big thing that they have. sa

a 2018 report by the united nations that some of these saudi led coalition strikes may amount to war crimes jason strangio is a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross he says airstrikes should not target those not involved in the fighting. our team delivered medical supplies taken to 2 hospitals where some of the injured were taken and we also had a forensic specialist on site who will be helping out now and today but this week with that body of management well it's clear that this building was full of about 170 detainees and 11 can say that generally speaking warring parties should not be targeting people who are not part of the fight and in this case these detainees in in all likelihood are not part of the fight so. it's a it's a target that generally speaking at the ship should not be targeted the death toll is is more than 100 there were about 40 people taken to the hospital today. and there are still many bodies left to be recovered from the rubble and that will be the works of both the yemeni red crescent with its assistance from the oxer sea in the next coming days moving on thousands of students in hong kong have been skipping classes today

of debt has now risen to seven —— the number of dead. seven the number of people killed in that shooting in texas. more as we get it. the international committee of the red crossttack hit a detention centre run by the houthi rebels in the western city of dhamar. the red cross said teams were searching the rubble, but that the chances of finding anyone alive were very low. a man has died after two stabbings in basingstoke, which police have described as potentially linked and targeted. he was found injured after police were called to an address last night and died later in hospital. another man was taken to hospital with serious stab wounds after being found nearby shortly afterwards. a 16—year—old is among four people to have been arrested. police investigating a fatal hit—and—run in birmingham have named the victim and appealed for public help to trace an audi estate car. 29—year—old rajesh chand was crossing a road in handsworth in the early hours of yesterday, when he was hit by a vehicle that failed to stop. west midlands police said a 30—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the incident. he r

to fish the children have no education there is very little health care their food security is dependent entirely on a couple of international agencies the international committee of the red cross and the world food programme so in these situations of extreme persecution there's no question that those that have fled will be able to return but we have to get it back into the headlines we have to keep it as a high priority for united nations agencies there has to be a resolution that's simply a matter of of justice and in title meant for those who have fled but even more a situation of justice and entitlement human rights in title meant for the 600000 who remain so facilities from the u.n. fact finding mission on me and my thank you for your time today appreciate it. well thousands of firefighters are working around the clock to try to contain forest blazes in indonesia they're burning in some and the borneo islands the smoke spread to neighboring countries which in turn has sparked a diplomatic row over who's responsible indonesian police have arrested more than $200.00 people accused of contributing to the disaster these forest fires do happen every year in indonesia usually st

the humanitarian emergency continues to worsen with hundreds of thousands forced from their homes in the past 3 months. stephen anderson is a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross he joins us via skype now from want to do thanks very much for being with us so a pretty grim picture in bikini a fast so there just give give us a sense of. just how acute the situation is there and the challenges that are facing aid workers. yes thank you for having me 1st i think as mention i mean the situation is extremely dire. because we have a lot of people. 270000 as of august plus issue of access to health care which has drastically reduced in the past 6 to 8 months with now over half a 1000000 people really having very poor access or no access at all to health care so i would see these are the main issues for the for the people for humanitarian aid the issue that is also difficult is the issue of access. and security is unfortunately. unfortunately having some problems in our sound connection there too stephen hanson apologies for that so we'll move on. the peace talks are underway in south sudan between the president and exiled rebel leader rick mashad he landed in juba on

the people who were released today were our fathers sons brothers of course we hope to see more initiatives in the future bigger numbers from all sides and as the international committee of the red cross we are always ready to act as a new tour facilitator just as we did today in any future release operation so definitely we are hopeful and we also hope that this release we've got contributes to the revival of the stock an agreement in a media briefing on monday the spokesman for the sound the u.a.e. coalition was noncommittal under leasing captives in response to the hundreds of fighters according to the who the military spokesman they launched a major attack inside the saudi territory of the drawn and destroyed multiple vehicles as well who the rebels short the capture of hundreds of yemeni and saudi soldiers which al jazeera cannot independently verify the saudi spokesman also cautioned against taking these. videos at face value. it's part of a series of attacks including the one on saudi aramco which took out half of its oil production earlier this month the hoodies criticized world powers were condemning the attack and said oil is a commodity which is not more expensive than yeme

the people who were released today were our fathers sons brothers of course we hope to see more initiatives in the future bigger numbers from all. all sides and as the international committee of the red cross we are always ready to act as a new teacher facilitator just as we did today in any future release operation so definitely we are hopeful and we also hope that this release. contributes to the revival of the stock on agreement in a media briefing on monday the spokesman for the sound the u.a.e. coalition was noncommittal releasing captives in response to the hutus from hundreds of fighters according to the who the military spokesman they launched a major attack inside the saudi territory of my drawings and destroyed multiple vehicles as well as short the capture of hundreds of yemeni and saudi soldiers which al jazeera cannot independently verify the saudi spokesman also cautioned against taking these videos at face value. it's part of a series of attacks including the one on saudi aramco which took out half of its oil production earlier this month who criticized world power for condemning the attack and said oil is a commodity which is not more expensive than yemeni blood it is an es

targets the quality of the site was storing drones and missiles something called deny a gun a gun was that the i'm not going to this person the subject international red cross committee inspections every now and then and such accusations by riad a baseless especially as it's called and it's a being shared with the red cross the red cross believes up to $100.00 people were killed and it's helping to find survivors some rights activists accused the whole season of war crimes by keeping up on and in such presence there is a crime committed by the. painting of political activists and journalists. and political dissidents whom they used in places that they constantly have been advised by human rights and you know not to not to put them in a dangerous area it's also most of those people who have died today have basically haven't even seen in court the saudi electrician continuous bombing our residential residential areas even if they answer that question or that specific place they believe may be in may have some. form of the military a military target these are residential areas this is why. such accusations has been denied by what these are this side of the bombed prison

targets the quality of the site was storing drawings and missiles something deny on a gun was that there were not going to this person the subject international red cross committee inspections every now and then and such accusations by riad a baseless especially as it's called and it's have been shared with the red cross the red cross believes up to 100 people were killed and it's helping to find survivors some rights activists accused the whole season of war crimes by keeping up on and in such prisons there is a crime committed by the. painting of political activists and journalists and. political dissidents whom they used in places that they constantly have been advised by human rights and you know not to not to put them in dangerous areas also most of those people who have died today have basically haven't even seen in court the saudi electrician continuous bombing of residential residential areas even if they consider that you know that specific place is they believe may be in may have some. form of the military a military target these are residential areas this is why. such accusations has been denied by what these are this side of the bombed prison. we hav

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