of the coordinating staff for the treatment of military prisoners of the ministry of foreign affairs, actually all the structures that deal with the issue of prisoners in ukraine without notifying the international committee of the red crossisplaced persons were brought to the territory of hungary 11 citizens of ukraine, 11 prisoners of war, and ukraine still does not have access to some of them in order to verify what is happening to them in what is their condition or really? they move freely and everything is fine with them. it is a pity that a country that is a member of nato and members of the european union can take part in such a russian special operation again. but nevertheless, such signals are coming to andriy, we will return to the release of the ukrainian military from turkey itself. regarding those five prisoners of war who were transferred to hungary from the russian side and who have already returned to ukraine, it is possible that the special services managed to communicate with them and they told more details about how it happened how were they selected? perhaps in this context, i also have moments, of course, appropriate communication was carried out by ukrainian law enforcement structures , data collecti

of the dead and wounded, and the identification process is still ongoing . i congratulate you. good day, ms. oleksandr. i want to dwell on the role of the international committee of the red cross in this terrible story . relatives of prisoners of war and the dead are disappointed by their helplessness. so how to force russia to give international investigators access to the territory of the colony in olenivka, where ukrainian servicemen died a year ago , there is no simple answer here, we know that the international committee of the red cross appealed to russia to gain access to the site of the tragedy and to have the opportunity to work with people who suffered and survived we know that a special commission was created to investigate this terrorist act and it was created by order of the un secretary general, they collected materials for several months and in january was disbanded because the commission never existed er russia did not allow the representatives of this international commission to work at the scene of the events and now objectively, among the legal instruments, there is no opportunity for russia to influence because russia ignores all norms of international law

therefore, we are facing major problems with fuel for people in our country, the international committee of the red crossady informed us that take into account the international committee of the red cross, and therefore we have to look for sources who will help us in the state in those regions , especially those that have suffered the most ukrainians living abroad will be able to receive assistance as an internally displaced person because this assistance will be paid only to those who live in ukraine , such a decision of the government will be effective from august 1 , according to deputy minister of social policy daryna marchak . abroad and registered as an internally displaced person and you will receive money. from august 1, this assistance will no longer be available unless you return to ukraine, of course, the level of official unemployment in ukraine continues to decrease the number of citizens receiving state unemployment benefits has fallen over the year from almost 265,000 people to 47,000 people . the state statistics service provides me with such data . three people are applying for one vacan

the norms of international law and the geneva convention, in particular, starting with the most elementary ones, this is informing the international committee of the international committee of the red a cross the fact of a person being held in captivity, they give all the information about someone, they don't give about someone, they give it with great delay, they don't inform about their whereabouts, they don't provide adequate access to the full extent, and many, many other things. ukrainian prisoners of war are in various places in including in the temporarily occupied territories of e-e and in the territory of the so-called russian federation , also e-e conditions are different and information about violations of the rights of prisoners of war about m-m insufficient medical care about problems with nutrition, about other means of influence that are used against our military, she is. she is going to attack her , there is an appropriate response. andrei, i translated you . i apologize, but the press dryer is writing about the fact that it is about civilians, not even about military prisoners, they write that they are being tortured. they are being strangled with electricity, they have br

insights and my natural balance, the regional spokes person for the near i'm at least international committee of the red cross. appreciate your time. thank you. thank you for joining us. hey, on, on the international side table on the latest updates to be found on the website dot com. we're back in 30 minutes. the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered non peter lavelle, nato is made it clear in teams. it's ukraine, proxy war against russia as ex, essential, as such, russia to cease the conflict as x a central. it could not be otherwise. there will be no negotiated end to this conflict. one side will lose the smart money is not on buying for nathan, the cross searching nato state. i'm joined by my guess. lucas gauge in brick. he's a marine veteran author in philosopher in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in geneva we cross through the tone. he is a swift journalist, writer, and politician. alright. prospect rolls in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always a

the international committee of the red cross has already informed us that in their funding has decreased the international committee of the red cross, so we have to look for sources who will help us in the state in those regions especially those who suffered the most. ukrainians living abroad will not be able to receive assistance as an internal displacement of persons, because this assistance will be paid only to those who live in ukraine , such a decision of the government will come into effect on august 1 , according to deputy minister of social policy daryna marchak. therefore, people will be informed about this is a decision either by e-mail or via a phone call if you are abroad and registered as an internally displaced person and will receive money, then from august 1 this there will be no help if you do not return to ukraine, of course, the level of official unemployment in ukraine continues to decrease , the number of citizens who receive state unemployment assistance fell in a year from almost 265,000 people to 47,000 people such data is currently provided by the state statistic

the bbc has found that at full capacity each person would have 0.58 square metres of space. the international committee of the red crosshared cell. since the emergency anti—gang measures were introduced, at least 68,000 people have been arrested and crime has plummeted. last year, the murder rate fell by 56.8%. president bukele and his policies are extremely popular, but human rights groups and protesters say the measures have led to serious human rights abuses. translation: conditions at cecot - could become inhumane and degrading because no one has access to that prison. no lawyers, no ombudsman, not even the media can enter and verify the conditions inside. during a bbc interview in march, the security minister said this about secret prisons. this is the biggest monument tojustice we have ever built. we have nothing to hide. the members of these terrorist organisations are the ones who will go to cecot. we have made a commitment to the people of el salvador that they will never be released to the communities. bbc mundo asked to film inside cecot and for an interview with the government to address the wider issues in

the norms of international law and the geneva convention, in particular, starting with the most elementary ones, this is informing the international committee of the international committee of the red cross about the fact that a person is in captivity . with big they don't inform about their whereabouts, they don't provide fully adequate access, and many, many other things, ukrainian prisoners of war are in various places, including temporarily occupied territories, and in the territory of the so-called russian federation, and the conditions are also different, and information about the violation of the rights of prisoners of war about m -m is insufficient medical care, about problems with nutrition, about other means of influence that are used against our military , she is, she is going to her, she is happening appropriate response to andrei, i translated you. i apologize, but the press writes about the fact that it is about civilians, not even about military prisoners, they write that they are tortured, they are beaten with electric current, they are strangled, they have broken heads, these are terrible things, how can international structures react to similar things, well, this is an

of children according to him this organization grossly violates the norms of the geneva conventions as well as the fundamental principles of the red cross movement kostin expressed hope that the international committeed cross will respond appropriately five people died and two are considered missing due to large-scale floods in china they were provoked by seasonal rains and in hangzhou province the river broke the dam and water rushed into the village people died due to bad weather the whole of eastern china suffers from it of the leonine province, the authorities evacuated almost 6,000 people, he noted that heavy downpours at the end of july are characteristic of china, but in recent years they have become more intense and unpredictable , more than 30 thousand people were evacuated from private houses, boarding houses and hotels on the greek island of rhodes after forest fires covered most of the island. the fire will last for several days. this is the biggest fire fire evacuation in the history of the players also at the entrance to the greek city of patres, the bridge collapsed, at least one person died, five were injured, two more are considered missing during the incident, there was a group of

the marzieh babol hawa crossing is agreed on the condition that these aids are not distributed through terrorists and are sent to these areas under the supervision of the international committee of the red cross and the syrian red crescent. humanitarian to controlled areas the rebels in the northwest of syria are using this permit three days ago and the request to extend it was met with a russian veto . ordinary people do not give these aids, but the united nations says that its condition is to monitor the world red cross and the syrian red crescent, and the syrian government has also announced that tahrir al-sham terrorists are transferring weapons to the northwestern regions of this country through the bab al-hawaj crossing. so damascus should supervise the transfer of any kind of humanitarian aid through this crossing. together with you, we will see live images from the public hall of the parliament and the meeting of the integration commission. how does paragraph a here, the text that he did, is almost similar to the discussions of the government between the kurds and the kurds. we proposed the phrase "i read the board of directors of one of the banks and non-banking credit institut

the continuation of aid delivery through the border crossing, but on the condition that these aids are not distributed through terrorists and with the supervision of the international committee of the red cross and the syrian red crescent to these areas of the united nations in 2014 with the permission of the security council. they use this border crossing to deliver humanitarian aid to rebel-controlled areas in the northwest of syria . three days ago, this permit expired and the request to extend it was vetoed by russia. they have humanitarian aid confiscation and access to ordinary people are not allowed to do this, but the united nations says that the condition of damascus to monitor the international red cross and the syrian red crescent also announced that the terrorists of tahrir al-sham are transferring weapons to the northwestern regions of the country through the babol air crossing. therefore, it should be monitored for the transfer of any kind of aid and cities through this crossing. internal settlement of accounts between the remaining terrorist groups in syria has intensified. al-mayadeen network reported that the leader of the terrorist group hayet tahrir al-sham in forgiv

delivery and the babol-hawa border crossing is agreed on the condition that these aid are not explained through terrorists and under the supervision of the international committee of the redss and the syrian red crescent, the united nations in 2014 with the permission of the security council to deliver humanitarian aid through this border crossing. to the areas under the control of the rebels in the northwest of syria, the period of this license expired three days ago, and the request to extend it was met with russia's veto . allow access to ordinary people they help it, but the united nations says that the person in damascus to monitor the world red cross and the red crescent is non-executive. the government has announced that it is transferring weapons to the northwestern regions of the country through the babol air crossing. this crossing must be monitored for the transfer of any kind of humanitarian aid . the ceo of france's total energy company warned that europe's gas reserves will not be able to meet the needs of the people of this continent in the upcoming winter. it does not have enough gas for the winter season the ceo of france energy development company of ira

challenge of the modern world when no one knows how to influence the aggressor country on the russian federation , international institutions do not work, the international committee of the red crossthe russian federation in different ways, even this publicly show but when it comes to receiving information about ukrainian citizens, the only answer i hear is that the russian federation does not provide us with anything. the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, at the un called on the world to intervene and start acting , because according to the geneva conventions, russia does not have the right to detain civilians indefinitely, and the mechanism for exchanging civilians , the international community lacks tools to solve this problem, for example , unlike prisoners of war, civilian hostages cannot be returned during the exchange, because this will only encourage russia to abduct even more people, we urgently need new international tools to punish the kidnapping of civilians and organize the safe return of civilian hostages from captivity to their homes, i propose that work be done on the development of such tools, the ombudsman has the following explanations for r

of the volynivka tragedy. during the year of access to the destroyed colony, russia did not provided anya to the international committee of the red crossesentatives of international organizations , and due to the lack of necessary conditions for deployment on the spot , on january 5 of this year, the un dissolved its fact-finding mission regarding the incident to resume it, now the ukrainian budsmen calls on the statements of the parties and the stories of the ukrainian defenders who were in barak at the time of the explosion, further in the material of radio svoboda my husband died during a terrorist attack, volyn residents initially found him on the list of wounded two months later in in october, we had a dna match, it turned out that my husband returned already in august, and at that time he was in the morgue in kyiv, then i already talked to my brothers, they were witnesses because he survived a terrorist attack , but it's just hard for me to say he bled, he was in the first kamaz that transported our wounded, and from this kamaz he was the third one who did not survive, did not make it to the hospital, aspen, vadim, they saw that

she's a spokeswoman for the middle east of the international committee of the red cross and she's joining us for the 11 east capital bay road. thank you very much for your time when knowledge is 0. we spoke with the mayor of janine a few hours ago and he's spoke about the, the widespread destruction. he said that there was still assessing the damage, but that it's beyond description. what's your assessment of the damage from what you're hearing from your teams there to people's homes and lives in jeanine? thank to um. unfortunately what we're hearing is not very different from what you just stated. the, the security operation have led into a massive distress amongst yvonne in mainly among civilian in janine camp. it's important to highlight that the population were already a victim of the last 6 to and to months. do a several peaks, a vine is the occurred during the last 6 months, which makes the humanitarian situation already for died. what to witnessing as we're speaking, that the minute the majority of the population within the camp have been somehow effected. many have what were force

any news from artem, then she began to sound the alarm and turned to state and international structures turned to the international committee of the red crosswrote a series of appeals to the e-mail address appealed to heaven appealed to the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war to the joint center under the security service of ukraine and to the human rights commissioner months have not passed the silence was interrupted by the long-awaited news from the man in january 23 , a letter arrived that the man wrote while in captivity in the city of sevastopol the letter is dated december 7, 2022, this letter was sent to me via viber by the international red cross. what he wrote. while visiting, what he could write in the letter, he wrote very briefly that everything is fine with him, that he is in a camp for prisoners of war, is waiting for an exchange , loves everyone, kisses him, thinks that soon see you later, contact with her husband disappeared again in the prisoner of war camp where artem was kept , they informed that he was no longer with them, when asked where the occupiers took her husband , the wife never recei

the bbc has found that at full capacity each person would have 0.58 square metres of space. the international committee of the red crossed and crime has plummeted. last year, the murder rate fell by 56.8%. president bukele and his policies are extremely popular. but human rights groups and protesters say the measures have led to serious human rights abuses. translation: conditions at cecot have become human inhumane - and degrading because no one has access to that prison, no lawyers, no ombudsman, not even the media can enter and verify the conditions inside. during the bbc interview in march, the security minister said this about cecot. translation: this is the biggest monument to justice _ and we have ever built. we have nothing to hide. the members of these terrorist organisations are the ones who will go to cecot. we have made a commitment to the people of el salvador that they will never be released to the communities. bbc mundo asked to film inside cecot after an interview with the government to address the wider issues in this report but they declined to comment. leire ventas, bbc news. marcos gonzalez from bbc

own today's story about a volunteer of the ukrainian red cross society who was kidnapped by the occupiers on the way to zaporizhzhia, but the international committeethe red cross has not yet confirmed his capture. although there is a lot of evidence, he told how they were tortured, how they were strapped to the bars for 5 days. i bought vysyvanka, i just came to kyiv. the first thing i did was buy vysyvanka to meet him. free the civilian. this is a peaceful action in support of civilian prisoners that took place in kyiv a month ago. it was at this event that we met olga is the wife of yuri kayov , a volunteer from kherson who has been in russian captivity since august 22nd . was convinced that informational silence would help save him, but almost a year has passed since yuriy's abduction , there is still no mechanism for the return of civilian hostages, yuriy faces from 10 to 20 years of imprisonment or life imprisonment, therefore, she can no longer remain silent; at the same time, we agreed on this interview at the rally, i applied to the un city for enforced involuntary disappearances, i filed a lawsuit in the european court of human rights in

difference, maybe this will force to raise again the issue of ineffective implementation of the mandate by the international committee of the red crossasize that ukraine provides the entire range of rights of military personnel in accordance with the geneva convention to the special facility for prisoners of war constantly come as monitoring missions abroad, as well as our specialists, journalists and media professionals, precisely in order to record the observance and fulfillment of international obligations. occupational therapy and those who are involved in the process according to the norms of the convention receive the equivalent of a quarter of a swiss franc per working day, the occupiers wanted to capture kyiv in three days, but already in two weeks to find themselves on the western border of our country. well, in principle, this is what happened. you know, some of them were pampered by our enemies . donetsk region from the temporarily occupied territories, because captured by it from there, they went through the whole of ukraine to the west and , in particular, they came to the lviv region in order to get all the pleasures of

of the coming winter. therefore, we are facing big problems with fuel for people . the international committee of the red crossy informed us that they have reduced funding. we will not be able to count on the international committee of the red, so we have to look for sources, who will help us in the state in those regions, especially those that have suffered the most. well, vasyl yesterday told about the fact that denys blinked , the government factor reported on the restoration of energy networks, about the fact that there are already certain reserves fuel well, almost 90% of the gas in our underground storages also accumulates coal, but still coal. for example , last winter there was not enough pvereshchuk, and now. well, i understand that she is hinting to international partners that give money because we will not have enough how to get through the winter is just a question. i don’t know now, i’m not an expert, but i know that there are coal mines, and let’s say in the lviv region, have attempts been made to increase production, or is it possible to invest some funds in the work specifically in the western

of loss, because literally a few weeks before this video that was made public, maybe even he was in the occupied territories at that very moment. in a conversation with the international committee of the red cross with the central office, she said that children are being deported to belarus and that there were such statements that it is as if the belarusian society of the red cross carries out documentation of such children in general, that is to say, it does not distribute documents, but simply records of those children who are taken out, that they basically monitor the conditions in which the children are, and i actually asked them to come out with some kind of statement and return it, which is fundamental for the qualification to understand the scope of the problem and when the first statements began to appear even without the image, yes, without the video of this shevtsov, it seemed quite adequate, the belarusian red cross society made a statement that the children were being returned, but then this video appeared and it completely destroyed any of their statements and any statements that they are monitoring an independent situation. they say one more question. i will just add that the othe

of cost and munitions? well, the missile chemist is contained hundreds of smaller bones of bone let's that break apart in the air with the wind speed. busy and devastating impact. the international committee of the red cross is as many as 40 percent of the bone let failed to designate and pose a threat to civilians often decades. eliza c plus or munitions of banned by most countries, but not the united states. ukraine. russia and others. human rights watch accuses both ukraine and russia of killing civilians with class didn't munitions springing now. whitehouse correspondent, kimberly how could, who joins us live now. kimberly, what's the thinking of the white house about this decision? yeah, the feeling is is that things are not going as they should for the ukrainian forces that the counselor, festive, has been lagging. and that there is a need to push back russian troops, particularly along the front lines. and so as of resolve, this is the weapon of choice that as the stocks of conventional weapons are becoming increasingly scarce on the part of the wes, this is something that there is the hope to turn the tide, but it is controversial. and after months of deliver ation, between depends on the white ho

of the missing and that on certain laws. because until you find the body, the morning process cannot move forward or the international committee of the red cross, which has long been involved in the search for the disappeared, says families deserve psychological help. but institutional health is more important. yackel chest, possibly nicholas levels. the government must stipend on cards and make available information and ensure that the institute for the missing has efficient funds and resorts is to fulfill its mandates. more than 7600 missing people are still being searched for in bosnia and herzegovina. among them are 800 victims from strep renewed, so even though it's 28 years since the war ended, thousands of their relatives can not stop facing the past i to 100 most of all the data set and it's, or on monday it pays much, was held to honor those who were killed mountain vista, which was a in east, was me a 3rd and find the largest. and the way the participants will pass a bit more than 30 kilometers distance and climb vertically, 600 meters. although they're sorry, they think at the end of the today's walk, which will end in 7. it's a gen

well, the missile kind of stairs contained hundreds of smaller bones of bone legs that break upon me with a wide spread and devastating impact. the international committee of the red cross is as many as 40 percent of the bone. let's fail to detonate. and then pose a threat to civilians. awesome decades lights a cluster munitions have banned by most countries, but not the united states. ukraine, russia and others. human rights. what you choose is both ukraine and russia, if killing civilians with these weapons. a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare, joins us live now. kimberly, what's the thinking of the one house on this particular decision of the all the same day is that the towns are offensive by ukraine against russia has been lagging and that there is a need given the fact that the west has a dwindling supply of conventional western ray as su, plus up in terms of weapons. and so as a result, there has been a discussions that have been ongoing between the white house patches on the and capitol hill about the use of cluster munitions. and ultimately, it has been decided as recently as of the last 24 hours that there should be a go ahead to use these weapons

crossed up, munitions? and we saw it kind of says contain hundreds of smaller homes that break apart in the air with the wide spread and devastating impact. international committee of the red cross says as many as 40 percent of the bumper that's failed to detonate, impose a threat to civilians often decades later, customizations of bands by most countries, $123.00 nations joined the convention on custom emissions. but not the united states, ukraine, russia and office human rights watch accuses both ukraine and russia of kenning civilians with cluster munitions. we're working with ukraine to minimize the risk associated with the decision. ukrainian government has offered us assurances in writing on the responsible use of dpi, cm's, including that they will not use around in civilian populated urban environments and that they will record where they use these rounds, which will simple 5 later to mining efforts. we recognize the cluster munitions create a risk of civilian harm from unexploded ordnance. this is why we did for the, for the decision, for as long as we could. but there is also a massive risk of civilian harm if russian troops and tanks roll over ukrainian position

difficulty near the front, we have problems from the past and the coming winter to the international committee of the red crossore we have to look for sources who will help us in the state, those of us, especially those who suffered the most , the countdown has begun until the opening of the summer olympic games 20-24 in paris , exactly one year remains and on this occasion, a clock was installed in the capital of france that counts down the time until the ceremony, it was placed on the edge of the stage not far from the eiffel tower, the clock is brightly illuminated even at night, so now parisians and guests of the city have another wonderful photo zone, i will remind you that the olympic games will last from july 26 to august 11, 2024. the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach, signed the official letters of invitation to the participating countries. the mission of the olympic games is to unite the whole world in peaceful competition. in our small world, where conflicts and differences are growing and wars , we need this unifying force more than ever . the olympic games should always

between the parliaments of the two countries just create a powerful legislative framework alexander balitsky nikolay petrov lead from beijing china international committee of the red cross believe that cluster munitions pose a serious danger to the civilian population. especially for children for many years to come. so they commented on the us plans to supply such weapons to ukraine, and this is far from the only such opinion about the supply of cluster munitions and the possible consequences will be told by boris maksutov. all that zelensky asks is to give them weapons to use in their country against the russians that which kills. russian is stronger than him, us congressman michael mccall formulated the logic of washington during an interview to a direct question from a journalist whether the authorities and the war crimes already committed by the united states with the same weapon in laos and cambodia, he answered directly and unambiguously. canada mexico all of western europe and most countries around the world have banned cluster bombs because they kill civilians. and you have doubts about the transfer of such weapons to ukraine. they won't use it in russia they wa

the missile countess does contain hundreds of smaller homes that spread out in the this means they are indiscriminate and can have a wide spread. i'm devastating impact. the international committee of the red cross says as many as 40 percent of the bullets fail to designate and compose the threats to civilians. decade slay to human rights watch accuses ukraine and russia of killing civilians with cost to weapons. the problem with cost to munitions is does rate because these munitions dropped large numbers of what are our bob let's, depending on how they land. some of them don't go off with these prime ministers soon. i didn't directly criticized president job binding, but did say the person does not support the use of the weapons in general. here, k is signature, e to a convention, which prohibits the production or use of cluster munitions and discourages that use . the u. k has itself been criticized for sending other weapons. the can cause loss of environmental damage and serious illness. to people long off to the was it ended in march she confirmed with provide all the piercing rounds that contains depleted uranium thus used by the us in a rock in the 1st gulf full 32 years ago. they've left

the regional spokes person for the india and misplaced international committee of the red cross phase rescue. things must be allowed to do that life saving work, as we saw, a deterioration in terms of people, the ability to access all the old basic needs, including water and electricity, uh, food, but also in house health services. its important today that's all armed actors. understand that there is a, the civilians, a civilian slice civilian properties to be named interest must be protected at all times. and all measures should be taken into consideration order to promote that. and that also includes the a good seat of a service provider or health. first responders to be able to conduct a job and their work in order to assist the uh, the population when they need to. so meaning you want, when you close during the, the 48 hours and we continue our call to make sure uh, to or to all parties. of course, to make sure that uh, 1st responders, ambulances, health authorities are protected and they should be able to, to, to perform much needed live, saving a services through the coordinatio

the canisters contain hundreds of smaller bombs, call them bomb. let's the break apart in the air with a wide spread and devastating impact. the international committee of the red cross says that as many as 40 percent of the bottom that's can fail to designate and that poses a threat to civilians often decades after they are used. cluster munitions are banned by most countries, however, not by the united states, not by ukraine, not by russia, and several others. human rights watch accuses both ukraine and russia of killing civilians with cluster munitions. now to our white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare who joins this. kimberly, the, the white house of course knows that this type of ammunition is controversial. so why is it considering providing them to ukraine anyway? of the yeah, the reasons that this is being considered comes down to how the war has been going for ukraine and the feeling is after months of delivery, i should hear the white house, the pen to go on and on. capitol hill is that the counter offensive is lagging against russia for ukraine. and there is an increasingly scarce supply of weapons by the wes for you created. so there's a need to k

the me, sol canisters contained hundreds of smaller bones of bone lives that break upon him, yet with widespread and devastating impact. the international committee of the red cross is as many as 40 percent of the bun let failed to designate and then pause a threat to civilians. often decades light to cluster munitions of banned by most countries, but not the united states and ukraine or russia. human rights watch a cheese as boys you crenan rusher if killing civilians with these types of weapons . diplomatic edited james base is at naser headquarters in brussels and has the you are paying reaction to the us plan. as the german foreign minister has already said, she's opposed to sending any cluster munitions to ukraine. it's a difficult issue for the nato alliance because if you look at the 31 members, about 2 thirds of them have signing the international treaty against the use of cluster munitions. and so a difficult problem, i think, for the nato secretary general, his official position is that nato doesn't have a position on this is up to individual countries while they send to ukraine. but he knows the public and nato countries. they have a position on best,

of the missing and that on certain loss. because until you find the body, the morning process cannot move forward or the international committee of the red cross, which has long been involved in the search for the disappeared, says families deserve psychological help. but institutional health is more important. yeah. for chester, west point, and that whole levels of government must stop and all kinds and make available information and ensure that the institute for the missing has sufficient funds and results is to fulfill its mandates. more than 7600 missing people are still being searched for in bosnia and herzegovina. among them are 800 victims from strep renewed. so even though it's 28 years since the war ended, thousands of their relatives can not stop facing the past. i to 100 most of all the data set and it's time for the why the his as a to that hello is whether it's nothing quiet across the good parts of the middle lease. now i don't see much in the web that shamal way and so that's good news. lots a clear sky. so you can see for what you celsius here in the hall. i think some of the money mr. folk to watch out for and probably getting

of the missing and that on certain loss. because until you find the body, the morning process cannot move forward or the international committee of the red cross, which has long been involved in the search for the disappeared, says families deserve psychological help. but institutional health is more important. yeah, for chester, possibly nicholas levels. the government must stipend on cards and make available information and ensure that the institute for the missing has efficient funds and resorts is to fulfill its mandates. more than 7600 missing people are still being searched for in bosnia and herzegovina. among them are 800 victims from strep renewed, so even though it's 28 years since the war ended, thousands of their relatives can not stop facing the past i to 100 most of all the data set. and it's, or is there any forces felt that they palestinian monday or my line the occupied westbank. the military says he fired a gun that troops and threw a grenade towards them. separately is ready. soldiers arrested 10 policies and seized weapons, munitions, and ministry equipment during rates in palestinian neighborhoods. now the rights group save

well, the missile chemist is contained hundreds of smaller bombs or bone length that break apart in the air with a wide spread and devastating impact. the international committee of the red crosses as many as 40 percent of the bond lives failed to designate and pose a threat to civilians, often decades lighter cluster munitions are banned by most countries, but not the united states. ukraine, russia and a few others. human rights watch accuses both ukraine and brochure of killing civilians with cluster munitions. will cause to add different medic edited james base who's at the nature of headquarters in just a moment. but 1st let's speak with l. y has correspondent, kimberly how get hello that. kimberly. what's the thinking at the white house on this particular decision? yeah, well more still waiting to get the official announcement, but what we're learning and according to reporting here in the united states, what's the feeling is of the by do ministration is after months of deliberation between, depending on the white house capitol hill, is that the tide needs to be turned if you will, with respect to how this war is proceeding that the you printing and forces are exhausted, th

canisters contain hundreds of smaller bombs bom, let's, if you will, the break apart in the air with a wide spread, devastating impact the international committee of the red cross as the, as many as 40 percent of these ball. and let's do not designate they failed to designate and that's what poses a risk the civilians, often decades later, cluster munitions are banned by most countries are not bad, however, by the united states, by ukraine, by russia, as well as some other countries. human rights watch of cases, both ukraine and russia of cubing killing civilians with cluster munitions. alright . or white house correspondent, kimberly how could join us now? kimberly, what's the thinking of the white house on this? yeah, well the thinking is that there has been a bit of a slow down a terms of ukraine's counter offensive against russia. and as a result of that leg, what the feeling is, is that the supply of western munitions is going to become increasingly scarce. and so there was a need for some sort of new boost if you will, to this offensive. and so as a result, for months, there has been an ongoing debate between the pentagon, the white house capitol hill in

busy ready for peace and it's the international committee for the red cross. and the small contingent of washing peacekeepers. several, the only ones which free access in and out of the car was put on. unfortunately, the latest escalation has directly impeded even the red cross massive. we had talked last month in washington, there's this tri latrell meeting between the president of the european council. i mean, he is private as soon as the by johns president in brussels. this weekend, waterhope is the that these 2 sides can i have a, achieve a long lasting, sustainable disagreement? well, adrian, i'm a, i'm a perpetual optimist. i mean, i had to be as a diplomat. um, but there have been moments of dark pessimism in my own mind when it comes to the kind of conflict. but now i think the momentum is positive and quite strong. you have clearly presidents that lead of who wants a peace agreement and prime minister pressing on of our media, who also does a prime minister. partially. john made a remarkable declaration a few weeks ago saying, armine, it recognizes the territorial integrity of u