well that speak with young freed as he is the head of the living delegation of the international committee of the red cross, which had a team in donna when the slot to watch his head. he joins us now from tripoli. yeah, and thank you so much for your time with us here on out a 0. the international committee of the red cross deals with conflict and victim protection. primarily, i know you've been working livia for a long time having to deal with both sides of this divided country. presumably you want to look into both sides of the mileage. how is not working? is it working? and so once we have seen so far is it is a great correlation with both sides, both of the only keys in the research for any human connection that has the currently lead. yeah. so based on the new study we've done so far, we haven't been able to see the position different domain of sign management. the thing is the degree of the school system that is coming soon as well. and that's where that's where to find what the store the, the change and so, so, so the fire and we're able to do these children or some senses, every corporation of the

investigative nation of the police, in addition to the national information bureau of the united center for the search and release of prisoners under the sbu, the international committee of the red crossman rights non - governmental organizations can be useful. to do may not be so fast, how we walk will affect us, but don't forget 100%. karina bugaichenko valery ratushniuk public news the leader of north korea arrived in an armored train the propaganda agency ria novosti reported to russia that this is the first foreign visit by kim chinin in the last four years. tomorrow in vladivostok, he will meet with the president of russia vladimir putin . the main topic of the negotiations is the new york times. the new york times calls the exchange of technologies and the supply of weapons . of the submarine fleet as well as food moscow expects to receive ammunition from the dprk on the eve of the representative of the us state department matthew miller warned that if kim jong-un will provide russia with weapons against kender, new sanctions will be introduced, the diplomats of japan and south korea reacted to the meeting of the leaders of japan and south korea, a platonic un member state must

be, exclusively such a humanitarian. a step on the part of some international partners or organizations, actually this red cross, the international committeeoss would have and could, if it really had such authority in russia that it could influence the situation, then it could ensure the process, first of all, control over the conditions detention of ukrainian prisoners of war and , secondly, to negotiate for their exchange in the process of... bilateral exchanges. to date, only the process of exchanges can appear here, and indeed, even some of these, who are our defenders , who participate in this legal process, they appear on the lists for exchanges and they can be exchanged, and it is russia that actually raises the price with this exchange , as well, striving, probably, well, first of all. to show, by this very process, that she can, as she pleases, in fact, decide the destinies and to show that it punishes even any resistance to itself, military resistance or imagined military resistance, against the establishment of its dictatorship in these territories that it has seized, and secondly, it is, by the way, a signal that russia has bee

and a dispute over the construction of the canal, the, the international committee of the red cross says the dissolves to in libya was violent. i'm very so on the ground in the city of done or the work of say, the scope of the devastation caused by storm. daniel is beyond anyone's ability to co thousands of people killed and thousands more still missing or i'll just, there is tell me that all smart isn't done and explains the sheer scale needs in colorado. what you had let i did that with every passing day. the number of search and rescue teams is rising and then making their way into debt. and we spoke to city officials who said the 1st 3 days were the most difficult. when the search and rescue operations were carried out by local teams, only now crews from all over the world, helping them. yeah. on thursday, for example, the crew arrived from jordan followed by another from egypt, and it said something is yeah. before them, there was a turkish team. the old joint forces to remove the debris and local authorities say the skate of the catastrophe cannot be matched by all those teams. and

of the government and the prime minister. about 100 people. criminal cases were initiated against 49 protesters. the situation in nagorno-karabakh discussed by sergei lavrov and the president of the international committee of the red cross, the head of russian diplomacy this evening will speak at the seventy-eighth session of the un general assembly in new york, the minister continues to hold meetings with colleagues , and negotiations with the heads were held yesterday. the ministry of foreign affairs of nicaragua bolivia azerbaijan mexico with colleagues from turkey and iran discussed issues of humanitarian assistance to syria, the post-war reconstruction of the country and the return of syrian refugees to their homeland . negotiations also took place with the minister of foreign affairs of hungary, petersi. yarta, intends to come to moscow in october for a meeting. lavrov reaffirmed that budapest will continue to uninterruptedly receive oil and gas under previously concluded contracts. the political squabble between ukraine and poland is becoming increasingly heated . the top leadership of the two countries , which seemed to be close allies just a couple of weeks ago, are now exchanging mutual reproaches and insults

azerbaijan, serbia mexico and bolivia with cancer representatives from the president of the international committee of the red crossk part in the meeting in the astana format. the russian delegation is early turkey discussed the situation in syria and confirmed that they will continue to strive for stabilization in the country. china opposes the illegal military presence in syria and the plunder of its resources, this was stated in a joint statement following a meeting between chinese president ping day and syrian president bashar al-assad. we were talking about the situation in the region, let me remind you that damascus views the us military presence as an occupation, which is accompanied by the plunder of natural resources. in addition, the document states that the prc syria condemns the illegal unilateral sanctions against assad's quest. the syrian leader has attracted a lot of attention all over the world when he came to china for the first time in almost 20 years, a holiday for those who like the roar of engines hot. speed ​​adventure in moscow motofestival loud closing of the season the race starts at 2:00 i

the government says that the international committee of the red cross makes regular visits to assess say targeting union leaders like dolores shows the president is using the emergency measure to undermine potential opposition. i put this to his vice—president, felix ulloa, in an exclusive interview. you have made it sound very innocent, very light, but the truth is, it grants some extremely draconian powers to the police, that they can arrest you merely on an anonymous phone call, merely for having tattoos, merely for suspecting that you have an association with illicit gang activity. what you said is not true. i mean, the police, didn't go, or didn't went to the communities to capture people because they have tattoo, or because there is an anonymous phone call, no. it's not like that. this is a lie that has been spread overfor the political position in el salvador. the truth is that when the police go to capture a person in a community, it's because they have the profile. nevertheless, human rights organisations and many others, including the families of many of those who been arre

spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross delegation in armenia. thank you. er rishi sunak will be arriving in manchester ahead of the conservative party conference. but it will be a mixed reception for him, as more than 30 of his own mps have said they won't support any policies that lead to higher overall taxes. the group — including the former prime minister liz truss — have signed a pledge to their constituents. live now to our political correspondent, nick eardley, who's in manchester. next, it is interesting. we have 30 mps speaking about taxes while rishi sunak and members of his cabinet are really trying to focus on road policies. they are trying to focus on policies they say form a relentless attack on motorists. why do you think mr sunak and his cabinet picked this issue? do they think that's the issue voters are carrying about a head of the conservative party conference? its conservative party conference? it; really interesting because conferences are all about trying to set the political agenda, the prime minister will arrive in the next few minute

wanted to take his mobile phone, the formal basis of such and such searches to find out the details of the official project of the international committee of the red cross to restore the fuel supply equipment at the chernihiv thermal power plant, which was destroyed by the russian occupiers , oleksandr wrote about this in his telegram channel e and he also added information that the city transformer and all the works that are being carried out there were actually the reason to search it , but he believes that the real reason was another . it won't be like that, uh, that's it, we'll say goodbye, we hope that in our next broadcasts we'll actually be able to clarify this situation. have a peaceful and safe evening, and then the ether is the espresso tv channel , our colleagues will continue, the pain may become it is not an obstacle to walk up the stairs and we kneel from pain in the knees. try dolgit's knee cream. it relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves the mobility of the joints. you can also walk on foot. the only yellow cream for joint pain and beyond . on the eve of the euro 2024 selection, september 12 at 21:45 , megogo has discounts on amiks

more than 60% of the country's exports and imports are carried out through the ports of this province . to 5 thousand and 300 people have increased. the international committee of the red cross and red crescent has also announced that about 10 thousand people have disappeared due to this terrible storm . according to the number of missing people, there is a possibility that the number of victims will increase. reach 10,000 people on page c, so far, more than 20,000 people have migrated from the city of iran, storms , rains and floods in libya have been unprecedented in the past 40 years, and the us house of representatives has initiated an official investigation to impeach biden. speaker of the us house of representatives with iran carty said the impeachment inquiry would give congress the power to review financial documents to determine whether he received money from foreign sources. the white house criticized the investigation. the politics of the extremists, khan, the son of the current president of the united states of america . at parts of ardabil province, gilan and the western parts of mazandaran province, the northern and eastern cities of west azerbaijan will have r

. >> the vice president of the international committee of the red cross says there is an urgent need to scale up eight operations in eastern libya. >> according to our colleagues and, of course, the volunteers of the libyan red cross and working -- read crescent -- red crescent, hundreds may have died, thousands more affected, people missing. what we have immediately done is to provide -- we have an active throughout libya across all those years of armed conflict. the emergency now is to save lives and provide first aid. then we are also seeking to assess the overall situation because what will be needed is certainly shelter, water, food, and assistance for all the victims of this terrible flooding. we had stopped before that because we had a suspicion for the communities who have been affected by the armed conflict, and at present, there is a need to scale up, of course. this response, the international movement of the red cross and red cross and -- red cross and red crescent is organizing to do so. >> international aid has begun reaching morocco as the death toll friday's earthquake

the steps that are being taken by russian profile structures to reunite underage citizens of ukraine with their relatives precisely from for this purpose, interaction has been established with the international committee of the red cross, working contacts have been established with the ukrainian side, all this information is in the public domain, but their never publishes the us state department, he prefers to prepare reports, we take this word also in a fantasy quotation mark, we come to other topics. today, september 5, is the anniversary of the sad event of the terrorist attack on the russian embassy in kobul. as a result of this crime , two employees of our diplomatic mission were killed last year, bright memory, unfortunately, the problem of combating international authoritarian groups in afghanistan is still acute, the efforts of the local government are clearly not enough to fully the elimination of the tourist underground and the provision of assistance to the afghan regulation will finally ensure peace and stability in afghanistan, stop the hotbeds of terrorism and prevent their spread to the neighboring states of the region. another outrageous incident took place in gothenburg on the eve of the end of the ru

the policy of extremists. it increased to 5 thousand 300 people and thousands of people disappeared due to floods caused by the storm. the international committee of the red cross and red crescent announced that about 10 thousand people disappeared due to this terrible storm. caused by a violent storm completely destroyed the money model the turkey-palestine friendship hospital in gaza announced that lung cancer is more common in women after breast cancer than other cancers in the gaza strip. aunt muhammad is suffering from lung cancer. tests show that the disease has spread to other parts of her body . fight against similar cancer. thousands of other cancer patients, people like me, do not have access to medicine and treatment. electricity is the difficult economic situation and the blockade of gaza . we must ask for medicine and treatment . medicine and treatment should be available to us. up to 19 of these drugs have a catastrophic shortage caused by the blockade for 17 years, gaza is in the hands of the zionists, and they do not allow me to leave for treatment. they have been hospitalized for almost two and a half months. this is a proven history of more th

of the extremists. the singer , the son of the american president, is facing criminal charges in various cases, including corruption . thousands of people disappeared due to floods caused by the storm. the international committee of the red cross and red crescent announced that about 10,000 people disappeared due to this terrible storm . gone

the steps that are being taken by, e, russian specialized structures for reunification minor citizens of ukraine with their relatives, for this very purpose , interaction has been established with the international committee of the red cross have been established with the ukrainian side. all this information is in open access.

as you come on the is the vice president of the international committee of the red cross. he says there is an urgent need to scale. i paid operations in eastern libya, according to our colleagues, and of course, the bottom tiers of the lead, genuine crescent working on the ground. the situation is extremely dire. a hundreds and hundreds of people may have died, a thousands more affected people are missing. so what we have immediately done is to provide that, you know, we have been, i can see throughout the, across all those years of conflict. we have warehouses with stocks. so immediately we supported the lead in great trust for them to use in the data, not region in the east to provide life saving assistance to help them eva, create people stranded in the emergency now is to save lives and provides 1st aid. and then we're also seeking to assess the overall situation because what we need to be need to do. so it's a new shelter, water, food and assistance for all the victims of these. so 30 both settings. we had stocks before that because we had a response to this. fission i

zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and also tries to monitor security together with the international committee of the red cross organized the evacuation of the civilian population from the azovstals in mariupol. last year, we saw evidence of that what are the violations of human rights and all this is documented by un agencies, including sexual violence and other types of violence that are provoked by the conflict provoked by the russian federation, all documentation is very important for accountability, and when we talk about accountability in the framework of human rights violations, it is really crucial that everything complies with international norms mr. president so we know that now we are facing a food crisis , as well as a total increase in prices from june 2022 year, we made our efforts to enable the functioning of the grain initiative during the year when this agreement was functioning, we signed a memorandum of understanding on the export of products and a feeders and we see what the walrus was like last year and the black sea initiative made it possible to transfer more than 33 million cubic meters

official who is currently in captivity in the russians, the russians confirmed to the international committee of the red crossthey have the mayor of kherson, ihor kolykhaev, he did not leave kherson when the city was occupied, and that is exactly how he ended up his son sviatoslav is in the hands of the russians, who now lives abroad. he informed the authors of one of the kherson sieges about this. he said that he contacted the red cross and they confirmed that his father entered him, that the russian side submitted him to the list prisoners of war and indicated that he is on the territory of russia, unfortunately, the exact location of his whereabouts and his health has not yet been updated, says the son of the mayor, and earlier actually sinmera said that the ukrainian authorities did not include his father in the lists of prisoners of war and lists for exchange because m.m. had some kind of unfavorable attitude towards mr. igor , what can you say about this, mr. yury, i can say that we are simply obliged to release every citizen of ours who is now in the hands of the enemy, well, there is nothing to talk a

of the situation in a go know kind of back. jason stresses really spoke spring for the international committee of the red cross joining a san from geneva. thank you for your time. i to a u. k. home secretary is preparing to make a speech that will call for the reform of the united nations refugee convention in an address to the american enterprise institute in washington square. a brave men will question whether the convention is paid for them on age. the u. k. government has proposed to plan to relocate, assign them seek is will enter the country legally to wanda, something new and refugee agency a said is incompatible with the spirit of the refugee convention that spring, enjoy the whole life from westminster, from on this toner. what more do we expect to hear from the home secretary on this? the most pretty old data stuff. the british home secretary speaking in washington at a right wing think tank tearing into this 1951 refugee convention project protected by the u. n. it sets out the definition of what it means to be a refugee, the criteria for what it means to be protected as a refugee on the international asylum law. and

happen through some third party with the involvement of, for example, a non-governmental or governmental organization, the international committee of the red crossf we cooperate with terrorists, then we must continue to cooperate with an organization that constantly it would be logical to criticize, but this does not happen, therefore, according to the humanitarian corridors, in my personal opinion, such an idea is very risky, because the russian federation can return conditionally there 300,200 children to report this in an attempt to avoid responsibility, including to the international criminal court, and then to close it. sorry for such jargon and the bench and all, and then children of difficult categories, such as orphans, children deprived of parental care, in particular, how to return children who are no longer their children they were taken out as children, and now they have come of age, and these are, for example , boys who are conscripted, this is their humanitarian corridor, which will allow such a thing to be done if i make such an arrangement, it is very good, but if it is not there, we simply leave the children at a huge risk of be

about a few such news that are heard in the media, here is information that the international committee of the red crossonfirmed the status of the captured former mayor of kherson, ihor kolykhaev , you also know that you can tell about his story, where he can when was the last time he was contacted and under what circumstances was he captured? what can you say about his activities during the occupation of kherson in particular. to be honest, as an official, an official person, i probably can't to say even that about the red cross, because as far as i understand, what is not the cross itself? well, the information from the son of kolikhayev , that's why i'm used to trusting the official sources there. regarding his work, as far as i remember, he first worked in kherson as a full-time employee of the invasion, and already in may, as far as i remember , and there was no information about where he was and what but there was a lot with him rumors, including about the capture, including the fact that he is in captivity in the crimea, but to say that officially, like me, there were any confirmed data, there wa

towards the armenian border are jammed with traffic as people leave in search of shelter, safety, and humanitarian aid. earlier, zara amatuni — a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red crossa — told the bbc about efforts to supply aid across the region. we are trying to really offer our humanitarian support and resources to cover the immediate needs of the people, ranging from access to food, health care and other essential services such as water, energy and heat while the people are evacuated, but also trying to monitor and ensure the protection of people that are left behind, and also we are, during the past week we were able to deliver much—needed humanitarian supplies, including around 70 metric tonnes of supplies such as wheat flour, sunflower oil and other stuff. wheat flour, sunflower oil and otherstuff. in wheat flour, sunflower oil and other stuff. in addition to that we have found that nearly 50 people with urgent medical needs to get evacuated within the territory or outside. ashley yesterday we facilitated the passage of critically injured people, 23 people to armenia to get specialised treatment. let's go to the armenian capital yarevan. 0ur correspondent kas

says another major focus should be on the removal of landlines and flooded areas of the world health organization and the international committee of the red cross issue. to a statement about that today, the most important issue is the contaminated water. the water is contaminated from a number of sources and the people are not drinking tap water and that they have a potable water that they can drink to avoid and prevent as best for for speaker said water born disease as we really want to prevent a secondary health crisis, let me ask you about some of the less obvious stages too. and the last hour i spoke, so the head of the libby and delegation of the i see all say he was telling me about unexploded ordnance from the war now being dislodged in law, staring the flag wilson. how well a threat is that in data, according to mass, this is the u. n. mind action center, which works with a live mac, the libyan mind action center. this is a very real concern. and they are now planning to come and try and do some tracking and d mining in the area when it's possible. but certainly there needs to be a focus on this because of course it presents a very seri

of the few journalists to up to date following your visit is one of the fewjournalists to have visited karabakh this week. earlier the bbc spoke with jason straziuso, spokesperson for the international committee of the red crossy are doing in the area. the last couple of days, we sent in several convoys, 70 tonnes of humanitarian goods. that was mostly wheat flour, but also yeast and some sunflower oil. obviously, the supplies can be used to make bread and other bakery items. that's an indication of how dire the situation is. not enough food, not enough medical supplies. that convoy that we sent in today did drop off some medical supplies but it also dropped off body bags. not so pleasant to think about, but an important aspect of this is dignified management of the dead. so it's a well rounded humanitarian effort from our teams the last couple of days. so over the last 72 hours, let's say, there has been an increase in humanitarian access. i think the sides understand that we are a neutral organisation, that we don't take sides. this helps facilitate the activity, the work that we carry out. we have close contact with both sides and we wouldn't be able to move through without permission and we don't seek to

international actors, including the security council members. the single thing is they leave it at a point that didn't go through all of them. and let you was finally conducted by the international committee of the red cross of 2 weeks of arctic sea. she will be late goes, but you'll need you to move the obstructions by our menu and each so underneath population having failed to impose its vague narrative on international community. so a so called pointing to an agenda, i mean, you deserve to meet with the repair location. the next day, september 19 2023, hoping that a new patient will help it's blame game against everybody jumped as a result of the explosion of mine's blended by our menial. so what those group on this easily i bailey for shut out to see you. ruth. constructors tragically lost their lives for police officers fell victim to enter. the mine explosion. enclose the vicinity over the same area while attempting to inspect the mind incident. site based explosions lead to cd is the wounding of 6 more of the way you any police officers here, you can see horrible consequences of these are equal. so what they're shocked against. otherwise young was an it's silver and take orders. 6 persons with conc

of what is happening. with more people are merging with their own first—hand accounts, that could change. a short while ago i spoke to zara amatuni — she is the spokesperson for the international committee of the red crossas been present across the region since three decades and will be following of the needs of the people who are been suffering the consequences of the situation. currently we are actually trying to step up our sources to give the scale, by adding personal, specialising in health, forensic and weapon contamination. also we are trying to offer our humanitarian support and resources to cover the immediate needs of the people, ranging from the access to food, health care and other essential services such as water and heat while the people are evacuating. we are trying to monitor and ensure the protection of people left behind. also during the past week we have delivered much—needed humanitarian supplies, including around 70 metric tonnes of supplies such as wheat flour, sunflower oil and other stuff. in addition, we've helped nearly 50 people with urgent medical need to get evacuated either within the territory or outside, yesterday, we facilitated the passage of critically injured people,

the people of them. it was impossible to talk about it and well planted found to do came it was difficult with the drawers and the international committee of the red cross that helped us by the drawers the russian cross that helped us. and now it's given us humanitarian aid, which we provide to people throughout the republic. but that can be easily explained by the fact that the ukrainian red cross doesn't tied its political allegiance in another violation of the organizations code. ukrainian red cross categorically condemns the actions of the aggressor country, which lead to an increase in the number of victims among the civilian population, as well as an increase in human casualties in cities and towns throughout the country. the guilty must be brought to justice in accordance with international law, the neutrality in order to continue to enjoy the confidence of all the movements may not take sides and hostilities or engage at any time and to improve our system for political, racial, religious, or ideological nature, are you reached out to the main office of the red cross in the you for a comment on all of the above? the response was silence reports.

the data. what are this kind of off region, jason? so socio is a spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross. it says it's, he says it's going to be difficult and take time to get medical supplies to those who need it. so this is a devastating aspect for this region. the world's, our region that has, has limited supplies, coming in limited medical supplies, limited food, and that complicates the response even more. i think that the work that are to use using most as urgency is, is urgent. that all these patients, hundreds of patients get as much medical care as they can. but it's also urgent that these patients are moved to medical facilities that are better or able to better care for them. the, the medical facility where they're at right now is fever, loans, and doesn't have enough capacity to respond to all the medical needs. well, one of the problems and the reason this reason is the access points are steadily a few and far between. and the ones that are available are fairly heavily traffic right now. that is to say, restrictive. uh, what are the pieces? the good news is that we do see a lo

territory of the belgorod region as oleksiivka colony number four, i submitted there, but i have not yet received an answer from them. at the same time, the international committee of the red cross reported that vadym wrote a letter an employee of the organization read it over the phone dasha and the girl recorded the conversation on a recorder i read it yes yes hi mom with me everything is fine i live in normal conditions normal conditions are very green i miss you i love all of you dasha says they also wrote vadim how many letters there were not to count, however, none to him yes and did not get to the point, she already learned from the man who was sitting with her brother and returned with exchanges that this man also told who returned from captivity, the conditions have become better - he said, uh , they feed a little better, they go to work with they work there until 8:00 p.m. they sew there. he didn't give vadim, if he's worth it. just like me, it's very good that he allows you to hold on, after all, continue this struggle, continue to look for ways to get your brother out of captivity, hold on it helps that i see my mother, who constantly prays , goes to church with nadi

the programme. joining me now from tripoli is yann fridez, head of delegation, libya at the international committee of the red cross are your work is focusing on in the last 2a hours? —— workers. we work is focusing on in the last 24 hours? -- workers.— work is focusing on in the last 24 hours? -- workers. we have been very bus with hours? -- workers. we have been very busy with our— hours? -- workers. we have been very busy with our response _ hours? -- workers. we have been very busy with our response in _ hours? -- workers. we have been very busy with our response in derna - hours? -- workers. we have been very busy with our response in derna and i busy with our response in derna and we have provided a lot of equipment. we have given equipment for people to be protected in their tasks. we are now preparing donations and the trucks are moving as we speak and they will reach benghazi. we can deliver these to a primary health care centre. these goods and this medicine will be enough to cover the centre for three months. and then we will have items to purify the water and restore sanitation. what will have items to

of these people is now the factor in azeri hands. 0lga ivshina, bbc news, karabakh. earlier, the bbc spoke with jason straziuso, spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross us up to speed on the humanitarian work they are doing in the area. the last couple of days we have sentin the last couple of days we have sent in 70 tons of humanitarian aid, mostly wheat flour, some yeast and the supplies can be used to make bread and other bakery items. as an indication of how dire the situation is, not enough food, not enough medical supplies. it also dropped off body bags — not so pleasant to think about but an important aspect of this is a dignified management of the dead. so it is a well—rounded humanitarian effort from our team is the last couple of days. 0ver team is the last couple of days. over the last 72 hours, there has been a big increase in military presence. this site understand we are a neutral organisation and we do not take sides. this helps facilitate the activity and the work we carry out. we have close contact with both sides and we would not be able to move through without permission and we do not seek to move through without permission. so tho

see the buildings devastated and where the wall of water has come in and just washed away everything before it. it is the international committee of the red crossed crescent who have come up with the figure of 10,000 people missing. what we are doing at the moment is you know looking at the pictures, very if verifying the pictures. there are the rival governments in libya and it is not a story where we rely as much as we do on official sources, it is where we do our own verification and look at the pictures and you can see the story that they're telling.— that they're telling. those are the ictures that they're telling. those are the pictures around _ that they're telling. those are the pictures around a _ that they're telling. those are the pictures around a dam _ that they're telling. those are the pictures around a dam that - that they're telling. those are the pictures around a dam that is - pictures around a dam that is reported to have breached. you mentioned when we talk about authorities in usual circumstances and situations, there are figures associated to them, it is more complicated in a country like libya? yes, it is difficult, beca

of people, refugees, with their belongings, whatever they could get. they are heading towards centre which is just behind the camera, there are a few tents 5etup by the international committee of the red crossed cross. to register them. there's also another registration registration centre further up in the next town my next village. some people will go there to register. but my own impression is that a lot of these people coming through are not registering, they are driving through. for that reason, i think the numbers that are given by the authorities and the red cross here about the number of cro55 here about the number of refugees coming through, it may be pretty much that real number is a lot higher than that. we heard this morning that there were about 19,000 people so far have arrived here in the last 23 days. but my own impression is that the real number really is higher. we impression is that the real number really is higher.— really is higher. we were hearing earlier from _ really is higher. we were hearing earlier from the _ really is higher. we were hearing earlier from the us _ really is higher. we were hearing earlier from the us aid _ really is higher. we were hearing earlier

the scenes of desperation... at least 20 people died in an explosion at a fuel depot. armenian separatist officials say, almost 300 people are in hospital. dozens are in critical condition. the international committee of the red crossare hundreds of burns victims and it is looking to help with medical evacuations. the cause of the blast is not known. the roads out of nagorno—karabakh to the border are jammed, with people trying to get out as fast as they can. they fear persecution and ethnic cleansing. here's here's one refugee describing their experience of leaving. translation: it was horrible, children were starving - and they were crying. a child fainted, she had a fever, so we gave her some medication. we ran away to survive, that is all. live now to our correspondent kasra naji in the armenian capital yerevan. where the entrance of this villa and it is the first place refugees arrived into armenia and this is their entrance into armenia and all day, we've been hearing in the mornings and the last few hours, there's been a steady stream of cars coming through and an hour ago, suddenly it stopped for some reason that we do not understand and he picked up again and they're coming through. full of people, refugee

the scenes of desperation, at least 20 people died in an explosion at a fuel depot. armenian separatist officials say almost 300 people are in hospital. dozens are in critical condition. the international committee of the red crossis not known. the roads out of nagorno—karabakh to the border are jammed, with people trying to get out as fast as they can. they fear persecution and ethnic cleansing. here's one refugee describing their experience of leaving. translation: it was horrible, children were starving - and they were crying. the child had a fever so we gave her some medication. we ran away to survive, that is all. envoys from both armenia and azerbaijan have held eu—backed talks in brussels. it's the first meeting between the countries since azerbaijan seized the enclave. armenia reportedly described the talks as "quite constructive", while azerbaijan said they would help with the "normalisation process". nagorno—karabakh is at the heart of one of the world's longest—running territorial and ethnic conflicts. it's recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan, but has been controlled by ethnic armenians for three decades. live now to bbc russian's nataliya zotova. what are you seeing on the ground? take m

of mistrust on both sides. the destiny of these people is now de facto. earlier, the bbc spoke with jason straziuso, spokesperson for the international committee of the red crossht us up to speed on the humanitarian work they are doing in the area. the last couple of days we have sent in several convoys, 70 tonnes of wheat flour, but also used under some sunflower oil. 0bviously those supplies can be used to make bread, other bakery items. that is an indication of how dire the situation is. not enough food, not enough medical supplies. the convoy we sent in today did drop off some medical supplies. and also dropped off body bags, not so pleasant to think about what an important aspect of this is the dignified management of the dead. it is a well humanitarian effort from our team for the past couple of days. 0ver effort from our team for the past couple of days. over the past 72 hours there has been an increase in humanitarian access. i think the sides understand that we are a neutral organisation. we do not take sides. this helps facilitate the activity, the work we carry out. we have close contact with both sides. we wouldn't be able to move through without p

following last weekends, devastating flounce international committee of the red cross. as an urgent medical supplies and body bags thousands have died out as there is time that will. smarty reports from 10 in colorado. what you had left did with every passing day, the number of search and rescue teams is rising and then making their way into debt . and we spoke to city officials who said the 1st 3 days were the most difficult. with searching rescue operations were carried out by local teams only now crews from all over the world, helping them. yeah. on thursday, for example, the crew arrived from jordan followed by another from egypt, and it said something is yeah. before them there was a turkish team. the old joint forces to remove the debris. the local authorities say the skate of a catastrophe cannot be matched by all those teams. and they are calling for more crews with sufficient and proper equipment. official reports because the 10000 missing people as a friday. but that's a middle initial estimation. since many dead bodies are still washing up on the shows every

well, let me know, i spoke to g like california is the vice president of the international committee of the red cross. he said that that's an urgent need to scale of 8 operations in east, in libya as well, according to our colleagues and of course, the bottom tiers of the lead, younger and crescent working on the ground. the situation is extremely dire. a hundreds and hundreds of people may have died, a thousands more effective people are missing. so what we have immediately done is to provide, you know, we have been cuba. so up to the, across all those years of conflict, we have warehouses with stocks. so immediately we supported the libyan red cross border and t is in the data, not region in the east to provide life saving us systems to help them. if i create people stranded in the emergency now is to save lives and provides 1st aid. and then we also seeking to assess the overall situation because what we need to be need to do, so it's a new shelter, water, food, and assistance for all the victims of these. so 30 both settings indeed as an unfolding tragedy by the hour. let's just talk about the po

and she'll come on as a vice president of the international committee of the red cross. and he says there was an urgent need to scale off 8 operations in east and livia. according to our colleagues and of course, the bottom tiers of the, the genuine crescent working on the ground. the situation is extremely dire. a hundreds and hundreds of people that may have died, a thousands more affected people are missing. so what we have a mediately done is to provide, you know, we have been cuba to of tv uh, across all those years of conflict. we have warehouses with stock, so immediately we supported the lead in, but trust for them to use in the dead, in the region, in the east to provide life saving assistance to head. and then it creates people stranded in the emergency. now is to save lives and provides 1st aid. and then we're also seeking to assess the overall situation. because what we need to be need to do. so it's a new shelter, water, food and assistance for all the victims of these. so 30 both settings. we had stocks before that because we had a response to the special ne

and the country says 8 foot by to provide a quote or for medical evacuation to the international committee seat of the red cross. the close is all they explode in a still on c high from residence and it tells us about the old deal. as we were standing there and suddenly were heard a loud explosion. then we saw several people line on the ground. we came up and help them. 3 of them were dead. everything was turned upside down. besides this car, there were 2 other cars. they didn't started off. we were able to fix this when we took the family out and drove divorce. they attacked us and employees were standing nearby were killed, others were injured, 10 to 15 people were injured. i can say that 99 percent of the residents here want to leave a whole lot of alias because people are afraid they are shot at the situation is deplorable and it's hard to leave us. we had a blockade. we were starved. electricity was cut off 3 or 4 times every day. for 2 hours, water was turned off, then we were attacked. but we do not lose hope to return home and live peacefully. as of this news, our son a boy is on was a pa, that's someth

the february. they have a lot of important experiences. the international committee and federation of the red cross of red crescent. similarly on stand by, but they can't move until they're off to and they haven't been as americans trying for the moment to do this by themselves with their on policies. landon c assets put to work to try and reach these remote areas. we're not hearing the extent to which they are being successful as yet lots of impossible roads across a very, very large mountainous area. 8 to 10000000 people live across 6 provinces. effective by this. like, it may be some time yet before we have a clear picture of the scope and scale of this disaster or join a thank you very much for that for now. that is donna hall, live in modification, hundreds heavy in washington hospitals across morocco to denise blood in the wake of the quick blood donation campaign was launched earlier in the day. and the men's national football team is also donation fab logged for the quaker victims. and algeria has decided to open this s face to morocco, the to allow for the delivery of humanitarian medical aid. the presidential office says it will li