the most serious a crime against any country, yes, of course they were offended, i think so. to the secretary general of the international federation of the red cross, president of the international committeew, colleagues, but the red cross is not represented by anyone in those territories, that’s what i was told, why do we have an office in donba in donetsk, well, the office could be anywhere, and this is again a reproach, because i was in lisichansk, it was literally there, 5-3-5 km from me, we had contact... we had to it’s natural to blend into the terrain in order not to be attacked by one of the opponents, but i explained to them that i couldn’t be in a red t-shirt, because this is a very good target for a sniper and they told me so directly about it, they said we should not enter the territory where it is dangerous for life, excuse me, but what about those children who live there, and why did we decide that it is dangerous for the life of the red rat employee? who lives there, we are not talking about the fact that we have to go into the trenches, but in order to look at the living conditions soldiers, to bring some other humanitarian aid, we go to civilians, they live here permanent

the incident was "under review". earlier today, i spoke to william schomburg, who is head of office in rafah for the international committee of the red crossoon, there were several very loud explosions and extremely close proximity to our offices of the international committee of the red cross, the icrc here in rafah, which led to a very high loss of life. there were many wounded. the scenes were horrific, frankly — nothing that i've ever seen before. we had an influx of children, women, young men, all of whom had been extremely badly injured as a result of these explosions. we were able to transfer them to the nearby located red cross field hospital, where we have dedicated teams working to try and save lives and to meet the needs of civilians during this conflict who have consistently lacked access to health care. and we were able to to receive 22 dead, as well as 45 injured. and that's amidst reports of further casualties that did not come to us. there are concerns that the simmering conflict between israel and the lebanese armed group, hezbollah, risks turning into a wider regional war. the two sides have exchanged fire across the leba

and these are such details in international humanitarian law, they are also prescribed, and in the end such a third party can... the international committee of the red crossif it sees that everyone has refused other countries, the international committee of the red cross can too to become such a third party, well , we do not see such processes yet, they are neutral in all directions. i would also like to talk about certain practical things, because very often our citizens see their relatives and loved ones in so-called propaganda videos, yes. what to do in such a case, if a person saw either a civilian or a prisoner of war, in any video clip, whether it was an official resource of the occupying state, or in some channel, in some social network, that do where apply, that is, first of all, of course, it is easiest to apply to the police, all this information will eventually come into contact with the national... the national information bureau is a special body that appeared in our country, unfortunately, only in 2022 , maybe in 2014, but in the meantime, and this information, it gets there, but like the media initiative for human rights and the center for

and these are such details in international humanitarian law, they are also prescribed, and in the end such a third party can be the international committee of the red cross, if he will see that all other countries have refused. the international committee of the red cross can also become such a third party, well , we have not seen such processes yet, they are neutral in all directions, we would also like to talk about certain practical things, because very often our citizens see their relatives in so-called propaganda videos, their loved ones, so what to do in such a case, if a person saw either a civilian or ... there, relatively speaking, on a channel, in some social network, what to do, where to turn, that is , first of all, of course, the easiest is to contact the police, all this information will eventually come into contact with the national national information bureau, this is a special body that we have appeared, unfortunately, only. in 2022, or maybe in 2014, but nevertheless, this information also gets there, but like the media initiative on human rights and the center for civil liberties, we help relatives, we accompany them in all these proce

the international - tell us about it. the - international committee of tell us about it. tue: international committee of the red cross people were killed and 45 people injured because of shelling which was targeted near the offices of the red cross in al—mawasi which is meant to be a safe area. the israeli army said there was no indication israel carried out an attack on the incident is under review for hamas officials and authorities inside gaza say israel has launched a strike there but the result is many people are around taking shelter close to the offices of the red cross and that is supposed to be a self area but people were killed and it shows how this is affecting people on a daily basis and there are more than 37 killed since the war in gaza started, so it is catastrophic is a situation and it puts pressure on israel and all of the international community to stop orfind a the international community to stop or find a way to get a deal and reach peace in order to avoid casualties every day. to avoid casualties every day and over the past week we have seen the israeli army carrying out what it calls tactical p

there's less health care facilities that are pushed out of service due to the systems now share with us how is the international committee of the red cross coping and addressing the shortage of medical supplies? the treatment center has in gaza. it doesn't matter. point of direct cross has a step which it's beautiful hospital in brooklyn, consulting got a strip right across the seaside. it falls outside of the human italian, a zone that was in most part, these are a sort of he's, it's came to suggest the needs or to complement the needs of the ministry of house and about his time. because in society i'm responding to urgency needs as those are services, it has a big capacity of 62 beds. it's kind of so about 200 patients a day. and last week we have breakfast and have lots of patience, 3 days in a row of the new to bombardment and visiting areas. and they've already reached more than half of its capacity and less than one power. this is extremely alarming because those can never bus to the hospitals that are run by the get types of minutes to of, of health. there's only one hospital across because that is still capable of providing advan

the incident was "under review". let's cross over to rafah and speak to william schomburg, head of office in rafah for the international committee of the redross. thank you forjoining us. tell us exactly what has happened. thank you ve much. exactly what has happened. thank you very much- as — exactly what has happened. thank you very much. as you've _ exactly what has happened. thank you very much. as you've already - very much. as you've already mentioned yesterday afternoon there were several very loud explosions and extremely close proximity to our offices of the international committee of the red cross in rafah which led to very high loss of life. there were many wounded, the scenes were horrific, frankly and nothing i've ever seen before. we had an influx of children, women, young men, all of whom had been extremely badly injured as a result of these explosions and we were able to transfer them to the nearby located red cross field hospital where we have dedicated teams working to save lives and to meet the needs of civilians during this conflict who have consistently lacked access to health care and we were able to receive 22 dared

uh there are 2 main off that's are delivered by the president of the international committee. red cross person is a but i'm a faithful implementation of disparate and the letters of the international uh, human attorney law geneva conventions. that's cool for the protection of ulta billions of that old, deprived of the altars. the price of liberty must be treated humanely and for also their release condition and release of all houses just and the 2nd task is to ensure the protection of civilians and to ensure there is impartial aid that is allowed to in turn 1000 urgently. and most importantly, safely what you want italian workers have been facing recently across the old because his trip is unprecedented level of complication. and it's becoming very dangerous to sustain meditating operations and provide evidence that needed assistance or thousands for hundreds of thousands of palestinians across the causes chip. this has to be changed immediately, as we've many, many lies hanging to balance here. that was on the 100, from the international committee of the red cross in the gaza, speaking

of the eyes of garbage and sort of the waste everywhere. where does this place people kind of see any, the whole right we have to living here. now here's the amount of international committee of the red cross of communications offices. i thank you for giving us insight into all of these and thank you for what you do. thank you. thank you. about the washington policies towards the well guided by colonialism and neil colonialism and that's according to russia's top diplomatic. speaking during his 1st ever visit to book, you know, fossil say it again, love it. all of the sad in the comparison moscow seats, the quality of mutual benefits when it comes to cooperation with all the countries as the new cancer needs to be moved with as americans still cannot get rid of the syndrome of old mightiness and permissive this, i think they have the right to make claims all over the world, telling african asian latin american european countries what to do in economics, politics and how they will cooperate with the united states, against any one data competitive by washington. and they divide all foreign affairs into those to afford the united states and against the us. this is none of our consent. our rel

of the line depends on how the parties authorize one or the other the organization unicef, which does not have a representative office in... on the territory of the russian federation, or the international committee of the red crossh does not have the authority in its charter to go and pick up ukrainian children, to go and pick up ukrainian children cannot, therefore, we... must authorize them to do what is directly provided for in their statutory documents, namely to assist us in the identification of children, and here is already a big question, why is the information that we transmit not verified and also given they have a greater role than just taking the children by the arms to the border, now the international committee of the red cross is very pleased to be participating in the return, but we have to say what its role is, and it is absolutely insignificant, and defending somewhat unicef, i want to say: what are they really help those children who returned after deportation and forced displacement, or reunited with their parents from the occupied territories, providing some humanitarian aid, psychological support , etc., that is, in principle, they do something, but what they do is not enough, because the r

independent investigation into israeli shelling that damaged the gaza office of the international committee of the red crossay. jordan condemned what it called israel's "systematic targeting" of civilians and aid agencies. in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people attended what organisers said was the biggest anti—government protest since the war began. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under continued public pressure as the families of 116 hostages held by hamas in gaza plead for a ceasefire. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has more on saturday's strikes. there have been more deadly israeli strikes on different neighbourhoods of gaza city. in beach camp, or shati camp, large strikes there. you can see these dark plumes of smoke in social media videos, several homes flattened, shocked people rushing to help the casualties who are at the scene. and there has been speculation in isreali media that a senior hamas commander was being targeted, but the official israeli military statement only talks about hamas structures being targeted. the israeli military has also put out a statement saying tha

of ukraine, and we have seen the... conditions in which they are being held , the most important thing, you know, that we saw it, and the fact that they have access to the international committee of the red cross, which actually monitors, that yes, these are conditions corresponding to international humanitarian law, the russian federation did not grant such access, and so ukraine itself created a special one commission to determine among these people the wounded, or likewise, yes, those who have chronic diseases, and such people according to the opinion of this commission. can be sent, for example, to the russian federation without these procedures of mutual simultaneous release. russia has not done this, and it does not allow the international red cross full access to all detention facilities, and many of these detention facilities, they are illegal, especially in the occupied territories. absolutely agree with you here. mrs. maria, please tell me at what level is often conducted. are there negotiations between ukraine and russia, are there possibly any mediators, well, we know that there are some mediators, yes, is it only the state that leads, or is it some private people, structures that

the incident was "under review". let's cross over to rafah and speak to william schomburg, head of office in rafah for the international committee of the red

meanwhile in southern gaza, the international committee of the red cross says 22 people were killed whenffices were shelled. an israeli military spokesperson said there was "no indication" its forces were responsible in either attack, but the incidents were under review. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has more. there have been more deadly israeli strikes on different neighbourhoods of gaza city. in al—shati camp, large strikes there. you can see these dark plumes of smoke in social media videos. several homes flattened, shocked people rushing to help the casualties who are at the scene. there has been speculation on israeli media that a senior hamas commander was being targeted, but the official israeli military statement talks only about hamas infrastructure being targeted. the israeli military has also put out a statement saying that there was not a direct attack on an international committee of the red cross facility, in al—mawasi, in rafah a day ago. that was where at least 22 people were killed according to the red that was where at least 22 people were killed, accord

of safety, but none exist? include any others either the plaza palestine? well, the international committee of the red cross has put out a statement condemning these rarely upside me with specifically mentioned in that report from him that says heavy caliber projectiles, london within meters of the office and residents is the i see. i see the strike damage the structure of the i see as the office which is surrounded by hundreds of display civilians living in tents. goes on to say that the nearby field hospitably received 22 killed and 45 injured the icy ah see says firing. so dangerously close to humanitarian structures, but the lives of civilians and humanitarians at rest when it speak to terra tablets . whom would you want those live? now from there i would buy that product. so this is where the stripe around the wasi killed. 22 pilots demand so much more about what happened direct well, the level of tension is escalating and the real flag districts in the far south. the goal is to strip within the past 24 hours. that was clear. cutting basically a tax in one of the areas that what does ignite that was ig

so this photos an attack on friday of a damage, the southern gaza offices of the international committee of the red cross. with the striking is 22 people, the you stop diplomatic to support that has called for an independent investigation of the incident. now the world health organization has wonderful another day enjoy faced by god, since it says extreme heat, good worse and health problems for about a students living in already dial conditions. it also said these early military, daily falls and fighting has not improved deliveries of badly needed supplies. the child at the doctors without borders as warning, it may be forced to stop or reduce its activities and guides us if small supplies are not received in the coming days. alexandra saw you as a spokesperson for safety. certain we off ha ha, the he does infecting the already dire situation in gaza. so thank you for having me and even the ford as he waves the conditions on the ground were absolutely osha's. and this heat wave is gonna be catastrophic for children and gods that remember early on in the war, israel had shut off the electricity to gaza.

of the two countries can visit their prisoners of war. moscow also cooperates with the international committee of the red cross, everything is done to ensure that the geneva rules are observed convention. in addition, lists of missing persons are being exchanged with the ukrainian country. new report from the ministry of defense, the village of staromaiskoe in the dpr has been liberated. on several fronts. our military improved the situation, two american bradley infantry vehicles were destroyed. in addition, the field ammunition depot and points became targets of aviation, drones, missile forces and artillery. and this is footage from the national guard in the lpr, a cache of weapons, shells, hand grenades, an anti-tank mine, small arms was discovered in an industrial zone, cartridges, fuses, and ammunition that were dangerous to take to the test site were destroyed on the spot. urgent news is coming from shebekin in the belgorod region at this moment: four people were blown up by a mine, three. self-defense fighters; an employee of the russia 24 tv channel was also wounded; he is now in the hospital, in serious condition. the eu is summi

this follows an attack on friday, the damage, the southern guards, the offices of the international committee of the red cross. with set this try killed 22 people. the you stop diplomats will support on has called for an independent investigation of the incident. now of the world health organization has wonderful another day enjoy face by god. since it says extreme heat good for us and has problems for about a senior living and already dial conditions. it also said these are the ministry's daily falls and fighting has not improved deliveries of bad. the needs of supplies, which are the doctors without borders, is wondering if may be forced to solve for the use. the fact if these insides of a school supplies and not received in the coming days. alexander site is a sports person for save the children. we also how the heat is impacting the already dire situation in got so i thank you for having me. even the ford, as he waves the conditions on the ground were absolutely osha's. and this heat wave is going to be catastrophic for children and got that. remember, early on in the war, israel had shut off the electric

the materials and international organization. un children's fund, council of europe. the osce, the international committee of the red crosse international criminal court have turned out to be blind and deaf to the crimes against our children. but, colleagues, clear evidence of the suffering to which the kiev regime condemns defenseless children should become available to the general public and not only in russia. unfortunately, the fate of hundreds of children who were forcibly taken from donbass, the territory temporarily controlled by kiev, is still unknown, whether the children remained in ukraine, whether they were taken to other countries, whether their rights and interests are respected and whether they are even alive, unfortunately there are no answers to these questions yet, but they must be found, a lot of work has been done and i believe that the report fully corresponds to what we set goals: to create a document to inform citizens of russia and the world community about crimes... against children. inna svitenko also noted that one of the results of the commission’s work was the revision of russian legislation o

the icrc did not say who had carried out the attacks, adding the international committee of the red crosss the most recent incident to have endangered civilian lives. an israel defense forces spokesman told the bbc that initial inquiries suggested there was no indication that it had carried out a strike in the area but added that the incident was under review. the raid comes as a simmering conflict between israel and the lebanese armed group his brother risks turning into a wider regional war. the two sides have exchanged fire across the lebanon—israel border in recent weeks. hezbollah says it is fighting israel to support hamas in gaza. israel's military said that operational plans for an offensive in lebanon had been approved and validated. 0ur middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, has been to the israeli side of the border this week, and has this report. war empties neighbourhoods. here on israel's northern border, many say war is also the way to get residents back. david has refused to leave. even when rockets landed right in front of his house a few weeks ago. shrapnel slicing

military has also put out a statement saying that there was not a direct attack on an international committee of the red crossacility, in al—mawasi, in rafah a day ago. that was where at least 22 people were killed according to the red cross when there was shelling on a tent camp for displaced people, and the red cross office nearby was also damaged. to the north of here, on the israel—lebanon border, tensions remain extremely high. there's been an intensification in cross—border violence with israeli forces and the lebanese armed group hezbollah. but the israeli military says today it killed a man there who was an operative of hamas and another allied group, saying that he was supplying these groups with weapons, and they have put out a video of the deadly drone strike they say was on his car. as we heard, there's growing unrest on israel's northern border with lebanon. the two sides have exchanged fire across the lebanon—israel borderfor months. our middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, has been to the israeli side of the border this week, and sent this report.( war empties neighbourhoods. here on isr

the world’s parliaments and international organizations will familiarize themselves with the materials. un children's fund, the council of europe, the osce, the international committee of the red crossrnational criminal court turned out to be blind and deaf to the crimes against our children. but colleagues, visual evidence of the suffering to which the kiev regime condemns defenseless children should become available to the general public and not only in russia. unfortunately, the fate of hundreds of children is still unknown. russia and the world community about kiev’s crimes against children. inna svitenko also noted that one of the results of the commission’s work was an audit of the russian legislation on child safety in the digital space. a package of legislative initiatives has already been prepared and submitted to the lower house, which is aimed at protecting children from information that is harmful to their health and development. in addition, the federation council is developing mechanisms to counter the involvement of minors in terrorist activities. using photos, audio and video materials, including those created with the help of artificial intelligence. short commercia

of gaza city. israel says its fighterjets struck hamas infrastructure. hamas says the attacks targeted civilians. separately, the international committee of the red crossfield hospital is treating badly wounded people,

at least 50 palestinians were martyred by the zionist regime in different areas of gaza. the international committee of the red cross (icrc) on the martyrdom and wounding of dozens of civilians in the occupation's night attack on the gaza strip informed. at least 22 palestinians were martyred and 45 others were injured in a heavy mortar attack around the representative office of this international organization in the gaza strip, which is home to hundreds of displaced palestinian refugees. the number of martyrs of the attack of the zionist regime's tanks on the refugee camp in al-mawasi area has increased to 30 people, at least 60 people were injured in these attacks, since the beginning of the zionist invasion of gaza , more than 3,750 palestinians have been martyred and more than 85,000 people have been injured. . 26 thousand of the martyrs are women and children. local sources of intense conflict between resistance survivors and zionist soldiers in the south and in the west of rifa , there are reports of severe shootings, especially from tal wasaltan neighborhood and the southern bazaar of rifa city. the resistanc

the palestinian red crescent. on friday, israeli forces fired at tents for displaced people in the designated humanitarian zone of al—mawasi, near the city of rafah. and the international committee of the red crossles landed nearby. the statement said "firing so dangerously close to humanitarian structures puts the lives of civilians and humanitarians at risk". it added that stray bullets have reached red cross facilities in recent weeks. israel says its troops were conducting �*precise, intelligence—based actions�* in the area, where an estimated half a million displaced palestinians are sheltering.

the palestinian red crescent. on friday, israeli forces fired at tents for displaced people in the designated humanitarian zone of al—mawasi, near the city of rafah. and the international committee of the red crosss its office in gaza — which is surrounded by hundreds of displaced people in tents — was damaged when heavy—calibre missiles landed nearby. the statement said "firing so dangerously close to humanitarian structures puts the lives of civilians and humanitarians at risk". it added that stray bullets have reached red cross facilities in recent weeks. israel says its troops were conducting �*precise, intelligence—based actions�* in the area, where an estimated half a million displaced palestinians are sheltering. the raid comes as a simmering conflict between israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah risks turning into a wider regional war. the two sides have exchanged fire across the lebanon—israel border in recent weeks. hezbollah says it is fighting israel to support hamas in gaza. un secretary—general antonio guterres said there is real risk that the crisis on the israel—lebanon border could escalate. one rash move, one miscalculation could trigger a catastrophe that goes far beyo

of wounded and patients in the hospitals, departments exceed the natural clinical capacity by more than 3 times. we discussed the health costs of think also with the communications officer for the international committee of the red cross. hey sean mohan. he stays the i see all see is still providing medical services in wafaa despite the dangers on challenges of the message to me that the red cross team remains and rough uh our team is just in the field hospice of that the i searched the established last month and you continued to provide urgent thing, you did health care services. we are also expanded our outreach to support the remaining function of hospitals and health care facilities across styles, 1000 and god. this trip we have recently just few hours ago delivered that medical shipment. that includes urgency, needed medical supplies, disposable, we called this morning for the kits and includes materials that are used to treat the injured peoples, tomatoes, and dozens. and what there isn't a lot of the goals i mentioned to a saw hospital, which serves nearly 1000000 people in the middle area. the very area that has been witnessing very, extremely testified situation. we can hear explosions and understanding are a

of the accident. 22 people were killed and another 45 were wounded as a result of shelling of a refugee camp near rafah in the gaza strip, reuters reports. the building of the international committee of the red cross was also attacked. the shells fell a few meters from the office and residences. condemned in the red cross. incident, at the same time, who carried out the attack, they do not specify, israel denied its involvement in the shelling. looking for new owners. in kyiv , ukraine's largest animal adoption event is taking place. on our correspondent yulia zubchenko is currently in it. yulia, i congratulate you, tell me about the event, what is happening there. greetings khrystyna, greetings to the viewers of the espresso tv channel. today , the first of two animal adoption days is taking place at the international exhibition center in kyiv. it was organized by the kyiv city hospital of veterinary medicine, as well as several animal rescue and adoption shelters. this is , for example, mia, she is one year old and is now actively looking for owners. the dog is very active, but calmly sits on your arms. she and there are still a lot of animals looking for. good hands, to come, to find a home, an

the palestinian red crescent. on friday, israeli forces fired at tents for displaced people in the designated humanitarian zone of al—mawasi, near the city of rafah. and the international committee of the red crossd people in tents — was damaged when heavy—calibre missiles landed nearby. the statement said "firing so dangerously close to humanitarian structures puts the lives of civilians and humanitarians at risk". it added that stray bullets have reached red cross facilities in recent weeks. israel says its troops were conducting �*precise, intelligence—based actions' in the area, where an estimated half a million displaced palestinians are sheltering. the raid comes as a simmering conflict between israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah risks turning into a wider regional war.

now, with the extension and expanding the scope of the flight in rough on these 20 minutes, we have sold the international committee of the red cross. i'm for of the humanitarian organizations law. working in a mazda area throughout their fuel hospitals. and tim, 3 of places that we use to show to, to, to take the ultimate 3 cushions and safety images in order to be saved as is the what is called a minute reparation starting today at 60, um, and things more of a l. e. a at 6 am and this is a part so that is where the manager of operations in roughly the did not get the details about how that the ration will be carried off. but what we hear from my witnesses who slipped from the roof for coming to the central areas of calling to say that we were told to leave from the area because people no longer be safe. this is this only to the is really a previous order for this people to get to i'm offering order to be away from the is what information. so i'm, this is a controversial strategy adopted by is one in, within its operations on the ground. as people have been taking out of my wants take the time you strip of lands as a basic shows u

the palestinian red cresent. on friday, israeli forces fired at tents for displaced people in the designated humanitarian zone of al—mawasi, near the city of rafah. and the international committee of the red crossres endangers the lives of civilians and aid agency staff. it added that stray bullets have reached red cross facilities in recent weeks. israel says their troops were conducting �*precise, intelligence—based actions�* in the area, where an estimated half a million displaced palestinians are sheltering. the raid comes as a simmering conflict between israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah risks turning into a wider regional war. the two sides have exchanged fire across the lebanon—israel border in recent weeks.

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of wounded and patients in the hospitals departments exceed the natural clinical capacity by more than 3 times. we discussed the health crisis and gaza with the communications officer for the international committee of the red cross fission the honda. he says the i c r c is still providing medical services in rafa. despite the dangers and the challenges and the message to me, the threats across the team remains and rough uh our team exist in the field hospice and that the i search the stablished last month. and you continue to provide evidence and you did health care services. we are also expanding our outreach to support the remaining functional hospitals and health care facilities across styles, 1000 god district. we have recently just a few hours ago delivered that medical shipment that includes urgency, needed medical supplies, disposable, we called this morning on the kits and includes the materials that are used to treat, use the injured peoples, tomatoes and dozens. and what, there isn't a deal where the goes, i mentioned to a hospital which serves nearly 1000000 people in the middle. the area, it's very area that has been witnessing very extremely basic fine situation. we can hear explosions. and these ch

of wounded and patients and the hospitals departments exceed the natural clinical capacity. by more than 3 times, we discussed the health crisis and gaza with the communications officer for the international committee of the red cross petition the honda. he says the i c r c is still providing medical services and rafa despite the dangers and challenges, the message to me, the threats cross team remains and rough uh our team is just in the field hospice and that the i search the established last month. you continue to provide the urgent thing you did health care services. we are also expanding our outreach to support the remaining functions and hospitals and health care facilities. i press 10001000 god. this trip we have recently just few hours ago delivered that medical shipment. that includes urgency, needed medical supplies, disposable, we call this morning for the kids and includes the materials that are used to treat the injured people to the maintenance and dozens. and what that isn't due over the goes, i mentioned to a soft hospital which serves nearly 1000000 people in the middle area. it's very area that has been witnessing very, extremely basic find situation. we can hear explosions and understand you are

of ukraine, and we saw those the conditions in which they are obtained. the most important thing, you know, is that we saw it, and the fact that they have access to the international committee of the red crossally monitors that, yes, this is a condition corresponding to international humanitarian law, the russian federation did not provide such access, and likewise ukraine has created a special commission to determine among these people the wounded, or just as well, those with chronic diseases, and such people... according to the conclusion of this commission, they can be sent, for example, to the russian federation without these procedures of mutual simultaneous release. russia has not done this, and it does not allow the international red cross full access to all detention facilities, and many of these detention facilities, they are illegal, especially in the occupied territories. absolutely agree with you here.

of safety, but none exist in quality. i'll just either the plaza, palestine to the international committee of the red cross has put out a statement condemning that is rarely its hag near its facility. as mentioned in the report from hand, it says heavy caliber of projectiles landed within meters of the office and residences of the i see i see the strike damage to the structure of the i see all the office which is surrounded by hundreds of displaced civilians living in tents, it goes on to say that the nearby field hospital received 22 killed and 45 injured . the i see all see says firing so dangerously close to monetary instructions. what's the lives of civilians and humanitarian at risk? to 0 is more ok. who has more of the attacks in northern collab garza from jamalia to clear the density of bumps showing at has increased in the last few days and nothing doesn't engage the city as that is why the forces targeted different separated residential houses and it looks in both at garza city ends off and goes to the so a 8 killed and including a 5 not as simple as the wall cuz i would have been killed. why they are doing their duties

the final report of our parliamentary commission of inquiry was presented. the investigative committee of the russian federation with... the un children's fund, the council of europe, the osce, the international committee of the red crossce of the suffering to which the kiev regime condemns defenseless children should become available to the general public. now the european parliament, the counting of votes in the elections, and what is already clear? strengthening of right-wing forces. in belgium he resigned after him government, and there will be a new parliament in france. in germany, scholz's cabinet and the bundestag remained, but as in the first two cases, the signal from voters was clear. the current course of the eu, including pumping ukraine up with weapons and anti-russian sanctions, does not suit everyone. the czech republic, austria, greece, the netherlands, spain, eurosceptics have also strengthened. but the overall balance is still in favor. as for macron's decision, i see it as a risky move by a rather lonely and selfish player. similar already was in 1997, he tried to reduce the influence of the left, dissolved parliament, and in the end achieved exactly the opposite. the press revealed a right-wing alt

of safety, but none exist in quality. i'll just either the plaza palestine. the international committee of the red cross has put out a statement condemning that is rarely gets hacked near its facility. it says heavy caliber of projectiles landed within nita's of the office and residences of the i see all see the strike damage the structure of the i see all the office which is surrounded by hundreds of displaced civilians living intense. it goes on to say that the nearby field hospital received 22 killed and 45 injured people. the i see all see says firing so dangerously close to humanitarian structures. what's the lives of civilians and humanitarian at risk? oh, to 0 is most a hollow, has more on the attacks in northern goza from giovanni sinclair, the, the intensity of bump showing has increase in the past few days, and nothing doesn't gauze the city as that is why the forces targeted different separated residential houses and it looks in both at gauze and city and often goes with it. so a 8 killed and including a 5 met as simple as the wall, cuz at what had been killed, why they are doing their duties

and fortune thing, we've heard from the communications officer for the international committee of the red cross to describe the dia, humanitarian situation in the old place. the situation is, has been changed reading by the hour since the start of these really minute to ration and rough. and it has become more complicated to maintain providing um, assistance or thats urgency need as for what the experience for example, having sufficient amounts of water drinking for drinking and cleaning a sufficient amount food asked for health care human italian paid the amount of 8 that is entering gaza has declined significantly since may the 6th and especially after the closure of the rough crossing, which used to be the main gateway for a particular town and 8 to arrive it together on trucks. we had to relocate south flower staff and capacities into the middle area because there's a lot of new there that are also are met. and we can actually told the population in rough, i knew to be a really sore, a ration being conducted in the vast areas of from crossing. so we are overstretched. our teens are literall

military has also put out a statement saying that there was not a direct attack on an international committee of the red crossacility in rafah, a day ago. that is where at least 23 people were killed according to the red cross, when there was shelling on a tent camp for displaced people, and the red cross office nearby was also damaged. israel's army carried out a drone attack on a moving vehicle in lebanon's beqaa valley, aokm north of the israel—lebanon border. israel's military said it targeted ayman al ghatma, who is accused of supplying weapons to hamas. lebanese media carried video footage showing a fire engine trying to douse the flames that engulfed the car. the raid comes as israel and lebanese armed group hezbollah exchange fire across the frontier. the bbc�*s lucy williamson has more on concerns about war spreading to lebanon. war empties neighbourhoods. here on israel's northern border, many say war is also the way to get residents back. were you hurt, did it hit you? yes, i was here, i stood here. david has refused to leave, even when rockets landed right in front of his house a few weeks ago. sh

of wounded and patients in the hospitals, departments exceed the natural clinical capacity. by more than 3 times, we discussed the health prizes in garza with the communications officer for the international committee of the red cross that he shot in the honda. he says the i c o c is still providing medical services in rossa. despite the dangers and challenges the domestically, the threats cross team remains and rough off our team exist in the field hospice. and that the i search the established last month, the continued to provide urgency, needed, health care services. we are also expanded our outreach to support their remaining functions and hospitals and health care facilities across styles, 1000 god district. we have recently just a few hours ago delivered that medical shipment that includes urgency, needed medical supplies, disposable, we called this morning for the kits and includes the materials that are used to treat, use the injured people who submitted and dozens and was there isn't a lot of the goals i mentioned to us. so hospital which serves nearly 1000000 people in the middle. the area, the very area that has been witnessing very, extremely basic find situation. we can hear explosions and understand y