they said they will continue to support ukraine and find international orange and fund international organizations like a w, f b. ah, this is al jazeera and these are tom stories, at least 20 ukranian women and children are among civilians have been allowed to leave. the besiege, still works. in merrier poll, it's been bombarded for weeks by russian forces, trying to seize the city. hundreds more thought to be trapped along with ukrainian soldiers who are refusing to surrender and a, you, and convoys in mario, paul, to negotiate the evacuation of more civilians from the plant across the city, food, water, and medicine, are running low. char stratford has more from east in ukraine. what we understand is that there are ongoing efforts being led by the un to try and negotiate safe passage. to get a convoy of vehicles in there to that as or still pull and pull more people out. it was interesting yesterday the reports of at least 20 people including women and children who were rescued out of the as of that, that joint. great. so bill plan that has obviously been on the siege nail for week

they said they will continue to support ukraine and find international orange and fund international organizations like a w, f b. ah, this is al jazeera and these are tom stories. at least 20 ukranian women and children are among civilians have been allowed to leave the b. c still works in marion poll, it's been bombarded for weeks by russian forces, trying to see the city hundreds more thought to be trapped along with ukrainian soldiers who are refusing to surrender. and are you in con.

countries in the west of launched wars, and i'm going to start iraq libya, a 1st real check on the international orange. it was laid out and this was done by neutral states were responsible for all this was in the end. so if you do sanctions, you should sanctions to everyone or you don't to, to anyone to in this us. and that way. this is a v, a m ways of communication in the united nation. ok. more international green. yeah. so i think that should be more conscious that the sanctions should be stopped and we should come to better dialogue form. and i guess, well, we'll have to wait and see how that situation evolves, and indeed to see whether gosh, wrote on kind of nice last sanction body for that size to russia. martin, a part of the member for the dialing capacity. thank you very much for joining us today. nazi. thank you. so all of this to thank you. now, i mean, the grave economic crisis answering inflation. the plans to consume less energy. that's in an effort to secure independence from russian fossil fuels. and the goal for reduction has grown from previously promised 9 percent to 13 percent. th

this is our team international orange on thomas that have you with us as we recap the week's top stories with our weekly program. now, moscow has said it uncovered an elaborate planned by ukrainian nationals forces to shell russian territory from the north eastern ukrainian city of sumi, near the border to provoke a response from russia. and then that made the chemical reserves to accuse moscow of committing a chemical attack that from the russian side of things. now elsewhere in the war torn port, city of mario pal, civilian life has been gradually returning, falling. 2 months of in fighting russian forces have been de mining in the harbor, enabling the 1st commercial vessel to enter the waters since the war started. about 13000 and exposes, have reportedly been uncovered in the area. now the mining operations have also been underway at the cities as of stall industrial plant, which was the epicenter of fighting between russian and ukrainian forces. in recent weeks. more than 2000 ukrainian troops surrendered there recently, and now their former positions are being inspected for booby t

running differences with crockett, with you'll have to rec for a studio in moscow, this is orange international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now turkey has expressed opposition to allowing nordic countries, sweden and finland into the nato alliance, accusing them of having threatened turkey's national security with economic pressure and support for militants that on cra, considers terrorists. you know, tony, to kia as being supporting the open door policy or nato, even before this war. but the biggest it to these possible candidates already candidate countries. you know, we have also legitimate security concerns that they have been supporting the terrorist organizations. and there are also export restrictions own defense products. initial report said turkey blocked the official process of accepting finland and sweden into nato. just hours after the northern countries handed in their applications at the headquarters of the military block on christ says it's against the seeing those 2 countries joined the alliance unless they stop supporting rebel groups, particularly

international community faces global challenges? china proposes the expansion of the brick alliance. the biggest change to the group in over a decade with orange and tina, and then to talk, turn to day with very well welcome. this is on see international with the latest world news out date is good to have you with us that says vladimir putin se is russia has faced down successfully beaten back a cyber warfare onslaught from a broad to you, sir. ski that i took, no number of cyber attacks against russia has been on the rise in recent years. however, since the start of the operation and on bass and crane and the challenges on this matter have become even more pressing and serious issue, we can say that an information war of aggression has been unleashed against russia . nevertheless, today we can already say that this cyber aggression against us has failed along with the pressure of sanctions. not as you may ma, the la ganske people's republic, east coast coming under the full control of russia and its allies. as according to the russian defense minister who's providing frontline updates. burgers used to rumor shoe russian vignettes can la guns

powerful sandstorm hit it and neighboring kuwait, the sky turned orange, the work of several airports was stopped, including the internationalell, in addition, the closed seaports of some highways disrupted transport links to doctors due to problems with more than 4,000 people have already asked for help with their breath; the authorities urged citizens not to leave their homes until the end of the storm. that’s all for now . anti-fake at 10:40 am, a large information channel on the first will start the program. time will tell, we are following developments, stay on the first you saw the video, now i ask this question with special meaning the civic chamber of the russian federation has again released a rating of fakes on the first ukrainian bots on the second vladimir zelensky gave english and american media and some of these fakes. we'll figure it out today. this anti- fake program is here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation today in our studio alexander artamonov military expert dmitry sidorin big data specialist and timur shafir, secretary of the union of journalists of russia hello again thank you so

think either which one can find a single international documentation or even a history book or a textbook on wars that would, sylvania streets, the transferring of orange, a book or the use of sanctions as constituting your participation or involved in a country and award or the quarterly, or entailing such participation of the part of the system. so providing nation with some shipping who benefits from the train being left alone? mil yolanda couldn't, you'll be interested, of course, in being able to fight against the ukraine. i multiply tragic experiences similar to that of both char, the more in the brain, while it is left alone, but my little face to face with a great. so therefore we had boy, a substantive talk with the you were on the line and i, we had with regard to european integration to create with regard to assistance. my boys are both of us and my shoes are interested. so still some in a seeing the 6th, a package of sanctions, the bank clothed as soon as possible. i am a germany is promoting a line. i'm posing unbutton on burger, on all imports from russia and was trying to make actually, of wilford. com. my hunger is relax since reluctanc

the orange areas around it show light orbiting the edge of the hole. it was taken by a team of international was created and how gravity works. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. for decades, astronomers have been on a quest, searching the skies and into the very heart of our galaxy for a mysterious and elusive black hole. now they've found it and taken this picture. the black hole is at the centre of the image. it's revealed by swirling hot matter pulled in by powerful gravitational forces. it's dark, you're not meant to see a black hole, it traps light. and yet here we are, capturing something that's meant to be invisible, seeing at the literal edge of space and time. i think that's truly remarkable. a black hole is created by a dead star collapsing in on itself. more than half a million computer simulations have been run and compared to the actual image. scientists believe that this video reconstruction is the closest to what the black hole in our galaxy looks like. no single telescope can see the object, so several have been linked together to create a giant observatory on e

kuwait city woke up to a thick, bright orange haze as a massive plume of dust hovered over the region for the second time this month. flights out of kuwait internationalrt have been suspended due to poor visibility . those sandstorms have always occurred in the middle east, officials and experts say that they are becoming more frequent. and intense due to climate change, and that orange shoe in kuwait city wasn't much different from what happened in the bay area in september of 2020. that's when the smoke from massive wildfires covered the sky with that glaring dark orange sky with strokes of yellow. remember that the series of wildfires during that time set massive plumes of smoke over the bay area region and brought with it dangerous levels. of air quality. yeah i remember that. well, julie, i mean, that was that was quite an event when we had those big fires, and the atmosphere was just not good for a couple of days straight couple weeks straight, so we've got a red flag warning. we talked about that it's up in the solano county area, which is very close to napa where we have a fire burning. we're watching it right now. we're not watching it. we're

orange revolution, that is. uh, i'm very familiar with the technology of organizing color revolutions and mind you. yes, he constantly called on various authorities, the prosecutor's office, various international instances to interrogate him in order to he spoke about how both the coup of the fourth year and the coup of the fourteenth year were arranged. that is, he was an absolutely objectionable witness. and here again, according to the ukrainian media, the person is being removed. it turns out that he allegedly, but again, different media report differently, allegedly died during shelling at a checkpoint in the same zaporozhye region, which, as you said at the beginning today. yes , indeed, they are already firing at the british, including artillery installations, they didn’t show the body , they didn’t show what was killed. how is it all it turned out what they said, but everything looks like another staging of the death of an objectionable politician. how many more of these will be thrown to us, what happens to them? where are they? yes, tomorrow they will bring another body, which means they will throw it at some checkpoint and say. ears killed. this is how, unfortunately, all this is be

international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again with the vietnam war. the u. s. army used to heidi talked to cover side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive it's chemical warfare a decade later, this, against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera. did you know, you can watch out as they were english streaming light on like youtube channel. last thousands of all programs award winning documentary.

orange, and visibility was severely limited in some places. it is the tenth sandstorm to hit iraq in the last two months, making it difficult to breathe and sending people to the hospitals. kuwait internationalnded all flights for the second time this month. >>> and our minneapolis station, wcco, says an 84-year-old woman completed her dream of earning a college degree from the university of minnesota. in 1955, betty sandison began taking classes to get her license to become a nurse. it took only a year, but she left college before earning a degree when she met her future husband and moved away. after raising two daughters and a career in nursing, she enrolled in classes again in 2018. >> your satisfaction, that i had attained my goal of walking across the stage. you want to do what your goals are. don't let anybody stop you. >> sandison said she dropped classes when they went virtual during the pandemic because she couldn't do it, but she decided to start up again last fall. >>> still ahead, disconnecting a bygone era. a trademark fixture in new york city is removed from the street. ♪♪ when you're chuggin' through life, sometimes you just wanna stop. so stop. even if it's not a good time. t

an international team of astronomers has taken the first ever image of the supermassive black hole believed to be at the centre of our galaxy. this is the picture — the orangealaxy was created, and how gravity works. our science correspondent pallab ghosh has had exclusive access to one of the telescopes used in the research. for decades, astronomers have been on a quest, searching the skies and into the very heart of our galaxy for a mysterious and elusive black hole. now they've found it and taken this picture. the black hole is at the centre of the image. it's revealed by swirling hot matter pulled in by powerful gravitational forces. it's dark. you're not meant to see a black hole, it traps light. and yet here we are, capturing something that's meant to be invisible, seeing at the literal edge of space and time. i think that's truly remarkable. a black hole is created by a dead star collapsing in on itself. it has such strong gravity, not even light can escape its incredible pull. black hole is the glue which binds our galaxy together. it's part of the evolution of our galaxy. it explains where we came from. it will explain where we're going to. more th

international standards. and what can we say, if in all kindergartens of kamchatka even the smallest little ones gobble up omega-3s in orangetainly not the foul-smelling bitter fish oil that was fed to soviet children. everything is natural and has its place. where it seems, nature itself wanted to share its concern for our health klimsanat cinema oksana veseleva oleg ivanov and ivan lyulyukov central television. well , this is where our time on the air ends. in a few seconds, the program. you won't believe, with you exactly one week later on saturday at 19:00. stay with us. stay with your central television. see you. bye. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this program is with you today.

entire arabian peninsula was covered by an orange haze, a sandstorm, a sight, of course, bewitching, but dangerous and cancer, for example, the international airport was closed, and with them schools, local residents again got medical masks in saudi arabia , people are asked not to leave their homes on the roads, almost zero the visibility of qatar reduces the activity of civil military aviation in neighboring iran already outside the haze peninsula. the emergency mode was also introduced to hide the sun, and this is already the eighth storm in a month, and as the weather forecasters report the strongest this year. such news to this minute. see you soon. these are yet another attempts, today’s attempts by the office of the president of ukraine to somehow smear off, perhaps these azov people who are now surrendering in batches, because there is an understanding among some politicians about what it really was in terms of information, how do we already figured out, they're trying to pass it off as a win. but here, for example, uh, journalists, representatives of ukraine in the former tripartite contact group on donbass, sergei garmash once cr