we understand that not everything converges exclusively to the initiatives of the international committee of the red cross, maybe they could do more, but the security situation and the resistance of the occupiers do not allow the mission of the international committee of the red cross to get into a deer park literally the other day we discussed how the office of the president of ukraine almost gave an ultimatum, create a mission, go as they did to the example of megaten zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, but a team of 11 employees of the international committee of the red cross is ready to visit the prisoners in prisons in volyn, but there are no minimum security guarantees in place and the permission of the local authorities for the visit, the committee informed mr. pavla, the first work of the international committee of the red cross the ultimatum that sounded and why they still ca n't get to our prisoners of war is the one who manages the international red cross, i.e. these people show activity before it due to the impossibility of showing it or due to, so to speak, one or another connection, possibly w

of means these can be, well, we will first use pressure on international institutions, well, that is, look, we have uh, we have the red cross the international red cross, which is supposed to be carried out, you just gave the synchronicity of a person who should have said that we have done such and such a volume of work since february, but in fact the person says that we are trying to do something there, but i'm sorry, the russians are not giving us access, that is, an international institution does not fulfill his functional duties, it is very important that they are generally used to living like this, we would like to do something, but there is no progress on the matter itself, and we definitely believe that then everything in world society will have to be raised the question of the need for such institutions and this is public informational pressure on this institution so that it does not giggle, do you remember how this person named marvera talked about it and how he and lavrov met and they were there seriously, it was somewhere in march or april of this year, and they were there in full serious giggling talking about h

well, we understand that the international red cross is actually an instrument of pressure on putin from the international communities, i.e. the international red cross is an organization that should unite in its pressure representatives of various political circles and various ideological preferences from the right to the left. yes, i don't know. they are simply trying to put similar pressure on putin with the demand for normal treatment of prisoners of war because what we have seen is simply terrible. i should add to the very strange position of the red cross in its changes. the federation and the crisis and we are a strip, and at least you don’t know that in the country, moreover, they have a post of prisoners of war of the federation on the territory of ukraine, they have access to any place in three, but you know yourself, first of all, some very strange reaction of the red then they led the water somewhere in mariupol, but not to our citizens, well, that is, there are a lot of questions for the red cross. i hope that they will somehow recover, take matters into their own hands and

it turns out that they have never seen anyone from the international red cross, and international organizations are not doing their job properly. in such a way that if we were to ideally work with these humanitarian and human rights issues, who can we work with in, for example, the issue of observing at least the minimum rights of our prisoners of war in russia, if even the red cross is not ready to take on this responsibility and says that there is nothing we can do. it is no secret that russia brutally ignores the norms of international law, and in particular the third geneva convention, according to which the international committee of the red cross should have free access to prisoners of war, but this does not mean that the international red cross should be given the opportunity to throw up its hands and say that it cannot do anything, let it try every day, let it contact and report to its relatives every day how this is happening the process is a problem with the international committee of the red cross that equals, well, at least with those with whom i communicate. my colleagues have very

and the occupying forces do not comply with any requirements of international humanitarian law or the geneva convention and the red crossernational committee of the red khresta, who is authorized according to the geneva convention to have access to non-controlled territories, to communicate with both sides of the conflict, there is no possibility to be present in the territory currently under the control of the russian federation, and we cannot check either the places of detention or the likely places of death of our defenders there, and moreover, they end up there captured not only military personnel, but also civilians are held as hostages in an uncontrolled territory and transferred to places of detention in the russian federation, that's why currently, negotiations are being held at all levels by the president, the first lady, and also by our government , parliamentarians at all platforms, at all levels, we appeal to the world community to support ukraine and help us get the much -needed access to the humanitarian corridor to those territories where hostilities are taking place or which are under the control of the

sandro, or were there representatives of the international red cross the cross mmm. rsonally, i did not see anyone. the red cross was, of course, representatives of our government. that is, everyone starting from gur ends with the coordination headquarters, but the international christ. we did not see it, and i think that they did not see it . we were in geneva, we met with them, we talked , they did not promise us a lot, but i think that in the coming days we will meet here and solve the issues that you and they promised us and we will see how well they keep their word and in general, how much will they work and do what they promised? well, it is actually important to note that we are talking about a visit to an occupied deer park and a mission of the international committee of the red horse. but yesterday it did not arrive at the demarcation line, where our ukrainian delegation was waiting. well, before that, the international the committee reported that there are no minimum guarantees of security on the spot and the permission of the local authorities, and ours cal

organization, as the international committee of the red crossot fulfill its mandate at all and covers it up by not giving them permission to do so. federation unfortunately, with every exchange we see that the inaction of the international committee of the red cross has led to the fact that our prisoners of war and civilian hostages are tortured every day, we understand that the red cross a-a emphasizes that they do not have a security guarantee , but one thing is to follow procedures and another is to make extra efforts so that they still have access to our prisoners of war. today we can state that the red the cross is dead, because it does not fulfill its obligations, which are directly written in their statute , if the red cross does not fulfill these obligations, therefore we will look for other formats in which we will still find access to our prisoners of war, and in what conditions they are kept now, so they remain what the world needs to know about this we will definitely leave our servicemen, our boys and girls who are currently in capt

responsibility, i spoke about this in geneva under the time of the meeting with the leadership of the international red cross last week i said and today in kyiv there is no crisis in ukraine well, what is the name of the red cross well, there is a russian-ukrainian war does not have a quote from the parties that must adhere to the norms of the geneva conventions, there is the russian federation, which violates all international agreements, tortures and kills prisoners, and there is ukraine, which allows representatives of the international red cross to the places of detention of all russian prisoners of war, providing medical care for prisoners, prisoners, prisoners, communication with relatives, food staying in accordance with the requirements, well, ignoring the obvious facts by christ is simply terrifying, writes lubinets, all this is happening against the background of the genocidal war and acts of terrorism maxim and in general your attitude towards various international institutions is not only, not only the red cross takes care of the issues of prisoners of war and compliance with the rules of war, a

international law is actually a de facto gray area. zone and indeed it is difficult for the international committee of the red cross to get there but i think that the organizations of the un system and the international committee of the red cross would have won if they made a joint statement that their possibilities are far they are not limitless, they need to better communicate the situation and explain their capabilities in the conditions of the largest war in the 21st century, otherwise they will simply rapidly lose their authority. well, besides that, what else can international humanitarian organizations do in order to get to the territory occupied by russia, it is obvious er, the international committee of the red cross should at least try to delegate its powers to some er, informal mission. i am now offering options because the fate of thousands of ukrainian prisoners is that hurts the ukrainian society and we need to look for different opportunities, otherwise, not only the international committee of the red cross, but other humanitarian organizations, they will bear such great reputational losses that it w

law and, in particular, the third geneva convention, according to which the international committee of the red cross should have free access to the prisoners of war, but this does not mean that the international red cross should be given the opportunity to throw up its hands and say that it cannot do anything, let it try every day, let it contact and report to its relatives every day this process is taking place, the problem is with the international committee of the red cross that equals, well , at least with those with whom i communicate. my colleagues have very little feedback from this. in september , the un general assembly was in new york. we worked at this general assembly because it was part is devoted to the question of russia's responsibility for war crimes and we were greatly helped by the initiative of nobel prize laureates , they forwarded my open letter to the un secretary general, and in this letter i draw attention to that the time has come to carry out the reform of international organizations, in particular the un, and throw russia out of the security council because we are throwin

well the fix is more resources from the international red cross. there are killing for $40000000.00 us dollars. we have the infrastructure and all the services in place to really steal up our services, especially and help and water sanitation supporter. but we do need more funding to continue these activities into the next couple of months. and because we have already finished majority of the relief activities, but there are still many more people to reach with some of this urgent her health interventions and water sanitation interventions. uh huh. are you able to put a dollar amount on it? how much money are we talking about with the international red cross we're appealing for $40000000.00 us dollars. that's really what is required for us to ensure that we can provide support to up to a 1000000 people with health services that are do you require it asked so far? we have assisted quite a lot of people that we know that we need more resources. we have the necessary h r and other infrastructure in the country. now we just need funding to continue to

law and in particular the third geneva convention according to which the international committee of the red crossaccess to prisoners of war, but this does not mean that the international red cross should be given the opportunity to throw up its hands and say that it cannot do anything, let it try every day let him contact and report to his relatives every day how this process is going, the problem with the international committee of the red cross is that equal, well , at least with those with whom i communicate. my colleagues receive very little feedback from this. in september , the un general assembly was in new york. worked at this general assembly because it was a part devoted to the question of russia's responsibility for war crimes and it helped us a lot

ultimatum in our red cross is coming to an end three days it was voiced by andrii yarmak and what will ukraine do next what will ukraine do to make places of the red cross international please well actually this is an important organization i understand everything that is connected with them today and there were many scandalous situations that arose, but in addition to the ultimatum, it should also be given specifically what we will do if this ultimatum is not used, that's why you heard it, and yarmak, he said that we will use it publicly and still use it all, this is a good wording, but i wanted to hear what everything is like and what the colleagues from the president's office will do because the ultimatum is a demand that you make and say. if you fulfill it well, we remain there in a normal working relationship. if you don't fulfill it, you will get one, two , three, four. like, for example, it happens today with sanctions against the russian federation. our international partners often talk about it. a serious message, and here we will use all the wording, well, it is blurred, to put it mildly. well, what is the fate of ukrainian participation? we also pay statut

the emblem of the red cross on the territory of the russian federation, but i emphasize once again that we, the red cross of ukraine, draw the attention of all offices and all internationald the reaction of international structures should be so the most difficult, yes, the first two times, to put it bluntly, i managed to dream that the situation is not getting better. it is getting worse and i predict that the situation will get even more complicated that russia will begin to carry out or the russian red cross will carry out things that are not its own , including in the occupied territories of our country, and then i think that the reaction of the international society should be even tougher, at least we as the red cross of ukraine will allow this we can't and we won't remain silent like this . i'd like to know, well, we often hear and know that the red crosses, well, let's put it this way, sometimes they can perform such functions that no one can take on, in particular, from the security ones considerations, including sometimes it is even about communication with the adversary, in particular if it concerns the bodies of the dead on the battlefield or the prisoners ther

these 7 months of full-scale invasion or it seems like 8 months already, look, the international committee of the red cross does not let the russian federation into the deer park, and when i turn to international organizations, they say, well, we cannot fulfill our mandate only because russia is rude violates international humanitarian law. i always answer yes. i have no doubts about the nature of putin's regime and about the desire of the russian people to restore the soviet empire, but there must be something wrong with international organizations if for 8 months russia continues to commit war crimes with impunity and they can do nothing when in i, a person who has been engaged in the protection of human rights for 20 years, does not have any legal instrument to get one person out of captivity now, when all un guarantees were not given to protect viktoria, the offended medic who was separated from her 4-year-old daughter during the evacuation from azovstal and her filtration camp was closed when, during the visit of the un secretary general to kyiv, a russian rocket hit the apartment and killed the journ

they who is a spokesperson for the international committee of the red crossing ukraine. he says civilian infrastructure in ukraine and anywhere should be off limits for russian forces. we have been saying for several months from the beginning of this conflict that hitting civilian and civilian infrastructures is absolutely unacceptable. villian and civilian infrastructure are protected under international humanitarian law, and therefore, they're not part of the fight and should not be the target of military hostilities we've seen in the past few weeks. a lot of ariel strikes, especially in urban centers in ukraine. i am here in keith and just last week we saw ariel strikes at a time where people were going to work. we're taking their kids to school. and we know that this as disproportionate effect on civilians and among civilians on the most vulnerable on the elderly, on children, on the stick and wounded. this is unacceptable and we keep repeating this call to the parties to this international conflict that civilian and civilian infrastructures are not, should not be ta

a tremendously important job here doing their asheel to pray, thus personnel, the international red cross in ukraine. thank you so much and please be safe. and you ukrainian refugees may have been the target of a suspected arson attack on a hotel and northeastern germany. police are investigating after a fire rip through the hotel were several refugees were living. 17 people were inside when the blazer wrapped it, but no one was injured. this was the scene in the village of grocer club can dora on wednesday evening. 14 guests mostly ukrainians, fleeing the war and 3 staff members were inside when the blaze broke out. sin thus it is very scary to think that we all came to this country to find safety and feel protected. and after we thought we were in a safe environment, i told us all of a sudden we had to leave our homes again. one good m of and it is horrible to always have to be scared that you are not safe, agnes disregard bung, local police suspect arson. and say that just days ago, the hotel entrance was defaced with swastikas and other graffiti visiting the scene, the state premier h

florida state university in o tracked in the netherlands, martin van ounce director of the international red cross red crescent climate center and a professor of climate and disaster resilience. at the university of 20 and in islamabad. far hard saeed. the south asia and middle east regional climate. scientists with climate analytics. welcome to the program. thank you very much for joining us. bradford johnson in tallahassee. let me start with you. hurricane in went from a tropical storm to a hurricane in less than 24 hours. and it's not the only storm that's recently experienced. this rapid intensification as they're calling it what is behind this and what is making these storms more intense and more frequent? that's right. and thank you for having shall it is really like you mentioned a long line a series of storm as 5 to 10 years on better father ways into mexico. ready where we are found out today that the season temperature is emmy environment, conducive to strengthen it. stores in the gulf of mexico tracking above average from historical values. for instance, that hurricane in it's reversed

the red cross and the international red cross come to us and provide their services.ents of uah 1,200 are actively being made in the community to those citizens who were in the occupation, but we do not stop at this hope as the composition of the community has changed, the composition of the community for the period of release, it was 10 percent of the population in our community, and now there is a tendency to increase , they are returning, although only home, yes . thank you very much, mrs. hanna, er, time is up. freed from the russian occupiers hanna kherson region thank you have a nice day the head of the vysokopol united tergroup thank you for the key and let's see the exclusive material - this is an interview of our international colleague columnist yura fizer, he spoke with the spokesman of the minister of foreign affairs of poland, and we are watching right now an exclusive interview on espresso. hello, my name is, of course, the reaction of europe in general and poland in particular to the latest events on russia's latest bombing of ukrainian cities. and the

according to the international red cross, 3000000 people are affected by food scarcity, including now u e. a tati who has 7 children, she's lived here all her life and this is the was drug she's ever experienced. tanked to her environmental activism. anita sina knows the deputy governor of ca, jadwin today, the pain now your he of is it bringing her food so she can feed her family for the next few days. in the past, she was able to leave from her kettle, but now there's not enough vegetation. for them to graze on as she has to buy any more food before the drought. now you e. a tati kept 20 cows. now they are only 5 cows and a few goats left and nobody, dan i yet, and the difference with the seasons is that there used to be shot and long grains. that meant people could, and me and beans could feel their families. we know there's not enough rainfall resulting in long drought and you no longer plant crops for human consumption. we have a shortage of food. people are suffering from severe hunger, an army most suited and sold at a price. everything's harder than it is to be bought. we are

according to the international red cross, 3000000 people are affected by food scarcity, including now you o e. i, tati, who has 7 children. she's lived here all her life, and this is the was drug she's ever experienced. thanks to her environmental activism, anita sina knows the deputy governor of ca, jadwin today. the pain now jo, he of is it bringing her food so she can feed her family for the next few days. in the past, she was able to leave from her kettle, but now there's not enough vegetation for them to graze on as she has to buy any more feed. before the drought. now, you e. a tati kept 20 cows. now they are only 5 cows and a few goats left in of letty de la yet. and the difference with the seasons is that they used to be shot and long grains. that meant people could plant mays and beans. they could feel their families were unaware. but now there's not enough rainfall resulting in long droughts, and we no longer plant crops for human consumption, but we have a shortage of food. people are suffering from severe hunger and animals are immersed seated and sold at a 3 hour price. e

according to the international red crosses, 3000000 people are affected by food scarcity, including now you e. i, tati who has 7 children. she's lived here all her life, and this is the was drought she's ever experienced. thanks to her environmental activism, anita selina knows the deputy governor of co jadwin today. they are paying now your he of is it bringing her food so she can feed her family for the next few days. in the past, she was able to leave from her kettle, but now there's not enough vegetation for them to graze on as she has to buy animal feed. before the drought. now, you e. a tati kept 20 cows. now there are only 5 cows and a few goats left and nobody yet my yet. and the difference with the seasons is that there used to be shot and long grains. that meant people could plant mays and beans. they could feel their families. but now there's not enough rainfall resulting in long droughts, and we no longer plant crops for human consumption. nobela, we have a shortage of food. people are suffering from severe hunger and animals are emaciated and sold at a throw. are we praise?

red cross? well, we have conducted, we are announcing an emergency appeal, a humble appeal to try and get support, as well as the internationalmportant because of the disaster reserve emergency fund... hopefully we will be able to cope. it may not appear to cause severe enough damage, but after a few days you will find out that there are people whose lives have been overturned in the flash of a flood or a landslide.— president biden has condemned a violent attack on the husband of the leading democrat nancy pelosi as despicable. paul pelosi was beaten with a hammer at his home. a man was arrested on charges including attempted murder. the intruder reportedly shouted "where's nancy?" our north america editor, sarah smith, reports. police say the intruder used a hammer to smash glass doors and break into the polosi home, shouting "where's nancy?" this appears to be a targeted attack. he tried to tie up paul pelosi to wait for his wife to come home. she was in washington at the time. police arrived as the attack was happening. our officers observed mr pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer aw

according to the international red cross, 3000000 people are affected by food scarcity, including now you e, i, tati, who has 7 children. she's lived here all her life. and this is the was drought she's ever experienced. thanks to her environmental activism. anita sina knows the deputy governor of co jadwin today, the pain now your he of is it bringing her food so she can feed her family for the next few days. in the past, she was able to leave from her kettle, but now there's not enough vegetation for them to graze on as she has to buy animal feed. before the drought. now, you e. a tati kept 20 cows. now there are only 5 cows and a few goats left and nobody there my yet it, the difference with the seasons is that there used to be shot and long grains. that meant people could plant mays and beans. they could feel their families. but now there's not enough rainfall resulting in long droughts, and we no longer plant crops for human consumption. nobela, we have a shortage of food. people are suffering from severe hunger and animals are emaciated and sold at i'd throw our we praise, every

our further working trip will continue today we have meetings with representatives of the international red crossll tell you in more detail after we meet and further we have a lot of the same plans in europe and the same we will highlight on our official pages the association we will follow the lady from the center yes i hope it will help our defenders who are currently in captivity and we will be able to free them all e.e. the un investigation mission of the terrorist attack in the deer park, she was created, she exists with only one person, but they cannot get to the place of this tragedy, what is their argument, they explain it, maybe to you and other relatives. well, she was created, but she still hasn't arrived at the deer park. we don't have any information about everything that happened there, and at the moment we are only collecting information from the guys who were there and who saw what happened there, but again, this is being collected by our special services, and it's better to ask them for some information they have as of today a-a we are waiting, we had the same conversation yester

temporarily occupied territory by international humanitarian organizations, we had i hope that the international red crossot only he is trying to supply the same medicines to the devastated regions. unfortunately, i do not have any information about this fund. i only know that the exit is currently suspended and have there been any exception for representatives of the international fund , there is currently no official information. well, ms. alisa , what do you know about the situation in energodar? from our office, we know that the head of the nuclear power plant, who was let go, will no longer hold his position, and in principle, the situation remains the same in energodar itself the heavy pereshista continues to terrorize people, and there is shelling from the territory of the station, and therefore, of course, people are also trying to leave there, because it is simply dangerous to be there. i also wanted to ask you about the news with the front line in zaporizhzhia, how hot it is now, how powerful the battles are, how far the front line is from the regional of the center well, you know, i can say tha

and 300 of them were simply rotting, according to krutovych, despite the guarantee of the international red crossseveral civilians who leaving azov, the people of volyn were talking about the terrorist attack, according to the data provided by russia , 53 people were killed, after the survey conducted by azov, it became known that 41 servicemen died, but the investigation has not been completed and the number may be higher, they relied on the information provided by the russian federation, but now people have come who saw it with their own eyes. people saw, for example, that during valence, a wounded person was taken to the hospital, and he was, for example, seriously injured, but alive after being taken to the hospital, but his fate is unknown regarding the freed azov residents, there are currently a hundred soldiers in hospitals , most of whom have aggravated chronic diseases, each has his own rehabilitation program, at the same time , the military is restoring lost documents, and the family of mazov residents who lost their homes in mariupol today looking for apartments, we need at least 50. w

of the international red cross and we are trying to build cooperation, since this organization has thewerful mandate to search for children on the territory of other countries and monitor the conditions of their stay. of course, we are not asking for help in returning the children. of a third country, but at the moment this cooperation is only being built, we have lists of mine, we are transferring them. but how to create, how to search for these children is another matter of course, i can say that it is not easy to return a child and a universal case, unfortunately, a universal algorithm unfortunately does not exist, so there are 96 children who have already been returned, it is almost for each child, not only one group there is quite large. these are separate individual cases, separately developed algorithms and unfortunately, it will most likely continue in the same rhythm, that is, for each child, it will be an individual case , an individual understanding of whether the child has relatives, it all depends on whether the child has relatives on territory of ukraine, are there those

wounded and 300 of them were just rotting, according to krokevych, despite the guarantee of the international red crosseral civilians who left azov kept talking about the terrorist attack. according to data provided by russia, 53 people were killed. after a survey conducted by azov, it became known that 41 servicemen died, but the investigation has not been completed and the number may be higher. it was based on the information provided by the russian federation, but now people came who saw it with their own eyes. people saw, for example, that during the terrorist attack , the wounded man was taken to the hospital, and he was, for example, seriously wounded, but alive after he was taken to the hospital, ah well, his fate is unknown in relation to the liberated azov residents. today, hundreds of fighters are in hospitals, most of them have aggravated chronic diseases , each has its own rehabilitation program, at the same time , the military is restoring lost documents, and a family of mazov residents who lost their home in mariupol are currently looking for apartments, at least 50 of us are needed we ar

red cross? well, we have conducted... we are announcing an emergency appeal, a humble appeal to try and get support, as well as the internationalle to cope and it doesn't get any worse. it may not appear to cause severe enough damage, but after a few days you will find out that there are people whose lives have been overturned in the flash of a flood or a landslide. the global hair extension and wigs market is worth over 6 billion dollars and is being driven by demand for the most affordable type of hair — synthetic. but that hair is made up of plastic fibres, which are not biodegradable. combating plastic waste is a key issue at next month's cop27 climate summit in egypt. so is there a way of making synthetic hair use more sustainable? the bbc�*s eunice gatonye reports. the hair wigs and extensions market is growing fast, as suppliers talk shop, the salon is packed with women getting the latest weaving and braiding styles. irate getting the latest weaving and braiding styles.— getting the latest weaving and braidin: s les. ~ , . braiding styles. we mostly leaned towards synthetic _ braiding styles. we mostly leaned towards syn

red cross? well, we have conducted... we are announcing an emergency appeal, a humble appeal to try and get support, as well as the internationalbe able to cope and it doesn't get worse. it may not appear to cause severe enough damage, but after a few days you will find out that there are people whose lives have been overturned in the flash of a flood or a landslide. the ministry of defence has accused the russian government of �*peddling false claims of an epic scale' after moscow said uk forces helped with a drone attack on russian fleets near the crimean port of sevastopol. russian authorities say one warship was damaged in the attack overnight. ukraine has not yet acknowledged the incident. they also claimed that british forces were involved in the explosions which damaged the nord stream gas pipelines last month. responding to all the claims, the mod said moscow was resorting to �*invented stories to detract from their disastrous handling of the illegal invasion of ukraine'. israelis head to the polls on tuesday for their fifth election in four years. the current coalition is fighting to stay in power, as former prime mini

red cross? well, we have conducted... we are announcing an emergency appeal, a humble appeal to try and get support, as well as the internationalable to cope and it doesn't get worse. it may not appear to cause severe enough damage, but after a few days you will find out that there are people whose lives have been overturned in the flash of a flood or a landslide. the head of the royal navy has ordered an investigation into allegations that female recruits have been sexually abused and harassed on submarines. admiral sir ben key, the first sea lord, said anyone found culpable would be held accountable regardless of rank. he has directed a senior team to investigate the claims. the uk ministry of defence says it's improving reporting mechanisms for sexual offences. emma norton is a lawyer and founder of the centre for militaryjustice, a charity which provides independent legal advice to women and men in the armed forces. she said these cases are common. it's incredibly shocking. it never ceases to be shocking. it's not unfamiliar to us unfortunately, we've assisted very recently in a case and the accounts that were being given b

we want the organization of the united nations with the red international committee of the red cross, , we have already started to feel alarmed, we will ask ms. lesya chebotyrev another question and she is the mother of a captured conscript, mrs. lesi. i congratulate you. tell me what was the last message you received from your son. the last time i spoke with my son was on march 21. he called me sometime after lunch. will be remembered i am standing looking at the sea of ​​azov . mom, i, we were in the garden yesterday at work, a friend was wounded in the legs by shrapnel, i helped him to answer, we hid, climbed in, there were drillers, but he says that a woman crawled up to us from the basement, helped us, and we were safe in the basement. we found what did they find? they bandaged the child's legs with rags. oh, everything is fine. he is fine. he is alive . they say she has children here, we don't hungry, mom, everything will be fine, ukraine, he really dreamed of me to serve in the army, he slept with the flag of ukraine from the age of 14. or he will just stay because he liked the

we mean, what kind of warfare are we referring to so one example, ani have nothing against international red crossey do excellent work, it just literally the one that came up on google. autonomous weapons and presuming will have profound implications for the future of warfare but the art department decided to give a picture of the reaper and it's not autonomous, nothing autonomous about it but if there's a human group qualified and trained and certified, aircrew under the air force instructions that govern the qualifications and some automatic elements that can fly away and hold specific angle. including the airplane i flew on to get here this morning. we kind of have a problem because our minds, live characteristics build up as we see this image of the predator or reaper over and over again associated with things like autonomy. i'll get to that martin a moment but what i want to emphasize is the weapons systems i have in mind, they are not autonomous or enabled by artificial intelligence so when i the question remains the answer, in 2018 had a friend who assumed command of the newest united state

helped more to make life easier for the ukrainian prisoners, all we can hope for is these international the un red cross organization, but they don't work, they don't act, they don't sign from the very beginning, they don't contact us, there are a lot of stories from relatives where they call to just pray a-a i don't know er-e they ask do we have any information for us to pass on to the red cross? that is, a completely impotent organization that does not fulfill its obligations at all and to reach out to international organizations and european politicians to force them to act is not an easy task before strasbourg, the azov families visited geneva and paris, where also defended the rights of their relatives tetiana vysotska from strasbourg for the espresso tv channel. we thank tetiana vysotska for this work. this is an extremely important story. now we will continue the analysis of the available tools that civilized humanity has left to restrain the russian dictator. well, if we are talking about a barrier, then there the autumn session continues, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, in today's

professor of climate and disaster resilience at the university of 20 and the director of international red cross red crescent climate center. he joins us from copenhagen today. so your reaction to the report? well, you can spin it as a glass half full glass, half empty, where not enough is happening, but at least we're moving a little bit in the right direction. but if i'm honest, the alarm clock has already gone off. and by now it's flashing red and jumping up and down. this is a good confirmation, i would say, because it's not a surprise. the confirmation that we're badly off track. and as your item already showed, we're already feeling the heat right now. we're off track for a very dangerous pro. countries me that these big climate conference is the cops. there's a big push to promise to do better at these cops. and all our coverage of the cops is about what we're pledging to do. but this report is telling us that then the follow through just isn't there. yeah, well once again you can, you can have those story lines about glasses have full glass, it's half empty. and i do think some of the pr

who is transferred to the ukrainian side and is located in the structures of the international committee of the red cross if it all happens according to the rules and officially, but it does not always happen according to the rules, not always officially, and a large number of their prisoners pass by this procedure without falling under this registration, they er, they can, er, practically confirmed to be considered by the ukrainian side, those who were captured, but the russian side does not register them as prisoners of war on the ukrainian side of such cases, as far as i know that is, there is no such thing as all russians who fall into ukrainian captivity are drawn up in accordance with these procedural standards, mr. oleksandr, what is the bad motivation to add to the lists of our own fellow citizens well, we always thought that it was even beneficial to show as large a list of prisoners of war as possible, accordingly show that you have a resource for the exchange of their well and so on, this is really and uh, the question is uh, why do the russians think that they can treat ukrainian prisoners of

these are international organizations, the un red cross, but they don't work, they don't act, they don't sign from the very beginning, they don't contact us, there are a lot of stories from relatives where they call simply to pray a-a i don't know er-e they ask us if we have information to pass on to the red cross . that is, a completely impotent organization that does not fulfill its obligations at all and reach out to international organizations and european politicians forcing them to act is not an easy task in front of strasbourg, azov families visited geneva and paris, where they also defended the rights of their relatives tetyana vysotska from strasbourg for the espresso tv channel, the news team told about the most important nation, read more on our espresso tv website, also subscribe to our channels on social networks in a few minutes, meet my colleagues from the big broadcast. well, i'll see you tomorrow to help survive the difficult heating season, it will be especially difficult with a health care institution, unlike educational institutions they cannot perform operations or g

mention the red cross world haven't seen in decades such a violation of human rights as in the occupied territories of ukraine, during a telephone conversation with the new president of the internationalagain emphasized the need to gain access to ukrainian prisoners, he called on the new head of the organization to send a mission to the volynivka colony where, as a result of the terrorist shelling by the russians in july killed more than fifty defenders of ukraine to what maryana jaeger answered, this question is for her priority and she will do everything possible so that the representatives of the red cross are still allowed to visit ukrainian prisoners of war. so, in your opinion, what is happening with this organization, why does it show itself so weakly in defending those issues for which it actually receives its money, you understand a lot of international organizations, you know, they are like that, they are, well, over a certain period of time, they have atrophied, let's say, those writings of the initial function that were laid down in them accordingly, and therefore now, of course, it is very difficult for them to somehow respond to the challenges created by the russian fede

these are international organizations the un red cross, but they don't work, they don't act, they don'tom the very beginning, they contact us, there are a lot of stories from relatives where they call to just pray a-a i don't know er-e they ask us if we have information for us to pass on to the red cross. that is, a completely impotent organization that does not fulfill its obligations at all, and reaching international organizations and european politicians to force them to act is not an easy task before strasbourg, the families of azov visited geneva and paris, where also defended the rights of their relatives tetiana vysotska from strasbourg for the espresso tv channel russia hit a third of the energy infrastructure of ukraine with missile strikes, the minister of energy herman galushchenko stated this in his opinion, one of the reasons is the export of ukrainian electricity to the european union, which helps countries save on russian gas and coal, the minister noted that ukraine is looking for opportunities to quickly restore water supply from other sources in kryvyi rih , water sup

these are international organizations , the un red cross, but they don't work, they don't act, they they sign from the very beginning uh, they don't contact us, there are a lot of stories from relatives where they call to just pray a-ah i don't know uh, they ask us if we have any information to pass on to the red cross that is it is a completely impotent organization that does not fulfill its obligations at all, and reaching international organizations and european politicians to force them to act is not an easy task before strasbourg. the families of azov visited geneva and paris, where they also defended the rights of their relatives. tetyana vysotska from of strasbourg for espresso tv channel interesting material from strasbourg tetyana vysotska we thank you the latest information from the makariv district in kyiv region regarding the current night attack russians attacked the makariv community with kamikaze drones tonight iranian kamikaze drones announced this oleksiy kuleba greetings, we recorded strikes on one of the communities of the region to one of the hermats before the kamika

of $280000000000.00 in 1995 jug done jap. gather is the secretary general of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies. he says, extreme heat is affecting people's lives in every sense. it will happen, sequences both in life and livelihoods, as we have seen already. i think we have to saw that in, in many countries, including in the develop part of the world, the most vulnerable population, the elderly, the people living in isolated areas of people living in a benefit level on plan environment. i should be dying because of the heat threats and the resort here in france, and also inertia in order to how the number of people die. but it's also impacting the livelihood in the sense that the production have been badly affected . it by the africa, soft tissue and south asia because of increased increased heat and drought. it's also was having impact on the, on the, on the health of the population. so this is also impacting to help situation. so basically the, the impact of a climate change and the, the heat waves is creating the compounding effect on populations affecting their l

is being worked out together with international organizations such as the un or international committee of the red cross regarding their involvement in this process, because so far we have involved them only when we found, so to speak , an opportunity to negotiate with the russian side, do you remember the humanitarian corridors, the ceasefire regime, and only then could we so to speak, to enlist the support of third parties, it does not work, you see, russia has turned to the terror of the civilian population, it cannot fight with the army , it will lose completely, it will lose on the battlefield to our boys and girls from the armed forces of ukraine and moved to the terror of the civilian population, and of course the international community should react to it. russia should feel the same about the sanctions and political obstruction at other levels, big and small, at all levels, it should feel that it will not be the responsibility. they have already started talking about some administrative services, for example, the birth of a child. if the child was born in the temporarily occupied territory that

razed to the ground according to the international committee of the red cross, now 90% of syrians liveverty, 2/3 depend on humanitarian aid, and more than half, that is, over 9 million , suffer from lack of food, according to the report of the commission. un popular discontent, not only turned into a ten-year civil war, but also led to mass crimes. including genocide war crime crimes against humanity, including genocide and numerous violations of international humanitarian law have been accompanying the syrian conflict since it began in march 11. according to the report, the perpetrators go unpunished, that in the end, your allies helped you resist, and washington withdrew its troops from the country in 2018, officially defeated isis in fact, of course, lost the arab spring provoked immediately.

these international organizations are the un red cross, but they don't work, they don't act, they don'tsign from the very beginning, they don't come out with us in contact, there are a lot of stories from relatives where they call to just pray a-a i don't know er-e they ask us if we have information to pass on to the red cross that is, a completely impotent organization that does not fulfill its obligations at all and to reach out to international organizations and european politicians to force them to act is not an easy task before strasbourg, the families of azov visited geneva and paris , where they also defended the rights of their relatives. managed to exchange and return from enemy captivity , some of them were generally considered missing , but they are alive, they are already at home in ukraine, we must remember, we must do everything we can to to their level in order for our men and women, girls, and boys to return, because you know for us 100 days are long for them and the days are longer, the nights are longer, torture, hostile, and torture by hunger, many other things, they

possibility of a red cross investigation here, do you think that it is possible for it to be truly impartial? especially when you look at something like that, recent amnesty international report, where really put a lot of backlash towards the organization based on their findings and what they reported. how do you see that turning out when it comes to what the red cross could bind and could report? again, the lensky ukrainian seem to be continually looking a gift horse in the mouth, attacking those who have been helping them. and again, when you're going ahead and kind of pre judging any investigation in the red cross or is the international investigation of how prisoners are being treated when you're attacking them before the results are attacking them. before the facts are in, it looks like is just part of the continuing propaganda. the african campaign that has been so much what this whole conflict has been about on both sides. i don't know that we've seen many reports of how you crane is handling the, the civilian areas that have been under fire by, by ukraine. we only hear about the russian missile attacks on areas that include some civilians and them and other reg