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i understand that you are helping civilians from kinshasa. what are you seeing on the ground?. they've been cut off from food, from water, from medicines. and these are already people who are facing health issues in the east of the country — measles, cholera, mpox epidemic. so these are tough times for people. i think people are just really trying to catch their breath and think about, you know, when can i go and get supplies? we heard from one mother this week who told us, just don't know where the food is, whether the water is safe enough to drink." since the start of the year. of people, from a humanitarian aid perspective? well, this is what we do. i think what we're worried about right now is some than iokm, 15km away from the provincial capital. i think that is a problem that we're going to have to take stock of in coming days. it's supplies getting in. i've also heard today from families saying the price so we're really faced by a situation which on a protection level is pretty serious as well. the women need? what do the elderly people need as well? assault. what mecha

but some of the protesters also say the b or c complex is all about natural resources. kinshasa accuses k. don't take all of helping the m. 23 militants gain access to the dfcs mineral resources which are critical for the production of electric vehicles and mobile phones. rolanda has denied any involvement, however, a year ago assigned a key resource supply deal with the you and somehow point to western interest in the ongoing war. the mineral value chains are critical to lawanda is economy. the country is a major player on the world's 10. tell them extraction. it also produces 10 tungsten gold and the opium, and has the potential for lithium and rare earth elements. in addition, rolanda with its favorable investment climate and rule of law can become a hub for value. addition in the mineral sector says the deal was inc, so the empty, the city, a group established for control of legal by a mining everything east and congo, every, a whole deposit soft 10 to them. it re, mitchell extracted from colton. and i see you in miss sitting combo said over 15 percent of the will supply off. this q

c. capital kinshasa storing the embassies upper london, several western countries. on to the m. 23 militant group captures the key city of goma, killing for 750 people in the process. the base is our team for nashville. let's get into the stories that shape the weak plus this some of these big developments to welcome to the news our of the russian that human rights commissioner has demanded international condemnation of saturdays at color school in the countries press region. moscow has opened a criminal case against a ukrainian army officer accused of ordering a missile strike on the civilian building. the number of victims has not been confirmed, but dozens are feared that the ukrainian armed forces coming to the war, crying by launching a target dismissal strike on board the school in the city of sewage up the loans you'll find them in miss solves from the some we reach in both re quoted by boston, that defense systems. this pro location is aimed at distracting the world public from the atrocities of the key. if we see which we are committed to attend the village

and that it is 7 and that it is an authorities and that it is an account that has been disputed by kinshasaterreriat' ., we have seen them organisation. we have seen them taking over large territory across eastern congo, and so this now the this now culminating with the capture of the region's biggest goma. this is something city of gama. this is something raises the city af gama. this is samethihg raises the because that raises the stakes, because the last time this 2612” , zoizzénd , 20121andthzat zoizzénd that just 2012and that just happen in 2012 and thatjust happen very briefly. so it is we really don't unprecedented, we really don't know how far is going to know how far this is going to go. know how far this is going to o, g , ., know how far this is going to go. just to walk our viewers throu~h go. just to walk our viewers through this. _ go. just to walk our viewers through this. the _ go. just to walk our viewers through this. the reason i go. just to walk our viewers l through this. the reason why there is a real concern about a conflict is because we regional conflict is because

dead in less than a week. on food and essentials, and others are rushing toward the border. from kinshasad that's really tough when you've got to look after your families and look after look after your children. and that is the story, as you say, of one mother. we know that more than 400,000 people have been displaced with that number of people from a humanitarian aid perspective? well, this is what we do. and this unfortunately, this conflict has been going on for years. being displaced, being uprooted not once, not twice, they've actually been, disbanded. going to have to take stock of in coming days. the problem also is when you cut off the land, and with all of this, you know, every day is a day where fuel prices go who probably depend on daily wages, they haven't been able to work. so we're really faced by a situation which on a protection level is pretty serious as well, is pretty serious as well. of an air strike on its own people in kursk — a region this is video said to show the aftermath of the attack haemoglobin levels in blood. but there's concern that some cyclists may be usi

and that the capturing of urging rwanda to pull out its troops and also the m23 last week, both in kinshasa our los angeles correspondent, emma vardy. # california knows how to party...# ..and billy eilish were among a star—studded lineup at two benefit concerts in la. billy crystal, who lost his home in the palisades fire, said la will recover. ..let�*s show the world who we are! we are los angeles, one city, one heart, la strong! supporting recovery efforts. i know multiple musicians who lost their gear, something as simple as that. stylists who work in music have lost their houses, that had costumes and whatnot. it's very weird to me i there will be celebrities while people in other parts of the city are suffering - to the disaster. evening will double there will still be the coveted awards up for grabs. perhaps the biggest question is whether beyonce will finally win an award for best album. this award four times. artists with nominations for chappell roan, and charlie xcx whose brat album became the namesake of the summer. the show will go on. anna and our colleagues will be live at th

now the leads i said we're going to march on kinshasa. do you think that that is feasible to see developments in that direction? i don't see them going to imagine cookies and stuff because 1st of all, i'm not seeing them. how things are there is the capacity on the numbers to my 2 kids before on junior insisting they need to for that or because i know you'll know, they said they've been in assisting that they need to battle with that. with the i see president under president would it be unless he has a. ready and neighbor, so i think this is it today it's which today is, is on it for she may need to, to do data with the m 23 perhaps in the future, but i don't see them now being able, i've been with a couple of egypt. my thoughtful contessa, i don't see that the main i'm one thing i did want to get you'll take on obviously given a visual kind of profession in terms of human rights. the u. one has warned that this 3000 civilians have been killed during the fighting for government. i mean, obviously at this point in time, it's not necessaril

reportedly moving to another city in the east because who on to pledge to reach the country's capital kinshasa, the state governments is called the takeover a declaration of war or blaming lawanda for biking and 23. we had one emotional account from a local woman whose family has been impacted. so that's why the muscles child. when i saw that she was dead, i said, lord, what am i going to do? the some 23 will came for me and goma. the neighbors went to try to recover his body and then they fight us through another phone. so he remains alone in the road . i was in the house and i didn't even have the strength to go and get him. so i stayed with his brothers crying. i so bodies text like bags of rice from the world food program at the hospital they were arranged like says some people would you move them faulty by body. and then you can go and look, we had a hard time watching the quote to you out of the general hospital was completely full. were un humanitarian entities, a ringing the alarm about food and water shortages, threatening allies of thousands trying to feed conflict. and was also para

how everyone was behind new frames and what the d r c has been on the end and just say humphrey kinshasa accused as to gully of helping the m. 23 militants. gain access to the r c's, mineral resources, which are critical for the production of electric vehicles and mobile phones or rhonda has denied any involvement. however, a year ago, it signed a key resource supply deal with the you and some now point to western interest in the ongoing war. the minerals value chains are critical to rolando is economy. the country is a major player on the world's 10, tell them extraction. it also produces 10 tungsten gold and the opium, and has potential for lithium and rare earth elements. in addition, rwanda with its favorable investment climate and rule of law can become a hub for value addition in the mineral sector. since the deal was inc, since the employee to city a group, establish full control of people by a mining everything east and call every a whole deposit solve 10 to them, it re mitchell extracted from colton. and as the you enlisted, it becomes a said over 15 procedures, the will supply

to get to the wanda and um, can shop around one table and solve african psychics influence being kinshasa has to be that has to, they have to turn the caps close and, and forced you to get into the tables. because i think ultimately he is at the moment, not being he's got, i meant this week and he is weak and receive. the emotive response is coming from him. and i don't think that is helping because the one thing that to the one that he's on a seat and they very clear in fact, cook me just seen dr. statements today. again, completely dismissing subjects view that they had at the subject summit on friday. and again, being simply dismissed. so, but you can also just have a di did that's completely dismissed, of a very t regional body in africa. all of the steps that they think needs to be taken to bring about some piece. but the big issue for me is, belmont, is now in the hands of the m 23. dr. how are we gonna ensure that, you know, not the gum? well, do you, do you get another party to actually the through mediation, get the into and you 3 out. what's actually going to happen now that i t

reportedly moving to another and eastern city to cover on a pledge to reach the country's capital kinshasa. the d r. c. government has called but take over a declaration of war. blaming rolanda for barking. b m 23. for un humanitarian groups or warning about food and water shortages, printing the lines of follows is trying to flee the d r. c. conflict. the war has also paralyzed the basic services of age. monitoring. how being goma comes for displace people on the cities might skirts of the area, has been serving as a shelter for hundreds of thousands of refugees, some of whom were forced to flee their homes in previous waves of fighting done the years, experts from the day or so he told us some western states, or i'm the central african countries resources and that the can you possible give us. so we think that what is at the origin of this war is how well we have a country rich in minerals and land. we are victims of foreign powers, the west and those who use were one to through the m 23 to attack us. they found out that the best way to plunder our wealth is to impose this war on us. wha

kinshasa. the hospitals are choked.ey haven't been able to work. so we're really faced by a situation which on a protection level is pretty serious as well. let's return to our top story. us president donald trump has signed tariffs on imports canada's outgoing prime minister, justin trudeau, with energy exports being hit with a lower 10% duty. for more on the outlook from ottawa i've been speaking with christopher sands, the director of the wilson center's canada institute. tariffs on were not unexpected, now appears unexpected, but now it appears donald trump is following that donald trump is following on his threat. was that through on his threat. was that something, do you think, that canada was bracing for, taking i think so. i think and think so. ithink and the ik so. i think and the us 0. i think and the us were link of, cahada and the as. wereeert eff?” ” least around dahada and the as. wereeert eff?” ” least around the dahada and the us. wereeert eff?” ” least around the trade at least around the trade communit

c has been abandoned as a country just to point died and make clear a kinshasa accuses kick galle of helping the m. 23 inserts and gain access to the d . r. c's, mineral resources which are critical for the production of the likes of electrical vehicles move our thoughts for one day for its part has denied any involvement but a year ago it did sign a key resource supply do with the e. u. i'm so i'm not going to western interest in the ongoing war. the minerals value chains are critical to rolando is economy. the country is a major player on the world's 10, tell them extraction. it also produces 10 tungsten gold and i opium, and has potential for lithium and rare earth elements. in addition, rolanda with its favorable investment climate and rule of law can become a hub for value addition in the mineral sector. since the deal was inc, since he entered the city, a group establish full control of people by a mining everything east. and congo, every, a whole deposit soft tend to them. it re mitchell extracted from colton. and as the you in miss sitting combo said over 15 percent of the wi

this is because who has pledged that they will reach the countries capital kinshasa the all state governments is called the take a declaration of war or blaming lawanda for backing m 23. we've been hearing an emotional account from a low for women whose family was impacted. that's a long way to for my fulton child. when i saw that she was dead, i said, lord, what am i going to do? the some 23 will came for me and go my the neighbors went to try to recover his body and then defy just through another phone. so he remained alone in the road. i was in the house and i didn't even have the strength to go and get him. so i stayed with his brothers crying. i saw bodies tucked like bags of rice from the world food program. at the hospital they were arranged like says some people would remove them all to buy body and then you can go and look, we had a hard time watching the quote to you out of the general hospital was completely full. what do you in humanitarian entities, all ringing the alarm? this is about food and water shortages, threatening the lives of thousands trying to flee that the conflict,

they are now claiming that they will march towards the capital kinshasa. the fighting has cost a document. each area in crisis with locals wanting about disrupted food supplies to the region. the union at the definitely the warren goma has ruined our trade or we used to buy our goods and go much to sell them here. and now everything has increased drastically. those who still have stocks of food have raised their prices . so gabby died me and i've been coming here to buy my products for years. but today it's chaos. there is almost nothing available, not even onions, which we used to find in abundance. fruits to of becoming hard to find all of this came from guidelines and now we are completely stuck fees. we used to get them from government, but today nothing arrives here because we are entirely dependent on government. this will, has power lost everything, and our lives are now on such. and now in the meantime, on voice from the d. r. c. and rwanda treated accusations during the session of the un human human rights counseling geneva, the life of this demo,

to another eastern city, you recall who and of pledge that they will reach the country's capital kinshasa. the d o. c government has cool to take over a declaration of war on his blaine rolanda for backing the n 23. we've been having an emotional accounting from a local woman whose family was directly impacted. that's when my goal, my fault child. when i saw that he was dead, i said, lord, what am i going to do? the some 23 will came for me and go my the neighbors went to try to recover his body and then the fights us through and all the boom. so he remained alone in the road. i wasn't the house and i didn't even have the strength to go and get him. so i stayed with his brothers crying. i saw bodies tucked like bags of rice from the world food program. at the hospital they were arranged like says, some people would remove them all to buy body and then you can go and look, we had a hard time watching the quote to you as a general hospital was completely full. but we un humanitarian entities all ringing the alarm about the food and to sausages which threatened the lives of thousands who wer

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compatriots who are living in a situation of insecurity which was imposed on them by the coalition of the kinshasa regime. we are come green, we shall continue the march of liberation to can shasta, when they ask us to retreat. where did they want us to retreat to? we are not going anywhere. on members of the congolese dias for a in belgium and france, have protested against what they call europe and complicit in the d. r. c. crisis. hundreds. descended on the e. u headquarters in brussels accusing the block of financing, rolanda and by extension the m 23 in paris protesters, the crimes and lock of international response to the central african prices compared to all the money sent by the west to ukraine. some of the protesters also say that they are so complex is all about the source. we're here to tell the european union to end this contract. they've signed with rolanda for raw materials, because as everyone knows by now, there are no raw materials in rolanda. everything comes from the d, r c. these are blood mineral, whatnot, and we don't want to see that happen anymore. we've come here to tell

. >> with images that have just come in today from kinshasa. people waiting in line for tb medication. when you. >> don't. >> take your medication and you're in a regimen, you build up. resistance and that medication becomes much less effective down the line. >> clinical trials. where we. >> have enlisted volunteers all around the world, including in sub-saharan africa, to test out remedies for cholera, for tb, for hiv, for cervical cancer. remedies that could benefit the american people as well over time. and those. trials just halted people sometimes having devices in their bodies or being partially through a medical regimen. so it is just devastating for american interests. it's devastating for america's reputation as a. country that keeps its word. and in terms of the usaid employees, i know, because i left on january 20th, they were eager to serve. they served under the previous trump administration. they stayed. that administration did great good in the world with broad bipartisan support. and now what is so stunning to them is that they