that has the latest in kurdistan. the carriage is ministry of internal affairs has announced that 25 bodies have been found in the town of goal over there reporting that these people were killed in a mortar attack by the military on april the 29th they've also released some statistics on the kind of structural damage damage to homes. during these attacks they saying that 70 to 78 houses have been burned to schools sri border posts and 10 petrol stations now the press office for the president some other of your power off they're saying that the situation is in their words relatively stable in that area we are hearing reports that the military have withdrawn back across the border we know that there's been a large mobilization of the kirghiz army to that area as you would expect and interestingly some news coming out from the bacon local authorities along those borders they're saying that 58000 people were evacuated from the area 52000 of who they are reporting as being women and children so another indication of just h

kurdistan says the soldiers killed more than 50 people and destroyed government and private property.ects the damage to his home. >> we are afraid. my family and children cannot live here. my neighbors for evacuated into their territory. the relationship has not been good for years, but now it is worse than ever. quick some of the estimated 60,000 people evacuated are sheltering in schools. >> i have been here with my sister-in-law and grandchildren for four days. i don't know what is happening in my village. thank god we are being looked after here. >> with little sign of settlement to the border dispute, she and many like her will struggle to rebuild their lives. >> wildlife parks in south africa are worried about renewed poaching of rhinos now that covid lockdown restrictions are slowly being lifted. poaching was down by a third last year, the lowest in almost a decade. rangers are removing the horns of rhinos to make them useless to poachers. poachers sell them on a legal black markets, mainly in china and vietnam. there are only an estimated 16,000 rhinos left in south africa. >>

in southern kurdistan to see what's left behind. this fall river looking south towards the primary mountains the road winds through a mountain landscape that kyrgyzstan until you can stand have repeatedly fought over because borders here are indistinct the burnt out military and civilian vehicles evidence of the most recent fighting. what started as an argument between curators and villages about control of a water pump escalated into a battle between 2 armies houses and schools were destroyed at least 50 people were killed and tens of thousands fled their homes then both former. i was in the house when i heard shooting in the village when the tajik soldiers came i left close by 20 kilometers inside to kill the stan is a part of tajikistan this is the border post for the toxic territory of it is home to around 30000 statics and the area is completely surrounded by cuties territory and it has become the flashpoint for border disputes that has its roots in the soviet past. is one of 2 exclave inside kilgour stan borders a complicated

but authorities in kurdistan say they found 25 bodies from the latest attack accusing its neighbor of war crimes u.s. president joe biden has paid tribute to the servicemen who carried out the raid on osama bin laden's compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death after a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan. chards military council has named a transition government following the president's sudden death the military and idriss deby some took power after he was killed on the frontline fighting rebels last month. the opposition says it recognizes the 40 strong cabinet. story. tension between tajikistan and could just stand on a scale not seen in years fighting broke out over a disputed border area although it truce was agreed it's not stop. this violence because of what it into old wives' conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. kyrgyzstan and have been in a dispute over land and water resources for more than 3 decades a vast recently escalated into the have is fighting in years and raised fears of a wider

authorities in kurdistan say they found 25 bodies from the latest attack accusing its neighbor of war crimes u.s. president joe biden has paid tribute to the servicemen who carried out the raid on osama bin laden's compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death after a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan they see headlines news continues after talks al-jazeera. on counting the cost of china's navy and its maritime militia dominate the south china sea has the u.s. lost control could the pandemic usher in the 4 day work week and environmental racism opposition grows to a u.s. pipeline. counting the cost on al-jazeera. workers. it's been nearly $100.00 days since myanmar's military took power in a coup and arrested civilian leaders including and the son suchi. but the people of myanmar seem determined to hold on to the democratically elected government they gained in 2015 they've refused to go back to the military rule they lived under for hof a century. the coup triggered civil disobedience and mass protests. manama security fo

kurdistan and to have agreed to use o.b. aromatics to end a decades long border dispute at least 50 people were killed during fighting last month a ceasefire brokered by russia is now in place but moscow's role is chief mediator is being questioned charles stratford reports from bishkek. in the aftermath of the worst fighting between kyrgyzstan and tajikistan since the border dispute started 30 years ago one question is being asked louder than others how did you stand launch what analysts say was a well planned military operation while on the same day this was happening in the taxi capital to john by a russian defense minister sergei sure go meeting his tactic and killed his counterparts at a meeting of the collective security organization that's led by russia that seems to say something either about the complicity of russia or relative remove of russia from what's going on in central asia or maybe some other sinister interests being played out in moscow and that's the 1000000 dollar question a statue of lenin in the cutest

kurdistan says a ceasefire with neighboring turkey stan is holding after a week of intense border fighting both nations claim an area around a water supply facility in a dispute that dates back decades as the official death toll mounts in the wake of this worst finding in years kurdistan however is accusing its neighbor of war crimes charles stratford has the latest now from in kyrgyzstan. the current is ministry of internal affairs has announced that 25 bodies have been found in the town of goal over there reporting that these people were killed in a mortar attack by the military on april the 29th they've also released some statistics on the kind of structural damage damage to homes. during these attacks they saying that 70 to 78 houses have been burned to schools sri border posts and 10 petrol stations now the press office for the president some other of your power off there saying that the situation is in their words relatively stable in that area we are hearing reports that the military have withdrawn back across the border we know that there's been a large mobilization of the kirghiz

cost border gunfire between kurdistan and its neighbor to a stand on thursday forced more than 10000 people to evacuate their homes the goal to go to the end of the world put a little subdued i have 5 children i already moved them to back and city then i came back to. help our men defend our village go to the i. a border a border dispute led to the heaviest fighting seen in years between the 2 countries just hours after a cease fire agreement each side has been the other for firing 1st off to to decrease our installed surveillance cameras or towards reserves that both claim as their right. in the governor of this region stated that the cameras from the water distribution center should be removed by the tajik side of the matter of his fall a city hasn't listened and that's what's caused the conflict so. the site but to g. kosong the security committee has accused kircus soldiers of opening fire 1st on its troops at the water distribution point on this far in regard. to kurdistan says at least 30 people were killed and more than 150 others injured she casualty numbers a still unclear.

in southern kurdistan to see what's left behind. this fall river looking south towards the primary ally mountains the road winds through a mountain landscape that kyrgyzstan until you can stand have repeatedly for water over because borders here are indistinct the burnt out military and civilian vehicles evidence of the most recent fighting what started as an argument between curators and toxic villages about control of a water pump escalated into a battle between 2 armies houses and schools were destroyed at least 50 people were killed and tens of thousands fled their homes then both from a suburb i was in the house when i heard shooting in the village when the tajik soldiers came i left. close by 20 kilometers inside to kyrgyzstan is a part of tajikistan this is the border post for the tajik territory of iraq it is home to around $30000.00 statics and the area is completely surrounded by cuties territory and it has become the flashpoint for border disputes that has its roots in the soviet past. is one of 2 tragic exclave inside ki

thousands of residents along kurdistan's border with stan have been returning to damaged homes days after being forced to flee from clashes more than 30 people died in a flare up of tensions between the 2 former soviet states a ceasefire now appears to be holding. the police here in germany say they have shut down a major internet platform that shared images of the sexual abuse of children official said the site on the circle dr net was one of the biggest in the world with more than 400000 members and have been operating since at least 2019 a months long in international operation coordinated by europol there to a series of raids in mid april and the arrest of 3 men in germany and another in patrick why. well you need a 70 vote from the d w digital desk cancer research the issue of child abuse to organize through the docket for the w magazine program shift but welcome to the studio. how significant is this latest series of arrests major sensation for a german investigators i mean this platform boys town we're talking about people around the globe shared videos and images of sexual abuse o

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cross border gunfire between kurdistan and its neighbor to storm on thursday forced more than 10000 people to evacuate their homes the the world has. already said i have 5 children i already moved. back and city then i came back to help our men defend our village will talk about i. a boardroom border dispute led to the heaviest fighting seen in use between the 2 countries just hours after a cease fire agreement each side has been the other for firing 1st off to g. kosong sold surveillance cameras or towards reserves but both claim as their right . in the governor of this region stated that the cameras from the water distribution center should be removed by the tajik side of the matter of his fall a city hasn't listened and that's what's caused the conflict so sad but to jiko songs security committee has accused curtis soldiers of opening fire 1st and its troops at the water distribution point on this far regard. for the song says at least 30 people were killed and more than 150 others injured she casualty numbers still unclear. sankyo gunshot wounds 11 people are in need betsy care but the

we'll look at russia's influence in the border conflict between kurdistan and tajikistan by moscow's role as a mediator is being questioned. a senior olympic official says nothing can stop the tokyo games going ahead we'll have that story coming up in sports. but 1st several states in india are going into lockdown as officials try to bring the coronavirus outbreak under control it's the 3rd country after the u.s. on brazil to record more than $4000.00 deaths in a single day. reports from new delhi many are desperate to get their hands on life saving medical supplies. rajkumar patiently waits for his next ride his passenger has a family members of a covert patient admitted to a new delhi hospital and there waiting to be taken home. is one of many drivers in india's capital who are using the auto rickshaws as ambulances and ferrying patients and their families for free and that is the most boring obviously one is scared but if everyone's children will stay inside their homes then who will go out and fight at the borders so all of us will have to come out of our homes and the common peo

kurdistan's leader is calling for a cease fire with. saturday to be respected as this place people begin to return home of violence this feud about a reservoir that both countries claim is their own killed almost 40 people in the last week from the village of charles stratford reports. this is the 1st time 70 has returned home since she and her family fled for their lives it is completely destroyed zyban he says killed because she has lived in the village of qana on the disputed border which as you can stand in her life they have been clashes between the curious and tragic communities in this region before but never as military involvement left destruction on this scale. called the i had hoped that when i came back there would be something left but i'm devastated god willing with hope of the people we will rebuild our lives instead of moving i want to rebuild here this place has always been home i will never get. both the kirghiz and governments accuse each other of escalating the situation. video shot on mobile phones show the tragic m

is accusing its neighbor of war crimes as well child stratford has the latest now from in kurdistan. the kurdish ministry of internal affairs has announced that 25 bodies have been found in the town of goal over the noise they're reporting that these people were killed in a mortar attack by the tragic military on april 29th they've also released some statistics on the kind of structural damage damage to homes. during these attacks they're saying that 778 houses have been burned to schools sri border posts and 10 . in petrol stations now the press office for the president so there is your power of they're saying that the situation is in their words relatively stable in that area we're hearing reports that the military have withdrawn back across the border we know that there's been a large mobilization of the kirghiz army to that area as you would expect and interestingly some news coming out from the bacon local authorities along those borders they're saying that 58000 people were evacuated from the area 52000 of who they are reporting as being women and children so another indication

look at some of the other stories making news around the world to the thousands of residents along kurdistan's border with jackie stone returning to damaged homes days after being forced to flee at clashes more than 30 people died in a fair tension between the 2 former soviet states the ceasefire now appears to be holding. israel's government watchdog the state comptroller has said his office will launch an investigation into friday's deadly stampede as a jewish festival 45 people were killed in the crush which was the deadliest civil disaster in israel's history the government independent agency says it could could have been prevented. young activists in manama stage nationwide rallies calling for others to join them in a spring revolution with as this security forces shot and killed several demonstrates is that the series of explosions rocked the city of young gone it's been 3 months since the ministry seems power. well spittles in india are appealing for emergency oxygen supplies are shortages worsened broadcaster and the t.v. reporting 28 people died overnight because of a lack of oxygen t

dream about working in a company like nasa and a small step to science a giant leap for womankind in kurdistan you don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the stuff like would be sent into space women make science kurdistan space school on al-jazeera. there are some of the media stories a critical look at the global media has sped up the so on al-jazeera government shut off access to social media. the capital of. his ranks one of the most dangerous cities in the. 101 east investigates the violent instilling fear on the streets. and disease because 50 years debts children and. all that. much. lacking it's received a childhood education. she. says to. try. to. seize. india opens vaccinations to all adults but the rollout is going badly as it marks a record 400019 infections. 12 cope with 19 patients have died at all spittle in new delhi alfred ran short of oxygen suppliers plus. hello again i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up.

living in a divided and deserted community we visit to southern kurdistan where thousands of people have fled or to fight. and i'm peter same to go to school to news tens of thousands of people in japan have signed a petition calling for the turkey to cancel that and plenty more later in the program. so there is a renewed push for a paper on covert $1000.00 vaccines to be temporarily suspended after president biden gave his backing on wednesday it would allow buy new factories to produce jobs under license the european union says it's ready to discuss the move india and south africa have led the drive by low and middle income countries to suspend the pay. india which is at the epicenter of the world's worst corona virus outbreak has welcomed by support elizabeth prone and has more now from new delhi. we as a vaccination center in new delhi where people appointments are the lucky ones because there aren't enough doses in the country this is a private facility so people here are having to pay for their vaccines now the government expanded the vaccination program to include everyone about t

still had an al-jazeera russia's influence in the border conflict between kurdistan and tis you can stand by moscow's role as mediator is being questioned. in parts of a chinese space rocket could crash to earth in the next couple of hours but no one knows where they'll come down. it's time for the perfect channel the weather sponsored point qatar airways it's a warm end to the weekend in japan you should see 252627 degrees in most of honshu the north coastal cool is an onshore breeze and still cold off the snow not far away from here cardo but really we're talking about the mainland the sun's out for the most part elsewhere something charter is seeing in a redevelopment of a lump of spring rain it's not dramatic and it will be next week or shows itself as it run. across the western and the sin end of the yangtze south so that the potential for flood still exists in vietnam and cambodia from seasonal showers same is true for the philippines and borneo not so true in jobbers very dry here an occasional showers but not true for so much particular northern sumatra it's big shows recently the

place it inside and at the scheduled time the south like to be sent into space women make science kurdistan space school on al-jazeera. to. welcome back a look at the main stories india has become the 1st country in the world to report more than 400000 new covered 19 infections in a single day at a foreign forces in afghanistan says it would be a mistake for any armed groups to attack as the u.s. pullout formally begins comes a day after a truck bomb killed at least $24.00 people in eastern woke up province and rallies have been taking place across the world along international labor day in colombia they've coincided with protests against government tax reform plans. or have also been made a protest across europe despite coronavirus restrictions there following a pandemic that's crippled many of europe's economies it's giving young people worried about their future a way to vent their anger move back reports on this now from london. tear gas in paris an all too familiar sight france's may day demonstrations of traditionally a show of force by the country's mighty trade unions. a message for

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a ceasefire appears to be holding between kurdistan and tajikistan after the heaviest fighting between the 2 countries in decades on thursday dozens of people were killed and although 150 injured at the disputed border. reports. the only thing one can hear is the sound of wind. empty streets. and locked up homes on a friday morning. but less than 24 hours ago it was far from peaceful in the kirkus village of kids bel. possible the gunfire between kind of just on its neighbor to stand on thursday forced more than 10000 people to evacuate their homes. i have 5 children i already moved them to back and city then i came back to help our men defend our village will talk about i. a boardroom border dispute led to the heaviest fighting seen in use between the 2 countries just hours after a cease fire agreement each side has been the other for firing 1st after to jiko starting sorts of ailments cameras or towards reserves that both claim is their right. in the governor of this region stated that the cameras from the water distribution center should be removed by the tajik side of the matter of

maneuvering not just economics then a quarter beirut a cease fire along a disputed border between kurdistan and tajikistan is holding after fighting last week killed them more than 50 people on both governments say they want an end to hostilities there are few signs of a political solution charles transferred reports from the border village of qatar. this is the 1st time zyban has returned to her home since she and her family fled for their lives it is completely destroyed. zyban he says kirkuk is she has lived in the village of cop tash on the disputed border which as you can start her life threatening clashes between the curious and tasha communities in this region before but never as military involvement like destruction on this scale. unless isn't getting called the i had hoped that when i came back there would be something left but i'm devastated god willing with hope that the people we will rebuild our lives instead of moving i want to rebuild here this place has always been home i will never get. back the killer gives and governments accuse each other of escalating the situations. vi

thousands of people are forced from the cross border battle between kurdistan and. attorney plus. i'm sure the whole of the port of dover where it's a busy day for rescuers at sea about the u.k.'s border force of people making the dangerous crossing by small boat from the french coast. but. there is some to talk about in the arabian peninsula weather wise 1st of all we have got rain but it's significant rain in yemen in the southwest of saudi there's rather more normal rain in the east and south turkey running across to the western side of the caspian and in between low sunshine it's quite warm still event temps are above the average of course $41.00 in baghdad and in down in q 8 but it's probably down in yemen particular some of the you notice things completely different the temperatures well below where it should be largely because of the persistence understanding the higher ground and the significant rain even on low ground i think we'll see some flooding down here and it's lasting for a couple of days as well we go to sunday now in the still rain showing up well inland in yeme

democratic republic of congo after months of escalating violence and we visit a tajik territory inside kurdistan where people are hoping to rebuild their homes destroyed in last month's border conflict. hello welcome to the program the e.u. chief says that she's willing to discuss a proposal to suspend intellectual property rights for covert 19 vaccines until now the e.u. which is home to large pharmaceutical companies has opposed the waiver at the w t o but there's renewed pressure to allow the move after it got the backing of president biden it would help millions of people in poor nations get inoculated by allowing more manufacturers to produce the jobs might have the reports now from washington d.c. . president biden had back to back seen waiver jaring the 2020 presidential campaign and in recent weeks his team has held a series of discussions with representatives from the pharmaceutical sector. it was the u.s. trade representative catherine time who formally made the announcement these extraordinary times and circumstances of call for emergency measures she tweeted the u.s. supports the wai

principle agreements to solve the issues in the interests of security peace and stability in both kurdistan and to christiane i think we can. if that. does work. i hope there will be full silence the peace the calamity in our countries in particular in the territories on the border we very much hope that the reach decisions which will rot in the protocol will be executed. the latest fighting began after a fishel set up cameras to monitor water supply facility near the caregivers village of caulked ash both nations have claimed areas mainly after they gained independence from the soviet union when it collapsed in 1901 a large part of the border remains are marked fuelling disputes over water land and pastures. delegations have held several rounds of talks but failed to and there are disputes kyrgyzstan and both members of the russian dominated collective security treaty organization and they both host russian military bases moscow has offered to mediate urging both sides to negotiate a lasting settlement. char's transferred reports from in kyrgyzstan the kurdish ministry of internal affairs

own al-jazeera thousands of people were forced from their homes why a cross border battle between kurdistan and tajikistan. facts are being auctioned including a blood stained cloth we'll tell you why after this. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan qatar airways. it's rained heavily again in japan but equally it rained quite dramatically with a storm as was seen this city just in the north of shanghai that was the damage surprising this killed by 11 people and then just about 100 more i think it was this coming through here very rapidly behind what was a fairly sharply defined frontal system now that is losing its strength but the head of the system with all of it is still giving rain and the backwash that's when the coming out of a cold interior of the funnels of china will prompt more spring snow for the higher ground of honshu and rain for the lower ground and then we see the sunshine coming which is the case of the korean peninsula at almost all of china again but there is more rain gathering about trying to get to monday it'll be following the yangtze valley and this is

ceasefire with neighboring tajiks don is holding off to a week of intense border fighting authorities in kurdistan say they found 25 bodies from the latest attack accusing its neighbor of war crimes. u.s. president joe biden has paid tribute to the servicemen who carried out the raid on osama bin laden's compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death off to a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan. at least 8 protesters have reportedly been killed by security forces in myanmar it happened during some of the biggest demonstrations against military rule in days calls a growing for an independent commission to investigate a stampede at a religious festival in israel observed a day of mourning for the $45.00 men and boys killed during the jewish orthodox event on friday a group of retired police commissioners says any investigation should have wide ranging powers to probe senior politicians. those who headlines he's continued to stare off to up front stay with us. this is a promising start to the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculatio

didn't residents along the kurdistan border with stan have been returning to that damaged homes days after thousands were forced to flee from clashes more than 30 people died in a flare up of tensions between the 2 former soviet states a ceasefire now appears to be holding. police in germany say they have shut down a major internet platform that shed images of the sexual abuse of children officials said this side of the so-called dark net was one of the biggest in the world with more than 400000 members and have been operating since at least 20193 men arrested in germany and a further suspect detained in paraguayan in a series of raids in mid april they followed a month long international operation coordinated by europe all. of them or the story let's bring in our political correspondent it is a top of she's been following this for us how did this network come to light. well we don't have all the details yet but what we do know is that these criminal investigations were quite complex and took several months and at the heart of them was a task force that was instigated by germany and

maryam: at least a dozen people have been killed after a cease-fire between kurdistan and tajikistan fell apart. several were injured as officials but to try to discourage the skirmish. there is a dispute over water supplies fueling fears of a wider conflict. reporter: this is what a cease-fire sounds like on the order between tajikistan and curious dan. -- and curious dan. the violence broke out at a water reservoir that both countries claim as their own. each side accusing the other of firing first. there are skirmishes here every few months as communities argue over access to land and water resources. major engagements by government troops are rare. this is the worst fighting for years >> this is one of the last undefined frontiers in the post-soviet region in central asia. when you look at this part of the map, ts is where the three countries all tangled around one another. it's a complicated ethnic patchwork. you can't place blame on the fact that there are no clear geographic markers between the borders, so that is geographic confusion, you could say. reporter: border checkpoin

the kurds managed to achieve autonomy in the kurdistan region of iraq in 2005. their political leadership is now pushing for a referendum on independence which could mean drawing new borders with in iraq. and it is true that the grokking kurds are quite happy. where they are in their own. enclave as it were but the united states continues to look for iraq which is integrity and not divided into 3 talking it. and then to write a whole court. i mean. that we've been. werman helped. and. of that can. be looked at harvard. but sex pekoe say akun. become. the threat of division has also emerged in modern syria. the syrian revolution began in march 27th the government of president bashar assad responded by a fierce war against all opposition with far reaching consequences. it represents a major challenge facing the international community and 2016. the situation in syria was exacerbated by the intervention of both russia and iran and their support for the assad government against the rebels. and what the limits are as many i mean about of the. iranian people and you h

school company like nasa and us and they're a small stuff a science a giant leap for womankind in kurdistan you don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the south like to be sent into space women make science cut a stunt space school on al-jazeera. port moresby the capital of poppy new guinea is ranked one of the most dangerous cities in the room one o one east investigates the violent against each killing field on the streets on al-jazeera the u.s. is always of interest to people all right the world this is being gay and for a number of them with your gas bill you have to report only through an international perspective to try could play their global audience how this could impact feel like this is an important part of the world and other leaders very good to bring the news to the world from here. when the news breaks here in windsor with to see if maybe this is the main breach completely underwater when people who need to be heard 1000 people staying in these tents just a stone's throw from the us mexico border and the story needs to be told i felt like the whole sky is full of the

now ceasefire along the disputed border between kurdistan and stan is holding after clashes last week killed more than 50 people within 60000 fled their homes and both governments say they want an end to the hostilities but will sign of a political solution to the issue that actually caused the tension between the states since their independence 30 years ago our correspondent charles stratford has more from the village of on the tajik border. this is the 1st time 70 has returned to her home since she and her family fled for their lives it is completely destroyed. he says kirkuk is she has lived in the village of caught on the disputed border with. her life there being clashes between the curious and tragic communities in this region before but never as military involvement like destruction on this scale. called the i had hoped that when i came back there would be something left but i'm devastated god willing with hope of the people we will rebuild our lives instead of moving i want to rebuild here this place has always been home i will never get. back the kid again governments accuse

kurdistan and tajikistan have agreed to withdraw their troops from their borders after the heaviest fighting between those countries in decades and also a great on a complete ceasefire this is after dozens of people have been killed and more than $150.00 injured in the violence at a disputed border supporters from. the only thing one can hear is the sound of wind. empty streets. and locked up homes on a friday morning. but less than 24 hours ago it was far from peaceful in the kirkus village of his bel that. cost border gunfire between current just on and its neighbor to stand on thursday forced more than 10000 people to evacuate their homes you know want to go to the floor put a little subdued i have 5 children i already moved them to back and city then i came back to help our men defend our village will talk about i. a border a border dispute led to the heaviest fighting seen in use between the 2 countries just hours after a cease fire agreement each side has been the other for firing 1st after to decrease starting stalled surveillance cameras or towards reserves that both claim as their r