of libya here and is old city. there is evidence that dates back centuries and got that. he came to power. he sought to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children, amazon names. he removed our culture from history books, but we preserved our culture in secret. ah, dad will do is a musician. he says before revel, groups revolted against kit duffy in 2011, playing amazon music was a criminal offense at that that a no gun under gadhafi, amazon musicians would play music in secret. it was seen as a form of rebellion. but after the revolution, we can sing our songs, speak our language, the revolution gave us the liberty to express our culture and heritage and nor the m a z. coastal city of water is the largest in libya. yes, you wait an important role in the revolution that hobbled longtime leader and wal mart did that. he outlawed their cameras like language. now, after more than a decade, they are able to open celebrate their heritage and culture. the tamares out language is now being taught at this colle

for 40 years, gaddafi built a new society in libya, which the jamahiri called the power of the masses, but in the end, he himself was overthrown by a new revolution supported by countries. the west, when fi was killed in libya, chaos still reigns, september 1, 1969 is considered the day the now legendary belarusian group pesnyary appeared on that day, by decision of the artistic council of the minsk philharmonic, the leona group received the right to you via vocal and instrumental ensemble russia ostanshin soon the group was advised to change its name to more euphonious, and pesnyary appeared in translation from belarusian singers, popularity quickly grew to an all-union scale in the seventy-sixth pesnyary became the first soviet via that performed with concerts in the usa in 2003, the founders of the permanent artistic director of the group vladimir mulyavin did not become, but the song of the ensemble continues to be performed by other musical groups. where is the carved palisade on september 1, 1972, the american bobby fischer defeated paris spassky and became the world chess champ

now, trina al jazeera western libya.

in the amazon language, western libya is home to libya's berber people, the amazon scattered across than a fool. so mountains are old amazon cities like this one. and i'll get her up, de la sassy, says the amazon. you have a long and rich history in libya and start when we're left on an amazon pick where the original inhabitants of libya here and is old city. there's evidence that dates back centuries and got taffy came to power. he sought to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children. amazon names. he removed our culture from history books, but were preserved our culture and secret. ah, the horrible do is a musician. he says before revel, groups revolted against kit duffy in 2011, playing amazon music was a criminal offense at that that a no gun under gadhafi, amazon musicians would play music in secret. it was seen as a form of rebellion. but after the revolution, we can sing our songs, speak, our language revolution gave us the liberty to express our culture and heritage and nor the emma zeal. coastal city of water is the largest in libya. yet the view played an important

of libya here and is old city. there is evidence that dates back centuries and got that. he came to power. he sought to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children, amazon names. he removed our culture from history books, but we preserved our culture in secret. ah, dad will do is a musician. he says before rebel groups revolted against get duffy in 2011, playing amazon music was a criminal offense at that that a no gun under gadhafi, amazon musicians would play music in secret. it was seen as a form of rebellion. but after the revolution, we can sing our songs, speak our language. the revolution gave us the liberty to express our culture and heritage and, nor the emma's ease. coastal city of water is the largest in libya. young view wave, an important role in the revolution that hobbled long time leader wal mart did that . he outlawed their time about language. now, after more than a decade, they're able to open celebrate their heritage and culture. the tamares out language is now being taught at this c

he mentioned libya and court for peace and renew dialogue in libya, saying that the congo on behalf of the african union had been involved in the libyan situations since 2011. he also spoke about climate changes, which he said has a huge impact on poor countries. there he of course was referencing african countries saying that they have become more vulnerable because of climate change than he mentioned, particularly deforestation in central africa. and then lastly, he spoke about africa taking its place in the global nations and the court in the united states to end what he said was a, in a dark chapter on q back he spoke about the us embark on cuba endlessly causing suffering. so they, you had the foreign ministers on closing costs, so from the congo, well moving forward and moving further afield. now us forces are stealing more than half affiliated oil production, transporting tankers to their base is in iraq. and that's according to an exclusive interview that artie held with the so in foreign minister woman yesterday, murderer. do you as continues to steal oil, gas, wheat, cotton a

now tryna al jazeera western, libya. it's take you back to london now, where king charles and his siblings are holding a vigil at the queen's coffin inside westminster hall looking at live pitches as the queen's 4 siblings. all 4 children stand at the light monarch's coffin, prince andrew, prince edward, his sister, princess anne, and of course king charles as seamless. same type out just days ago in the birds, said giles cathedral where the queen's body laid in rest. the siblings will stand there for 15 minutes and then tomorrow on saturday, all eyes of the queen's grandchildren are expected to do the same. standing vigil by her coffin. it's the 1st time the queen's children have seen the coffin inside westminster hole. and also what a powerful moment to be a part of if you're a member of the public, also paying your respects. many of these people, as we've been hearing, have been lining up for hours, if not an entire day to pay their respects to the light monarch and as well. they've been able to do that by saying that

to have an election in libya that failed to happen. things have got more tense and in recent weeks we've seen fresh clashes. so the situation is very concerning. the reason they haven't appointed any one is because of deadlock at the security council. they've been various names mentioned, but they've been opposition to those names. now as you say, the secretary general has come up with a new name for masonic lees minister to take over the job, mr. bassetti. and he's propose that name in the letter to the security count. so what happens now is the security council will decide and put forward to something called a silence procedure for the next few hours. and if none of the security council members break silence and say, we don't want him, then he will effectively become the new special representative for libya. so far that have been no objections from the 50 members of the security council. but there has been one very important objection. this letter, which has come from the libyan ambassador, sent to the set country general and also to

libya national unity government isn't too happy about the intended pick. a new revelations about what exactly was founded. former us president donald trump's estate. when the f b, i searched it last month. ah ah, hello, it's very much an east west split across so the u. s. sat the moment we have got some very heavy right across eastern parts. it stays bone dry, parched, and extremely hot. so dangerous, he continuing across so western areas of the us, thursday temperature, got to $53.00 celsius in death valley, california. and you can see how that heat does stay in place as we go right through the weekend. all the way into labor day. could even see that record temperature getting lifted somewhat further as we go on through the next couple of days. so no sign of any a meaningful rainfall across that western side of the us fire burning across here. and we are going to see it staying dry over the next few days, one or 2 showers over toward certain parts of texas by the state. that was a south as where the intense rank continues and that slides, right, the way

now tryna al jazeera western libya, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the sour syrian state media says israel has carried out is strikes that have killed 5 soldiers. the attack happens near the capital, damascus. israel has conducted numerous air strikes inside government controlled areas of syria over the years. investigation is underway in the ukrainian city of zoom where the bodies of hundreds of civilians have been discovered in a mass of burial size. the bodies are to be exempt for forensic examination. the concert health ministry says $24.00 people have been killed since the fighting broke out on wednesday to cease fire between cusick stone and taj it's done. has reportedly been violated just hours after a meeting between their leaders on friday with those tensions, along with the conflict and ukraine, overshadowed the summers of the shanghai cooperation organization and was biggest on whistle sorta has more from the summit. these 2 companies have engaged in a wide range of conflict alongside to the 950 kilometers borders. while this was happening

although libya has been engulfed in violence and political divisions since 2011 the amazon. okay, they're happy with their new found freedom. now, trina, al jazeera western libya, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. now koga stands, health ministry says 24 people have been killed since fighting between it's donna tajikistan forces broke out on wednesday. a cease fire was reportedly violated just hours after the country's leaders met on friday. that's lucky for those tensions, along with a conflict in ukraine, overshadowed the summit of the shanghai corporation organization in becky stun. russell said he has more from the summit. these 2 companies have engaged in a wide range of conflicts alongside to day or 950 kilometers borders. well, this was happen in the presence of these 2 companies were here in america, attending the shan guy, a cooperation organization summit and the debt, the diplomatic. a force had been just initiated to pave the way for a meeting between these 2 leaders. they met and they had agreed on a ceasefire. but just hours after this is wh

uprising took place in libya. despite the risks of regional destabilization the wisp began operation amadon from marley's perspective. this was very bad news indeed. come after it a blue lips, gadhafi helped this a hell of countries a lot, especially molly or libya, had invested a lot in the hotel and banking sector in on a super dead operation. amadon host gadhafi to relinquish power is ended the 42 year regime and to ma, bleached the asteroid libyan leader, the nato air craft went back to their base and the twilight fighters who had sift gadhafi, went back to molly with their weapons. put as of it, a glass of it, all, africans knew that if libya felt the sally and countries would suffer the consequences. mister and i think that history has not deceived us. why? the man, whether it's molly burkina, the share or other countries in every one is in the process of taking a beating because we destabilized libya establish a limit. keith is not that i saw on the west overlook the fact that libya is africa i do to you the libyan crisis had only been seen from a mediterranean personality to

the 2nd act of the maryan crosses unfolded in libya. oh, in 2011, in the wake of the arab spring, a popular uprising took place in libya. despite the risks of regional destabilization the wisp began operation amazon from marley's perspective. this was very bad news indeed. come after it, a blue lippy dorothy helps this a hell of countries a lot. especially molly. libya had invested a lot in the hotel and banking sector, listed on a super good operation are met on host gadhafi to relinquish power is ended. the 42 year a shame and a mob lynched the else. deadly b elidah. the nato air craft went back to their base and the twilight fighters who had sift gadhafi, went back to molly with their weapons. soon as i had a glass of it, all africans knew that if libya felt the sally and countries would suffer the consequences. mister and i think that history has not deceived us. why? the man, whether it's molly burkina these year or other countries em. every one is in the process of taking a beating because we destabilized libya establish it a litt

curtain, the visa-free regime is canceled and other european difficulties. civil war rehearsal iraq and libya again engulfed in flames report of our program hot summer 22 detente did not bring autumn to be no less nervous previous seasons of this year. until august. we were not on the air in a new phase the confrontation between the united states and china has passed all the prerequisites for a collision, the question has been created, when and in what form the further transformation of the world will be a series of acute international crises with the participation of the leading powers of those who are equipped to the maximum with the means of war, we will hope that no one of them will not lose the sense of the line that cannot be crossed. a regular review conference on the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons ended in new york the other day, the final document is not to be adopted. succeeded not for the first time in the role. the nuclear non- proliferation treaty entered into force on march 5 , 1970. since then, it has been signed by almost all states of the world, with the e

especially molly up libya had invested a lot in the hotel and banking sector. still new. done a superb runker operation are met on host gadhafi to relinquish power. this ended the 42 year a shame, and to mob lynched the else to libyan leader. the nato air craft went back to their base and the tory fighters who had served gadhafi went back to molly with their weapons. who never had a chance of it. all africans knew that if libya felt the sally and countries would suffer the consequences. mister and i think that history has not deceived us while the man, whether it's molly burkina, ne share or other countries em. every one is in the process of taking a beating because we destabilized libya establish a limit to keep his not that i saw on the west overlook the fact that libya is african due to the libyan crisis. had only been seen from a mediterranean personality to extra could wind with because of the french foreign ministry kits, not the same department that manages the ma, grab and sub saharan africa if we should, north africa, manage it with the middle east, don't sub sah

erased from the political map of the world by the whole uh, the state of their leaders and uh, iraq and libya have turned into countries without a state for many years, what about? eh, this today's frenzy. uh, this apogee is the apotheosis of geopolitical confrontation, of course. it is necessary to stop the actions of the president of russia aimed at stopping this far-fetched and dislocated confrontation, it is directed to the same imprisoned and you are now adopted by the state duma. and of course, e as for further people. that's about what is forgotten, the united states for them is the fate of millions of ukrainians. it's just nothing. they use them as cannon fodder, as a kind of tool. e marginalization of the image of russia in the world and once again i emphasize unsuccessfully we are worried about every human destiny, therefore those who vote in referendums for joining russia those who live in the liberated territories of kherson and zaporozhye donbass who live in lugansk they can be calm for their national security clearly as due to uneasy, but undoubtedly. this will be accelerated by

and i say i am so proud to be one of the 1st people to graduate in the amazon language in libya. history. what motivated me was wanting to know more about myself and my identity as an m, as he women studying in this department, has helped me to understand our culture language and heritage mercy me. did her. although libya has been engulfed in violence and political divisions since 2011 the amazon. okay. they're happy with their new found freedom. now, trina, al jazeera western libya, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. cougar's stones health ministry says 24 people have been killed since fighting between kyrgyzstan and touching sand forces broke out on wednesday. a ceasefire between the 2 countries was reportedly violated just hours after a meeting between their leaders on friday. those tensions, along with the conflict and ukraine, overshadowed the summit of the shanghai co operation organization and was biggest on russell said a has more from the summit. just 2 companies having give him a wide range of conflicts alongside to they are 950 kilometers border. wha

but the both bank less than 10 miles off libya's coast. people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe, to migrate toward fleeing poverty. and war to don in somalia, as many as $900.00 migrants were said to be on board. only handful survived 3 shipwrecks in just 3 days. claims 700 large. it's just the most recent tragedy involving migraines, trying to meet europe a to suddenly get a mass small creation of from aliens is a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble in lease terrible little books since close book salt. couldn't the last very long outlay? you know? oh, that's when the 2 years old, single wayllace. see how in the hands says, phil, i know the hum to sin lea a bit too long when we looking for the throat of bo, for instance, the pit la holter. here is the bull the she lives here over here. libya here. occasionally we go feel somewhere over there. we've got 12 more alone here. drill than the 20 full mile in the libyan little 30. so whoever all the authorities, the lot to think the 24 miles is

and from there, i got to libya, the someone holland. oh, on my way to libya, we were kidnapped for about 2 weekly nomination. mazacco. it was hot, had we experienced severe hunger and thirst, mason and around 5 people died from that. how much to somebody coming up we left their bodies. there's more than because we didn't have a choice. lady's name on it is a wet came to europe on a boat. he became a refugee at $24.00 because he refused to enter military service in eritrea. this means imprisonment or worse. ah, is ruth mister fulton bay? i didn't know the journey would be so divided very were on the road for a very long time in about a month, 100 of it. and at some point the food ran out of the bag of others, feel that it was especially difficult in the mountains as we had to walk up and down a very high peak. and it had slowed am. if we had normal sneakers on, we have not proper hiking boots from kind of pick a run of sure it had them. i was scared at the beginning because i didn't expect we would have to hike for 24 hours climb of moun

and we found out really by libya across the see across the significant study. so can, how is that journey and what problems did you, how well, what's that? well, we came in a small boat, sandy called the boats of dan, were they, they were worried for the can i get to him and you either live or die. let the news that yahoo salam to the how you laugh about it now. and so it was top right, the minutes of the little bit? yes, it was time. we were it, see the 7 days, i know it for 7 days. we were on a ship, a contacted different countries out and on, but no one wanted to take us about. and then the united nations decided that we should come here to molten. we might have been deeply moved by their fate. what will happen to them? how many will get stranded on this island in the future? when will the e, you find a collective solution to the problem? this i'm speaking with darren's, i'm, it's loopy. the multi photojournalist has captured scenes from the refugee drama. one. what does the military onion see today mean to you? ah, to me personally, to law face, it's my hom

i know for, i'm gonna leave you by libya, across the sea, across the safe can 30. so can and how is the journey and what problems did you, how well, and with that well, we came in a small boat. sandy called on the boat's have dad would i be will work for any kids that could get him and you either live or die left and he's like alcohol, salam to the how you laugh about it now. and so it was tough, right? the minnesota ally o, yes, it was time we were at sea to 7 days only out for 7 days. we were on a ship, a contact to different countries out at all, but no one wanted to take us about. and then the united nations decided that we should come here to molto. we might, they am deeply moved by their fate. what will happen to them? how many will get stranded on this island in the future? when will the e, you find a collective solution to the problem on this? i'm speaking with darren's ahmed. loopy. the multi photojournalist has captured scenes from the refugee drama one. what does the mediterranean sea to day mean to you or from a person? it's a lot of things, it's my hom

and from there i got to libya. there's so many owen. oh, on my way to libya, we were kidnapped for about to weekly nomination. mazacco. it was hot, had we experienced severe hunger and thirst. my son and around 5 people died from that. how much to somebody coming up, we left their bodies there more than because we didn't have a choice. good is now monitor a wet came to europe on a boat. he became a refugee at $24.00 because he refused to enter military service in eritrea. this means imprisonment. oh worse it who finished her didn't they didn't know the journey would be so divide that we were on the road for a very long time about a mom in front of it. and at some point food ran out of the bag of others. felix, it was especially difficult in the mount. and so as we had to walk up and down a very high peak and it had snowed am, if we had normal sneakers on, we hadn't got proper hiking, boots on credit. if we could run of sure each other. i was scared at the beginning because i didn't expect we would have to hike for 24 hours climb of moun

the locusts in eastern libya were opposed by the army of the rebellious general khalifautor, who declaredar back in 2014. both the islamic groups in tripoli and the islamic state tried several times to take tripoli, but failed to attempt to resolve the libyan crisis, they were made repeatedly both at the un level and by individual countries, but the author and saraj did not reconcile in berlin or geneva. they simply refused to see each other and sit down at the negotiating table in february 2021 at the next forum interlyrian dialogues in switzerland saraj. changed abdel. hamid biyba was expected to have an interim government pending the holding of a common national parliamentary and presidential election in libya in december 2021. well, the vote never took place. iraq and libya are completely different countries, but with a similar recent past, baghdad, under hussein and tripoli prekadafi, was suspected of secret work on weapons of mass destruction, not without reason. behaved differently in hd saddam hussein decided to play in the usa and finished the game executed arkadafi's mother pref

and thanks to their ties with rival groups in libya. this improvement in relations between cutter and egypt is also likely to help the prospects of national reconciliation in the war. lavished country mohammed vile al jazeera, a majority of twitter shareholders have approved deal masks, bid to buy the social media platform that despite the billionaires attempt to back out from the deal mosque is suing twitter, accusative, lying about the number of fake accounts on the platforms. like wires masks a battle with a twitter is unfolding the companies, former security chief accuses it of not doing enough to protect the privacy of its users. appeared to that code, told the u. s. senate judiciary committee that spies from china and india are on twitters payroll. audit chang is executive director of c. net and american media website is as a peer to zacko festively, helped a lot of weight there. are there number of things, you know, he talked about the, that the lack of security, the fact that they are collecting a lot more information on us. the

it's an island in the mediterranean sea, located north of libya, tunisia and south of sicily, and rising for it's a multicultural melting pot. tramodol the romans, the arrows, the british, and the french were all here at one time or another. and the architecture shout sick to about from what it's reflected in the people to i'm not, i'm excited about what awaits me here. why me ah malta capitol. the letter is so beautiful that it's been named the unesco world heritage site. the republic of malta is made up of the islands of malta, gozo, and camino as well as a number of other uninhabited islands. the 316 square kilometer territory is home to about half a 1000000 maltese. the name malta is said to meet refuge. it's the 5th, most densely populated country in the world. the crusaders built the capital, the letter as a bastion of christianity. it has recently undergone extensive restoration and generation architect conrad boyar has played a key role in this process with he's managed to meld old architecture with new mm hm. now we're walking a i the parliament and your part of designing depart

but interesting park in libya here is there, i mean this divide that say. ready ready government to government, it between the rest, i mean live it, i'm not actually deliver in any way to the people in the end of the. ringback i'm in the living people would be one who would be suffering from this. but joseph is a serious economy crisis and it's more about 60 percent on the world, but also about 40 percent on the russian watch. so this is what it is important do have this is to let this relation go in and also give an opportunity for all the other partners to be a broker on this says if and here military issue before it could be g 40. i did not send me a pleasure to see you. thank you so much for joining me here on our tea. we'll speak again soon. no doubt. thank you. all right, the river that who's on now? why the different story changed gears? the revelations found and hunter biden's laptop could have changed. the 2020 election results if the media had fully reported the story before the election. according to 40 percent of respondents in a recent poll and

and now the fuel tank also on fire in libya, killing 6, entering dozens. and majority of twitter shareholders have approved. ellen must sped to buy the social media platform that is, despite the 1000000000 as attempt to back out from the tail. alaska searing twitter, accusing of lying about the number of fake accounts on the platform. now this all comes after form at twitter security chief 10 whistleblower. accuse this issue. social media giant of not doing enough to protect the privacy of its uses. peters that co told the u. s. senate judiciary committee that spies from china and india on twitters payroll. what the chang is executive, additive, c. net which is american media website. he says, pete is that close tests, many halls a lot of white. there are their number of things here. he talked about the that the lack of security, the fact that they are collecting a lot more information on us. the fact the twitter employees can, you know, go in and take over account that will, including the accounts of those very lawmakers that he was speaking to during his

is trying to broker a peace deal between rival political groups and libya, so that elections that were originally planned for december 2021 can take place. thousands of people of again taken to the streets of baghdad to demand regime change in iraq. the group is calling for reforms and an end to a political deadlock that's dragged on for months and prompted weeks of protests. rival she, i'd groups have been at a stalemate when it comes to forming a new government. violence flared earlier this week when powerful she i've liter feather, souther declared. he was quitting politics. a palestinian man has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. israel says the man was shot after he stabbed and wounded an israeli soldier at an army post near a jewish settlement. the palestinian health ministry said it had been informed of the death of a young man, and that is really forces have not released his remains. iran says its navy pulled to unmanned american. see drones out of the red sea? iranians say television air. this footage, it says came from the deck of an iranian navy destroy

the security commander in libya, these have consequences. another one that we will discuss call africa rising. it was much more, it is fully accurate. what is true is for the tenth time in the 1970s, they begun converging. they were positive in most places. economic growth begins to catch up democrats. we know economic growth and as you said, africa was the fastest growing continent at the time. economic growth is not the same thing as economic transformation. defensive commodities, inequalities and so on. the risk now we faced these another, stagflation. someone else said some are hesitant in countries. in africa its own people leave on their own and they are saving lives and world inequalities we have seen, the vaccines and this is in my presentation. it's a collective and it's in the differences and the continent now has to do with energy and since 75. these such issues are taken to the founders and they are reeling from the consequences. one thing, chairman, africa on these challenges, african union and many countries in africa and there

gutierrez has appointed senegalese diplomat of july bethaly to had the un mission in libya. the u. n. is trying to broker a peace deal between rival political groups and libya, so that elections that were originally planned for december 2021 can take place. thousands of people of again taken to the streets of baghdad to demand regime change in iraq. the group is calling for reforms entered into a political deadlock. the strat, gone for months and prompted weeks of protests. rival she, i groups have been at a stalemate when it comes to forming a new government. violence flared earlier this week when powerful shiite leader for the us other declared he was quitting politics. the head of pakistan's largest charity is warning of the threat of famine after devastating floods destroyed crops and livestock. more than 1200 people are now known to have died in pakistan's worst ever flooding disaster. survivors are facing water born diseases. the southern provinces send is bracing for further flooding next week. focused on blames climate change for the recent heavy monsoon rains, the t

is one of the most important partners of russia in africa and the middle east , the ambassador of libyants his credentials in which there will be no peace after the us intervention in 2011 and the subsequent civil war. russia will continue to support sovereignty , territorial integrity, help the friendly maliyan people defend their right to a decent life, peace and security, as the internal situation in libya stabilizes, we look forward to the resumption of bilateral cooperation in various fields in a large the kremlin palace after the states relations with which require improvement, for example, portugal cyprus new zealand south korea at the end of moldova , in respect of which russia, regardless of the political context, fulfills everything assumed. obligations russia acted and continues to act as a guarantor of the transnistrian settlement, by the way, in matters of energy security, moldova we act in strict accordance with all the agreements that were based on the proposals of the moldovan side on the rise relations with uruguay, kuwaits, philippines , colombia, nepal in the hall of

in libya putin deployed mercenaries and military equipment supporting the war load. how does the global democratic community provide support to activists on the ground combating disinformation and undo influence by regimes like the ccp and war criminal putin? what more can we do to help document human rights abuses against pro- democracy opposition and empower them to the uphill battles they face? i believe worldwide we are in a conflict in the conflict between democracies rule of law against authoritarian governments rule of gun in the in the interest of people africa and worldwide we need to address this and whomever would like to answer this, i would be happy to hear. >> thank you for your view. on the african continent, it is new and we remember during the cold war the soviet union was close part of african leaders, they help them support their independence in the 60s. i think this link has a lot today in africa that said, in africa, people are concerned about the situation. i think we should not take advantage of the situation. political agenda to the mercenary

and, uh, iraq and libya for many years turned into countries without a state, with regard to this today'sh, this apogee is the apotheosis of geopolitical confrontation, of course, it is necessary to stop the actions of the president of russia aimed at stopping this far-fetched and dislocated confrontation , the document adopted by the state duma is also aimed at this. and of course, e as for further people. that's what they forget about, the united states for them is the fate of millions of ukrainians. it's just nothing. they use them as cannon fodder, as a kind of tool. e marginalization of the image of russia in the world. and once again stressed unsuccessfully, we care about every human destiny, so those who vote in referendums for joining russia live in the liberated territories of kherson and zaporozhye donbass who live in lugansk, they can be calm for their national security, as well as because of the difficult, but undoubtedly. this will be accelerated by the restoration of vital objects of the destroyed infrastructure for the speedy entry. what will we do in the state duma in the

crossing from africa trying to get to you if i'm most of the most of the departures tend to be from libya and the number of fatalities all enormous. ah, darren's accounts shocking. he shows me photographs of rescue missions that he's witnessed or. 2 to have been times when i, i put down the cameras and helped outs that i had taken enough pictures anyhow, so there's no point and to leg more. can we click so his photographs are a stark reminder of what many don't want to excel humanoids are at stake here. just as a guy that had just been rescued. obviously when these people don't know if they're going to nipple dye once, they realize they have survived. it's a very you fe, property, emotionally experience for their emotional and if you that i think they don't really be, i mean yeah, i'm some break down in tears. some sort of celebrate and saying and pray, but there's a lot of crying. there's one rescue mission that therein will never forget. the most magic weekend for me was easter of 2017, where several people fred into the sea. that was mad. struggle for them. how does this have an impact

here you are what interests defended in iraq in libya, uh there, that in your compatriots fellow tribesmennglish french german languages ​​there. there was nothing like it, so here, when this is not because i want to say that they did, and we do. these are fundamentally different things. we can't get a fair response to our concerns about threats on our borders, and they can do whatever they want without any persuasion without any years of explanation, when it suddenly occurred to them that something was wrong in iraq or something was wrong in libya so they destroyed two prosperous countries, because they did not like what they call the regime there in both iraq and libya, but the result is completely opposite. maybe someone will see democracy there, but so far there is only devastation and civil war and the prospects are very good. very disturbing. and this is impunity, it characterizes. i made such a small excursion in history. this is impunity, it also characterizes the attitude of the west to a number of other processes and, accordingly, brings impunity to those clients who completely f

here in libya, this evil people suffer from many challenges. there are no public places that are accessible for those with special needs. there are disabled people who are helpless here. many of them don't leave their houses because they're afraid of how they will be treated, but even their families aren't educated to demand for their right. and we should have the right to access public places. and there hundreds of thousands of disabled people in libya that's increased because of war. but unfortunately, officials don't care about it. my advice to those with disabilities get out of the house, practice sports, find activities to do. it will give you the confidence you need to become a productive member of society and never stop asking for your rights. rights are like freedom. they are fought for, not giving. we must continue to fight for our rights. and i hope one day we will eventually get them measured. lou, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. hundreds of russian and ukrainian soldiers have been released in a prisoner swab. it's the