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trying to reach your of the well, that's right. folly libya, in particular, libya has long been a trans at hub or a launching pad for migrants trying to reach your and t insurance up and, and what, and just to give you an idea, just some numbers so far this year from north africa over $54000.00 migrants asylum seekers and refugees have arrived to italy from north africa. and that's up more than a 150 percent from last year. last year. during the same period, there was only, there was about 21000 people who arrived to italy. and we're seeing new trends, and i think that's why the numbers are increasing. one, we're seeing eastern libya where this boat was believed to be. the part is from and to brook that was in, in previous years that wasn't happening of migrants and the asylum seekers and refugee's warranty party from libya was primarily here in western libya. and we're also seeing more and more migraines, the parting from tunisia, just this year alone to media has overtaken libya as the primary launching pad with $26799.00. people arriving from tunisia from libya, that number is just a

but the 2nd, i mean, came to libya from niger more than 10 years ago. he's been working at this restaurant in miss rata ever since he says he hopes to open his own restaurant one day. i mean, any of them. i don't want to go to europe. i'm comfortable here. i'm happy with my job. i come in, do my work and get paid on time. thanks to god, i'm doing very well financially unable to support my family back home. lucas might says more than 80 percent of his staff are migrant video. i'm quoting workers, extremely important to media. i mean, is essential to our business. he started off as a, you know, but he has been promoted 3 times and is now an assistant sheriff for some migrants, like, i mean, there's little interest in going to europe. he says a stable and good income in libya to help support his family back home is all he really needs. now it's right now. oh to 0. and it's rough to david jumbo is an activist and spokesman for refugees in libya. he also made the dangerous journey to italy. he says the situation for asylum seekers in libya is desperate havin

i mean, came to libya from niger more than 10 years ago. he's been working at this restaurant in miss rata ever since he says he hopes to open his own restaurant one day. i mean, i don't want to go to europe. i'm comfortable here. i'm happy with my job. coming to my work and get paid on time. thanks to god, i'm doing very well financially unable to support my family back home. lucas might says more than 80 percent of his staff are migrant. workers. extremely important to media, i mean is essential to our business. he started off as a, you know, but he has been promoted 3 times and his dog and assistant share for some migrants like, i mean, there's little interest in going to europe. he says, a stable and good income in libya to help support his family back home is all he really needs. now it's right now. oh to 0. and this throughout the and it runs presidents, but i ain't but i. e. c, as in nicaragua, on the 2nd stop of his diplomatic tour of latin america. president daniel ortega welcome to him to the capital of my nozzle. so easy is hopin

more than 25000 came from libya. but according to the ones migration agency, more than 1000 have died or gone missing that see the there are more than 700000 migrants in libya, according to the us international organization for migration, more than 90 percent of them cited economic difficulties in the countries for coming to libya. well, there are those that one are, are just looking for uh, you know, better job opportunities and a stable income to provide for their families back home. they're okay with staying in libya. many of them do not feel state but, but a large portion of come to libya in order to cross the sea to get to europe, where they believe they'll have a better life. i, we met with a nigerian, a migrant last week and, and he, he was telling me that he came to libya and hopes to reach europe. after arriving here, he worked as a day laborer for more than a year to save up enough money to pay human smugglers to get on a boat and try to reach europe. he was intercepted at sea by the libyan coast guard . he

a sense spokesman for refugees and libya. he says the situation for asylum seekers in libya is desperate having the right to defend the media and the items receive this protection because what sort of these make anything there is a kind of a mid which benefits from my, from my board, the by defending me by putting me to slip level by exploiting my family even disagree. sure of. so when we mentioned did you officials problem to leave? yes. talking about different to kind of agreement with the state, not being able to visit these drugs and just to see how over blah, that it is. because uh i for so many tabs. 17 times that i was are bitterly detained and lived. yeah. just because i was a mass phillips you could being rebel, has illegal immigrants are immediately under the category of trying to cross the mid range. yeah, so i was in, in prison, so many times on the cost of laying these places. i was subject to slavery because when i have to work for 3 consecutive months without being paid without to being provided the necessary,

the 2nd, i mean, came to libya from niger more than 10 years ago. he's been working at this restaurant in miss rata ever since he says he hopes to open his own restaurant one day. i mean, any of them. i don't want to go to europe. i'm comfortable here. i'm happy with my job. i come in, do my work and get paid on time. thanks to god, i'm doing very well financially unable to support my family back home. lucas might says more than 80 percent of his staff are migrant video. i'm quoting workers, extremely important to media. i mean, is essential to our business. he started off as a, you know, but he has been promoted 3 times and is not one assistant sheriff for some migrants like, i mean, there's little interest in going to europe. he says, a stable and good income in libya to help support his family. back home is all he really needs. now it's right now, which is 0. and this throughout the at least 50000000 people have died after both carrying dozens of migrants sank off the peloponnesian peninsula. in southern grace, a large search and rescue operation

france 24 has addressed this problem in libya in a report.e sale and drought are not the only problems of the residents of the coastal country of libya. other problems of the residents of this country are it is because of not being legal from 74 in libya, water is mixed with underground water. in this country, what kind of water do many houses have, especially that in recent years, the frames of the houses have been repeatedly broken? tests show that water and various elements, including nitrates, mercury and chromium are contaminated, these elements even endanger human life, and the result in libya is that the citizens who build their own houses have a well and a sewer, which is the cause of groundwater pollution without the responsible centers feeling the danger. black is one of the country's problems, meaning unprincipled pits it is sewage, it is talked about in homes, and it is often not discharged continuously . prepare your own drinking water by buying cans of mineral water and unrefined water, but these waters usually do not meet the s

it is not possible to set the turbines in motion and generate electricity, but in libya, the national committee for combating desertification and stopping the advancement of the desert, regarding the complete involvement of this country in drought due to lack of rain , climate change crisis, high temperature and extreme heat wave in in recent years, experts have warned 65 to 85 the percentage of water stored behind 16,100 in libya is not used due to evaporation, which has stopped the possibility of implementing projects to deal with desertification. agriculture comes to us, we have no way, even if we do 47, its water is polluted in the city, according to what i remember, a station or desalination plant was built on it to exploit the water left in these dams, unfortunately, due to political conditions and lack of allocation the budget or lack of main supply of municipal authorities is not completed, war and armed conflict along with climate change, non-payment of credits for maintenance of water supply and irrigation pipe network in hundreds of agricultural projects has led to the susp

trablos is one of the best agricultural areas in libya. the rainfall in the areas is between 350 and 400 mm, but in recent years, the amount has been lower than the average due to the lack of surface water. approximately 98% of this country's water is from underground sources. he is in compared to other countries , it uses much less rain water or desalinated sea water or treated sewage water. in this country , there is no plan to deal with happiness. the united nations announced that 25 million people in sudan need food aid. the famine in sudan was declared by the country's internal conflicts, which disrupted agriculture. it is a new threat to the north african country, sudan . it can only be insecurity to increase the food, algeria state, the center of sudan, is one of the main areas of agriculture in this country, there was hope that agriculture in this region would compensate for the food produced in this country, but many obstacles still remain , we are facing the planting season, one of our challenges is the limitation that the govern

i can cover more than 20 people here in libya. come on because it says no doubt that the number of people benefitted from this program is much higher. it's not just the financial benefit training and developing local stuff means libyans can perform these operations in the future. more than 10 years of conflict has had a devastating impact on an already struggling health sector. libya has seen relative calling since a nationwide ceasefire was signed in 2020. that's allow the government to begin work on improving medical services and give people here hope that things can get better with training, which is 0. triple or nearly 300 orphans have been safely relocated from hard to to at least 18 people have been killed in some dons capital and nearby cities. since the latest cease fire ended on sunday. so the, your friends were moved from the goma or finish to a transit center elsewhere. unicef says it's providing medical care, food and educational activities. the organization says more than 13 and a half 1000000 children into don are in

more than 25000 came from libya. but according to the wens, my collision agency more than 1000 have died or gone missing. that's the summer approaching and see conditions improving. the number of people attempting, the dangerous journey across the mediterranean will only increase and with that, so will the desktop. now it's right now, i'll just do this, right. the amount of training is not the only migrant rate. well lice of being put at risk you ends in specialize ation for migration says nearly 6900 people died on that johnny's world wide. many of them in the mina region. the microbes quickly from the horn of africa through gammon is one of the busiest and most dangerous migrants passed through northern to boost seats across the red sea horses into a southern cabin in order to reach the radiant pendant to them. some also make the return journey, but as smith has more from gpc, there's not much shouts from the relentless heat into booties does it. these men and boys as young as 11, have been tracking for a week from

they suffered failure in libya. so, their strongholds are mali. _ libya..— mali, centralafrica. i apologise for interrupting, _ mali, centralafrica. i apologise for interrupting, but _ mali, centralafrica. i apologise for interrupting, but the - mali, centralafrica. i apologise for interrupting, but the reasonj mali, centralafrica. i apologisel for interrupting, but the reason i wanted to interrupt here, is wagner about military success? this is a former hotdog trader, former hotdog seller, is it about military success? he has no military background, it'sjust his propensity for violence that has propelled him to where he is, isn't itjust about money, africa is a mineral rich, they are being paid in mines, it's not about military wins? it is they are being paid in mines, it's not about military wins?- not about military wins? it is a ruestion not about military wins? it is a question of— not about military wins? it is a question of money, _ not about military wins? it is a question of money, but - not about military wins? it is a i question of money, but ob

it has the deposits from libya. so down saw me says the param, latrete method support forces of killed because now with stuff full size comes so because kills in elgin 9. it really describe the situation in the city as a genocide, as well as condiments has voted on a mine positive from list to benjamin netanyahu as proposed traditional over the whole and pays elected a member of the opposition to a panel which appoints judge's plans to reform that you destroy system have sparked months of protest as a new your grand jury has invested a form of us marines for the death of a man on the subway. last month, daniel penny was filmed, holding jordan neely in a chokehold for several minutes. the 5th year old slice had died on hospital nearly who was a full of michael jackson in person. i just struggled with mental illness. according to eye witnesses, he was shouting at passengers and begging for money. when penny pinned them to the floor with the help of 2 other riders, prosecutors in the us have charged 5 people, the selli

they used to be in the boss few you, especially in the city and libya. i bought some countries like maddie and also so that we might be seeing some consequences is so done in particular, where some of the conflict is taking place between the militia and that if you are army. because back in that is that many she had dined with the was created by the ocean, a buzzer then in order to escape the legal consequences, offices and actions on the, on the feed into done. we have exactly the same. we have that we have an issue supported by backing up. we own the one that's backing that actually is support ticket that i would support the forces of committee in sudan against the particular army. so we still need to see how that's going to impact the con, the ongoing conflict, and this was done as well as in mattie, as your correspondence was sitting a few minutes a few minutes ago. so we might be seeing some consequences insisting conflicts in these, in these countries. we wouldn't, we wouldn't be seeing also a weakening position of the ocean presidents and the prof

was never my thin shipwreck set off from libya. - relatives? one.off from libya. many syrians were on board and they told me. including his wife. haifa syrians were on board and they told me. including his wife.— me. including his wife. how would they feel? — me. including his wife. how would they feel? i— me. including his wife. how would they feel? i lost _ me. including his wife. how would they feel? i lost my _ me. including his wife. how would they feel? i lost my wife. - me. including his wife. how would they feel? i lost my wife. my - me. including his wife. how wouldj they feel? i lost my wife. my wife. he treated 30 of the survivors who told him that dozens of children had been on board. 0ne toward me about 100 children stop with the other told me about 50. s i do not know what is the truth. this told me about 50. si do not know what is the truth.— what is the truth. this is the conclusion. _ what is the truth. this is the conclusion. hanging - what is the truth. this is the conclusion. hanging over . what is the truth. this is the | conclu

this is a full page such actions that they tend to libya are into a huge black hole that now sends all sorts of cut throat. some terrorist with the legal loans, extreme is under legal drug traffic. is the into this a hara on the saw hello to tell her rising local nation and does it is, let's not forget the same actors who ruined libya. and also i performed lots of aggression against other countries in the region, such as iraq and syria had turned libya into another kind of black coat as well. and so he's now sending huge numbers of illegal immigrants to europe. and europe is now suffering the consequences coming up and does a sometimes put a suitable list, but they don't know how to get rid of them all and so, so, so back to the question about the panic up group, i didn't see any panic and i don't see any changes in the relations between russia and it's up for component is quite the opposite. as i've already mentioned, i've received a number of schools assurance on the dougherty with russia, and some of those were from african friends. so i believe the recent development, it's kind of

but the governments of countries like, you know, molly and libya, all the countries that we're looking at right now, they do have contracts with wagner and lager has these mining licenses that we heard about in the report. would it be easy for someone else to just swoop in there and say, hey, now we're taking over which the contracts are not with wagner? because wagner technically doesn't exist, the contracts are with the series of companies, but precaution has set up. so i'm not sure who could swoop in or why they would want somebody else to, to move in. um, wagner has just immense control over these contracts and russia. and it's not pre goes in as an individual that matters so much as what the wagner fighters and the wagner security guards are bringing. so i think the biggest question is whether these governments are willing to share sufficient information with other agents in russia to allow them to take over how much of this with justin precautions head versus how much was written down or is available elsewhere. and then most importantly, whether the wagner forces on the ground ar

does that is a, let's not forget the same actors who ruined libya. and also i performed lots of aggression against other countries in the region, such as iraq and syria had turned libya into another kind of black coat as well. so is now sending huge numbers of illegal immigrants to europe, and europe is now suffering the consequences and as a sometimes protective of us, but they don't know how to get rid of them on so so. so back to the question about the panic up group. i didn't see any panic and i don't see any changes and the relations between russia and it's not for components. so it is quite the opposite. as i've already mentioned, i've received a number of schools assurance on the dougherty with russia. and some of those were from african friends. so i believe the recent developments kind of improvements in any way the strategic relations between russia and african partners. i understand from your answer that the preparations is still ongoing for the upcoming africa summit. done the show on the pool and import them based, not just on the way it

he is now an activist and spokesman for refugees in libya. he says the situation for asylum seekers in libya is disparate. i think the right to get the media and then i don't receive this protection because what some of these make anything. there is a kind of a mix which benefits from my, from my body by detaining me by putting me to slip level by exploiting my family even distinguish them. so when we mentioned the you officials problem to leave us talking about a different kind of agreement with the state not being able to visit these drugs and just to see how of applauded it is because uh i for so many tabs. 17 times that i was are bitterly detained and lived. yeah. just because i was a mass phillips you could've been, rebel, has illegal immigrants are immediately booked under the category of trying to cross them and explain. yeah, so i was in, in prison, so many times and the cost of clean displaces. i was subject to delivery because when i have to work for 3 consecutive months, it's without being paid without to being provided the necessa

france 24 has addressed this problem in libya in a report. job sales page is not the only problem of the residents of the coastal country of libya. it is possible that in this country, many houses have tea water, especially that in recent years, the purified water of the houses has been frequently cut off. tests show that the water and various elements, including nitrates , mercury and chromium, are contaminated. these elements are even they endanger human life and the result in libya citizens who build houses for themselves also have wells and sewers , which causes groundwater pollution without the responsible centers feeling the danger. black roads are one of the country's problems. i mean unprincipled sewage pits. they are talked about in homes. and its mold is not continuously drained . prepare your own drinking water by buying cans of mineral water and untreated water, but these waters usually do not meet the standards written on their packages. 15 domestic samples and two imported samples were examined it was found that unfortunately th

more than 25000 came from libya. but according to the ones migration agency, more than 1000 have died or gone missing. that's the with summer approaching and see conditions improving. the number of people attempting the dangerous journey across the mediterranean will only increase. and with that, so will the desktop mouse right now, i'll just do this right. the the number of migraines dying on journeys in the middle east and north africa. is it a 5 year high? the winds international organization for migration says nearly $6900.00 people died on their journeys worldwide. many of them in the meta, middle east, north africa region, the migrant route from the horn of africa. 3 young men is one of the busiest one of the most dangerous migrants passed through northern jubilant seats, across the red sea waters into southern yemen, in order to reach the arabian peninsula. some also make the return journey. bernard smith has more from the booty. there's not much shouts from the relentless sea tinge a booties desolate. these m

our country did not provide equipment like gaddafi's libya .the embassy of libya and a number of parts of missiles and removing them so that the missile cannot be used, saddam of iran built 8 cruise missiles within a period of 17 days and put them into operation and targeted kirkuk and baghdad refineries. later, the group that they said that it is not possible because of the fact that he went to the embassy you have repaired these missiles, i have come from another country to help you, some missiles were used up and saddam still had missiles and he was raining missiles on the cities of iran, but hardly anyone had two of those skeleton missiles that came from libya. we had bought it, we transferred it to the workshop for reverse engineering, the first students of the final university, the formation of different cores in the field of guidance and control of the core in the field of engine and propulsion, what is in the mobile phone ring of the 70s , the meteor arrived and one with a range of more than 300 km was an improved model of scott, it was

mediterranean coast. intercepted off the coast of libya on saturday. these migrants followed a tried and tested plan. set sail often with smugglers and hope to be picked up by european coast guard or charity rescue ship. but it didn't work out like that for the perhaps hundreds of men, women, and children who drowned when they're both saying, can these waters last week as the greek coast guard is facing increasing pressure to explain why there is a 15 hour window between it being alerted about the migrant boat and it's a venture will capitalizing families thousands of miles away. like those here in pakistan administered catch me. you want to know what happened to their loved ones within other logistic windows. as the uncle of 4 boys were on the boat, and in the got the window, the children's remains haven't been found. you can understand what a parent goes to. i mean, what's happening to us. i mean, we have no information whether they're live or dead. pray to allah, let us see them again. my name is no matter how many people drowned. they are always mo

and this also happened in afghanistan and in somalia, special libya is not on another planet. it is not science fiction. it is a link in the chain of imperialist control over this region from the sit down has declared the un special representative to the country persona and nothing crops up 2 weeks after the sudanese army chief i choose the figure of escalating the ongoing conflict there. this note, demanded volker purchases renewable. less cost live now to local reporter in jobs for cromwell. let's out that for more on this. hi there. corrado. yeah. take us through the move by cartoon on what led to it? well enough shell. 2 of them has had enough of the u. n. n boy in the country, mister potts is only be blameless, stalking the conflict which is now. and so we in so that they're saying that she is the reason why the rep that the support was deemed traction and enough encouragement to challenge food anyways. which is a factor for the lead by general of delta talk to right. and this is the lead time that it was written to that un secretary general, mr. gutierrez. and he is bein

i can cover more than 20 people here in libya. come on because it says no doubt that the number of people benefitted from this program is much higher. it's not just the financial benefit training and developing local stuff means libyans can perform these operations in the future. more than 10 years of conflict has had a devastating impact on an already struggling health sector. libya has seen relative calling since a nationwide ceasefire was signed in 2020. that's allowed the government to begin work on improving medical services and give people here hope that things can get better with training, which is 0 triple a palestinian leader. my boss has arrived in beijing to meet president change and ping china. so as it's ready to help facilitate and each tensions between israel and the palestinian authority. several countries in the middle east have recently been turning towards the world's 2nd largest economy. what i'm boss was the 1st air leader hosted by china this year. meanwhile, 2 elderly men have been injured during and is real

this also happened in afghanistan and in somalia for some libya is not on another planet. it is not science fiction. it is a link in the chain of imperialist control over this region from the united nation should withdraw its mission from the democratic republic of congo. only when the country gained strength. so say is a top un official, making those words during a meeting in the cold police capital. it is easily the most that we are going to continue this week, and at the same time work for the congo lease authorities. so that the process of the comes of the state becoming more powerful will enable us to reduce un nations presence. but to do so responsibly. un official also mentioned the frustration of peace capers with on risk continuing in western parts of the country . wrecked by conflicts with military grits. the un peacekeeping mission to the new york the become at the end of the previous century. it's one of the largest and costliest in the world with an annual budget around $1000000000.00. and while the un plans the space for now to move, well, it wasn't very warm

france 24 has addressed this problem in libya in a report. there is no coast of libya, the other problem of the residents of this country is that due to the lack of law, 74% of polluted water is mixed with underground water. their social studies are frequently interrupted the waters are contaminated with various elements such as nitrates, mercury and chromium. these elements even endanger human lives, which cause the pollution of underground water without the responsible centers feeling the danger. black roads are one of the problems of the country. it is from the sewage, which becomes 7 in the houses, and it is not emptied continuously. libyans have to get their drinking water by buying mineral water cans and untreated water, but these waters usually meet the standards that are on the package. their writings do not match, and the office and mineral water mean ten the domestic sample and two imported samples were examined. unfortunately, the results obtained were surprising. the results obtained did not correspond to the numbers written on th

mercury and chromium are contaminated , these elements even endanger human life, and the result in libya is that the citizens who build their own houses have wells and sewers, which is the cause of groundwater pollution without the centers it is important to feel the danger of black seeds. it is one of the problems of the country. it means the unprincipled sewage pits that are 7 in the houses and often cannot be drained. also usually with the names on their packages it is written that they do not match the mineral oysters, that is, 15 internal samples . the results obtained were surprising. the results obtained did not match the numbers written on the cans . it makes anyone think otherwise. water supply was affected by more than 110 unrests in the country, and even those parts of the cities that received purified water are facing a permanent water problem due to the political differences in the country, and at the end of the third part of the short news review of the most important developments turkey is a pseudo-commander in northern syria the soldiers of the so-called democratic syria

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must have based the orders given at human beings, except we're so shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about visual intelligence. at the point obviously is to make a truck rather than fit the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody with the in the robot must protect his phone. existence was alexis, the welling of them. i sold no cream cheese toria, sonia or if i did, she ship a duck lean. i'd ship for the control room for 2 of us. so we fixed you get to move onto the system really being you have enough the lots and lots of, i'm assuming, yeah, we did the boom cloud. so it's actually, it's strange uh, fox news, but i'll let you drive both on the, on their own crazy. if that's what they're used to most of the my software, but just story. you still know. sadly, if she ever always get this book every shipment, instead

states once handed over as president to barak in egypt, a great friend of western europe, gaddafi in libya, and more recently, created. it has long been for washington to tame and then betray the puppet regime in afghanistan by them the norm. do you know who the us will give the next right zelensky and his regime in ukraine somehow saw the light, even the british guardian, one of the largest british publications, reproached the united states for predatory ambitions, they say, carrying out operations. abroad. they always pursue only their goals. and as soon as the course of events becomes unfavorable. allies immediately rush to the production of the fate of crippled countries to replenish the club of broken hearts. ukraine may well, the capricious and self-centered nature of american power is well known as us friends and enemies alike washington was even ready to quarrel with old allies in order to bomb the middle east france germany protested the start of the war in iraq but the white house simply brushed aside these protests in 2011 already barack obama sent us troops to libya again, not

somebody with the in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was on the what happened, think libya and in human specifically told at least a segment of the syrian people that this is not going to need to any, any weird because we can see that there was going to be on our in both places. so these are things that please some syrians to stand by their state and keep it filled. the jamie was my baby girl. she'll be forever 14 till one. she wasn't. she was killed. my daughter running down the hallway, the air 15 on her back running for her life. dad is in my head every 2nd of every day. think about what these kids witness. think about what they heard. think about some of these kids who were in the same room is other chance who died and they watched their friends, paul, the, when we were in front of me by doing nothing less, that happens to that for kids that lives through this and in our entire generation inside to look through this combine happened 2 years before i was even born. and this has happened again and again and again and again and again, because people continue to stick with

instead, his son was stuck in libya for months before boarding the over crowded fishing boat over and on and it'd be under providence. and they took him to some place, some aaa in libya, and they were, according to my son, many young men to being kept for 2 to 3 years for the way it of those to say, hey, it was like a grain. and in some cases, full of lifeline and able to around there was no one there to look after them. we'll give them food into the number of robert and they didn't have money to get them back to pakistan or deposit. and when i heard this, i told my son to drop everything and come about, oh, totally on me. i called the agent and told him to send my son back. so i'm gonna call you, but he did nothing for full months and it's already my, i'd very welcome to where do i see that on there? john, my name is audi. they cannot make political. and diamond crises is pushing thousands of junk bucket funnies to feed the country by legal or illegal means, even if it means risking their lives. we have dw spanish java joining us in the studio, your piece mentioned political, economi

states once handed over as president to barak in egypt , a great friend of western europe, gaddafi in libya, and more recently, created. they will tame the puppet regime in afghanistan and then give to washington has long been the norm. do you know who the us will give next ? correct zelensky and his regime in ukraine somehow saw the light, even the british guard of one of the largest british publications accused the united states of predatory ambitions. when conducting operations abroad, you are always pursued only by your own goals, and as soon as the course of events becomes unprofitable. allies are immediately thrown to the mercy of fate of crippled countries to replenish the club of broken hearts. ukraine may well be a capricious and self-centered character american power. well known to both friend and foe of the us washington was even ready to quarrel with old allies in order to bomb the middle east france germany protested the outbreak of the war in iraq but the white house simply brushed aside these protests in 2011 barack obama sent us troops to libya again, do not pay attention to

and likely molly as well in libya, there wagner support for the general to leave a half star. when he was trying to take the tripoli from the g and a government, we saw quite heavy equipment. we saw wagner pilots into quite jets. that's not the type of government equipment that we've seen, the central african republic. and, and, and molly, i believe a lot of the equipment is coming in from china. and so the level of support is actually quite fluid. and i think depending on what moscow's interest strategic interest in, in the countries are. mm hm. at the circuit loved ralph says that wagner in the future in africa, depends solely on the countries concerned. but all governments that rely on blockers military support have close ties to moscow as well. so what would have continued presence mean for relations with russia as well? i understand, i'm trying to figure out this question myself. i, i think it's, it's, it's important to note that we're still in stock early stages. and at this point that i'm honestly not sure that i gave you, but it goes and lives off for, or the african g

this boat left libya with around 700 people on board. more than half were pakistanis.trip. just one of the 12 pakistani men who survived. in athens, i spoke to him via video call from a greek detention centre. he told me he was thrown into the water and clambered back onto the sinking vessel. translation: i was in the water for an hour. l i swam to the ship as it was far away. they had to put a speedboat and were rescuing, but had gone far away. i tracked down another survivor, mohamed hamza. his testimony contradicts the greek authorities account that the migrants refused assistance. he said the boat's engine had failed. it hadn't moved for hours before it sank, and their cries for help were ignored. translation: the ship that came at night. - we were telling them we don't want food or water. just rescue us. we were screaming, "help, help". this neighbourhood has a large, thriving migrant community, including a large pakistani diaspora. the street could easily be confused for one in pakistan. and it is here that pakistanis from all over europe are coming, looking for

and this also happened in afghanistan and in somalia for sure libya is not on another planet. it is not science fiction. it is a link in the chain of imperialist control over this region from the some vague messaging to tell you, but from the united nations who said it will withdraw its mission from the democratic republic of congo. only when the country gained strength. that was the statement forced by a top un official during a meeting in the congress capital earlier it is, i don't see where the demo system we are going to continue this week. and at the same time work for the congo lease authorities. so that the process of the comes of the state becoming more powerful will enable us to reduce un nation's presence. but to do so responsibly. the you at the official also mentioned the frustration of peace keepers with on risk continuing in western parts of the country. like conflicts with militant groups, the un peacekeeping mission to the d. r. c began at the end of the previous century . it's one of the largest, the costliest in the world with an annual budget over on $100000

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the in february, the phase 2000, the 3 of the un security council meeting us secretary of state colin powell showed a vile electorate. they containing answer expos from a rock. eventually contains a laundry detergent, march 20th, 2003 us army and its allies invaded iraq. april 9th, 2003. the us economy and coalition forces ended bank dad until down this down to a southern was saying in fee of doors square by the 1st 2003 us president george bush declared victory and the rock will december, the 30th 2006 said i'm gonna say in was executed december the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in fact done tomorrow. the end of the us submitted to emission. in reality the us army is filling a rock. the . the 3 steering yet she is see was there's just i'm a, was saying a student from a rock came to russia in 2015. you studying it. cars on university is dream is to become a subject on the 10th. so it's a pro nice method. i still do not state because what we can do there are okay. so that way somethin

in libya, the mercenaries joined in with the national army, fighting to seize power.counts from former wagner soldiers have linked missionaries to the shooting of civilians and fighters who had surrendered. wagner members also placed booby-traps and unmarked mines in civilian areas. the un accuses them of committing war crimes. the violence is forcing thousands to flee. the defense minister claims wagner is encouraging migrants to cross to europe, in an attempt to destabilize the continent. in sudan, wagner soldiers have long trained as army and advised its political leaders. this has helped advance its economic interests. sudanese company linked to wagner has gained gold mining concessions and government approval for a gold processing facility. the outbreak of fighting in sudan presented wagner with a dilemma, worried about backing the wrong side, the group is training government forces will also arming rebel rsf fighters. in the central african republic, the wagner group has been propping up the government of the president against various rebel groups who control la

and all of these people, they are fleeing from libya, where i guess— are fleeing from libya, where i detention centres, they have been tortured. — detention centres, they have been tortured, women have been raped, and after they— tortured, women have been raped, and after they escaped that, they have to go— after they escaped that, they have to go on— after they escaped that, they have to go on such a journey. and oftentimes... to go on such a “ourney. and oftentimes. . ._ to go on such a “ourney. and oftentimes... sorry to interrupt ou, but oftentimes... sorry to interrupt you. but they — oftentimes... sorry to interrupt you, but they are _ oftentimes... sorry to interrupt you, but they are often - oftentimes... sorry to interrupt j you, but they are often heading oftentimes... sorry to interrupt i you, but they are often heading to italy, and not greece. the greek authorities stressing today that help was offered to the boat but turned down. do you think, despite it being turned down by the captain, they should have been an earlier intervention by the greek authorities, from the eu