it hasn't been maintained and hasn't been maintained under the libyan national army.y've been scrapping libya's public infrastructure, the infrastructure that is supposed to make sure that water gets under the city and out over the city. they've been scrapping it into scrap metal and -- that they've exported to the tune of a billion dollars for every year since 2018. that's the relationship to the individuals, not only governing the city but have plundered the city and make sure that when the event did take place, it took the lives of a quarter of the city. a quarter of it is underwater today. it comes into the un's own coronation as well. the u.n. last week came thunderstorm on twitter for having blocked human rights activists from the east of libya and the west of libya so they are also to blame. the west have been giving courtship and read carpet treatment to these individuals for a decade. shaking hands with individuals like those that are responsible for this. benefiting from hundreds of millions in funding from the tripoli government. where is there hundreds of

the libyan national army is controlling the area and they are doing a greatjob, even. lost some soldiers here in derna and international rescue teams. and, minister, are you talking to and cooperating with the government in tripoli as well, in the west? no, they are trying to help but we are very close to derna and we...i don't think that they have expertise or rescue teams have a knowledge in such crisis. what we are looking for is international rescue teams to come as soon as possible and join us and rescue people and rescue bodies, because if we don't collect the bodies then another tragedy will happen. we are hearing so many tragic accounts from the flooding. 0ne particularly struck us was the libyan journalist who has particularly struck us was the libyanjournalist who has been speaking to the bbc about the moment that his friend learnt that the whole family had died. my that his friend learnt that the whole family had died. my friend, i am sta in: whole family had died. my friend, i am staying with — whole family had died. my friend, i am staying with him _ whole

will ensure its transparency and overnight site they've given it to the conquerors of the libyan national armyency and very little accountability for them. what people watchin: at accountability for them. what people watching at home _ accountability for them. what people watching at home will _ accountability for them. what people watching at home will see _ accountability for them. what people watching at home will see is - accountability for them. what people watching at home will see is live - watching at home will see is live images from derna and the clear up operation and there has been criticism over the international response and in the past hour the uk foreign secretary james cleverly has said it is difficult to get aid to libya. what do you make of what the international aid response has been? negligent. at best, they've given over the control and reins of the operation to the very individuals most likely responsible for locking down citizens and having conquered the city in 2018 and having been responsible for war crimes that they are under investigation for, by the icc and that fa

that is the libyan national army, they are not responding to anyone. no one needs a postmortem of what happened, we need a response. there is nothing happening on the ground. people cannot find a lower level once and they are looking at social media videos or going to morgues, or looking at facebook pages that have the names of individuals scribbled on the back of schoolbooks. it is a disaster of the worst kind. it is a proportionate to blue coal disaster -- biblical disaster. we don't hear about this in the modern time, but not there where a quarter of the city is missing or dead. >> the -- the u.s. has warned kim jong-un about dashing -- striking an arms with vladimir putin. he has traveled to eastern russia. he is expected to seek economic aid and military technology in exchange for munitions for the war against ukraine. it is his first foreign trip in three years. our correspondent told me more about what russia wants from north korea. >> the kremlin has been tightlipped when it comes to the official reason for the talks. but a spokesperson said th

also rescuers and khalid, the commander of the security forces of the libyan national army, arrived at specialist really helps, we see how they work. thank you. they're great. i hope that thanks to their help, many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually coming to their senses, utility services are clearing the rubble, centers are opening for the distribution of humanitarian aid igor pikhanov dmitry naida turf libya the religious procession in memory of grand duchess elizabeth feodorovna, who founded the mariinsky convent was held in the moscow region in the historical imperial skill ilinskoye usova all the details from anastasia ivanova the beginning of the liturgy is announced, the service is conducted by bishop thomas of odintsovo and krasnogorsk, especially for today in the golden ark the relics of the saints were brought into the temple this procession of the cross is not just a prayer procession of the cross, but i am a protective procession of the cross and very important and very necessary. here, as again, you said to open your hearts to god first of all and

also arrived at the rescue base and khalidhafter, the commander of the security forces of the libyan national armyally help, we see how they work. thank you. they're great. i hope that thanks to their help, many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually affected. stuffed dmitry found, libya in turkey , nine multi-storey buildings were demolished at once; residential buildings in the city of malachi were razed to the ground with controlled explosion. the operation was successful; the authorities decided to liquidate the complex due to serious damage received during an earthquake at the beginning of the year; let me remind you , as a result of a natural disaster at the end of february. over 40,000 buildings were seriously damaged or completely destroyed. now let's take a break for a few minutes and then continue. in crimea, the real estate of ukrainian oligarchs is being sold; the proceeds will go to the needs of participants in a special military operation, as stated today on the air of our fifth studio head of the crimean parliament. vladimir konstantinov several auctions have alr

russian specialists are helping the libyan national army ; we really see how they work. thank you.re great. i hope that thanks to their help , many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually coming to their senses, utility services are clearing the rubble centers for issuing humanitarian aid are opening igor pikhanov dmitry nayda derna libya moscow sets standards for the entire country in terms of the pace of its development, the city is ahead of many world capitals, vladimir putin said today at the inauguration ceremony of sergei sobyanin, the president especially noted the activities of the moscow mayor and his team in development of modernization of the transport system , promotion of the renovation program, as well as in support of new regions of russia , marina's report ceremony of taking office as mayor moscow in the concert hall of zaryadye park is already a tradition, as is the welcoming speech of the president. vladimir putin noted the successes in the development of the capital over the past 5 years in the last elections, more than 75% of voters voted for

in libya, in the region, so a very interesting meeting took place with the commander of the libyan national armym, and i think now there is such hysteria in the west, and it’s good, let him be nervous, right, about the progressives? but as far as i understand, no, i am the same, the point is that the problem is that this is not bill oriel and the wrong people came up with this about these very liberals, that they are progressives, that’s the name itself, great, that is, they are even self-proclaimed, that is, progressive , that’s what they had right there, it’s true, exclusively social progress, moreover, even when it was actively discussed there, when barack obama was fighting during his first presidential term, and of course he was progressive , widely discussed... well, that is, if there are more, well, i will say gays, but less, relatively speaking, so to speak, scientific achievements, then it is better that there are more gays, well, that is, it was as if they were saying it directly, this is such progress for them is needed, this leads us to the idea, in general to a conversation about ho

limit on the time that i wants to ask you about, can least can be so half the lead year of the libyan national army who controls the region he's being accused of using the dissolved steps to enrich himself rather than helping civilians. is that any way for international organizations to ensure aid gets to those who need it? and is there any way to get things done without corruption being involved to i think there has been accusations, flying and rulers fly around even with your overtime. and i think it's really very important to recognize that the country for which your sites. i think it's important to investigate, i know for a fact that the army had warrant civilians to evacuate, to reach and, and, and, and, and to be removed. unfortunately, there is no crisis mentality, allowing people to take these warnings seriously as well, but also the telecommunications. this kind of disaster requires immediate mobile notifications. having said that in corruption is a huge problem in the country. libby is one of the most corrupt countries in the world. and this, and as i say, always corruption is a human sec

success of a large country, today vladimir putin held a meeting with the commander of the libyan national army to their authors, presidential press secretary dmitry announced this peskov. according to him, the situation in libya as a whole and regional issues were discussed at the negotiations. russian military in the donetsk people's republic. they shot down a ukrainian su-25 attack aircraft, and the ministry of defense also reported that our troops destroyed 26 drones in 24 hours. our correspondent denis alekseev has the latest information on the progress of the special operation. one gets the feeling that the ukrainian military, and a considerable part of them, are just waiting for the next meat assault, so that they can surrender on the sly, they cannot stand it. here are fresh shots from that area where the kiev command, at the cost of several hundred soldiers every day, continues to try to pull it off. those who are sent for assaults already know what the outcome could be, and therefore such a picture is now not uncommon, with their hands raised, having thrown down their weapons, strictl

fighting for survival, because today the rescue robot is hindered by the opposition of the libyan national army and local officials because each of the parties continues to demand command. and this is what crosses out all of the coordinated efforts of volunteers , rescuers, activists and international search organizations, the international federation the red cross and red crescent societies on the left called the number of dead a huge fight against the flood, according to them, it is beyond the capabilities of the government, society and the people, in order to cope with its consequences, international help will be needed. my colleagues from bbc very-fi compared the shots of the city before and after floods, we are watching a video, what hope is there for us after the floods in libya , this is what we were able to check, it shows the city of derna, which was the most affected, when we talk about destruction and only victims, this the video shows the true extent of the damage in the coastal city in the east of libya, and now let's look at the map to understand where exactly everything is happen

libyan national army russian specialists are really helping, we see how they work. thank you. to their help , many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually affected. utilities are coming to their senses, clearing rubble, centers for issuing humanitarian aid are opening igor pikhanov dmitry naida turf libya in vladivostok, a truck demolished an overpass pedestrian crossing and collapsed onto the roadway and blocked traffic in both directions, according to preliminary data the collapse occurred due to the fact that the body of the truck was lifted while driving under the structure; the driver was injured ; emergency services are on site. analysis of the fallen crossing will begin soon. in addition, it is planned to dismantle the dividers so that cars caught in a traffic jam can turn around and go around the emergency area. after the accident, the prosecutor's office has begun checking. in russia , the flu vaccination campaign is gaining momentum; doctors say the peak incidence is expected in about a month. if you get vaccinated now the body has just enough time

and also help restore destroyed... and today vladimir putin had a meeting with the commander libyan national armyfa hawter, presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said. according to him, at the verdicts the situation in libya as a whole was discussed and regional issues were discussed. kiev today hosted a kind of visiting ramstay format. in a truncated composition. the ukrainian capital was visited by nato secretary general, who was accompanied by ministers. defense of france and great britain. the agenda of the meeting, of course, again boiled down to the attempts of the serfs to extort more weapons from their masters, but the west seems to be increasingly doubting the advisability of further support, because it is too expensive. report by our european correspondent alexander khabarov. the head of the uk defense department is in kiev for the second time. in august, the grandee flew there as minister of energy. now he promises to keep zelsky in his new status. our support for you and ukraine remains absolutely unshakable and we stand shoulder to shoulder with you. details of the negotiations

the libyan national army doesn't know what is needed.re responsible for the devastation in the years before. they have to stand aside. until then, these medics will have to wait. frustrating for professionals who have skills that are needed. they intend to fly in from tripoli in the west, helping those who have already made it to derna. under this pile of rubble they have found a survivor. "speak to us so we can find where you are," the rescuers say. they have a chance. not everyone will. frances read, bbc news. saturday marks a year since mahsa amini — a young woman in iran — died in state custody after she'd been arrested by the country's morality police, allegedly for not wearing her veil properly. it sparked an uprising, led by women and girls demanding not just an end to the compulsory dress code but much wider freedoms. after several months the regime succeeded in crushing the protests but not the widespread desire for change. 0ur correspondent caroline hawley has been looking at whether things, 12 months on, have changed for women

and today vladimir potin held a meeting with the commander of the libyan national army, khalifa to theiruthors. this was announced by presidential press secretary dmitry peskov. according to him, the situation in liwa and regional issues in general were discussed at the negotiations. in the regional "in rostov on donna in a military hospital for the minister of defense tatyana shevtsova presented state awards to the participants of the special operation. medals for bravery, for bravery and krymsky’s bows are worthy of six military personnel and 10 medical specialists who showed courage, professionalism and perseverance during the task, found themselves in a small encirclement, there was a shootout, almost a front-to-back 40 m... 50, well with your help, so that’s what they took people out, in short, and 10 people were taken out, there was only one moment, to first of all save life, yeah, and themselves all the guys who were nearby, the leader of the unrecognized nagorno-karabakh signed a decree, from january 1 next year there will be no more republic, the authorities are disbanding, arme

also arrived at the rescue base and khalidhafter, the commander of the security forces of the libyan national armylp, we see how they work. thank you. they're great. i hope that thanks to their help , many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually recovering. pikhanov dmitry naida derna libya the european union is developing a draft military mission that will stop a boat with migrants, this was stated by the representative of the european commission ursula von der lein. during a visit to lampedusa. there are already twice as many illegal immigrants as locals on this italian island. why did anton dadykin find out? the prime minister of italy was forced to speak to the residents of ampudusa. after people blocked her road george meloni assured citizens that the authorities were doing everything possible to solve the migration crisis. we came here specifically. for this, i usually keep the word lampedusa, which is closest to the coast, not beyond the territory of italy, so streams of migrants and north africa rushed to this island; in a week, about 11,000 people landed; for comparison

also arrived at the rescue base and khalidhafter, the commander of the security force, the libyan national armyy really help, we see how they work. thank you. they're great. i hope that thanks to their help, many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually coming to themselves utilities. the rubble is being cleared, centers are opening for the distribution of humanitarian aid to the pihan game dmitry is it true that israel has been captured by a new wave of rallies against judicial reform, which has not stopped since this year. this time, mass protests swept across the country's largest cities; in tel aviv alone , over 100,000 people took to the streets. they demanded the repeal of the law that limits the powers of the judiciary in the country, including a separate group of demonstrators on the fight against corruption. gathered at the airport ben-gurion. where prime minister netanyahu is from, he was just leaving for the general assembly. the first harvest of experimental grapes has ripened in belgorod, local scientists are testing varieties that can withstand frosts and insect

what we know is that the libyan national army, khalifa haftar�*s forces, that have taken control of thatthe early moments, one or two of their brigades were involved in warning residents towards the sea, an area that was not as affected as those inside the city. an indication of the lack of foresight towards the dam. the local mayor himself put out a warning on the night of, or the morning of, rather, the day before, saying residents should evacuate. on the critical night of, the authorities in eastern libya under khalifa haftar, under the security directorate in derna told the residents they must stay inside as 115 million cubic metres of water began to flow through those two dams that you have described and unleash the force of around 100 terajoules that ripped through the city. and to give you a context again, 88 terajoules was the force of the atomic bomb that dropped on nagasaki, so this is essentially the force of an atomic bomb that has ripped through the city, and that's why we are not looking at a natural disaster that could have taken the lives of regretfully only a few or mayb

intervention in 2011 is trying to help people affected by the disaster a spokesperson for the libyan national army reiterated that locals, blame the current government for the chaos and destruction. it was a c, a c, a or all political circles. and all those who make themselves out to be politicians in all parts of the country have fallen in the face of this catastrophe. as soon as it happens, and people learned of the number of casualties, the entirety of libya, rallies and old political barriers were overcome. our military units arrived at the epicenter of the disaster a few days ago. some politicians are now trying to weaken the media and public criticism in their direction and take advantage of the situation. libyans continued to be vocal in their criticism. they criticized the government and tripoli. they criticized the politicians and the policies that were implemented in the country and led to its destruction. some countries wanted to save individual politicians and sent their journalists whom we received and who went to darren uh, but they broadcast the opinions of analysts administers, in

a spokesman for the libyan national army, ahmed al—mismari, said damage to roads was hampering reliefty to prevent protests to mark the first anniversary of the death in custody of a young kurdish—iranian woman, mahsa amini. her death after she was detained for improperly wearing the hijab sparked months of anti—government protests and a series of mass arrests of protesters and violence. now on bbc news, the travel show. my name is lucy edwards, and this is my first time injapan. yay! 0oh, it's a latte! i'm experiencing it through sound, taste, smell and touch.

in the city of bern, rescuers and khalidhafter, the commander of the security forces of the libyan national armybase. russian specialists really help, we see how they work. thank you. they're great. i hope that thanks to their help , many people will be saved. now the affected areas. communal service pikhanov dmitry naida derna libya in the magadan region sergei nosov took office as governor today, the ceremony was held at the local music and drama theater among the participants of the event, there were members government of the region, as well as deputies of the state duma and the regional duma nosov took the oath and emphasized the successes that were achieved . perhaps thanks to the joint work of the authorities and residents in the elections. he scored more than 73% of the votes in novosibirsk they are creating a drone. invulnerable to hurricane winds the drone is primarily intended for meteorologists, but the developers assure its scope of activity is not limited anastasia putintseva first test flights of the siberian drone. now we'll show you how the copter operates in windy conditions. if

when we came into the city, members of the libyan national army were handing out masks for people tome of the dust and dirt and the smell that is in the air here. and just finally, you can see one of the red crescent vehicles here from the libyan red crescent and then that landmark mosque in the background that was so important in the early days of this story, when people were really trying to get a sense of how bad the damage was. the riverbank was not next to this mosque a week ago and now the damage and the destruction goes all the way up to its door. and all around here, you see things like cars that have been picked up, just over here, picked up and thrown into the front of a building with the force of the water. there are trees that have been uprooted and snapped. people here, the survivors who are out in the elements tonight, we've seen them sitting around some of these buildings, sitting around the shells of them, with no clean water, no electricity, no health care. they have an enormously difficult job on their hands right now. they have survived this flood and now they have

khalidhafter, the commander of the security forces of the libyan national army, also met with the rescuersemergency situations in the city of derna. russian specialists really help, we see how they work. thank you. they're great. i hope that thanks to their help , many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually coming to their senses . would pikhanov dmitry naida derna levia tens of thousands of israeli residents came out last night to a rally against judicial reform in tel aviv, this is the thirty-seventh weekly demonstration. orchest events usually take place on saturdays, but this time they brought her on sunday because of the new year according to the jewish calendar, and now they are responding from september 15 to 17, protesters carried through the city streets a copy of israel 's declaration of independence, several tens of meters long, a separate group of demonstrators saw off the prime minister benny at netanyahu at the ben gurion airport , shouting after the politician to leave and don't come back. well, in belgium, about 2,000 people took part in a rally against

khalidhafter, the commander of the security forces of the libyan national army, also met with the rescuerse ministry of emergency situations in the city of derna. russian specialists really help, we see how they work. thank you. they're great. i hope that thanks to their help , many people will be saved. now the affected areas are gradually affected. pikhanov dmitry was found, libya correctional service of ukraine was fired, all deputy ministers of defense and the department's secretary of state reported this in the press service of the ukrainian cabinet of ministers. let me remind you that in early september, vladimir zelensky dismissed the minister of defense alexey reznikov . natalya solovyova will tell you more about the new resignations. in the ministry of defense of ukraine another resignation following his boss alexey reznikov's six deputies and the state secretary of the department, among them, and the disgraced anna painter, who, unlike her colleagues , did not write a statement on her own, pulled out to the exit, but the capture of andreevka on paper cost her her positions. deput

when we came into the city, members of the libyan national army were handing out masks for people toto combat some of the dust and dirt and the smell that is in the air here. and just finally, you can see one of the red crescent vehicles here from the libyan red crescent and then that landmark mosque in the background that was so important in the early days of this story, when people were really trying to get a sense of how bad the damage was. the riverbank was not next to this mosque a week ago and now the damage and the destruction goes all the way up to its door. and all around here, you see things like cars that have been picked up, just over here, picked up and thrown into the front of a building with the force of the water. there are trees that have been uprooted and snapped. people here, the survivors who are out in the elements tonight, we've seen them sitting around some of these buildings, sitting around the shells of them, with no clean water, no electricity, no health care. they have an enormously difficultjob on their hands right now. they have survived this flood and no

look at the map, you can see why derna is in the part of libya, which is controlled by the libyan national armygnised government. and if we look further to the south, you've got all these militias denoted here in in the purple swathes of militias that already made for a really difficult, complicated picture. but now you've got a position where in other countries, international aid agencies would be trying to pour in to try and help give out aid. but there is no single point where these charities can talk to people here. there's no single place where they can say, where do we start this coordinated effort? it means that in the city today, in derna and elsewhere, there is this grief. but also, as we see here, the anger. people are on the streets. they're demanding answers from the authorities and there's no sign of this anger going away. in the past half hour, president zelensky has been speaking to the united nations general assembly and gave an assembly in court for further support in the war against russia and the urge the gathering of world leaders to unify and got a standing ovation and ther

together with the head of the local ministry of emergency situations and the commander of the libyan national armyal, where doctors help in 24 hours, the russians inspected 3,000 m² of residential areas and 10 km of coastline for those injured during the flood; they checked 75 buildings ; some rooms can only be reached by divers. unfortunately , it was not possible to find survivors; the bodies of the five dead were recovered from under the rubble this morning. we will finish this section and move to this side, and we are also working on the shore, that’s what we promised and we have boats. members of the leader detachment are pumping water out of flooded basements; local rescuers do not have enough strength and the means to cope with such a massive emergency. local rescuers carried out search work here, but they do not have enough strength, property, equipment to search and continue the search, and the dead people are currently in the process of pumping out flooded basements, in addition to special equipment for rescue work, the ministry of emergency situations delivered 30 tons of humanitarian c

the libyan national army doesn't know what is needed. before. they have to stand aside. until then, these medics will have to wait. frustrating for professionals who have skills that are needed. they intend to fly in from tripoli in the west, helping those who have already made it to derna. under this pile of rubble they have found a survivor. "speak to us so we can find where you are," the rescuers say. they have a chance. not everyone will. frances read, bbc news. 0ur correspondent anna foster sent us this update from the libyan city of benghazi. the real concerns now are for the people who survived this catastrophic event because while the mayor of derna says that as many as 20,000 people may have been killed, swept away out to sea on that raging torrent of water, there are many survivors who now just don't simply have the basics that they need. many of them are without homes. the electricity situation in derna is very difficult. but the world health organization has particular concerns about disease and the spread of disease. they ar

regarding the situation with the rescue teams, with the libyan national army, they are trying their bestfind survivors in the water and the sea, and the collapsing buildings. they are making a greatjob. hopefully, the number of people will stop, and it will not increase, because the situation there is hard to describe, you know? we still need rescue teams. we still need medical teams to arrive to derna or around and near derna, to help in offering medical care for those who are still alive. the devastation is so deep, some areas have been varnished completely, completely disappeared. so, imagine a residential area has been destroyed completely. you cannot see it. it does not exist any more. so, other houses which are not destroyed, but have been deeply affected by the floods. i have never seen anything like this before. it's really a tsunami. by all means, it's a tsunami. the best thing the community can offer us now is to send rescue teams. some specialist rescue teams who have experience in such disasters, to come to the ground and help in finding bodies and finding survivors as soon a

and previous capital, tripoli the, it soon became clear that half those troops known as the libyan national army. the l. n. a. were not acting alone, the server that the intelligence agency reported on it cut the not that many of them, you're an estimated 200 people. me to answer for about them. but the fighting went on, are the number grew up or what? the what are the from the start, these forces made a difference on the battlefield. a clear difference was how kennedy had they had weapons we've never seen before. as to how they can then most of howitzers will see any precision guided ammunition. can snipers, 7000 home was camacho countries did they hit with aimed at those to any result? they could take out a moving car. no time. totally from ken. hey anyhow, for them. and they were highly trained militarily in the account of the deep asked me for unlike other stuff coming in the i mean on can we any a jimmy? honestly, they all were the same close helmets and body or the the canada. we found out who they were when they went to the front them and i'm, i got a view, they were mainly russians and f

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even as we entered the city of derna tonight, the libyan national army members were handing out facemaskssts here this city. this is still an unfolding tragedy, and unfolding disaster, and one that people here are struggling desperately to cope with. they do not have, as yet, they help that they need. thank you very much. our correspondent anna foster reporting live from derna. the uk's biggest steelworks, port talbot in south wales, will receive up to £500 million from the government in a bid to produce steel in a greener way. but the change could mean the loss of around 3,000 jobs, with the site's owners warning of potential �*deep restructuring'. tomos morgan has the story. towering over port talbot, the uk's largest steel plant was a workforce of almost 4000 is an integral part of almost 4000 is an integral part of the uk economy and the industry as a whole. today's announcement was outlined as an important step for the future of greener steel. this is a transformation _ the future of greener steel. this is a transformation project. - the future of greener steel. this is a transformat

the fact today is that the coordinating efforts are being hampered by the need for the libyan national armyls there to continue their demand for command and control. this is what is going to hamper the independent efforts and the coordinated efforts of volunteers, rescuers, activists, international search and rescue teams. even this morning we are hearing reports about a journalist, a canadian egyptian, who was detained in benghazi airport and asked to leave his equipment behind. it's this kind of environment that will make it incredibly challenging for the kind of relief agencies that are experts in this. whereas the other agencies and officials that are responsible for this, it's now hampering their efforts. i think a lot of these independent agencies, not only do they need more support but they need help in being able to coordinate and offer supply lines because as you mentioned, neighbouring towns, we are still getting our head around what could have been happening in other towns, this will be of a magnitude that we still don't understand because the effects are still trickling down. no

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the libyan national army which is in control says that they weren't prepared for this type of catastrophe. and hardest hit areas were basically swept away into the sea. you had the two dams that burst as well and that is partly because it wasn't able to handle the amount of water. but also because there was lack of maintenance, because of the political situation playing out in libya. you had the rival government in the west announcing intervention, they will be sending aid from tripoli, a lot of the international aid is arriving but it is difficult to access the eastern part of the country for people to fly in a lot closer. there have been issues in terms of getting visas and getting access. and you have a political situation that is hampering a lot of the aid that should be going in very fast. you've got turkey, uae, algeria as well, the list is growing. the question is can they coordinate to try to help the people that are still stuck in isolated areas. time of course is running out. you are seeing dead bodies still lying around. morgues are full to capacity. hospitals are not operation

and what we heard from a spokesman for the libyan national army which is the army that controls the easternntry is they need help desperately and as quickly as possible. they need help to find bodies under the ruins, to rescue -- to find bodies at sea and just find anyone who might still be alive out there. they simply don't have the capacity to deal with really what was a freak storm. basically in the span of 24 hours, this area of eastern libya received the equivalent of eight months of normal rainfall. now there is help on the way, the turks, according to president erdogan of turkey have sent three planeloads of search and rescue personnel as well as relief equipment from the other side of the country, it's other the control of a rival government, they've put aside their differences and sent a planeload of medical personnel to help. but one of the problems is that many of the roads into the area have been washed out. so getting to the city is very, very difficult. jim? >> how about other countries? is the international community reaching out now to see what he could do? >> italy is dispa

on monday, a spokesperson for the libyan national army put the death toll in the thousands, >> the latest update regarding the death toll exceeds 2000 in derna alone. there also 5000, 6000 missing people in this number could largely increase. amy: libya's red crescent and the red cross said the number of missing people has reached 10,000 with at least 20,000 displaced from their homes. much of the infrastructure has crumbled since 2011 when the obama administration and nato backed in uprising against the longtime leader muammar qaddafi, setting off years of war. the catastrophic floods in libya were triggered by storm daniel, a rare hurricane-like cyclone in the mediterranean known as a "medicane." it's the same storm that brought unprecedented flooding to greece, turkey, and bulgaria last week. in greece, public health officials are warning residents against using stagnant floodwater amid fears over the spread of disease while supplies of clean drinking water remain scarce. nearly a quarter of this year's crop production was lost to flooding in greece's central agriculture-producing regi

and today, vladimir putin met in the kremlin with the commander of the libyan national army, khalifad, and discussed the situation in livva in the region as a whole. the state is doing everything so that the children of sbo participants can receive a decent education. at the moscow financial forum, which took place today in manege, prime minister mikhail mishustin spoke about this. there was also talk about how to make the economy stronger, despite the policy of sanctions and unprecedented pressure from unfriendly states. and more details about everything in the report by olga knyazeva. less lectures, more practice, this is how financiers in russia are taught today. mikhail mishustin was told about a business simulator based on artificial intelligence. open your own business in a playful way and go through all the stages of its development, and who wrote the simulator? and we are developing, team mathematics, guys, mathematics, they have a company, eight people, their own company , they have attracted investments, guys, financial education should become more accessible, especially fo

that has international recognition but no sway in the east, which is under the control of the libyan national armye was confusion and disagreement about how to respond to the catastrophe. add to that, corruption. here's emir. the dam covered in stone, buckling under the storm pot downpour triggering a surge of water hitting the abu mansour dam at the gates of the abu mansour dam at the gates of the city. the abu mansour dam at the gates of the ci . ., u, the abu mansour dam at the gates of theci. ., , the city. you can see the cracks with the naked _ the city. you can see the cracks with the naked eye. _ the city. you can see the cracks with the naked eye. it - the city. you can see the cracks with the naked eye. it is - the city. you can see the cracks i with the naked eye. it is estimated as the floodwater _ with the naked eye. it is estimated as the floodwater barrelled - with the naked eye. it is estimated as the floodwater barrelled into . as the floodwater barrelled into derna's homes it carried 30,000 0lympic swimming pools of water along with debris picked up on the way. along with debris

way to derna has been local libyans, people in pick—up trucks with mattresses in the back, people handing out water. when we came into the city members of the national libyan army to wear to combat some of the dust, the dirt and the smell thatis the dust, the dirt and the smell that is in the air. finally, you can see one of the red crescent vehicles here, from the libyan red crescent and the landmark mosque in the background that was so important in the early days of this story, when people were trying to get a sense of how bad the damage was. the river bank was not next to this mosque a week ago and now the damage and the destruction goes all the way up to its door. all around here, you see things like cars that have been picked up, picked up and thrown into the front of a building with the force of the water. there were trees that had been uprooted and snapped. people here, there survivors who are out in the elements tonight, we have seen them sitting around some of these buildings, sitting around the shells of them, no electricity, no clean water, no health care and they have an enormously difficultjob on their hands right now. the? have an enormously diffi