and you know, nina told me that there is a guy, and mahmoud was older there is a guy who warned me toyour health. and mahmud and she asked why he said that if you do not pay attention to health, then in two or three years irreparable things may happen, i ask mahmud said so. no, maybe my father i lived 101 years, and there how many times i got married 10, how can i i am 75, how can i die, although everything is possible, maybe, but i want to tell you, if suddenly this guy is right, because only the almighty knows i owe you convey what you have to bring. lord mahmoud i dance, how can you even stand so unsure how you dance, he said, but the fact that i dance is all nonsense, the most important thing for a person who has a mission for every person so that they pay attention to me. here are my dances. most importantly, my mission, it seems to me, is to bring light and good good is the key word and really everyone who once knew mahmoud was amazed that he does this. everyone knew that it contained the energy of good, which was saving. he says. here's how you can dance, of course you can't. s

thank you for that mahmoud abdougla had lived there in baghdad. brazilian football star pele has been moved to end of life care after his chemotherapy treatment reportedly stopped working. he took the social media earlier to say that he feels strong and his hopeful messages of support and get well wishes were screened. here in doha, 82 year olds has been battling colon cancer for more than a year. hello is considered one of the best football players of all time and the only one to win 3 world caps. ah. while the netherlands in argentina became the 1st 2 quarter finalists of the world up here and cut out the dutch side, knock top the usa with a 31 wind actually thinks national stadium while argentina beat australia to reach the quarter finals. captain leona messy, let the waste scoring the opening goal as they one to one. it was his 3rd goal at the tournaments. lucy newman met fans in venice size, hoping the cup will come home for the 1st time in more than 3 decades. as i expected to find you are elated with marissa to miss game back every time i come here and there's no exaggeration m

her brother has been just as walker from france, mahmoud. madame connie is an anti regime actor was living in paris. he told us why these protests are so important. monday i'm going to open and how to generate a use of iran that i have now realize what this regime said about. the former regime was a lie. you don't, you know, they have told many lies and now they are lying about their daily routine, the needle and along with the, about the economy as you were there about everything to do. and of course about political issues that were the rules, my legal dis, they killed people in the street is not that more than me. and then they say those people had a stroke and died on her that the only cushion you know this one sicker than more than let's take a look at some other story making headlines around the world today. a gunman has killed 2 un peacekeepers in tim buck, 2 in molly, for about for wounded. molly's government has been locked in a struggle against as the hardest insurgency for the last decade. us basketball star, brittany dinah has vowed to keep the help bring home. although american

federal was established under the hard line. former president mahmoud am within a jot. you got armed out under former president, has andrew honey. clothing noms became slightly relaxed men, but it on scott and president, ibrahim racine wanted a strict implementation of the dress code to care how he got. in september 22 year old gina, martha armine died 3 days after being taken into custody by the morality police and they had on her alleged crime was not properly governing her head. her debts sparked unprecedented protests across the country. it onions demanded an end to the morality police. the also court for the change of district islamic ridging. affairs, i heard enough, i trembled when i heard the news because this has happened to me once or twice. and it made me think of how my parents would feel if i suffered the same fate or the ivory dental montezuma, georgia medical center on visit dunsmore hall event. i'm strongly against the morality policing because it is not possible to enforce a cultural issue with lilac. after nearly 2 months of protests in which hundreds

it was a hell toss with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. the said china supports on the feelings of policy. the peoples demand for nashville nice. a britain is placed a new sanctions on iraq, including numerous government officials for their part and a crackdown on anti government protest. this is comes as european union city. it too, is putting further sanctions international condemnation. as follow to hans execution of a protester was, an shikari was hanged on thursday. the activists are wanting that at least a dozen more iranian protesters faced the same fate behind the walls of the notorious evian prison most in shaker. he was hanged on thursday. the death sentence against the 23 year old was only handed down in november and has now been very quickly carried out as iran's judiciary, a que shake, hurry of injuring a militia member during the protest. human rights groups condemned the proceedings as a fast track show trial. lacking an independent defense intended to scare off other protesters. bahama roy on thursday morning broadcast, as

mahmud-bash arrived and conveyed congratulations and good wishes on behalf of the president of palestine, mahmoudshows that we are loved by the presidents and heads of government if they send their representatives to our forum at our conference. this means that we have them further and in the twenty-third year. we will work very closely with our partners. and i want to note. our efforts are noticeable in iran and turkey and saudi arabia and other countries and indonesia and malaysia, but it is very pleasant that the pope, francis at my initiative, when i said, let's raise our hands. and turn to god with a prayer for peace and brotherhood, he raised our hands, and we prayed with him, and he invited us to hold our next international muslim forum in december in the twenty-third year in rome with the support of the vatican with the support of the italian ministry of foreign affairs this means that we understandable to the entire islamic world, as well as to the west from milan from rome, delegates came to our international forum. they took part in moscow at our international forum. not to mention our

trying to um to achieve some some trying trying an offensive in the eastern ukraine by the city of mahmoud in the region of donetsk because russia is trying to compensate for the defeat it had just a few months ago in eastern ukraine and in southern ukraine uh in regions like heart chief and harrison. so russia is just trying to copy its success as of june where you could just uh successful attack and occupy several ukrainian towns there. and as the winter is coming, it's very cold and ammunition is being used very, very fast. ukraine needs more ammunition and more heavy weapons roman. as you just said, winter is approaching, it's clear that ukraine of course needs further help. the usa aside, one could see that eastern european nations are the most important supporters right now. is their view on this war? the view from the east, further east. uh, is it more accurate than the western view proven to be more accurate? certainly in terms of, you know, they're them in particular poland. but other countries to warning about russian russia, about the danger posed by russia and us sort of until

be able to compete with palm oil prices in the next 3 to 4 years compared to palm oil cultivation, mahmoud missouri's bio reactors, produce hardly any c o 2 and require just 180th of finance space. ah, and that's all for this week. thanks for watching and see you next time on tomorrow to day the sign show on t w. remember to stay curious, bye. ah ah ah, ah ah, and with ah ah, we go behind the scenes of a legendary wintertime show. an iconic ice skating spectacle celebrates a big birthday. holiday own ice is turning 80. see world class ice skaters in there. enchanting perform hulu with on d. w. o he is the youngest among the greatest, the canadian pianist, john leesha, etzky. ah, you leads audiences into the unknown, exploring its boundaries. ah, yon lee shan't see the secret of his success. art 21 in 60 minutes on tea to lou. and we got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, no magic corner chat, hot spot for food check and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go. all the question of no question about life, the universe and everything he knew the answer. well then give

christian leaders led midnight mass, at the church of the nativity, where the palestinian president, mahmoudhave been able to attend, because of covid restrictions. britain has welcomed more than 115 thousand ukrainian refugees since the start of the russian invasion. many of them have found warmth and company this christmas with the help of community and faith groups. churches, pubs, community halls and other places of worship are also trying to help people cope with the cost of living. figures for the bbc suggest more than half will open as usual over the christmas period to help people struggling to pay heating bills. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool reports. one, two, three... santa claus! they�*re calling out for santa claus in a church in west london. it is a joyful gathering, but the children here, receiving their gifts from santa, have had an unsettling and traumatic year. they�*re all ukrainian refugees, spending their first christmas away from the country they fled. around 200,000 ukrainians have been given permission to come to the uk since the war started, many of them having s

christian leaders led midnight mass in the church of the nativity and the palestinian president, mahmoud is emerging from a ten year conflict and the un projects that 150,000 people will have fled their homes by the end of this year. now, a local n60 is ensuring that some displaced children do not miss out on the christmas cheer. they held a party for the children in a village in the north kivu, a few miles away from the frontline. daniel dadzie reports. around the world by daft punk plays. a reason to celebrate in the midst of chaos. for several months, these children and their families have been on the run from war. they found refuge in the kibati stadium in kanyaruchinya, a village east of the democratic republic of congo. it's in the north kivu province at the epicentre of a decade—long conflict between the drc government forces and m23 rebels, the most notable of numerous armed groups. on saturday, local ngoa new day visited the displaced persons in their makeshift homes to give them a taste of christmas. translation: in our villages, our children used to celebrate | christmas prope

but also all the arab leaders like egyptian president opto thought, sissy all palestinian president mahmoud abbas wife of doing that. well, i mean festival, of course adam, he couldn't just go to saudi arabia for some of the reasons political balance that i mentioned before. and, but this is a context in which certainly there is a kind of re balancing going on in the middle east. at the u. s. pivot to asia rebalancing away from the security role. and the importance of the energy relationships in, in, in the region means that china, although it doesn't want to step into that kind of role with united states occupied from the ro states in the region that are looking to upgrade their relation was just, this was on the way already, of course, book for commercial reasons and, but there is a sense in which china is positioning itself w fighting a more comprehensive role in the region in the long time. so all of these relationships, gulf states, egypt and the other cases as well matter very much for that chinese, interested in, in, in the white a strategic context as well through fusion and was mor

christian leaders led midnight mass in the church of the nativity, where the palestinian president, mahmoudome damp weather, there is plenty of christmas cheer. at the heart of celebrations, as every year, we had a procession. the palestinian scouts leading the way through the streets, playing bagpipes and drums. lots of competition between them as they entertain the crowds. they escorted church leaders arriving from jerusalem into bethlehem. we saw the head of the catholic church, a latin patriarch, shaking hands with people in the crowds. then it was down into the grotto of the fourth century nativity church just behind me over there. that is built on the very spot where christians believe thatjesus was born. here in bethlehem, what's giving locals extra sense of relief this christmas is the fact that pilgrims are back. tens of thousands of international visitors have been able to come here during christmas week and that is just extremely important for the economy of bethlehem, which is so reliant on tourism. i have been speaking to some of the visitors who came. you can experience christ

we are here with mahmoud, my guitarist, the only engine a lot of money since we come here to get inspired surrounded by the beauty of nature and peace. and the beautiful view of miami is in. we are here in the army and this is also your home issue. all was we are waiting for you and you all is welcome. thank you. charles, out ra loud, but i key math. thank you so much. i hope you enjoyed that. 12 near me. i think one of my favorite highlights was kelsey, and in fact, our very generous guest is and top cherry. what were brought on something similar to the clichy which is dried meat with salt and spices known as bill talk it now media. today's show was all about highlighting and celebrating african culture, music musicians, and full. and i want to know what else is happening in your country. do write me on facebook, instagram, and youtube. also, you can drop me an email at 77 at b, w dot com for now, i leave you with some of that nearby and goodness in this song by top sherry, and he's titled, when will you not enjoy until next time? thank you for watching. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah,

the president mahmoud abbas said chinese, china supports the palestinian peoples of right to before national demand from national rights of britain has placed new sanctions on iran, including their numerous and government officials for their part and the crackdown on anti government protest. this comes as a european union amounts that it's also planning for the functions. international condemnation has followed iran's execution of protest who took part in the anti government demonstrations that began in september. wilson shikari was hanged on thursday and activists a warning, but at least a dozen other iranian protesters faced the same fate. behind the walls of the notorious evian prison, most in shakers was hanged on thursday. the death sentence against the 23 rolled, was only handed down in november and has now been very quickly carried out. waterloo, has iran's judiciary accused shake harry of injuring a militia member during the protest? human rights groups condemned the proceedings as a fast track show trial. lacking an independent defense intended to scare off other protesters, bahama

federal was established under the hard line, former president mahmoud. i'm a didn't jot you got out under former president. has andrew honey clothing nom, speak him slightly relaxed man, but it on scott and president, abraham racine wanted a strict implementation of the dress quarter. how do you know, in september 22 year old gina, martha, a mini died 3 days after being taken into custody by the morality belief. and the head on her alleged crime was not properly governing credit card debt sparked unprecedented protests. it crossed the country. it onions demanded an into the mortality police. the also court for the change of district islamic routine. let's bring in marcia lena judge. she's an iranian american journalist and activists and joins us now from new york. welcome. what do you make of the conflicting claims that the morality police has been shut down? i strongly believe, doug, this is this information, and it is a proper gondo, moved by the is nomic or poverty, 1st of all, to calm down to off rising inside iran. second of all, to mislead the rest

meeting saudi officials but also other arab leaders. egyptian president, a c, c, palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. tell us a little bit more about the regional influence and why these meetings are happening . well, i don't think china is seeking to have a huge influence in the region. it's not going to displace other major players that do have much greater influence and throughout the middle east. but i think china is trying on some level to balance relationships between key players. if we think about egypt, iran saudi arabia and others, that there are a number of different countries that the chain is keen to improve its relationship with not only in economic terms, but potentially also with the security dimension. we all don't. let's talk about this in the greater context because it looks as if many gulf states have been rethinking their relationship with the us and turning more towards china. i'm wondering if you think that that's a fair assessment and do you see a realignment happening? no, i don't, i don't think that we're anywhere near that point as yet. as i said, i don't think china

chinese presents holding talks with several arab leaders in his meeting with the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. he said that china supports the palestinian peoples demand for national rights in the early molar. ah, are you watching a dw years live from berlin? so let's look at what's happening in the world cup and play resumes and the coming out with 8 teams in the quarter finals. there are some interesting matches including the tina argentina against the netherlands. and we repeat of the $978.00 world cup final, which argentina one here 2022 match likely to be a little messy. so final game for his country, anticipation is high. last sports correspondent mark matters is in doha and says that guitars a love for lino massy really shows. yes it does. there absolutely may seem man here in qatar, let's be honest, there aren't that many dutch fans here. there are a few argentinians were playing beach football with them yesterday, but the vast majority of fans in the loose sales stadium tonight will be cattery, although be migrant workers who live there. although be from the wider gulf region,

as sancho mahmoud told al jazeera, it's one of several crises he's been dealing with since taking office in may. the so my there as multiple crisis bliss that's true regarding the drought that are there to see this throughout the know the 5th, but with the effort to of the so my low government and with the support of the international community right now, i can see temporarily we are, but it does have mean that is not for me right now, but still that are risk is looming. look, we want through the civil war. clowns fighting against gland moves, functions, and instructions. we want all through this, but we are out of now. now the only conflict we had is with the terrorist groups. yes, a society in everywhere that are local level conflicts is here and there, but not do killing a lot of people are dying. a lot of people violent conflict now in somalia is the extent of mr. groups violence and you can see the full exclusive interior. somali is present on up front at 0430 g m t on sunday. also online al jazeera dot com, forward slash up front. now long lines of informing klemmer's horns in chin

able to compete with palm oil prices in the next 3 to 4 years. compared to palm oil cultivation, mahmoud, missouri's bio react his produce hardly any c o 2 and require just 180th of finance space. ah, and that's all for this week. thanks for watching and see you next time on tomorrow to day. the sign show on d. w. remember to stay curious bye. ah ah, ah with ah oh he is the youngest among the greatest. the canadian pianist, john leesha etzky. ah, he leads audiences into the unknown, exploring its boundaries. ah, john lee shanaski, the secret of his success. arts 2190 minutes on dw ah, in d w looks back only during crisis mode. the corona virus pandemic, or key ukraine. the climate crisis results in the rod and the united kingdom after breaks it, our top issues from 2022 brought to you on all platforms, by t w. ah, will you become a criminal ah, pre climb. a all ready news with vickers and paralyzed me to your societies. computers that out some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also

christian leaders led midnight mass, at the church of the nativity, where the palestinian president, mahmoudve been able to attend, because of covid restrictions. while christmas is a joyous time for many, it can prompt feelings of loneliness and isolation for others. one man trying to ease that burden, is damon alexander—cole, who has been spending his christmas day outdoors with a group of people helping to boost their mental health. the bbc�*s, sarah rogers, has been to meet him. good morning. welcome, welcome, welcome. so today we're going to be doing a ten—mile across froggatt edge and curbar edge. it's mostly flat with a bit of an incline at the start. awesome. let's go. it's very early and barely light, but this crowd of hikers are already off across the derbyshire dales. every month, damon alexander—cole leads out a group on a hike. but what's extra special is he even gives up his christmas mornings to spend with complete strangers. ten and a half miles. how many people have you managed to get with us today? i think today is close to 90. last time i counted was about 86, 87. today, w

it aims to enhance communication, protects weld heritage and bolts, or cultural tourism. mahmoud abdel will have reports from the iraqi capital. the 6th edition of the ancient civilizations form has been held in the iraqi capital about that 10 countries are taken part in this forum. they include greece, china, egypt, peru, iran, italy, and mexican. those countries have a, some of the most ancient civilizations in the world. they also have about 40 percent of the world's population. they want to utilize these that civilizations, the cultural heritage they have in their own countries to enhance a language of culture, to use it as a kind of soft diplomacy to promote a piece to promote a cultural communication between these countries and also to combat what they consider the hate speech that has been prevailing because of frequent wars and conflicts in the region. so you put them in iraq much more. i'm in the show. other we are taking this opportunity to enhance cultural and historical tourism in iraq. we also want through this forum to resume retrieving, looted monuments and city regulati

russia has been pushing hard for the frontline city of mahmoud since may. far, they have not been able to take it. soldiers also got quite a nice surprise in the heart, kiev region, actors and musicians showed up. they put on performances so that the soldiers could celebrate christmas as best as they could while fighting for their country. take a look at this next video, the us based group common man for ukraine visited 21 orphanages in the western part of the country and delivered presence to 1300 orphans. the group's next goal is to deliver wood burning stoves. to help the ukrainians who are dealing with power outages make it through the brutal winter here in kiev at ts carolers group for people passing through many also gathering around as a christmas tree and other decorations also were on hand. here in keith power continues to be a big problem, in fact, bigger here than anywhere else in the country. the power deficiency rate is about 50% in the region. reporting in kiev, ukraine. i'm native oy fox news. thank you. time is 4 36 will congress finally app

christian leaders led midnight mass in the church of the nativity and the palestinian president mahmoudnd because of covid restrictions. the eastern region of the democratic republic of the congo is emerging from a 10—year conflict and the un projects that 150,000 people will have fled their homes by the end of the year. now, a local ngo is ensuring that some displaced children do not miss out on the christmas cheer. they held a party for them in a village in the north kivu, a few miles away from the frontline. the bbc�*s daniel dadzie report. around the world... a reason to celebrate _ around the world... a reason to celebrate in _ around the world... a reason to celebrate in the _ around the world... a reason to celebrate in the midst _ around the world. .. a reason to celebrate in the midst of- celebrate in the midst of chaos. forseveral celebrate in the midst of chaos. for several months, these children and their families have been on the run from war. they found refuge in the copetti stadium, a village east of the democratic republic of congo. it's in the north kivu province is the

if you look at what goes on right now, especially in areas like mahmoud in your crane, where the ukrainiansre saying that the russians are sending waves of people to the trenches to overwhelm the ukrainians, it's essentially cannon father. of course a lot of these african countries and especially zambia in this case after this happens, is extremely concerned that their citizens might be involved in this and more could die in the future. >> these troops in this war has turned occupied parts of ukraine into killing fields, and liberal liberated areas into crime scenes. fanned by riley is traveling with or crimes arc documentary is documenting their work in the new york times. take a look at one of his images of asylum apparent atrocity against some civilians. >> thank you so much for joining. as the photographs you have been taken have been extraordinary from kherson. you've been out with more crimes investigators. could you talk a bit about what you have seen? particularly in this town where there were as a 15-year-old girl who was killed along with a group of man. >> new york times journali

russia has been pushing hard for the frontline city of mahmoud since may. so far, they have not been able to take it. soldiers also got quite a nice surprise in the heart, kiev region, actors and musicians showed up. they put on performances so that the soldiers could celebrate christmas as best as they could while fighting for their country . take a look at this next video, the us based group common man for ukraine visited 21 orphanages in the western part of the country and delivered presence to 1300 orphans. the group's next goal is to deliver wood burning stoves. to help the ukrainians who are dealing with power outages make it through the brutal winter here in kiev, take a look at this. hundreds of people gathered at the train station to listen to christmas carolers group performed for people passing through many also gathering around as a christmas tree and other decorations also were on hand. here in keith power continues to be a big problem, in fact, bigger here than anywhere else in the country. the power deficiency rate is about 50% in the region

when we look at wisconsin, mahmoud dell la barns looks like people in wisconsin. of we have to be willing to talk about the fact that across this country, we do not have a lot of people of color elected statewide into governor's mansions, to senate races and we have to unpack why some people do not feel these candidates represent them. he is a son of georgia. he's just as georgia as jimmy carter. >> and we are out of time, but i really want want to et g to this because this is the latest loss for a trump-backed candidate. but even herschel walker himself seemed to take a shot at the former president last night. take a listen. >> i want to thank all of you as well. because we have had a tough journey. but one of the things i said is when they called the race, one of the things i want to tell all of you is you never stop dreaming. i don't want any of you to stop believing in america. i want you to believe in america and continue to believe in the constitution and believe in our elected officials. >> whatever else you say about this whole process, had conceded last n

until then, the survival of this beloved traditional dish remains in doubt. mahmoud abdulla had algebra in no, jeff thought, centrally, iraq. and that's it from me, emily anglin, for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of the day's news in just a moment. and make sure you tune in because we'll have oil, lightest, well cut news as well. say ah ah, ah right now cons and public confrontation, young people across the u. k. a pissing their bodies on the line to force attention of the issues that matter to that climate change is a symptom of the system. much breaking down when every other route fails, die with action was the last open for democratic society or one that allow for there to be debate, no politician in this country as i was shut down in arms. factory, people have generation changed on al jazeera with bold and untold stories from asia and the pacific. on al jazeera ah drama, off the english coast, $43.00 migrants of brought to safety up to they bowed capsizes, but at least 4 others have died. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from dough house,

until then the survival of this beloved traditional dish remains in doubt. mahmoud abdulla algeria, in no jeff center in iraq. that's all from me, tom. a cry for this news, al, but i'll be back in just a moment with more of the dice in years. ah, i they all ready for the 1300000 football fan. ah, i mean this is only the beginning, the noise going to keep moving forward with that made or break moment for synagogue happy. that's fine. i can tell you that sounds which spring is despite insert. mike shuler got it's leslie was not i do believe it went. argentinians are feeling here in central gwin aside from here in the center of so you could almost have been forgiven. but thinking that's our career, this an opportunity for found to be created and celebrate their t. o. that was a time to be direct. there is a growing realization that rights can be taken away in this country to cut through the rhetoric. how can we resist this narrative and hall dangers and demand the truth? join me, mark them on hill for up front on al jazeera. right, but no cons and public confrontation, young people across

the population of mahmoud was 80,000 right now. it's just 12,000 take a look at this next video.idn't undisclosed location. we met with the commander of the georgian legion . he tells me that russia's taking revenge on ukraine's citizens because of losses on the battlefield. listen to this . the counter offensive operation is launched. we are moving forward. oh, oh, due to conditions it is a little bit slower than it started, but still it goes on and we are gaining back our territories of the tarot occupied by russia. so it's a daily job, very difficult job and it cost costs human lives. more people have been killed in the recently liberated city of hair salon, the regional governor there says because of russian shelling in the past 24 hours, three people have been killed and six more injuredrtin, native oy fox news the congressional panel investigating the riot at the us capitol could release its final report this week. coming up analysis from professor jessica levinson on what this means for former president donald trump, also ahead the year coming to a close with a shifting ca

zelensky presenting congress with a flag given to him from soldiers fighting on the frontlines of mahmoudlag is a symbol of our victory in this war. we stand. we fight and we will win because we are. united ukraine america. and the entire free world. lansky's address comes as congress votes on a massive spending bill that includes $45 billion in aid for ukraine in washington. matthis rivera fox news attend. a new state bill will prohibit bounty hunters from arresting people from other states who seek abortion or gender affirming care here in california, multiple states have made it a crime to receive or perform an abortion since the overturning of roe v. wade ktvu . south bay reporter lamonica peters live now in san jose, with more about the bill and those who oppose it, lamonica. state senator nancy skinner says that if california wants to be a state of reproductive freedom that people can't be under the threat of arrest if they come here, but one legal analyst says that's a pretty bold move, and it could bring backlash from around the country. 13 states currently have laws, making it a

the threat of famine as his country face is one of the worst droughts and decades. hassan's chic mahmoud told al jazeera, it's one of several crises he's been dealing with since taking office and may the. so my lawyer as multiple crisis bliss that's true regarding the drought that are in there to see this, that out. now we have to fix them. but with effort to of the so my la government and with the support of international community right now, i can say temporarily we are, but it does have mean that is not fair. mean right now, but is still that is risk is looming. look, we went through a civil war. clown is fighting against glad moves. factions, and instructions we want on food is, but we are out of now. now the only conflict we had is with the terrace to groups. yes. as society in everywhere, there are a local level conflict to see it on there, but not do killing a lot of people are dying. a lot of people violent conflict. it now is samaria is the extent of mr. groups violence and you can see the full exclusive interview with somali as president on upfront at 1430 g m t and also online

zelensky presenting congress with a flag given to him from soldiers fighting on the frontlines of mahmoud a symbol of our victory in this war. we stand. we fight and we will win because we are. united ukraine america. and the entire free world. lansky's address comes as congress votes on a massive spending bill that includes $45 billion in aid for ukraine in washington. rivera fox news. all right, madeline. thank you time for 16 in afghanistan. the taliban now banning women there from going to school past. the sixth grade security forces are in the streets and forcing that ban as well. women all over afghanistan will won't be allowed to go to private or public universities and secondary education. effective immediately. it's a move the taliban's it would not happen when it first took over that country. taliban have permanently sentence afghan women to a darker and more barren future without opportunity. no country can thrive when half of its population is arbitrarily held back. now, officials say women's rights are being restricted in other ways as well, including being banned from parks,

further into the donetsk province to give you some perspective before the war, the population of mahmoud0 right now, it's just 12,000 take a look at this next video at an undisclosed location. we met with the commander of the georgian legion. he tells me that russia's taking revenge on ukraine's citizens because of losses on the battlefield. listen to this. the counter offensive operation is launched. we are moving forward. ah! oh due to conditions it is a little bit slower than it started, but still it goes on and we are gaining back our territories occupied by russia. so it's a daily job, very difficult job and it cost costs human lives. more people have been killed in the recently liberated city of hair salon, the regional governor there says because of russian shelling in the past 24 hours, three people have been killed and six more injured reporting in kiev, ukraine. i'm nate foy, fox news. 5 45 time right now. house speaker of minority leader kevin mccarthy appears to coming up short in securing enough votes to be elected speaker of the house. just if you republican defectors would

sergei shoigu ali mahmoud abbas and khulusi akara discussed ways to resolve the syrian crisis, the problemrefugees, the joint fight against extremist groups in syria, ministers. we agreed to continue communication in this format for further stabilization in the arab republic and in the region as a whole contact. in moscow, the first official between ankara and damascus in 11 years is celebrated by turkish newspapers. the latest data from our ministry of defense on the progress of the special operation, russian servicemen destroyed five enemy command posts and dozens of artillery units of militants in the krasno -limansky direction, almost 200 nationalists were liquidated on donetsk 80, and a ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance group was destroyed in the south donetsk direction, and in the krasnogorovka area, our artillerymen several foreign howitzers made in the usa and germany were hit. a professional machine gunner bravely acts in our military on a special operation. artur gafulin with a unit discovered and attacked a group of ukrainian saboteurs, despite the injuries received, the inj