we spoke to martin griffith just a short time ago who is the under secretary general for humanitarian affairs. he's talking about trying to get aide into the country. if you're talking about the fact that medical facilities having a problem even trying to get the injured to hospital, it seems that those supplies will run out soon. if they don't come in from another source. absolutely, absolutely. that's the major concern. you know, there are some supplies in various, you're starting across her to state or even outside of cartoon estate city, the medical physician association, that we have close to 1500000 worth of supplies and ports to that right now. however, we cannot get them to, to the state because of the safety issue of time as part of the supplies. so even if we get this applies to her issues, how we can distribute them safely to these hospitals and ensure that they won't get attacked while bad on the way to the hospital on the same applies to the injured to be medical personnel that a fate of the lives to go to the hospital, some of the medical personnel that i know personally

martin griffiths also expressed hope that the opportunity for the peace established in yemen will lead to the acceleration of sending humanitarian aid to this country. the prime minister of kazakhstan is coming to tehran, according to the political vice president ali khan ismailov, at the level of a high-ranking delegation to meet and negotiate with the first vice president and officials. the high ranking of our country tomorrow mr. jamshidi is traveling to tehran. consultation to implement the agreements of the presidents of the two countries, planning to improve the level of cooperation between tehran and astana, he announced the main goal of this trip is transportation, export of technical services, transit engineering, cooperation in the field of energy and banking relations, the most important axis of iran-kazakhstan cooperation. i am talking about the visit of the minister of foreign affairs as a conversation with mr. horazi, a political expert in oman. from mr. hello, good time. hello, good time . what time is iran and oman now and what benefits does the development of these rel

martin griffith treated, the targeting of humanitarian workers and facilities continues. incident. we are receiving reports of attacks on sexual violence against aid workers. this is unacceptable and must stop. ah, us cable news network fox news as settled, its defamation lawsuit brought by dominion voting systems, a company that supplies electronic voting machines. fox has not agree to pay $797500000.00 just under half of what dominion had been suing for. it's alleged fox present as gay prominence to unfounded claims by former president donald trump, that the 2020 election was stolen and the voting machines responsible. today's settlement of $787500000.00 represents vindication and accountability wise have consequences. the truth does not know red or blue people across the political spectrum, k on an should disagree on issues even of the most profound importance. but for our democracy to endure for another 250 years and hopefully much longer. we must share a commitment to fax for my kind of joint us like now from washington dc. mike, so what are we learning now about that settleme

martin griffith's treated, the targeting of humanitarian workers and facilities, continues and student were receiving reports of attacks and sexual violence against aid workers. this is unacceptable. i must stop. i've had omar is the communications coordinator at the norwegian refugee council. he's concerned about reports of attacks on 8 workers and says that it's crucial for humanitarian access to be restored to help refugees. we need this human italian axis disease, we will because it was a depend on us. there are a lot of emergencies happening on and i've seen a lot of americans, he's in these gums, and now it has been a since evelyn 15 know he's pub from working with stopped from responding to it. if you use, for example, here in good night, if along we have about 4 to 1500 you me. and if it is that we are saving, we need an arrogance. he's fired. and if we have a c spine, of course we should, we will always, we immediately start our work. we will continue, would work in the comes on to held that if you use that, we are helping on the display that we are helping but cease fire. we,

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martin griffith is un, under secretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator. he says they've had to shut down a program that provides a to 16000000 people. people are moving supplies are being looted. we don't know what stocks are left. we've all heard about the terrible situation in the front line. hospitals, 16 down in khartoum and 16 more. ready to, to shut down too. but you know what? i want to say very strongly today, is this? yes, we want to get back to that humanitarian a program. but right now, the focus has to be relentlessly and with anger. on the fact that people are forced into this lockdown across the country. i cannot begin to imagine the circumstances that those people are facing. what degree temperatures ramadan, fasting, close to eat, food soft, running out. no medical supplies, says father, don't work as one message that we all believe i am sure to take from that these 2 gentlemen. the 2 generals in charge of these 2 battling forces need to knock it off and they need to do what they say they want to do, which has to respond to the needs of t

fire was supposed to come into force the un under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, martin griffith, sweden, the targeting. if humanitarian workers and facilities continues in sudan, we are receiving reports of attacks and sexual violence against aid workers. he added, this is unacceptable and must stop. misread the same lives in cartoon with her husband and with her young baby. and she told elza beer that she has not left the house since the fighting began. a lot of houses around us, including us, are running out of supplies and, and food, especially that most of the food that we keep in fridge went off. it's 40 something degrees here and living for 4 days or no, you never know hope for true. just revived. we are all now sitting in a room. the reason of the house where it is almost no windows. that's why it's really dark and her floor for the babysitter. so it's really disturbing for their mental health because they keep paying a bumps we keep running around the house and it's the 4 day for the day we're, we are, you know, come person quarantine actually with, with extra worried th

are you an under secretary general fish military affairs, martin griffith's tweeted, the targeting of humanitarian workers and facilities continues and dawn were receiving reports of attacks and sexual violence against aid workers. he added this is unacceptable and must stop mystery. an assignment lives in cartoon with her husband and baby. she hasn't left the house since fighting began and could soon run out of food. a lot of the houses around us, including us, are running out of supplies and, and food, especially that most of the food that we keep in fridge went off. it's 40 something degrees here and living for 4 days or left. no. for food. right now. we are all now sitting in the house where there's almost no windows, that's why it's really dark. and for the babies it's, it's really disturbing for their mental health because they keep paying the bumps we keep running around the house. and it's the 4 day for stay where we are, you know, a comparison guaranteed actually with, with extra worried that a gun might come to our house because it happened in many cases where they just thro

martin griffiths talked about the cooperation between iran and the united nations in the field of humanitarian aid and relief of humanitarian disasters. the deputy secretary general of the united nations for humanitarian affairs stated that 16 million people in afghanistan need humanitarian aid. he said that so far the countries have committed to help afghanistan with 4 billion and 600 million dollars, but the financial aid that has been sent to this country so far is much less. in order to send humanitarian aid to this country, prime minister reza bostan is coming to tehran. according to political vice president ali khan ismailzadeh , he will travel to tehran tomorrow as part of a high-ranking delegation to meet and negotiate with the first vice president and high-ranking officials of our country. mr. jamshidi consulting for implementation of the agreements of the presidents of the two countries, planning to improve the level of cooperation between tehran and astana announced that the main goal of this trip is transportation, export of technical services, transit engineering, cooperation in t

martin griffith tweeted the targeting of humanitarian workers and facilities continues in sudan were receiving reports of attacks and sexual violence against aid workers. he added this is unacceptable and must stop norma. and she is the spokesman for the executive secretary of the regional block. i guard his calling for a cease fire and dialog. got to it over the united nations and they become new and try and make him that has been trying to facilitate talks in sudan and this talks always been attended by by all this done need to stick with us, including the stop. so there's nothing new here and if the chair or gutters are very special and important member set that to do going to addition feels very strongly about about being done with the people who don't look we're very optimistic and this lead us high in touch with us in capital. so it's just a question or for a time i'm to know that you know, we're talking about, she's fire sufficient. no hospital it is protection for should be just i'm to be done to dialogue p. o we are not condemning anybody. does any good lead us? i just worki

martin griffith is un, under secretary general for military affairs and emergency relief coordinator. he says they've had to shut down a program that provides a to 16000000 people. people are moving supplies are being looted. we don't know what stocks left. we've all heard about. the terrible situation in the front line, hospitals, 16 down in khartoum and 16 more. ready to, to shut down too. but you know, what i want to say very strongly today. is this? yes, we want to get back to that humanitarian a program. but right now, the focus has to be relentlessly and with anger on the fact that people are forced into this lockdown across the country. i cannot begin to imagine the circumstances that those people are facing. 40 degree temperatures, ramadan, fasting, close to eat, food salt, running out no medical supplies, sees father don't work. one message that we all believe i am sure to take for that. is these 2 gentlemen. the 2 generals in charge of these 2 battling forces need to knock it off and they need to do what they say they want to do, which has to respond to the needs of that peo

that has the beginning at the beginning of this conflict, we had martin griffith's on the you and the secretary for humanitarian as an emergency relief coordinator. i'm sure you know him very well. he was talking about the, the 60000000 people alone needed aid and see dog during this period. and before any conflict, i mean, or the need generally different for urban and rural areas. are they roughly the same? depending on you might say the medical facilities available will quite often in rural areas and is alyssa population density, but there's less services. now, one of the things you say it does very well for us to really mound our sugar is to get those mobile services around those children. so, you know, identify it. you can do external support. there are puting support for those children that, that, that is completely seized. so we're talking about tens of thousands of children who need that support, not necessarily in hospitals, but who can be really reached only remotely. we therapeutic food, which is a lifesaver. now in rural areas right now, what option to their families have t

we also spoke to martin griffiths, or within the last 2 hours, the u. n. a human, a coordinator, human rights coordinator, or for the you and in geneva, he was a how difficult it is to try and logistically get medical supplies into the areas of the country that need it most from what your hearing, what are people saying to you about whether they can get the medicines that they need, or the treatment that they need from medical facilities that have been damaged well, if you speak to the people who've been injured, many of them say that they're afraid to be able to get out of their homes and access hospitals, if you speak to the doctors that the hospitals, they say that they're in a very dire catastrophic situation. they say that many hospitals have endured shillings heavy shall ends. some of them have been occupied by armed groups, forcing them to evacuate along with patients, were already seeking medical treatments. and many hospitals. those who are room at horse still operational during these current times say that they're running out of at water that the

martin griffith tweeted this, quote, targeting of humanitarian workers and facilities continues in sedan. we are receiving reports of attacks and sexual violence against aid workers. and he added this is unacceptable, and it must stop for many people in sudan social media has been the main source of information. so a hierarchy has more on what's being shared online. despite the constant internet interruption, some doctors have managed to post videos online and the situation they're, they're saying is dire. they appear to show bodies lying in emergency room metals out a hospital in hot tune. now the doctor speaking in this video, speaking arabic, and you can hear it in his voice, he shocked staff are overwhelmed, number of casualties rising and medical supplies are running very low fast now. many doctors, nurses and patients remains traps and medical facilities across the country. incredible sees that we've been seeing him some of these videos west off from a dialysis sensor in the capitol hot. so am i able to make a lucky escape? patients were wheeled out on a heavy gong fire. some can b

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