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the border of mauritania, prompting the alliance of the site health states to coal out powers supporting separatist movement. the northern africa, the popular will bind headlines, appreciate you joining us for this light our from most. so updating breaking news here on aussie international, it's from russia's border region of belgrade. 6 civilians have been killed including an infant, 17 wounded, 4 of whom are children, all of us and a ukrainian stripe. they hit a residential and shopping area of the russian ministry of health announced the casualties whole as we have this report from one local john list officially like united states. the terrorist attack was carried out on belgrade by the armed forces of ukraine. the attack was carried out with the help of the nato m. l r. s. vampire system. all emergency services are already at the scene of dealing with the aftermath of the belgrade will not surrender. we will continue to monitor the situation that recently. correspondent, i'm are in a cause or rather with more details about this of it all sorted out around $1230.00 local time. so lunc

alliance of the hills. states say that the french drove in the hands of rebels in the border of mauritania, shows that power is supporting the separatist movements in north africa, the live out loud without the annoying main street narrative. since so is your years on to updating our break and use this. our from russia is border region of bell good on the 6th civilians have been killed, including an infant, 17 wounded, 4 of them, children and a ukrainian stripe and hit a shopping and residential area casualty told was announced by russia's ministry of health. and we have this report from the scene. and what's this like, you know, this is the terrorist attack was carried out on belgrade by the armed forces of ukraine by the attack was carried out with the help of the nato m. l r. s. vampire system. when bold emergency services are already at the scene, at the end of dealing with the aftermath of the builder, rod will not surrender. we will continue to monitor the situation here recently, and the russian foreign ministry has released the stipend following kia strike on belgrade. is that the

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most of them crossing from mauritania. last week, the european union in spain pledge 210000000 euros to help our attorney who clamped down on smugglers and to the to the mike of boats. getting re islands are a 1st destination people trying to reach continental europe, numbers of those attempting, the dangerous atlanta crossing, soaring. so to the number of those who die. dw young phillip shots reports from last pilots and we'll gone on ranking. are you a small cemetery on the canary islands, blank spaces stand out between the other plaques, no name, no epitaph. these are the graves of unknown african migrants there. now, so many of these that the cemetery has had to expand mo, do often comes here. he survived the crossing from san a goal, but many people he knows didn't. a good friend has been missing for 3 weeks. as the boy said to me, um, this could be him or anyone else around me who has died for this. that's why i always feel incredibly sad when i'm here. so the model may seem to submit to the state the number of migra

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the proof, according to them, french drove and just near the borders of mauritania, in the presence of french drones, in the area, and into non ag author's close links with french services fuel suspicions of direct french involvement in the fighting. the use of kamikaze drones by non state arms groups is worrying trend that increases the risk of civilian casualties and the incidents, the crisis relating to the situation in this a how has been particularly alarming, especially was the expansion of the scope of action of terrorist groups particularly in monte, between a facile and the shade. and now we are getting this information from the allies of the whole states, stating that a person of cold inc. and then attacker and executive off the separatist movement to coordination of as our move move that has been seriously injured. following the handling off a phrase drove about 40 kilometers um from the mission board is the end of this information that we got to relating to this. the military official tells us that he had been living in problems. he returned to the area in africa. a few wee

abdel taleb-ely is from a mauritania in africa, he is seeg asylum after leaving behind a w, infant sone at nursing career. so right now, a lot of americans would say you shouldn't be here. >> they are right. this is their country. but i am just a guy looking for a safety and security. >> reporter: we followed taleb-ely as he made his way to the san diego airport, and within hours, new york city. he is staying at this shelter. for now. >> reporter: i used to sleep there in my home next to my wife and my son and now i am sleeping next to a thousand men that i don't even know. like a homeless person. >> reporter: this is the group of migrants that has come down from the mountains. in either the wall more this rugged, punishing terrain, is enough to stop the determination of these asylum-seekers. this is what policymakers and border officials are up against. >> norah: eye-opening. adam yamaguchi, thank you so much. let's go overseas now to gaza, where there is growing international outrage after more than 100 people were killed when israeli troops opened fire on civilians gathered around f

we talked to people from china, from senegal, from mauritania, from haiti, from peru, from afghanistancolombia, india. , you name it. we probably heard it down here.d we didn't meet anybody fron'm mexico, though. and take a listen. they are going all over the united states. they're doing thisun on ecuador> i don't leave us in losoi angeles. wellng to new , you. new york. going to new york. they don't listen. they don't listen. costa rica don't leave us. and they'll start the needlesria at random. atlanta, u.s., don't they? jersey. engli new jersey. i don't know. boston will start us the needle. chicago. chicagsh o. if they don't this on. colombia. colombia. get in the heart. no, no. i see. you know, they did am, they sa they want asylum. they don't want to work. and fox news reached out to california governor gavin newsom's office to get his reaction to these mass release>>reached s happenic diego, one of these cities. his office respondede by blamig republicans for what they describe as chaos at the border: . they also added that, quote, california is a mode lrship of partnership for

and so there's a warning of potential sandstone that will jerry and dance with mauritania throughout the rest. of sunday, because of the strength of the wind and across the hill, the breeze is still enough to pick up dust and sand into the sky. otherwise is quite warm. the, the, the latest news palestinians are not only queuing to got bread and water, but they're also doing on the machine to receive their treatments from the hearts of the story. i wrote books to the cemetery, there is no tombstone for them, but he's determined that the names will be never forgot. with details coverage, the said was on the veterans, tell us that many of them have either the implicit for the actual practical support of these by the all me the with ukraine a father sunk like a mother and children can this ton of the seas future when the sky is full, the site is without, and the decrease escaping the dog with just the the again, here's a reminder of the top salons on the al jazeera news. our is really forces have conducted a tax across the gall. so killing at least a $127.00 people in the last 24 hours.

vast majority of, the population spends their non breeding season on a large wetland on the coast, mauritania basically on the sahara desert coasts of west africa. and researchers have been looking at these knots in enormous since the 1980s. they've been studying them on their russian breeding grounds. they've been looking them in as pass through europe and they've been counting them and surveying them in west africa. and they've seen just an incredible collapse of this birds population from where we around a million bird's nest wintering in west africa in the in the 1980s now down to around 200,000 birds and dropping all the time and at first they couldn't figure out why this bird was disappearing was was hurting this birds population. and then they realized double heating global warming is is is progressing more rapidly in the arctic on average than in than in the globe as whole. in other words, the arctic is warming certain parts of the arctic warming 3 to 4 times faster than the global average. and what means is that the spring snowmelt comes to the arctic. now a lot earlier than it used

>> i am from mauritania west africa? why did you come?nd i am like a homosexual. they are muslims they do not accept that progress you're going to claim asylum? >> exactly. it's like take a look at this video was shot this a few hours ago. this a group of men from georgia who bennett mass release they were all wearing ankle monitors after they had been released and ice in custody they had getting into a taxicab and went off we overheard them saying they wanted to go to an airport. meanwhile the mayor of a nearby city was here today watching all the to the city is targeted for drop off next week he's not happy about what's going on, take a listen. >> i have been against opening our borders this is going to be a disaster of epic proportions. it is a humanitarian crisis it's also about order crisis. there's a lot to be concerned about and also national security crisis. >> back out here live this is what been single day some migrants turned down going on the free ngo bus the cabs pull up, they get into cabs in their off into the united states

170 countries, including, this is interesting, 24,048 from china. 15,429 from turkey. 15,000 from mauritania. 10,168 from uzbekistan. 7,390 from russia. 5,604 from afghanistan. 3,087 from egypt. 1,270 from pakistan. 1,122 from kyrgyzstan. 457 from iran. 375 from syria. 81 from iraq. and 74 from yemen. that was a quote from the report. those are actual numbers. we've got countries, countries that are not exactly friendly to the united states. quite to the contrary. country after country whose own people have entered our country, entered our border without documentation, then been released into our own country by our own government. why? and we've got them coming in in numbers from some specific countries that are larger than the towns, entire cities of voters in each of our states. in each of our states we've got people who live in towns, cities, communities that are much smaller than these numbers, than the more than 24,000 from china and 15,500 from turkey. 16,263 from mauritania. why do we have that many coming in from iran? that many from syria and iraq and yemen? that many coming in from

mauritania. down in lukeville for a while, mauritanians was the number one country of origin for illegal aliens. why are you coming? we were told it's easy to get into we're told it's easy to get in the united states today. you're from northeast africa, why are you coming to an out of the way place like lukeville, arizona? i'm here because the office of migration from the united nations told me it's actually easier to get into the u.s. border, getting across the u.s. border than it is to get into europe today. so let me just tell you -- we saw this today in our hearing. one of the democrats said, you know, what authority do you think president biden has today that he can actually shut the border? well, our witness correctly cited 8u.s.c. section 1182f which confers upon the president the authority to close the border in response to a crisis. the u.s. supreme court court upheld that in trump versus hawaii. the statute entrusted into the president the decision when to suspend entry and whose entry