and vice versa, here and there is the same myanmar junta, it did the same thing that putin did with quickly, disregarding all the rules of archeology of excavations, rebuilt uh and made such a little kitch out of these monuments of medieval bagan, and for that, and in order to show prestige, to raise the prestige of their power, to legitimize additionally... their power , and by the way, they had the full cooperation of religion in this, because it is precisely the myanmar buddhists, who, by the way, became famous for being such frontmen of the oppression of the rohingya people, you know, this is such a minority in myanmar, which suffered a lot, in particular, from the regime of this myanmar dictatorship, and precisely from a great contribution was made by the religious organizations of myanmar, buddhism, which is the dominant religion in myanmar, everything and they so... also so much blessed the reconstruction of this complex of bagan, i traveled to this complex and toured it all, and i can say what is there there really is such, as we say, they said , wild kitsch, which are new b

across the river naf, rakhine state in myanmar.ims. chilling accounts trickling in from those who've managed to escape to bangladesh. until two weeks ago, this man was a wealthy trader with a family in myanmar. now, he's alone, hiding in a hut. if caught, he could be sent back by bangladeshi authorities. he and his family were part of these crowds, fleeing their homes on the 5th of august. in videos verified by the bbc, women, children, the elderly — seen rushing to the banks of the river to save themselves. the trader says it was by the shore in an open space where arakan army, an ethnic insurgent group, dropped bombs on unarmed rohingyas using drones. translation: we heard a loud sound and an explosion. - we were thrown on the ground. i, my wife, my mother, my daughter, son and sister were there when the bomb struck. all of them died. i don't know why i survived. my daughter died in my arms. he showed us a video he found online of the aftermath of the bombing. he sobs. "all of the people here have died", a man cries. distressing

across the river naf, rakhine state in myanmar.ld, deadly violence is unfolding there against rohingya muslims. chilling accounts trickling in from those who've managed to escape to bangladesh. until two weeks ago, this man was a wealthy trader with a family in myanmar. now, he's alone, hiding in a hut. if caught, he could be sent back by bangladeshi authorities. he and his family were part of these crowds, fleeing their homes on the 5th of august. in videos verified by the bbc, women, children, the elderly — seen rushing to the banks of the river to save themselves. the trader says it was by the shore in an open space where arakan army, an ethnic insurgent group, dropped bombs on unarmed rohingyas using drones. translation: we heard a loud sound and an explosion. - we were thrown on the ground. i, my wife, my mother, my daughter, son and sister were there when the bomb struck. all of them died. i don't know why i survived. my daughter died in my arms. he showed us a video he found online of the aftermath of the bombing. he sobs. "

from his commands that were published in global new light of myanmar, he saw the situation as a result of some armed groups. taking advantage of instabilities nationwide and attempting to expand their land of control. the rabble group set on july 25th, that it had taken over the bass. they posted photographs of its troops at the military stronghold in the town. but on the other side, the spokesperson informed me on march ruling village street console said that it had lost contact with commanders of the north eastern comment headquarters. the army leader also accused anti q forces of abusing civilians and military hospitals, as well as conspiring with students of home and abroad to be more or less the public. local authorities have stated that they do their best to confront the insurgents. however, it seems that what they have done is not enough leading to be as myanmar are towards ease, recently have reached out to russia and ask for help and it's fight against her as the main support we would like is for russia to work together with us in the fight against terrorism, to do this, we mu

across the river naf, rakhine state in myanmar.chilling accounts trickling in from those who�*ve managed to escape to bangladesh. until two weeks ago, this man was a wealthy trader with a family in myanmar. now, he�*s alone, hiding in a hut. if caught, he could be sent back by bangladeshi authorities. he and his family were part of these crowds, fleeing their homes on the 5th of august. in videos verified by the bbc, women, children, the elderly — seen rushing to the banks of the river to save themselves. the trader says it was by the shore in an open space where arakan army, an ethnic insurgent group, dropped bombs on unarmed rohingyas using drones. translation: we heard a loud sound and an explosion. - we were thrown on the ground. i, my wife, my mother, my daughter, son and sister were there when the bomb struck. all of them died. i don�*t know why i survived. my daughter died in my arms. he showed us a video he found online of the aftermath of the bombing. he sobs. "all of the people here have died", a man cries. distressing to

however, it seems that what they have done is not enough. leading to be as myanmar are towards these recently have reached out to russia and ask for help and it's fight against her as the main support we would like is for russia to work together with us in the fight against terrorism. to do this, we must 1st realize that what is happening in mind more must be perceived not as internal political squabbles, but is terrorism. do you recognize this as terrorism, then your departments and agencies that are engaged in the fight against terrorism can join us and together achieve our goals. russia assessed myanmar and maintaining its army at a modern level. a considerable number of myanmar, military personnel receive scientific, technical, and military training and russian colleges. this is the most substantial aspect of the collaboration between the 2 countries. and recently, the most active cooperation has also been on security issue. on one hand, it has been training close contacts with the myanmar armed forces and on the other . copulation in the area of technology exchange and personal

across the river naf, rakhine state in myanmar. there against rohingya muslims. chilling accounts trickling in from those who've managed to escape to bangladesh. until two weeks ago, this man was a wealthy trader with a family in myanmar. now, he's alone, hiding in a hut. if caught, he could be sent back by bangladeshi authorities. he and his family were part of these crowds, fleeing their homes on the 5th of august. in videos verified by the bbc, women, children, the elderly — seen rushing to the banks of the river to save themselves. the trader says it was by the shore in an open space where arakan army, an ethnic insurgent group, dropped bombs on unarmed rohingyas using drones. translation: we heard a loud sound and an explosion. we were thrown on the ground. i, my wife, my mother, my daughter, son and sister were there when the bomb struck. all of them died. i don't know why i survived. my daughter died in my arms. he showed us a video he found online of the aftermath of the bombing. he sobs. "all of the people here have died",

the commander of those attacks is now the senior general of the myanmar junta.ng a large sections of the country. so, there's a great deal of frustration among the people who are in those camps. and the fundamental reality back seven years ago that drove much of this is that the international community not only failed to hold those responsible accountable, but they largely ignored the conditions that led up to those genocidal attacks and that horror. the frustration right now is that history is repeating itself. thousands of people, as you mentioned, have been forced out of the country. tens of thousands have been displaced. villages are being attacked. we know thatjust in the past few days, dozens of people lost their lives trying to cross the naf river. lost their lives trying to cross the naf river and bangladesh has closed its borders. so, the people that are demonstrating and the people that are on the other side of the border are deeply, deeply frustrated. they are in peril. and once again, history is repeating itself with the international community large

he's all goes to through the current situation in myanmar, as you've said, we've seen diverse groups across the country fighting against the military. how effective have they've been in challenging the regime as they being uh, phenomenally effective since the military over through the democracy of 2021 little bit long santucci. we've seen different level groups, not just feedback, but begin planning together. we've seen civilians from, from the capital for larger cities go into these revel, hold areas and also joining the fight. and now we have is 3 brothers, the lions, the groups that have fought, they're taken back territory. and people are questioning whether the military is going to survive to survive this civil war. they just lost a major military base of last week. so things are not going well for the military. government and civilians are suffering because of in like you so much for joining us on the w news with your insights that is kyle matthews, executive director of the montreal institute for genocide and human rights studies . concordia university. thank you to the now to

the, the you watching the news lar, from bullet reports of renewed deadly violence in myanmar allegations of an attack by separate distributors on the countries. muslim bro hinge a minority group in the west under our kind state, but doesn't support a debt as they've tried to sleep. also coming up russia promises that stop response, have the baskets to halt or ukraine, and carson specials all me says it's fucked up your thoughts in several places of your clients. president breaks his official silence, or the surprise offensive and new goals of these 5 talk. the buttons as a strode defense. the factions off to the 30 strikes on a school complex that sparked international condemnation. the i'm going to try to as well. welcome to the program. we start with josh. so it's a stepping up. it's just full on store ukraine and carson. boeing a tough response to the offensive on its own soil. rest of the defense ministry has reduced these images of what it says of types on a ukraine in tank and drawn in the coast streets. and that often armies says it has repelled attacks near to villages. meanwhile

the, the, the says the, the news life from the reports of renewal deadly violence in myanmar, allegations of an attack by a separate to strep booth on the country from a single hinge of minority in the west. then drop kind stage with thousands of positives as they've tried to sleep with joe from a to i'm just investigating what happened also ahead trust you i promise has left off for us forms as a baptist to halt. are you creating an in goshen? most of the army says it's hard to be advanced and separate bases that ukraine's president breaks of official silence over the surprise offensive, and new cause left. these fire tops hanging the balance as of the defensive factions off to the deadly stride on his cool complex that sparked international condemnation. the number such as swat above come to the program. we stopped in myanmar with troubling news reports that thousands of civilians from the most them go hinge. a minority group have been killed in the legit attacks by separate distributors as a possibly happened in the west under our kind state in the past week. according to witnesses by

with that we come to an end for this news review. one attacking rahinja refugees fleeing myanmar have killed dozens of people, including families with children. the incidents occurred outside of the town of mangda as the ma group were trying to cross the border into neighboring bangladesh. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the rahinja is mostly muslim minority facing severe persecution in the country. they've been long persecuted in buddhist majority myanmar, more than 730,000 of them fled the country in 2017 after a military led crackdown with genocidal intent. renowned indian personalities have pent down a letter to indian government to put an end to arms trade with israel. press tvs monzaman has more from new delhi. prominent groups of citizens in india have written letter to the country's defense minister urging immediate hold to the license process which allows exporters to supply arms and ammunition to israel. what israel is doing in gaza is a clear genocide, even the international court of justice has called a genocide. india is helping israel is one the other

refugees fleeing myanmar have killed dozens of people, including families with children. the incidents occurred outside of the town of mangda as the minority group were trying to cross the border into neighboring bangladesh. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the wihinja is mostly muslim minority facing severe persecution in the country. they have been persecuted in buddhist majority myanmar, more than 730,00 of them fled the country in 2017, after a military laid crackdown with genocidal intent. iran's islamic revolution guardscore has once again released footage showing surveillance of us and allied naval vessels in the persian gulf. the images show two us navy ships as well as a spanish helicopter carrier in the strategic waters south of iran. they are. from very close range, this comes attentions over the israeli assassination of the hamas chief ismania during his visit to iran on july the 3rd. also on friday, the irgc's command delivered over 2600 weapon systems to his naval force that operates in the persian gulf. the deliveries include long and med

they have been persecuted in buddhist majority myanmar, more than 730,00 of them fled the country and 2017 after a military led crackdown with genocidal intent, and with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, this bye-bye for now. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. the massacre of the innocent in gaza, they were several fire engines going up towards the fire, but the police did not let them. through out the fire, these are sickening scenes, scenes of people attacking police officers and even attacking fire crews as they're trying to put out there is no disciplinary action and they have license to kill and walk. how often do you get stopped in search? every day, every day, every day. this week on expos day, no shocker here, western media had already falsely painted hizbullah commander for chuker as villain before even knowing his name, justifying zyanus israel's lethal strike in the capital bay route regardless of the civilian casualties including children. meanwhile, digital outlets are spinning iran's

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they have been long persecuted in buddhist majority in myanmar. more than 730,00 of them fled the country in 2017 after the military lead crackdown with genocidal intent. last but not least to wrap up the bulletin, russia has imposed the counter terrorism operation in three regions to try to halt a surprise crossborder incusion by ukrainian troops. the authorities in the kirsk, bolog and briyansk regions on the border with ukraine now can restrict the movement of people and vehicles amongst other. measures, this comes as a ukrainian offensive into the k region is now in his fifth day. we discuss the latest developments in our news review program. let's take a look. time now for the news review of this bulletin. russia has launched a major military operations to repel ukraine's cross border offensive. the russian army says it has deployed extra troops and military hardware three border regions joining ukraine to halt what are called kiev's biggest offensive since the beginning of the war. the military says the operations are ongoing in belgorood, b

sentiment to have spiked due to operation allox a flood. don't attack and rahinja refugees fleeing myanmar have killed dozens of people, including families with children. the incidents occurred outside of the town of mangda as the minority group were trying to cross the border into neighboring bangladesh. no group is clear responsibility. the rahinja is the most a muslim minority facing severe persecution in the country, they've long been persecuted in buddhist majority myanmar, more than 730,00 of them fled the country in 2017 after a military led crackdown with genocidal intent. enges are escalating between israel and the hisb resistance movement along lebanon's southern borders and the latest incident of fighters bombed ilan settlements in the northern occupied territories with the barrage of catusha rockets, meanwile the israely military has struck. several areas in southern lebanon, including hula and tier harfa in the village of majdal. for more on that story, we are now joined by bay correspondent mariam saleh. mariam, welcome, what else can you add to the developments that of where

russian deputy defense minister oleksandr fomin met with chinese navy commander hujong min and myanmarr wingtein to discuss further naval cooperation between these countries and the russian federation, and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov met with malaysian foreign minister on july 28 mohamed hassan and agreed on the expansion of russian-malaysian diplomatic contacts. it is also noted that recently the russian federation acts... its cooperation with by a number of these countries, including venezuela, cuba, india and vietnam. as noted by the russian service of the bbc in the russian federation , there were no ships in the defense ministry at the parade until the day that ukraine claimed to have damaged or destroyed them during the last year of the full-scale invasion. during the broadcast of the main naval parade in honor of navy day, only two ships of the black sea fleet were shown. these were cor'. mercury, which from 2024 performs tasks at the russian military base in the syrian tartus and frigate admiral hryhorovych. but the black sea fleet itself was mentioned twice during r

and representatives of the 31st countries, including azerbaijan, venezuela, vietnam, cuba, libya, myanmarsyria, qatar, uae and south africa took part in'. processions in st. petersburg. analysts too draw attention to the fact that russian deputy defense minister oleksandr fomin met with the commander of the chinese navy hujong min and the commander of the myanmar navy wingtein to discuss further naval cooperation between these countries and the russian federation. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov met with malaysian foreign minister mohamed hassan on july 28 and agreed on the expansion. polish-malaysian diplomatic contacts. it is also noted that the russian federation has recently intensified its cooperation with a number of countries of these countries, including venezuela, cuba, india and vietnam. as the russian service of the bbc points out , there were no ships in the russian federation at the navy day meeting that ukraine claimed to have damaged or destroyed during the last year of the full-scale invasion. during the broadcast of the main marine. only two ships of the black sea

venezuela, vietnam, cuba, libya, myanmar, syria, qatar, uae and south africa took part in the eventst. petersburg. analysts also draw attention to the fact that russian deputy defense minister oleksandr fomin met with the commander of the chinese navy huzhong ming and the commander of the myanmar navy vinh thein to discuss further naval cooperation between these countries and the russian federation, and the minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov. on july 28, he met with the minister of foreign affairs of malaysia, mohamed hassan, and agreed on the expansion of russian-malaysian diplomatic contacts. it is also noted that the russian federation has recently intensified its cooperation with a number of these countries, including venezuela, cuba, india and vietnam. as noted by the russian service of the bbc , there were no damaged ships in the parade until navy day in the russian federation or the destruction of which ukraine claimed during the last year of the full-scale invasion. during the broadcast of the main naval parade in honor of the navy day, only two ships of the

it comes on the seventh anniversary of the brutal military crackdown in myanmar�*s rakhine state whichslims to flee their homes. more than a million of them are still living in squalid camps in southern bangladesh, with little prospect of returning home. and in recent weeks, fighting has escalated in rakhine state, with thousands more rohingya believed to have fled. translation: life as a refugee feels like a life of slavery, _ and we don't want to continue living this way. our future vision is to return to our country, live in freedom, and enjoy equal rights and justice, just like everyone else in the world. it's the first full day of the notting hill carnival — the biggest street party in europe. it's an opportunity for people from the uk and beyond to come together and celebrate caribbean heritage, arts and culture — including the music, food and dancing. around two million people are expected to attend the event in west london over the next two days. our reporter vincent mcaviney went along. music plays. the colourful costumes, the joyful music, the vigorous dancing, and the smells

it comes on the seventh anniversary of the brutal military crackdown in myanmar�*s rakhine state whichillion of them are still living in squalid camps in southern bangladesh, with little prospect of returning home. in recent weeks, fighting has escalated in rakhine state, with thousands more rohingya believed to have fled. life as a refugee feels like a life of slavery, and we don't want to continue living this way. our future vision is to return to our country, live in freedom, and enjoy equal rights and justice, just like everyone else in the world. ukraine's team at the paralympics, which begin this week, will be hoping to continue its remarkable success story. they've finished near the top of the medal table at recent paralympics. winning nearly 100 medals at the last games in tokyo. but their preparations have been badly affected by the war with russia with many athletes having to train abroad. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. he's one of ukraine's biggest paralympic hopes — da nylo chufarov. but how do you prepare for a games after this? in 2022, he was here — the the

refugees have rallied in camps in bangladesh, calling for an end to violence and a safe return to myanmars of rohingya muslims to flee their homes. more than a million of them are still living in squalid camps in southern bangladesh, with little prospect of returning home. and in recent weeks, fighting has escalated in rakhine state, with thousands more rohingya believed to have fled. translation: life as a refugee feels like a life of slavery, and we don't want to continue living this way. our future vision is to return to our country, live in freedom, and enjoy equal rights and justice, just like everyone else in the world. ukraine's paralympics athletes are preparing to take part in the competition, which begins this week. their country has a remarkable record of success in the paralympics. but inevitably ukrainian athletes have been affected by the war with russia — many of them have to train abroad. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. he's one of ukraine's biggest paralympic hopes — danylo chufarov. but how do you prepare for a games after this? in 2022, he was here — the th

myanmar�*s civil war — we report on the rohinga people bombed shortly after this film was taken as they to flee. we start with some breaking news. the israeli army says it's retrieved the bodies of six hostages from gaza's southern district of khan younis in a joint operation with its internal security agency. a statement from the hostages families forum said: it comes as the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, is travelling to egypt, as he continues his push for a ceasefire and hostage release deal. we can look at some images live from egypt. these from the jerusalem yesterday, where antony blinken israel had accepted a bridging proposal and urged hamas to do the same. , . , ., , ., same. these are the live shots from e: -t same. these are the live shots from egypt where — same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony _ same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken - same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken is - same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken is now. egypt where antony blinken is now hoping for a new ro

it comes on the seventh anniversary of the brutal military crackdown in myanmar�*s rakhine state which living in squalid camps in southern bangladesh with little prospect of returning home. in recent weeks, fighting has escalated in rakhine state with thousands more rohingya believed to have fled. translation: life as a refugee feels like a life of slavery and we don't want to continue living this way. live in freedom, and enjoy equal rights and justice, just like everyone else in the world. let's turn to some other important news around the world. police in iceland say two people are trapped after ice collapsed during a tour of a cave in a glacier. first responders received a call on sunday afternoon about the ice collapse at the glacier in the country's south. a group of 25 people were on a tour with a guide at the time. a further two were rescued from the ice with serious injuries. syrian president bashar al—assad says efforts on sunday to mend relations with turkey have so far been unsuccessful. russia, iran and iraq have led efforts to restore ties between the two countries. turke

was it directly targeted at them as well as the reading, the 600000 were remaining in myanmar had faced persecution, uh, black mattress, a school there still uh, mistreated minority. uh, what we're seeing though is that this is a new phase of mia and mars conflict. i'm groups of take it up and are working together to fight them in our military june to and we have seen um, uh, the rowing got trying to flee and supposedly originally targeted by drones artillery by the american army. so that's what we know so far. but they really are a minority that, that, that the world was forgotten about and still face just a terrible situation in the amount itself. yeah, as you mentioned, there was a long history of persecution, of the ran good man, more or audience will remember a hundreds of thousands of people fled the country back in 2017 afraid military lead cracked down. then can you go into a little more detail about why we are now seeing additional people trying to leave as well for the case, the ring, the, they remain kind of forcibly contained in certain areas. there are a lot of travel throu

in myanmar we expect to see five-fold increase and the current three power plants will increase to 16 charcoal fueled power plants. charcoal is inexpensive and is pushed even advanced countries like south korea and japan to divise plans to establish fossil fuel power plants, especially charcoal, it can make the situation even worse, but the pollution in indonesia and vietnam will be worse. power plants in those countries are fast mushrooming. you'll be even more shocked if you know that 100,000 people die every year in india because of the complications related to the power plants. by 2021, diesel fuel here will meet european standards. the government has also promised to shut down old coal fired plants and restrict new ones, but pollution has been worsening for years. the indian government says it's taken steps to reduce pollution, but in the meantime, for years to come, india's capital, for that matter, most of its major cities will continue to be among the most difficult places on earth to breathe. china is the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world. the country consumes

it's an analogous to the second provisional measure in the bosnia and myanmar cases respective. commenting on one of the most historic meetings of the court, the german and french governmentts. say we are deeply committed to respecting the international law and emphasize our support for the international court of justice. they respected a ruling that in reality they had no faith in. what was the verdict and what story was it narrating? israel has been at war in the gaza strip since october 2023. killing civilians, the elderly, women, and children, unethical tricks to be effective in war, such as attacking safe places, imposing bloccades on the same regions and urban... areas for attacks without considering the rights of ordinary citizens, using pressure on people as a tool by imposing sanctions on water and medicine. they all presented the world with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any historical genre movie. it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in. in the days when no one thought that legal capacities could be used to deal with this disaster, south african

um the in myanmar had face persecution. uh, blast access to school. they're still a mystery is minority. uh, what we're seeing though is that this is a new phase of mia and mars conflict. i'm groups of take it up and are working together to fight them in our military june to and we have seen um, uh, the rowing got trying to flee and supposedly allegedly targeted by drones artillery by the american army. so that's what we know so far. but they really are a minority that, that, that the world was forgotten about and still face just a terrible situation in the am or itself. for the case. the rang um they remain kind of forcibly contained in certain areas that are allowed to travel through the country. or they all have access to education to food. so people are leaving because are absolutely desperate that, that that's, that's the truth. the 2nd thing is the eric on army that's being working with other rabble groups to fight, to fight the military june to have basically to go for most of right kind of the state. and so there is a, a vicious fight between