that feed the emergency station to the west, and then turned away the recently released the nest international report of an organization that is difficult to classify as pro-russian states what we have been talking about at every meeting on ukraine since the very beginning of the special military operation. the armed forces of ukraine and the ukrainian nationalist battalions are hiding behind the civilian population, using residential buildings and apartments as a human shield. in them, like rotten dots, heavy equipment is placed in artillery in hospitals, schools and kindergartens. what a wave of indignation arose in connection with this in the west, but even representatives western countries did not dare to blame the russian troops for the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the ukrainian permanent representative, who dared to stay here all alone. all this, of course, does not mean that the us is its allies at the right time. again, they won’t cover ukraine to the kiev authorities, the west treats it like a dear dead about him, or good or nothing , go ahead bogdanov and maria ego

with the provocations in the bucha in irpen kramatorsk , the recently released report of the nest international organization, which is difficult. to classify as pro-russian is something that we have been talking about at every meeting on ukraine since the very beginning of the special military operation. armed forces of ukraine and ukrainian nationalist battalions are hiding behind the civilian population, they use residential buildings and apartments in them as a human shield, as firing points they place heavy artillery equipment in the hospital of schools and kindergartens. what wave of indignation rose in connection with this in the west? it can be stated that even if the magotha ​​inspectors get there and carry out monitoring, if kiev and the west do not like their conclusions, then it is clear what fate will await and we saw this report just the day before, like a cbs movie, and trade and the disappearance of western weapons supplied to ukraine literally disappeared from the site. e hmm western countries. uh, they believe that the report of the ennosti international in general was biased.

johann son added that the report on the armed forces did not mention much about the fact that nest internationalactions of russia and this huge mistake led to a loss of trust he is sure, this is all the news as of this hour , read more information on our website espresso.tv, a summary of the main points on our telegram channel espresso.tv news, the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv subscribe, like us , always be with ukrainian with a view of the world my colleagues pick up the live broadcast of espresso in a few moments, wait for the broadcast of our espresso news channel and the euroespresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe, a joint broadcast with on the atf channel, radio svoboda programs , voice of america time-time programs, the inclusion of public television journalists, bbc news ukraine and franz 24 news broadcasts, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, we are the only news together, we are a force glory to ukraine , please give us a defender well, listen, the defender of ukraine sees in the dark as if it were daytime what my

am there, but uh, returning there to the international there are different structures like nesting internationald took off my tongue. well , i'm sorry, that's okay, he picks up. i wanted to say that in the last part of the broadcast, we talked about amnesty international and their role. that's why we don't see their report on the history and the use of nuclear power plants by russia when, as already said, russia uses a nuclear power plant . the russians are firing from their fire systems and ukraine. and you are trying. and you are us? well, okay, stop , that’s not what we’re talking about . station where are we going we will shoot. well, so far we do not see any tools of influence, specifically. in this matter, however, we have so cheerfully started yes in zhiguli and laws about the prohibition of thinking, but in fact the consequences of these projects about the prohibition of thinking lead to the fact that russia allows itself in the occupied territory, we hope to some reaction of the international community, after all, because the second concern 1+1 night watch nataliya ostrovska yevhen kuks

expected anything new, but also the head. to the choice of the uk-based human rights organization nest internationaleverything was broken, and the wall of bureaucracy and a deaf language barrier. even yesterday, i had a naive hope that i would be able to fix everything, that we would still explain, get through, convey our thoughts, and that text would be deleted, and another one would appear instead. today i realized that this will not happen, it hurts me to admit it, but the management of amities international and i differed in their views on values. i leave with the hope that we are ukrainians and ukrainians representatives and representatives civil society, through our actions and active position, we will be able to change the relations of the international community. toward ukraine, we will be able to move international organizations to make them more human, flexible and able to respond effectively to crises. not only in ukraine, but all over the world, it is important here, of course, the main word here is flexible. as you understand, flexible, well, in general, with the fact itself, in general

according to am nest nee-- amnesty international the talibans have devastated the rights of women in afghanistan since last year's take over. abdul qahar balki is the the spokeman. >> we spoke to women's rights activists, they talk about for ture, water boarding and other forms of abuse. >> we absolutely reject that. we do not engage in torture. >> a claim paryani calls a lie. >> what do you think the world needs to know about the taliban today. >> that the taliban have money and resources. that the people of afghanistan, they are drowning in their own blood. >> paryani says she knows speaking out has its risks but that she wouldn't stop until the rights of afghan women and girls are protected. norah. >> o'donnell: imtiaz tyab, thank you for your reporting. >> workers across the country are demanding higher pay and better work conditions. we'll show you why workplace dissatisfaction is growing, that story is in 60 seconds. with clearer skin and less itch. octhat can be re. not me. llr doctor about new or worsening eye problems and less itch. such as eye pain or vision changes, includ

all right, thank you very much indeed. taffeta nest professor, very international missions and political science at the university to him to thank you. thank you for having me on and ukraine submitted tre, says it's destroyed key russian positions, weapons and warehouses. as it tries to take back the occupied southern region of house on most of has on which borders the black sea was seized by russia. at the start of the invasion, 6 months ago, president low to miss lensky, says, troops of pressing on with a counter offensive is urged russian soldiers to flee for their lives. but moscow says its repelled attacks and inflicted heavy losses on ukrainian troops. current president, bottom incident is how talks were members of the international atomic energy agency and keep the un nuclear watchdog team is on an urgent mission. to safeguard the rational combined separation nuclear plant, which is europe's largest ukraine and russia, have accused each other of shelling around the facility, which was briefly knocked offline. last week you created officials consider the dangers of radiation leak s

apologize, but it doesn’t occur to them, but it comes to mind to the head of the french branch of nest international from april to july and documented that in 19 ukrainian cities, including in the kharkiv nikolaev region in donbass, ukrainian forces were based in the center of residential areas, in particular in schools and hospitals. we record the violation of international humanitarian law by the ukrainian army, endangering the lives of the civilian population, we demand from the ukrainian forces that they leave the residential areas and not used them for deployment. attack what happened? something international remembered that they have eyes and just watch it. i think that all this is much banal and all this is in favor of the analysis of the war that is now being carried out e ago. yes, i think that it is precisely so that they see that the ukrainian army has no success from the word at all, and the weapons are banged there. it’s just that an unmeasured amount of money is even more and russia didn’t shudder, didn’t fall to its knees, didn’t ask for peace , and accordingly, you need to understand

with the provocations in the bucha in irpen kramatorsk , the recently released report of the nest internationale very beginning of the special military operation, the armed forces of ukraine and the ukrainian nationalist battalions are hiding behind civilians. as a human shield they use residential buildings and apartments in them, as firing points place heavy equipment artillery in hospitals, schools and kindergartens. what wave of indignation rose in connection with this in the west? it can be stated that even if the magat inspectors get there and carry out monitoring, if kiev and the west will not like their conclusions, it is clear what fate will await, and we saw this report just the day before, like the cbs movie, and the trade and disappearance of western weapons supplied to ukraine disappeared literally from the site. uh, hmm western countries. uh, they believe that the report of the ennosti international in general was biased. eh, so far there is no good way out of this situation, and kiev is obviously inspired by today's reaction. the west is likely to try to escalate further. it's ve

that's really a matter of international competency of compet competitiveness nest for a lot of german companies. and these had winds. you mentioned that to your political risks. we have seen them increasing or a long time, and it would be very important for our companies that these geopolitical tensions, especially in asia, where we have major trading partners that would be reduced. and instead we could move forward to a more stable multilateral rule based systems. are better trading relations with other countries and also our governments to help reduce trading barriers and improve trade ties with you trade deals of our major trading partners like marcus, who are in india or in indonesia. okay. we're going to have to leave it there. claimants, cova is director of the trade policy at the d. i h. k or association of german chambers of industry and commerce. it's been a week since ross has gas from reduce deliveries to germany. again, 3, they know, 3 pipeline to 20 percent of regular flows. this time, most probably because of germany, support of ukraine. moscow blames maintenance and was

nest people's republic. well, the long awaited mission by the international atomic energy agency to these up erosion nuclear power plant could take place within days. that's according to the bodies director general. the facility under russian military control has come under a continued shelling in recent weeks with moscow blaming ukrainian forces for the bombardment. the plants is the largest nuclear power station in europe and the shelling there has stopped fears of a nuclear catastrophe. but the potential to be worse than the chernobyl disaster experts also state such an incident could affect many countries, neighboring ukraine, reaching even to turkey. ortiz alexi rappin is the 1st international journalist to report from the sprawling territory group. each of you will be up and they look for us dancers largest power plant in europe. supp rosure is being shell daily by the cranium military. recently as a result of yet another attack, once the billing was killed on the spot, and yet another was fatally wounded. still, the station continues to operate with its reactors, generating energy with just mark ones

rochelle walensky, head of the cdc, will speak at the center for strategic and international studies on the topic of pandemic repair nestscan -- pandemic preparedness. this says that locally, our public schools are doing well but a lot of room for improvement nationwide in public schooling. we should pay teachers better, spread summer break time off across the year so that the year-round curriculum happens. another says reading is the key, i read to my daughter and got her a library card at the age two and a half, she could read by age three. at kindergarten, she read at a third-grade level. you have to work with teachers, it is a cooperative relationship. this viewer says quality education is available if disruptive students are properly managed. those left in the room with disruptions struggle. this is a call from san diego, california, a parent. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for the great job you guys are doing. thank you for the information. the educational system in san diego, i give it a b. the fact that our great teachers, most of the great -- most of the teachers here are underqualified, not qualified t

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here at auto international, we do have our correspondence on the ground around casa ref, it's been at the hospital that was shelled ukrainian military continue shelling all districts of the nest. we are now in one of the areas actually this is a hospital that was chilled by ukrainian nationalists. you can see there is still a rocket lane here, and maternity ward was struck in this hospital net resulted in a multiple injuries. also in other places in done nets, a civilian infrastructure was targeted. so cars, homes, multiple apartment buildings have also been struck here right now as i'm speaking the shilling. it still continues all over the nest. now this is what the hospital looks from outside. several grad rockets landed right under the roof of this medical facility. mind you. this is not the 1st time ukrainian nationalists have targeted civilian infrastructure including hospital hospitals. now in this area, another maternity ward was struck just like a couple of months back when another missourians award on the other side of the nest was so old. so i hit and that resulted in several injuries. are also getting a lot of details out of other parts of done yet. so the mayor ha

rochelle walensky, head of the cdc, will speak at the center for strategic and international studies on the topic of pandemic repair nestsyou can -- pandemic preparedness. this says that locally, our public schools are doing well but a lot of room for improvement nationwide in public schooling. we should pay teachers better, spread summer break time off across the year so that the year-round curriculum happens. another says reading is the key, i read to my daughter and got her a library card at the age two and a half, she could read by age three. at kindergarten, she read at a third-grade level. you have to work with teachers, it is a cooperative relationship. this viewer says quality education is available if disruptive students are properly managed. those left in the room with disruptions struggle. this is a call from san diego, california, a parent. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for the great job you guys are doing. thank you for the information. the educational system in san diego, i give it a b. the fact that our great teachers, most of the great -- most of the teachers here are underqualified, not qualifi

nest in this. that's the problem. i know in looking at the opinion polls, very serious questions around the world about america and its position in the international the new york times reports the cia issued a top secret memo last year about more informants getting killed worldwide. we could not, of course say that the uptick is linked to trump's handling of classified documents, but i think we look at the headline in light of what we are learning and it helps put the danger of what is on the line in a bright light. >> there is several scenarios. let's just think about the actual assets. the human intelligence collectors that are out there. you saw the markings on the documents. in the affidavit. agency. esthetician intelligence. imagine that that information was known or had been distributed even further in a classified location with no supervision, we don't know who seen those documents and imagine those sources are killed or captured somewhere around the world. think of other scenarios where this would hit with billions of dollars of taxpayer money are spent every year on intelligence services to build signal intelligence and technical capabili